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From: Roee Esquira <roeeesquira@op-controller.cs.tau.ac.il>
Date: Fri, 25 Mar 2022 17:09:22 +0300
Subject: [PATCH 1/7] changed to fit tau

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+In	O
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+“	O
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+It	O
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+Once	O
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+From	O
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+“	O
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+When	O
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+We	O
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diff --git a/cached_datasets/SI/train-dev-articles/article111111114.txt b/cached_datasets/SI/train-dev-articles/article111111114.txt
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..f0d1067
--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+U.S. judge frees Indonesian immigrant held by Trump order
+
+A U.S. judge on Wednesday ordered the release of an illegal immigrant who is among 47 Indonesians in New Hampshire challenging the Trump administration’s order to deport them.
+
+SPONSORED
+
+Rombot, part of a wave of Indonesian Christians who fled their country following deadly riots in 1998, learned of the policy change when he appeared for an Aug. 1 check-in with ICE and was arrested.
+
+“He walks out of the courthouse right now,” Chief U.S. District Judge Patti Saris said after concluding that Rombot’s detention violated his rights.
+
+He walked out of the U.S. District Court in Boston in his blue jail scrubs, without a chance to change into street clothes.
+Rombot’s lawyers said he was arrested despite a 2015 letter from ICE saying he would have a chance to prepare for an “orderly” departure.
+
+The judge cited that letter during Wednesday’s hearing in holding that Rombot’s detention despite ICE’s previous guidance violated his due process rights under the U.S. Constitution.
+
+“This is what intent was, that he would be given the opportunity to leave under his own steam and not under shackles,” she said.
+
+Outside the courtroom, Rombot said: “I just want to say thank you to my attorney, my pastor and all of my friends.”
+
+The U.S. Attorney’s office is considering an appeal, a spokeswoman said.
+
+ICE officials said the arrangement had always been a temporary one and that the agency always had discretion to deport the people covered by the arrangement.
+
+The Indonesians are part of an ethnic community of about 2,000 people clustered around the city of Dover in New Hampshire’s seacoast region.
+
+Members of the group and advocates say they fear they could face discrimination or violence if forced to return to the world’s largest Muslim-majority country.
+
+Their cause has drawn the support of Republican Governor Chris Sununu and New Hampshire’s all-Democratic congressional delegation, including U.S.
+Senator Jeanne Shaheen.
+
+Saris previously ordered a stay to the deportations.
+She is currently weighing whether she can order a longer delay to give the affected people time to renew their efforts to gain legal status.
diff --git a/cached_datasets/SI/train-dev-articles/article111111117.txt b/cached_datasets/SI/train-dev-articles/article111111117.txt
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index 0000000..813ff33
--- /dev/null
+++ b/cached_datasets/SI/train-dev-articles/article111111117.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+Trump formally nominates Gina Haspel to be next CIA director
+
+WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump formally notified Congress on Tuesday that deputy CIA director Gina Haspel is his pick to lead the agency.
+
+Trump tweeted last month that he had selected Haspel to replace Mike Pompeo, who is being considered to be secretary of state.
+But the president had not sent the formal paperwork to Capitol Hill.
+
+Logistical issues, including an FBI background check that took longer than expected, was to blame, according to a U.S. official, who was not authorized to discuss the issue and spoke only on condition of anonymity.
+
+Still, the delay prompted critics to speculate that the delay signaled the White House was having second thoughts about the nomination.
+Some lawmakers and human rights groups oppose Haspel’s nomination because of her role in the CIA’s detention and harsh interrogation of terror suspects after 9/11.
+
+The Senate intelligence committee is expected to have a confirmation hearing for Haspel in coming weeks, followed by a vote in the full Senate.
diff --git a/cached_datasets/SI/train-dev-articles/article111111131.txt b/cached_datasets/SI/train-dev-articles/article111111131.txt
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+Trump's North Korean gamble ends with 'special bond' with Kim
+
+Nearly five hours of unprecedented and surreal talks between US President Donald Trump and North Korea's Kim Jong Un culminated on Tuesday with fulsome declarations of a new friendship but just vague pledges of nuclear disarmament.
+
+For Trump, that amounted to a triumphant outcome in his extraordinary gamble with the rogue kingdom's despotic leader.
+But there were scant details on what new commitments had been secured from Kim, even as Trump announced he would end the regular military exercises the US conducts with South Korea.
+Whether nuclear disarmament is indeed the final outcome of Tuesday's summit won't be known for years, if not decades.
+But the dramatic act of extending his hand to one of America's longtime adversaries will forever illustrate Trump's gut-driven, norm-shattering tenure.
+"We both want to do something.
+We both are going to do something.
+And we have developed a very special bond," Trump said at the conclusion of the landmark summit.
+"People are going to be very impressed.
+People are going to be very happy."
+The document he and Kim signed said the North Korean leader "reaffirmed his firm and unwavering commitment to complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula."
+In exchange, Trump agreed to "provide security guarantees" to North Korea.
+But there was no mentioning the previous US aim of "complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization."
+And Kim's commitments did not appear to go beyond what he already pledged to do in April when he met South Korean President Moon Jae-in along their countries' border.
+Trump insisted during a news conference the agreement went further than many people expected.
+But he acknowledged the effort to rid North Korea of its nuclear arsenal was in its early stages.
+"We will do it as fast as it can mechanically and physically be done," he said.
+More critical, in Trump's telling, was the development of a personal bond with Kim, a brutal dictator responsible for the deaths not only of his own citizens but of at least one American, Otto Warmbier, who was returned to the US in a coma only to die days later.
+"I think our whole relationship with North Korea and the Korean Peninsula is going to be a very much different situation than it has in the past," Trump said during the summit.
+Later, during his news conference, Trump said Warmbier's death contributed to the summit taking place.
+"Without Otto, this would not have happened," Trump said.
+Trump and Kim -- both intent on making history -- greeted each other early in the day with extended hands in front of a row of US and North Korean flags, a previously unthinkable sight that reflects a new chapter in the two countries' acrimonious relationship.
+Trump's threats to politely walk out of the meeting if his expectations were unmet did not materialize.
+Instead he predicted he could "solve a big problem, a big dilemma" alongside his new partner.
+"Working together, we'll get it taken care of," Trump said.
+The remarks came amid an improbable series of events that few could have anticipated even three months ago.
+The unlikely images of US and North Korean counterparts engaging in friendly dialogue lent the day an air of unreality.
+In a detailed menu, the White House said the men were served Häagen-Dazs vanilla ice cream for dessert.
+Other unforeseen events also surrounded the summit, increasing the drama.
+Minutes before the historic handshake, Trump tweeted that his top economic adviser Larry Kudlow had suffered a heart attack.
+Immediately after the encounter, Dennis Rodman -- one of the only Americans to have met Kim -- was openly weeping while being interviewed by CNN's Chris Cuomo.
+Even Kim seemed to acknowledge the surreality of the day.
+"Many people in the world will think of this as a (inaudible) form of fantasy ... from a science fiction movie," his translator was overheard saying as the two leaders walked down a white-columned colonnade.
+At the conclusion of the summit, Trump hailed the talks as a historic, and personal, achievement.
+"We learned a lot about each other and our countries," Trump said.
+"I learned he's a very talented man."
+When pressed about those comments in light of Kim's brutal tactics, Trump continued praising the North Korean leaders' ability to run a country at a young age.
+"He is very talented," Trump said, citing Kim's ability to "take over a situation like he did at 26 years of age and run it, and run it tough."
+Kim assumed power after his father Kim Jong Il, also a brutal dictator, died in 2011.
+Throughout the day, Trump and Kim's body language was openly friendly, a striking warmth given Kim's iron grip on power and dismal record on human rights.
+Trump's move to meet him attracted fierce criticism for normalizing a regime routinely called out for its human rights abuses, that over years has built an image of fearsome renegade regime, throwing around threats of nuclear war.
+The day began with Trump patting Kim on the back and placing his hand on the North Korean's shoulder as they walked into their first meeting.
+Later they were seen smiling and laughing over lunch.
+Trump told reporters he would "absolutely" extend an invitation to the White House to Kim, who also heralded a new era.
+"Today, we had a historic meeting and decided to leave the past behind," Kim said through a translator.
+"The world will see a major change."
+The meeting came only months after the two men traded nuclear taunts, ratcheting up tensions and leading to fears of war.
+By contrast, Trump appeared to back off a military footing on Tuesday, declaring the US will stop the "war games," an apparent reference to joint military exercises with South Korea that North Korea has long rebuked as provocative.
+Trump also said he hopes to eventually withdraw US forces from South Korea, but said "that's not part of the equation right now."
+"I want to get our soldiers out.
+I want to bring our soldiers back home," Trump said.
+"But that's not part of the equation right now.
+I hope it will be eventually."
+Tuesday's meeting, convened at a luxury hotel on the island of Sentosa, came just three months after Trump accepted North Korea's invitation for talks on the spot.
+It was an extraordinarily compressed timeline for the landmark summit, which at one point was called off entirely as communication broke down between Washington and Pyongyang.
+The talks were quickly revived, leading to the highly choreographed event that unfolded Tuesday.
+After the men shook hands, they repaired inside for one-on-one talks.
+In that first meeting they were joined only by translators, a break from standard practice of having at least one aide present for high-stakes huddles.
+Later in the day, advisers joined the talks for a larger bilateral session and a working lunch.
+Trump took keen interest in the pageantry of the day, insisting the pictures beamed around the world reflect a commanding leader making a decisive, world-altering move.
+At the same time, he'd admitted he didn't believe he required extensive preparation to take stock of Kim.
+As part of the advance work, Trump commissioned a highly produced video meant to convince Kim to relinquish his weapons and open his country to outside investment.
+Trump showed Kim the movie on an iPad during their talks.
+Here in futuristic Singapore, however, Kim was able to view the benefits of economic advancement at close range.
+He was spotted taking a moonlit stroll around the high-end Marina Bay Sands hotel and casino, owned by GOP mega-donor Sheldon Adelson, the type of glitzy development few North Koreans could ever imagine coming to their country.
+Kim was cheered by onlookers who caught sight of the dictator, who until earlier this spring was not believed to have ever left North Korea as supreme leader.
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+Florida shooting: Gun control law moves step closer
+
+New gun control measures for Florida have passed another legal hurdle, weeks after one of the worst school shootings in US history.
+
+The state's House of Representatives passed a bill raising the age to buy a gun from 18 to 21 and imposing a three-day waiting period on all gun sales.
+
+The bill, already passed by the Senate, now goes to the state governor.
+
+Seventeen people were killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, on 14 February.
+Expelled former student Nikolas Cruz, 19, has been charged in the attack.
+He was formally indicted by a grand jury on Wednesday on 34 counts, including 17 counts of premeditated first-degree murder and 17 counts of attempted first-degree murder.
+
+He is suspected of using a legally bought AR-15 semi-automatic rifle to carry out the 10-minute attack, gunning down teachers and students.
+
+What is in the new law?
+In addition to raising the age and bringing in the three-day waiting period, the legislation:
+
+Introduces a voluntary armed "guardian programme" for schools, named after Aaron Feis, a coach who died in the Parkland shooting.
+It allows school personnel to be armed, subject to school district approval and specialist training
+Classroom teachers are excluded from carrying arms unless they have a security forces background
+Bans devices, such as bump stocks, that modify a semi-automatic weapon to fully automatic
+Raises mental health funding and increases the power to seize or ban guns under mental health concerns
+The legislation does not include a ban on the sale of assault-style weapons like the AR-15, despite it being a key demand of Parkland students and their parents.
+
+Florida law already mandates a three-day waiting period for the purchase of a handgun but a person as young as 18 can buy a rifle with no waiting period.
+The Republican-controlled House debated the bill for about eight hours on Wednesday before voting 67-50 in favour.
+
+Has the move been welcomed?
+Ryan Petty, whose daughter was among those killed, hailed the House's vote in a tweet.
+
+He said: "We know that when it comes to preventing future acts of school violence, today's vote is just the beginning of our journey."
+
+State Democratic Party legislators who backed the bill said it was necessary despite the "poison pill" of allowing more guns in schools under the guardian programme.
+Florida now joins at least six other states in allowing school employees to carry firearms.
+
+Following the Parkland shooting, many surviving students had lobbied politicians for greater gun control.
+
+Gun control activists will hope the Florida measures will be a turning point in their battle with the powerful National Rifle Association and others who defend firearms ownership under the Second Amendment of the US constitution.
+
+On the day the vote passed, a 17-year-old woman student was killed in a suspected accidental shooting at a high school in Alabama.
+
+What happens now?
+Governor Rick Scott will need to sign the bill, known as the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act, into law.
+
+It will automatically become law within 15 days unless he vetoes it.
+
+Mr Scott has not yet said he will back it, telling reporters he would "review the bill line by line" and consult victims' families.
+
+He has previously said he opposes US President Donald Trump's call to arm teachers.
+He had also previously opposed increasing the purchase age from 18 to 21.
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+Tea With the Curate: The Attack on Marriage is an Attack on Christ in the Eucharist
+
+Pope Paul VI’s 1965 encyclical on the Eucharist, “Mysterium Fidei,” was the first place I saw anyone say that the body and blood, soul and complete divinity of Christ was actually present in the consecrated species.
+Having been raised in Remi de Roo’s Victoria in the 1970s, I had naturally never heard anything at all about the Eucharist.
+The understanding that Catholics believed what they believe about it came as a bit of a shock.
+(Read the full document here. )
+With the hindsight of 52 years and a great deal of very dirty and unappealing water under the Catholic bridge, we can see it as a kind of warning prophecy.
+Published just three months before the close of Vatican II and just as Annibale Bugnini was cranking open the floodgates of his never-ending stream of liturgical alterations, Mysterium Fidei is now an important marker of a critical turning point in Catholic history, perhaps the most important of modern times.
+
+Who can read this without cringing at what we now know was about to happen:
+Therefore, we earnestly hope that the restored sacred liturgy will bring forth abundant fruits of eucharistic devotion, so that the Holy Church, under this saving sign of piety, may make daily progress toward perfect unity and may invite all Christians to a unity of faith and of love, drawing them gently, thanks to the action of divine grace.
+But in 1983 at the start of my personal investigations into the Catholic religion, I knew nothing of any of that.
+The encyclical, the very first I ever read, was also a marker for me of a personal turning point.
+It was the first time I had ever seen Catholic eucharistic doctrine clearly and – most importantly – unapologetically stated.
+It came right out and said something so astounding, something so completely unlikely, that I had to admit that it left very few logical possibilities.
+Like C.S.
+Lewis’s assessment of the claims by Christ of His own divinity, this pope was either mad, bad or telling the plain truth.
+
+Something that may be much more noteworthy now in our current circumstances than it was the year I read it, is that the pope’s very first quote was not of scripture, but the Council of Trent:
+“At the Last Supper, on the night He was handed over, Our Lord instituted the Eucharistic Sacrifice of His Body and Blood, to perpetuate the sacrifice of the cross throughout the ages until He should come, and thus entrust to the Church, His beloved spouse, the memorial of His death and resurrection: a sacrament of devotion, a sign of unity, a bond of charity, a paschal banquet in which Christ is received, the soul is filled with grace and there is given to us the pledge of future glory.”
+
+In these words are highlighted both the sacrifice, which pertains to the essence of the Mass which is celebrated daily, and the sacrament in which the faithful participate in Holy Communion by eating the Flesh of Christ and drinking His Blood, receiving both grace, the beginning of eternal life, and the medicine of immortality.
+I remember my thoughts upon reading this shocking statement… “By doing what?
+!”
+
+My acceptance from the reading of this document of the Church’s orthodox eucharistic doctrine was based in part on Pope Paul’s gracious and beautiful exposition, and in part on the sheer radical, mad unlikeliness of it.
+What could conceivably be the reason to say anything as wild as this if it weren’t true?
+
+The idea of transubstantiation struck me as I read that document as possibly the strangest and most earth shattering thing I’d ever heard.
+It shocked me out of a kind of swamp of intellectual worldliness; presenting the idea to my thirsty mind that there could indeed be fantastic realities far more wonderful than the banal and painfully uninteresting secularist worldview I had been taught to accept.
+It was as though someone had plausibly told me that, yes, there were fairies and magical kingdoms in real life, “just around the corner”.
+
+By the time I read it, I had been through a long, slow transition from a childhood devoted to Our Lady and confirmed in my belief in wonders, to a kind of disappointed practical atheism after three years in a diocesan Catholic parochial school.
+I had been taught, by both word and implication, that everything the Catholic Church had taught before Vatican II was pernicious nonsense.
+Where it was simply wrong it was ridiculous and where it was wrong and political it was outright wicked.
+
+What led me to read that particular encyclical is the most clearly identifiable moment of actual grace in my young life to that point.
+It was the first time it occurred to me to investigate, like an anthropologist, what the Church herself said about her teachings.
+While mulling grimly one day over all the wickedness of the Catholic Church, I was pulled up short by a single thought: “I could be wrong.” At 17 it seemed such an unlikely thing to think I was rather shocked.
+But stopping a moment to consider, I realised that I had only ever heard about Catholic things from people who clearly hated the Church; her enemies, in short.
+It hardly seemed just to convict on the testimony of these obviously biased witnesses.
+In order to properly and thoroughly condemn the Church, with convincing due diligence, I had to read something about it that didn’t come from her enemies.
+
+The same day, I presented myself at the reference desk of the public library and asked, “Do you have any books about Catholicism?
+Something official?” The librarian took me to the reference section and showed me the shelves of encyclicals, documents and histories.
+Saints and popes from one end of the stacks to the other.
+Having no clear idea what my own question meant, I just picked one at random.
+
+The description of the Holy Eucharist as the supreme Centre from which all our life as Catholics flow, and from which all other doctrines radiated, was something that was not going to come into my head for another eight years of reading.
+But even so, Mysterium Fidei forced me to face up to a reality I’d never dreamed of before; that this, the little unassuming wafer, was the most important thing in the world.
+
+Reading through the encyclical again, holding it up next to the current situation in Rome, makes it easier to clarify certain critical issues.
+Given what we are now seeing, consider the poignancy of the following passages:
+When dealing with the restoration of the sacred liturgy, the Fathers of the council, by reason of their pastoral concern for the whole Church, considered it of the highest importance to exhort the faithful to participate actively with sound faith and with the utmost devotion in the celebration of this Most Holy Mystery, to offer it with the priest to God as a sacrifice for their own salvation and for that of the whole world, and to find in it spiritual nourishment.
+This was, remember, 1965, four years before the New Mass was issued and before Cardinal Ottaviani warned the pope that it was precisely this sacramental reality that was about to be catastrophically obscured.
+
+Who, reading this passage, does not feel the urge to shout down the years, to do something to stave off the disaster that was coming:
+[W]e are aware of the fact that, among those who deal with this Most Holy Mystery in written or spoken word, there are some who with reference either to Masses which are celebrated in private, or to the dogma of transubstantiation, or to devotion to the Eucharist, spread abroad opinions which disturb the faithful and fill their minds with no little confusion about matters of faith.
+It is as if everyone were permitted to consign to oblivion doctrine already defined by the Church, or else to interpret it in such a way as to weaken the genuine meaning of the words or the recognized force of the concepts involved.
+Keeping Cardinal Ottaviani’s Intervention directly before our thoughts, we read with a strange kind of helpless dread…
+…it is not allowable to emphasize what is called the “communal” Mass to the disparagement of Masses celebrated in private, or to exaggerate the element of sacramental sign as if the symbolism, which all certainly admit in the Eucharist, expresses fully and exhausts completely the mode of Christ’s presence in this sacrament.
+
+Nor is it allowable to discuss the mystery of transubstantiation without mentioning what the Council of Trent stated about the marvelous conversion of the whole substance of the bread into the Body and of the whole substance of the wine into the Blood of Christ, speaking rather only of what is called “transignification” and “transfiguration,” or finally to propose and act upon the opinion according to which, in the Consecrated Hosts which remain after the celebration of the sacrifice of the Mass, Christ Our Lord is no longer present.
+[…]
+
+And therefore, so that the hope aroused by the council, that a flourishing of eucharistic piety which is now pervading the whole Church, be not frustrated by this spread of false opinions, we have with apostolic authority decided to address you, venerable brothers, and to express our mind on this subject.
+[1]
+Those of us writing similar jeremiads now have been working to clarify that the attack from Rome on the moral doctrine of the Church isn’t about marriage.
+It’s about the Eucharist and to a lesser extent the priesthood.
+The demonic forces we know are the driving force behind this supreme moment of heresy and destruction aren’t really looking at the undermining of marriage as their primary goal; they want to get at the Eucharist.
+We know it is demonically inspired because their hatred is for Christ Himself in the first place and for anyone who loves and wants to serve Him second.
+They are men who refuse to bend the knee before the God whom they will not serve.
+
+This knowledge – that the attack is on the Body and Blood of Christ – can also help readers spot their friends in the crowd.
+The places where Eucharistic adoration is still offered are places where at least some flicker of the true Faith survives.
+The bishops and priests now talking about the supreme glory of the Eucharist, and the need to defend it from sacrilege, are lighthouses.
+A case in point is Bishop Mark Davies, of my own former diocese of Shrewsbury in England.
+In March, 2016, in the midst of the shouting from Rome, Bishop Davies spoke at his Chrism Mass said that only through the “reality of the Eucharist” could new vocations to the priesthood be found.
+“In treasuring this gift of priestly celibacy we need to recognize more clearly the intimate link between the Ministerial Priesthood and the reality of the Eucharist.
+If the Mass were ever reduced in our minds to being merely a commemorative meal and the priest as only a community leader or functionary, then the celibacy of the Catholic Priesthood might seem extravagant.”
+It’s almost as if someone had slipped a copy of the Ottaviani Intervention inside his morning paper.
+
+The targeting of marriage, through the instruments of creatures like the myopic and theologically tunnel-visioned Cardinal Kasper, is demonically brilliant.
+It’s a “stitch-up” as the English call it; a fix.
+You make it a matter of “mercy” (backed up by the iron fist) that no one in a state of objective mortal sin can be refused Holy Communion; you give the national bishops conferences the power to start enforcing this, and you have created a previously unimaginable situation in the Church.
+You have created a regime in which a refusal to desecrate the sacred species will be grounds for persecution of faithful priests, seminarians and laity.
+And of course, we are seeing it starting already.
+
+It’s a brilliant strategy, the magic bullet that will revert the Church to the 1976 model on every front, and very likely keep it there forever.
+As if the goal was to go back in time and erase the entire John Paul II/Benedict XVI period out of history.
+It will halt the revival of eucharistic piety among seminarians; in fact, it will reverse the general reforming trend of “conservative” seminaries that was such a feature under John Paul II and has for 30 years been the hook upon which all hopes of restoration have hung.
+
+It is easy to see what is coming next.
+Once certain announcements are published in parish bulletins, laity will have to consider whether they can, in conscience, continue to assist at Masses where systematic sacrilege has been formally adopted as the rule.
+The few bishops with sufficient spine to stand up to the pressure of both Rome and their own national conferences – newly empowered with directives to make doctrinal declarations – will be ruling embattled islands of Catholicism in a poisoned sea of systematic heresy and desecration.
+A dark, impenetrable and “irreversible” winter of persecution of the faithful by their own shepherds will fall.
+
+Not being a theologian I have no idea if this encyclical is, as so many of these seemingly orthodox documents of that period seem to be, rife with the usual “time bombs,” ambiguities, mushy language or even outright errors.
+I haven’t looked it up.
+I’m sure there are plenty of people out there qualified to examine it to see if it’s safe for Trad-Catholic consumption.
+And I have no doubt at all that there are better, more venerable, even more sublime and poignant works on the Eucharist in the canon of “official” things.
+From saints and Doctors of the Church and whatnot, many of which the pope cited.
+But whatever its flaws, Mysterium Fidei is the one I found, and I’m convinced it wasn’t an accident.
+
+O God, in Your infinite mercy, forgive and have mercy on Pope Paul VI Montini for whatever neglect or damage of which he may have been guilty.
+In this one case at least, a work of his was the exact right thing at the exact right time.
+For me at least it was the key that opened the Door to Narnia.
+
+____________________
+
+
+[1] The fact that four years before the New Mass was issued, Paul VI was pinpointing in such detail exactly what Bugnini and co. were preparing makes it all but impossible to escape the conclusion that he knew perfectly well what was coming but approved the disastrous New Rite anyway.
+And then did nothing but weep as the inevitable disaster unfolded.
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+Las Vegas Shooting Victim: “There Was 100% More Than One Shooter,” Gates To Concert Were Locked Shortly Before Attack
+
+Las Vegas mass shooting victim Rocky Palermo was shot in the pelvis during the horrific attack and is now speaking out about what he saw and believes happened, including the presence of multiple shooters as well as locked concert gates and police telling frantic civilians to go in the other direction.
+Palermo, who has done various interviews since the attack, appeared on “The Blast” with a series of shocking comments that correlate with various other reports indicating that multiple shooters carried out the attack and that the FBI is actively covering this up.
+“I definitely do believe that there was 100% more than one shooter, every other person that I’ve talked to that did unfortunately get hit as well, have all said the same things,” Palermo detailed.
+The man then goes on to explain that after being shot he ran “about 200 yards” to hide behind a car, all the while hearing bullets fly past him at what he believes was ground level.
+“I’m waiting and all of a sudden we hear a little whizzing going by us, all of a sudden bullets are just flying by,” he continued.
+“When something is coming up and down or at least from a different angle they are either going to hit the ground or… alot of different things are going to happen.
+When someone is shooting form a horizontal line its just going to keep shooting,” Palermo attempted to explain.
+Take note that what he means here is that people were being shot at from ground level rather than the 32nd floor of the hotel.
+Palermo then specifically heard the gun shots get “closer and closer” before quickly deciding it was once again time to run.
+Shockingly, he then goes on to detail the fact that at the end of the concert the previous two nights everyone had exited a specific way but on the night of the shooting this route was locked down shortly before the attack.
+“Every other night at the concert, everybody kinda exited right off Las Vegas Blvd, that was standard, that was routine, you get out of the concert and you go down to the next casino,” he continued.
+“At 10pm they closed every exit on Las Vegas Blvd, every single one.
+They gated them all closed with chain-link fences, 10:08 the shooting started and we were pigs sitting in a corral.
+We only had one exit to go out of…..everyone was just kinda following the sheep.”
+Palermo makes clear this confused concert goers who had used the normal exits in the past.
+“The same exits we had came in and left Friday and Saturday night were definitely closed.
+There were people that went over there and tried to leave and there were cops that were telling them no, you can’t go out here, you have to go the other way,” he shockingly concluded.
+This stunning testimony is obviously a huge bombshell in the ongoing investigation of the Las Vegas mass shooting and is sure to continue to add credence to the growing belief that we are not being told what actually happened that fateful night.
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+Dan Fishback: It's Okay to Boycott Israeli Plays, But Not Okay to Boycott BDS Plays
+
+Every time a BDS activist faces a boycott, the #BDStears come out.
+The latest outbreak of #BDStears comes from Dan Fishback and his supporters.
+The American Jewish Historical Society was caught collaborating with JVP; a radical anti-Israel hate group with links to anti-Semitism.
+Here's my article on the subject.
+The American Jewish Historical Society was founded to study and preserve Jewish history.
+These days it’s instead partnering with Jewish Voice for Peace: an anti-Israel BDS hate group that defends anti-Semitism and which sponsored talks by an anti-Semite who accused Jews of drinking blood.
+Coming up in late October is “The Balfour Declaration: Support for a Jewish Homeland or Jewish State?” The two speakers are Robert Herbst, the coordinator of the Westchester chapter of JVP, and Jonathan Kuttab, who advocates a one-state solution for eliminating Israel.
+He had tweeted, "EU no longer considers #Hamas a terrorist group.
+Time for US to do same."
+In December, the AJHS will feature “Rubble Rubble”, a play by Dan Fishback based on his trip to Israel.
+Fishback is a BDS supporter and a member of the JVP Artists Council.
+His goal is to “normalize Jewish anti-Zionism”.
+AJHS and JVP members get discounted admission.
+The JVP events have been canceled That includes Fishback's Rubble and Rubble.
+And Dan Fishback is flooding the media with #BDStears.
+There's an outbreak of them at anti-Israel hate sites like the New York Times and the Forward.
+"I have grown accustomed to feeling unwelcome in Jewish spaces," Dan Fishback whines.
+Him, the PLO and the KKK.
+"Any Jew who opposes the Occupation — or opposes Zionism itself — knows that feeling of being shunned from the places that are supposed to shelter and nurture you: families, synagogues, community centers, arts organizations," Fishback continues.
+"I am terrified for the Jewish people.
+I was raised to believe we were a people of dissent and argument.
+I was taught that it was important to ask difficult questions, and that it was noble to stand up for what you believed in.
+If our Jewish institutions — particularly the American Jewish Historical Society — cannot accommodate dissent, and effectively exclude all Jewish anti-Zionists, then they have not only lost a rapidly growing Jewish population, but they have lost a key aspect of their Jewishness."
+Let's unpack this knapsack of entitled nonsense.
+Anti-Israel activists like Dan Fishback are entitled to exploit Jewish spaces for their propoaganda... even while they advocate a boycott of the Jews of Israel.
+Previously Dan Fishback had authored an article arguing for boycotting some Israeli plays.
+Now he's whining that boycotting his play is a violation of Jewishness because Jews are a "people of dissent and argument."
+But the only dissent and argument that Jews are supposed to welcome is that of people who hate the existence of Jewish nationhood.
+Not of Jewish nationhood itself.
+"it’s not that BDS is “censoring” work — it’s that BDS is resisting a propaganda campaign that was intentionally crafted to influence international politics," Dan Fishback claimed when advocating a boycott of some Israeli plays.
+It's not that boycotting Dan Fishback censors work.
+It's resistance to a propaganda campaign intended to attack the human rights of the Jewish people.
+It's time for the #BDStears crowd to examine their entitlement and recognize that what's good for the goose is good for the gander.
+Either that or they can go whine to the New York Times some more because the Jewish community won't let them burn crosses on their lawn.
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+Madagascar Plague Outbreak Has Already Killed 57 And Infected Over 600
+
+An outbreak of the plague in Madagascar is spreading at an unprecedented rate.
+With the ease of spreading the plague, the likelihood that this disease will move to other more densely populated regions of the planet has become a huge concern for many.
+So far, the plague has claimed 57 lives and infected more than 680 others.
+These figures are from October 12, however, and the disease is spreading rapidly.
+An estimated 329 of these cases and 25 of the deaths were in the capital city of Antananarivo.
+Of the 684 cases reported as of October 12, 474 were the pneumonic plague, 156 bubonic and 1 septicemic plague.
+A further 54 were unspecified, according to the World Health Organization.
+Of Madagascar’s 114 districts, 35 have reported cases of plague, including at least 10 cities.
+Plague is caused by infection with the bacterium Yersinia pestis and is typically spread through the bite of infected fleas, frequently carried by rats.
+The bacteria will eventually end up causing the often fatal plague.
+Symptoms can include painful, swollen lymph nodes, called buboes, as well as fever, chills, and coughing.
+Pneumonic plague is more virulent or damaging and is an advanced form of the disease characterized by a severe lung infection.
+The infection can be transmitted from person to person via airborne droplets from coughing or sneezing.
+The incubation period is extremely short too, and an infected person may die within 12 to 24 hours of contracting the bacteria making cures in underdeveloped regions of the globe difficult at best.
+According to CNN, the cases were reported by both the World Health Organization (WHO) and the National Bureau for Risk and Disaster Management (BNGRC) in Madagascar.
+They include probable and suspected cases as well those that have been confirmed by laboratory tests.
+And while the country experiences regular outbreaks, with an estimated 400 cases of plague each year, this time things are very different, experts warn.
+This year, health officials report the infections started much earlier than usual, and they’re occurring in new areas, including urban settings.
+They’ve also seen an unexpected number of cases of pneumonic plague, which transmits more easily from person to person.
+Historically dubbed the “black death” the bubonic plague has been responsible for several worldwide pandemics in the past.
+Early detection of the plague is key since both forms of it can be cured with antibiotics.
+But, occasionally there can be cases of septicemic plague, where the infection has spread to a person’s bloodstream and can cause bleeding and necrosis of tissue, turning it black.
+Internationally, this outbreak is also being taken seriously.
+WHO delivered more than 1.2 million doses of antibiotics and released $1.5 million in emergency funds earlier this month.
+The Red Cross has released more than $1 million to deploy a treatment center and has mobilized more than 1,000 volunteers and is upgrading their skills on community surveillance, finding and monitoring people who have been in contact with infected patients and insightful messaging to stop the spread of this disease.
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+The Kurds have no friends but the mountains, is an old lament .
+Last week, it must have been very much on Kurdish minds.
+As their U.S. allies watched, the Kurdish peshmerga fighters were run out of Kirkuk and all the territory they had captured fighting ISIS alongside the Americans.
+The Iraqi army that ran them out was trained and armed by the United States.
+The U.S. had warned the Kurds against holding the referendum on independence on Sept. 25, which carried with 92 percent.
+Iran and Turkey had warned against an independent Kurdistan that could be a magnet for Kurdish minorities in their own countries.
+But the Iraqi Kurds went ahead.
+Now they have lost Kirkuk and its oil, and their dream of independence is all but dead.
+More troubling for America is the new reality revealed by the rout of the peshmerga.
+Iraq, which George W. Bush and the neocons were going to fashion into a pro-Western democracy and American ally, appears to be as close to Iran as it is to the United States.
+After 4,500 U.S. dead, scores of thousands wounded and a trillion dollars sunk, our 15-year war in Iraq could end with a Shiite-dominated Baghdad aligned with Tehran.
+With that grim prospect in mind, Secretary Rex Tillerson said Sunday , "Iranian militias that are in Iraq, now that the fight against ... ISIS is coming to a close ... need to go home.
+Any foreign fighters in Iraq need to go home."
+Tillerson meant Iran's Quds Force in Iraq should go home, and the Shiite militia in Iraq should be conscripted into the army.
+But what if the Baghdad regime of Haider al-Abadi does not agree?
+What if the Quds Force does not go home to Iran and the Shiite militias that helped retake Kirkuk refuse to enlist in the Iraqi army?
+Who then enforces Tillerson's demands?
+Consider what is happening in Syria.
+The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces, largely Kurdish, just annihilated ISIS in Raqqa and drove 60 miles to seize Syria's largest oil field, al-Omar, from ISIS.
+The race is now on between the SDF and Bashar Assad's army to secure the border with Iraq.
+Bottom line: The U.S. goal of crushing the ISIS caliphate is almost attained.
+But if our victory in the war against ISIS leaves Iran in the catbird seat in Baghdad and Damascus, and its corridor from Tehran to Baghdad, Damascus and Beirut secure, is that really a victory?
+Do we accept that outcome, pack up and go home?
+Or do we leave our forces in Syria and Iraq and defy any demand from Assad to vacate his country?
+Sunday's editorial in The Washington Post, "The Next Mideast Wars," raises the crucial questions now before us.
+Would President Trump be willing to fight a new war to keep Iran from consolidating its position in Iraq and Syria?
+Would the American people support such a war with U.S. troops?
+Would Congress, apparently clueless to the presence of 800 U.S. troops in Niger, authorize a new U.S. war in Syria or Iraq?
+If Trump and his generals felt our vital interests could not allow Syria and Iraq to drift into the orbit of Iran, where would we find allies for such a fight?
+If we rely on the Kurds in Syria, we lose NATO ally Turkey, which regards Syria's Kurds as collaborators of the PKK in Turkey, which even the U.S. designates a terrorist organization.
+The decision as to whether this country should engage in new post-ISIS wars in the Mideast, however, may be taken out of our hands.
+Saturday, Israel launched new air strikes against gun positions in Syria in retaliation for shells fired into the Golan Heights.
+Damascus claims that Israel's "terrorist" allies inside Syria fired the shells, to give the IDF an excuse to attack.
+Why would Israel wish to provoke a war with Syria?
+Because the Israelis see the outcome of the six-year Syrian civil war as a strategic disaster.
+Hezbollah, stronger than ever, was part of Assad's victorious coalition.
+Iran may have secured its land corridor from Tehran to Beirut.
+Its presence in Syria could now be permanent.
+And only one force in the region has the power to reverse the present outcome of Syria's civil war--the United States.
+Bibi Netanyahu knows that if war with Syria breaks out, a clamor will arise in Congress to have the U.S. rush to Israel's aid.
+"A failure by the United States to defend its allies or promote new political arrangements for (Syria and Iraq) will lead only to more war, the rise of new terrorist threats, and, ultimately, the necessity of more U.S.
+intervention."
+Closing its Sunday editorial the Post instructed the president:The interventionist Post is saying: The situation is intolerable.
+Confront Assad and Iran now, or fight them later.
+Trump is being led to the Rubicon.
+If he crosses, he joins Bush II in the history books.
+Patrick J. Buchanan needs no introduction to VDARE.COM readers; his books
+and
+are available from Amazon.com.
+Patrick J. Buchanan is the author of
+His latest book, published May 9, is
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+South Florida Muslim Leader Sofian Zakkout’s David Duke Day
+
+David Duke, the white supremacist icon and former Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, has been denounced by many as a hatemonger, and rightfully so.
+However, one individual who represents the Muslim community of South Florida, Sofian Zakkout, is enamored with Duke and has been promoting Duke’s bigoted work for many years.
+Last month, once again, Zakkout chose to showcase this work by posting four consecutive Duke videos on his (Zakkout’s) personal Facebook page.
+The postings can be rivaled only by Zakkout’s own documented bigotry.
+Sofian Abdelaziz Zakkout is the President of the American Muslim Association of North America (AMANA).
+He has ties to two dozen mosques stretching from Palm Beach County down to Miami-Dade.
+On September 21, 2017, Zakkout took to Facebook and posted four David Duke videos.
+Three of the videos were put out by Duke’s official website, DavidDuke.com, one referring to CNN news anchor Wolf Blitzer as a “Jewish Zionist Agent.” The fourth video was a news report featuring a clip of Duke being interviewed at a white nationalist rally held in Charlottesville, Virginia this past August.
+At this same rally, a white nationalist plowed his car into a group of people who were protesting the rally, killing one.
+This was not the first time Zakkout has promoted David Duke.
+Indeed, he has done so for years.
+In February 2016, Zakkout publicized on his Facebook page a bizarre Duke report, titled in part ‘Dr.
+David Duke Exposes the Real Racist Jewish Supremacists Who Orchestrate the Destruction of European Mankind…’ Above the posting, Zakkout wrote of Duke, “I respect him for his honesty!”
+In October 2015, Zakkout posted to Facebook a Duke video, within which Duke makes the wild claim that there has been a “complete takeover of American foreign policy and… American politics by Jewish extremists.” Above the video on Facebook, Zakkout praised Duke, exclaiming “David Duke, a man to believe in!”
+In July 2010, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) condemned Zakkout and his group AMANA for featuring another anti-Semitic Duke video on the AMANA website.
+The ADL described the video as “venomous.” Currently, AMANA’s official website contains one more Duke video.
+David Duke’s bigoted and inciting material is not the only hate Zakkout promotes.
+He also pedals much bigotry coming from others, including himself.
+In July 2017, Zakkout posted on his Facebook page a four-minute portion of a speech given by Louis Farrakhan at the Nation of Islam’s February 2017 Saviors’ Day.
+On the video, Farrakhan repeatedly refers to Jews as “Satan.” He states to his audience: “Really, they’re not Jews.
+No, that’s Satan.
+You should learn to call them by their real name, ‘Satan.’ You’re coming face to face with Satan, the Arch Deceiver, the enemy of God, and the enemy of the righteous.”
+In June 2016, Zakkout clicked ‘like’ under someone else’s Facebook posting (on Zakkout’s personal Facebook page) of a grotesque cartoon containing a worried-looking religious Jew hiding behind an animated tree with a bearded man brandishing a rifle coming towards them.
+The tree is speaking to the man in Arabic, saying “Oh Muslim!
+Oh Muslim!
+There is a Jew behind me.
+Come and kill him.”
+In April 2016, Zakkout promoted a report discussing the absurd notion of Jewish involvement in the September 11th attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
+A photo from the report shows the burning towers with a Jewish Star affixed to one.
+The report begins, “It ain’t debatable!
+Soup to nuts, top to bottom, the 9/11/01 terrorist attacks on New York City and Washington D.C. were an ‘Israeli’-Jewish job.” The website which published the report and which Zakkout linked to is Mouqawamah Music, a site that openly calls for “Death to Israel” and labels the Jewish religion “wicked and filth-ridden.”
+In February 2016, Zakkout circulated on social media a report claiming that “the Holocaust was faked.” It begins: “The alleged ‘Holocaust’ of ‘6 million Jews’ at the hands of Adolf Hitler and National Socialist Germany during WWII is the biggest lie ever foisted upon humanity.” It was produced by The Realist Report, an anti-Jew, anti-black, anti-gay independent media outlet, which describes Hitler as “the greatest leader in modern Western history.”
+In December 2015, Zakkout posted a photo of Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Chief of Staff Gadi Eizenkot, who is a decorated veteran of many different wars and battles fought by Israel over the last three-plus decades.
+Above the picture of Eizenkot, Zakkout wrote in Arabic, “You’re a Jew, the grandson of a monkey and a pig.” He signed it “Sofian.” This is one of many times Zakkout has referred to Jews as “monkeys and pigs.”
+In July 2014, Zakkout organized a pro-Hamas rally held outside the Israeli Consulate in downtown Miami.
+On video, Zakkout is shown smiling, as event goers repeatedly shout, “We are Hamas.” After the rally, Zakkout wrote the following in Arabic, above photos from the event: “Thank God, every day we conquer the American Jews like our conquests over the Jews of Israel!” He signed it “Br.
+Sofian Zakkout.”
+South Florida Muslim leader Sofian Zakkout’s promotion of bigotry, whether borrowed from others or his own, has been evident for years.
+Yet, there is no outcry from the community, not from Muslims, not from non-Muslims.
+It has been virtually ignored by everyone, save this author and his colleague, Director of Militant Islam Monitor Beila Rabinowitz.
+Despite their having been notified by this author about Zakkout’s perfidious activities, Zakkout remains an active member of the boards of Citizens’ Crime Watch of Miami-Dade County and Crime Stoppers of Miami-Dade County.
+These organizations have provided and continue to provide Zakkout with a facade of respectability.
+In reality, he has done nothing to serve the community and only attempts to divide it with his hatemongering.
+It is time for Zakkout to be exposed and stripped of his public functions.
+If people like David Duke and Louis Farrakhan can be condemned and repudiated for spreading their toxic hate, their fan and propagator Zakkout can and must be as well.
+Beila Rabinowitz, Director of Militant Islam Monitor, contributed to this report.
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+Jewish and Pro-Israel Students Kicked Off University Board for Opposing BDS
+
+First they came for the Jews.
+And then they came for everyone else.
+Jewish students have already faced plenty of harassment and hate at McGill.
+The latest incident at the Canadian university comes with a rather blatant agenda.
+A Jewish student at McGill University has been kicked off the student government board for having “conflicts of interest” due to his pro-Israel activism.
+Third-year student Noah Lew was one of 12 board members up for general assembly ratification on Monday evening following his victory as vice-president finance of the Arts Undergraduate Society.
+The ratification vote is typically a mere formality, but Monday’s was different due to Democratize Student Society of McGill University (SSMU), an organization that was established to resist the university’s ban of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement on campus.
+Democratize SSMU was able to pass a motion that required each board member to be voted upon separately under the grounds that they weren’t a fan of the names.
+When it was Lew’s turn, he was voted down, 105 to 73 with 12 abstaining, with applause following the vote.
+Two other students who had criticized BDS, Alexander Scheffel and Josephine Wright O’Manique, were also voted down.
+Democratize SSMU had targeted Lew and the other two students on the board because they had connections to the Canadian Jewish Political Affairs Committee (CJPAC) and were involved in getting the BDS ban passed, which Democratize SSMU claimed were “conflicts of interests.”
+Somehow I don't think being a member of a Muslim student group and supporting BDS would be considered a conflict of interest.
+But the campus anti-Israel crowd has been working rather hard to intimidate and penalize anyone involved in pro-Israel organizations.
+And to keep their racist boycott movement going by maintaining control over student governments.
+Lew shared the experience on Facebook.
+“I have no doubt from the information circulated about me and campaign run against me prior to this vote that this was about my Jewish identity, and nothing more,” wrote Lew.
+“I was blocked from being able to participate in my student government because I am Jewish, because I have been affiliated with Jewish organizations, and because I believe in the right to Jewish self-determination.” Lew added that the experience shows the inherent anti-Semitism in the BDS movement.
+“If BDS is not anti-Semitic, why did a BDS-led campaign name and shame me for my affiliation with a Jewish organization, and call on students to remove me from student government for this reason?” wrote Lew.
+“If BDS is not anti-Semitic, why was I barred from participating in student government because of my Jewish identity?”
+There are some more details here and a petition.
+On Monday night, three students were removed from the Board of Directors of the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU), McGill’s main student government.
+All three were targeted for removal either because they are Jewish or have vocally opposed anti-Jewish discrimination on campus.
+This episode is utterly unacceptable, and is merely the latest in a long string of antisemitic incidents at your university.
+Indeed, according to eyewitnesses, one of the members of the mob that removed the three directors was Igor Sadikov.
+You will remember Sadikov as the student politician who in February told his followers to “punch a Zionist today.” It is unclear whether Sadikov has faced any disciplinary action for this incitement to violence from your administration.
+Antisemitism at McGill does not emerge from a vacuum.
+Rather, it has been nurtured in part by a toxic campus press, especially the McGill Daily, a publication which openly refuses to publish any “Zionist” content.
+In practice, this prevents McGill’s Jewish community from defending itself against the absurd attacks to which it is subjected.
+If the Daily is committed to systematically excluding the voices of an ethno-religious community on campus, then it cannot continue to receive automatic student funding, as it does now.
+The double standard here is pretty clear.
+And we know exactly what the reaction would be if a student paper refused to publish any pro-Islamist content.
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+The JFK Cover-Up Continues
+
+While the mainstream media was announcing for the past two weeks that President Trump was going to release the CIA’s long-secret records on the JFK assassination, I took a different position.
+On Monday of this week, I predicted that Trump would make a deal with the CIA that would enable the CIA to continue its cover-up of the JFK assassination.
+(See “I Predict Trump Will Continue the CIA’s JFK Assassination Cover-Up” and “No Smoking Guns in the JFK Records?”)
+On Thursday, the day of the deadline established by law for releasing the records, Trump granted the CIA’s request for continued secrecy, on grounds of “national security,” more than 50 years after the Kennedy assassination.
+Please, don’t start calling me Nostradamus.
+A blind man could see what was happening.
+Donald “Art of the Deal” Trump was obviously negotiating all week with the CIA, and he was obviously pushing to get what he wanted all the way up to the very last day.
+On Thursday, the deadline established by law for releasing the records, the CIA undoubtedly blinked and Trump presumably got what he wanted in return for granting the CIA request for continued secrecy.
+Time to buy old US gold coins
+Some mainstream media commentators are criticizing the CIA for waiting until the very last day to make its case for continued secrecy.
+Displaying their naivete, they demonstrate their lack of understanding about how things work in Washington, D.C. As I indicated in my Monday article, when someone in the federal government needs a favor from someone else, the someone else is going to ask for something in return.
+JFKu2019s War with the... Douglas Horne Check Amazon for Pricing.
+The fact is that the CIA put in its request to Trump for continued secrecy of its JFK records long before yesterday.
+But “Art of the Deal” Trump obviously sat on the request, undoubtedly hoping that he could get what he wanted in return if he just continued holding out and conveying that he was ready to release the records.
+Don’t forget: According to Trump’s own tweets, he had already ostensibly decided to deny the CIA’s request for secrecy before the Thursday deadline:
+Trump tweet sent on Saturday, October 21: “Subject to the receipt of further information, I will be allowing, as President, the long blocked and classified JFK FILES to be opened.” Trump tweet sent on Wednesday, October 25: “The long anticipated release of the #JFKFiles will take place tomorrow.
+So interesting!
+Now, it’s theoretically possible that the CIA presented Trump with some earthshattering new information on the Thursday deadline that showed that the United States would fall into the ocean if Americans were finally permitted to see the CIA’s long-secret JFK records.
+But how likely is that?
+Not likely at all!
+Instead, it is a virtual certainly that when Art of the Deal Trump sent out those two tweets, he was sending a message to the CIA as part of the negotiations: Give me what I want or I will release the records.
+In the negotiations, both Trump and the CIA knew that Trump was in the catbird seat.
+The Kennedy Autopsy Jacob Hornberger Check Amazon for Pricing.
+In the end, the CIA blinked, just as Trump knew it would.
+Contrary to what the mainstream press is asserting, the records undoubtedly contain more incriminating circumstantial evidence that fills in the mosaic of a U.S. national-security regime-change operation on November 22, 1963.
+That’s what the mainstream media, forever wedded to the official story no matter how ridiculous and illogical it is, simply cannot bring themselves to confront.
+Trump knew that he had the CIA over a barrel.
+As I indicated in my two articles this week, the CIA was between a rock and a hard place.
+On the one hand, it could refuse to grant Trump what he wanted and let the records be released, which it knew would point to the CIA’s guilt in the assassination.
+On the other hand, it could give Trump what he wanted and have to suffer the obvious inference that people would draw — that the CIA was continuing to cover up incriminatory evidence.
+What did the CIA give Trump in return for Trump’s extending the CIA’s 50-year-plus secrecy?
+We don’t know, but my hunch is that it pertains to Russia.
+Here’s my next prediction: the congressional investigations into Trump’s supposed “collusion” with Russia are about to fizzle out.
+That’s because I believe that the CIA, as part of its deal with Trump, will order its assets in Congress to cease and desist with respect to that investigation.
+In my opinion, that’s the price the CIA had to pay in return for its continued cover-up of its U.S. regime-change operation in November 1963.
+Notice something else about the deal that Trump has presumably made with the CIA: The secrecy arrangement extends only to April.
+Ostensibly, the next six months are needed to carefully review the records to determine whether the records really to relate to “national security.” Regime Change: The JFK... Jacob Hornberger Check Amazon for Pricing.
+Not surprisingly, the mainstream media isn’t even questioning that ludicrous notion.
+For more than 50 years, the CIA has known why it has wanted those particular records to be kept secret.
+During the term of the Assassination Records Review Board in the 1990s, the CIA decided to keep these particular records secret for another 25 years.
+There are bound to be lots of CIA memoranda detailing why it was imperative to keep these particular records secret for as long as possible.
+Finally, the CIA made its request for secrecy to Trump at least several weeks ago.
+The notion that the CIA suddenly hit Trump yesterday with a new argument as to why “national security” would be threatened, after Trump had supposedly already rejected the arguments that had been presented to him, causing Trump to suddenly change his mind, is, well, laughable.
+So, why the April deadline?
+Why not extend the secrecy for another 25 years, which is undoubtedly what the CIA wanted?
+Because Trump obviously needed collateral to ensure that the CIA complied with its part of the deal.
+If Trump had extended the secrecy for 25 years, he would have lost leverage to ensure that the CIA complied with its part of the bargain.
+Let’s say, hypothetically, that I’m right: that the CIA agreed to use its assets in Congress to shut down the Russia investigation.
+To make certain that the CIA fulfills its part of the bargain, Trump would need the April deadline so that the threat of the records release would continue hanging over the CIA.
+If the CIA fails to fulfill its part of the bargain, Trump releases the records in April.
+If the CIA squelches the Russia investigations, Trump grants another extension of time in April.
+Let’s state the obvious: The CIA records that are still being suppressed have nothing to do with “national security.” They have everything to do with covering up the CIA’s role in the U.S. national-security regime-change operation that took place in Dallas in November 1963, which succeeded in ousting from power a president who was, in the eyes of the U.S. national-security establishment, engaged in actions The CIA, Terrorism, an... Jacob Hornberger Check Amazon for Pricing.
+that constituted a grave threat to “national security,” i.e., befriending the Russians (i.e., the Soviets) and Cubans and entering into peaceful coexistence with the communist world.
+In other words, unlike Lee Harvey Oswald, who had absolutely no motive to kill President Kennedy, the national security establishment did have motive, a powerful motive, the same motive that motivated the CIA and Pentagon to target other political leaders for regime change or assassination around that time, such as Mohamad Mossadegh, Jacobo Arbenz, Patrice Lumumba (who Kennedy admired), Fidel Castro, and Salvador Allende.
+For a more detailed analysis of motive, read FFF’s ebook JFK’s War with the National Security Establishment: Why Kennedy Was Assassinated by Douglas Horne, who served on the staff of the Assassination Records Review Board in the 1990s.
+Immediately upon the arrest of Lee Harvey Oswald, the official account was that this was just a lone nut, former U.S. Marine communist who decided, for no apparent reason, to assassinate Kennedy.
+One big problem is the official story, however, requires a suspension of logic and common sense.
+For anyone who has a mindset of conformity and deference to authority, that story makes sense because nothing is questioned or challenged.
+For anyone who has a critical, analytical, independent mindset, the official story is filled with holes.
+For example, how many communist Marines have you ever heard of?
+Why would a genuine communist join the Marines in the first place, especially since the Marines had just recently killed millions of North Korean communists?
+Why would a genuine communist join the Marines knowing that he could be called upon at any moment to go to Korea, Laos, Vietnam, Europe, or elsewhere to kill fellow communists?
+How many communists do you know who like to kill fellow communists?
+It gets better.
+CIA & JFK: The Secret ... Jefferson Morley Check Amazon for Pricing.
+After Oswald supposedly tried to defect to the Soviet Union and promised U.S. Embassy officials in Moscow that he was going to deliver classified information to the Soviet Union, which was America’s sworn Cold War enemy (and former World War II partner and ally), U.S. officials permitted him to return home with a Red wife, without even one grand-jury summons or even an iota of harassment.
+Think about Martin Luther King, John Walker Lindh, Edward Snowden, the U.S. Communist Party, or the Fair Play for Cuba Committee.
+Think about how the U.S. national-security establishment treats what it suspects are communists or traitors.
+It skewers them.
+Why, just look at how they call Julian Assange a traitor and he isn’t even an American.
+Recall the McCarthy hearings.
+Dalton Trumbo.
+The entire U.S. anti-communist crusade, including Vietnam, which more than 58,000 U.S. soldiers died killing communists.
+And they’re going to tell us that they just let Lee Harvey Oswald, a supposed self-avowed communist skate blissfully across the Cold War stage of history with nary any abuse or harassment at all?
+Don’t make me laugh.
+Soon after the Warren Commission was established, Warren called a super-secret meeting of the commission to address information that had come into Warren’s possession.
+That information was that Oswald was actually working for U.S. intelligence.
+Yes, a spy, the type of people that work for the CIA.
+That would make sense, especially given that the Marine Corps is a prime recruiting place for the CIA.
+Semper fidelis!
+Now, suddenly, all the circumstantial evidence in the Kennedy assassination falls into place.
+It begins to make sense.
+The mosaic starts to be filled out: They needed to get rid of Kennedy to protect national security and elevate Johnson, who had the same anti-communist mindset as the Pentagon and the CIA, to the presidency.
+Unlike JFK, who had begun withdrawing troops from Vietnam, Johnson would The Man Who Killed Ken... Roger Stone Check Amazon for Pricing.
+protect national security by sending more troops to Vietnam.
+But to avoid detection, they needed a patsy, which is the term that Oswald used after his arrest.
+They needed to frame someone for the crime.
+And what better person to frame than a communist or an intelligence agent who the public would believe was a communist?
+Part of the scheme, obviously, would be to establish Oswald’s communist bona fides.
+That’s why he was sent to New Orleans, where, contradictorily, he would work for a right-wing business owner, work with a right-wing former FBI agent, and conduct a public protest in favor of Fidel Castro and Cuba.
+It was also why he was sent to Mexico City, where he would be ordered to visit the Cuban and Soviet Embassies, no doubt being told that he was being prepared for an important mission, maybe to enter Cuba to assassinate Castro.
+But no government operation ever goes perfectly.
+Things obviously went dreadfully wrong with the Mexico City operation because the investigation into it after the assassination was quickly shut down.
+Today, it remains shrouded in mystery.
+And guess what is included in the records that Trump has now agreed to continue suppressing.
+You guessed it!
+The CIA’s records relating to Mexico City!
+Ever since the assassination, the CIA has argued that the release of any of its JFK records would threaten “national security.” One thing is for sure and undeniable: Despite the release of many of the CIA’s records in the 1990s and yesterday, the United States did not fall into the ocean or fall to the communists.
+And neither would it have done so if Trump had not granted the CIA’s request for a continued cover-up of what it did on November 22, 1963.
+Reprinted with permission from The Future of Freedom Foundation.
+The Best of Jacob G. Hornberger
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+The Cunning CIA
+
+Whatever else might be said about the assassination of President Kennedy, one thing is for sure: The cover-up of this particular U.S. regime-change operation was one of the most ingenious and cunning plots ever designed.
+This shouldn’t surprise anyone, given that practically from its inception in 1947 the CIA was specializing in the arts of assassination, regime change, and cover-up.
+As far back as 1953, the CIA published an assassination manual that the CIA succeeded in keeping secret from the American people for more than 40 years.
+It came to light in 1997 as a result of a Freedom of Information request.
+That was around the time that the Assassination Records Review Board, which was overseeing the mandatory release of JFK-related assassination records of the CIA and other federal agencies that had been kept secret from the American people since 1963.
+Today, Americans can read the CIA’s assassination manual online.
+Titled “Study of Assassination,” the manual spells out various ways to assassinate people.
+Here is what the manual states in part regarding the use of firearms:
+Firearms are often used in assassination, often very ineffectively….
+Public figures or guarded officials may be killed with great reliability and some safety if a firing point can be established prior to an official occasion.
+The propaganda value of this system may be very high.
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+The manual also makes it clear that the CIA was studying ways to assassinate people without being detected.
+Note the following excerpt:
+For secret assassination, either simple or chase, the contrived accident is the most effective technique.
+When successfully executed, it causes little excitement and is only casually investigated.
+It would be safe to assume that the CIA continued developing and expanding on the assassination principles enunciated in that early assassination manual.
+That’s what we would expect from an agency whose specialties included assassination.
+We can also assume that the CIA continued to refine the ways to avoid detection when assassinating someone.
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+The CIA published that secret assassination manual as part of its preparations for a U.S. regime-change operation in Guatemala, one that was designed to violently remove the nation’s democratically elected socialist president, Jacobo Arbenz, from office and replace him with an unelected, right-wing, pro-U.S. military general.
+As part of the Guatemala regime-change operation, the CIA prepared a list of Guatemalan officials to be assassinated.
+While the CIA has never revealed the names of the people it targeted for assassination, there is little doubt that Arbenz, the president, was at the top of the list.
+There is something important to note: Neither Arbenz nor any other Guatemalan official had ever attacked the United States or even threatened to do so.
+So, why were they targeted for assassination?
+Because Arbenz had reached out to the Russians and Cubans in a spirit of peace and friendship, just as John Kennedy would do ten years later.
+That’s why the CIA targeted Guatemala for regime change and why it targeted Arbenz and other Guatemalan officials for assassination.
+Although Arbenz was able to escape the country, the CIA’s regime-change operation was a total success, with Arbenz being replaced by the pro-U.S. Gen. Carlos Castillo Armas, who proceeded to instigate a reign of terror across Guatemala.
+The Guatemalan operation was brilliant and ingenious.
+The CIA officials were secretly honored for protecting “national security” by removing President Arbenz from office and replacing him with a pro-U.S. military general.
+Tracy Barnes, one of the CIA officials responsible for the operation, was awarded the Distinguished Intelligence Medal, the CIA’s second-highest medal.
+The CIA’s cover-up in the JFK assassination was even more brilliant and ingenious.
+The doctors at Parkland Hospital stated that President Kennedy had a big exit-sized wound in the back of his head, which implied a shot having been fired from the front.
+At a press conference immediately after the president died, two treating physicians stated that the other wound — the one in the front of Kennedy’s neck — was an entry wound, which implied that Kennedy had been hit by another shot fired from the front.
+This necessarily meant that Kennedy had been shot from the front, not the rear, where accused assassin Lee Harvey Oswald was situated.
+Keep in mind something important: After he was arrested, Oswald claimed his innocence.
+But he also went a step further.
+He said that he was being framed for the crime.
+The obvious question arises: Why frame an innocent man who is situated in the rear by killing the president with shots fired from the front?
+Wouldn’t it be more logical to either have the shots fired from the rear, where Oswald was, or, alternatively, place Oswald in the front, where the shots were fired?
+That’s where the brilliance, ingenuity, and cunningness of the cover-up come into play.
+If Oswald is in the rear and since shots are fired from the front, that could mean only one thing: that Oswald had confederates firing from the front.
+Who would those confederates be?
+There could be only one answer: communists.
+Soviet and Cuban communists, to be more specific.
+How would we know this?
+That’s where Oswald’s trip to Mexico City right before the assassination comes into play.
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+Oswald traveled to Mexico City where he purportedly visited the Soviet and Cuban embassies and where he supposedly met with a premier assassin for the Soviet Union.
+Keep in mind that this was the height of the Cold War between the United States and that the Cuban Missile Crisis, which brought the world to the brink of nuclear war, had taken place the previous year.
+So, President Kennedy has been assassinated.
+Oswald is immediately arrested.
+He has confederates firing from the front, who almost certainly are Soviet and Cuban communists, especially since Oswald has supposedly just recently visited the Soviet and Cuban embassies in Mexico City.
+What does all that mean?
+An assassination of the president by the Soviet Union and Cuba is obviously an act of war.
+That means nuclear war is about to break out because there is no way that the United States is going to sit idly by when the Reds have just assassinated America’s president.
+Except for one thing: The communist part and the nuclear-war part were concocted.
+That was all part of the plan.
+That was the ingenious way that the CIA was able to get the investigation into the assassination squelched just as soon as Oswald was murdered.
+In the early days of the Warren Commission, commission chairman Earl Warren called a top-secret meeting of the commission.
+Its purpose was to discuss information that Warren had received that Oswald was actually a U.S. intelligence agent or an informant for the FBI or both.
+How did Warren resolve this troubling issue?
+He simply asked the heads of the CIA and FBI whether it was true.
+They said no.
+That was the end of the matter.
+The issue was so sensitive that Warren ordered the members of the commission to never reveal the meeting to the American people.
+He ordered all notes and other written references to be destroyed.
+He also ordered the court reporter to destroy her notes of the meeting.
+Unbeknownst to him, the court reporter inadvertently kept a recording of the meeting that ultimately came to light.
+This troubling issue arose again yesterday, November 2, in the Washington Post in an article entitled “Tantalizing Mystery of JFK Assassination Files Solved – 23 Years Ago.” In the article, author Ian Shapira points out that among the long-secret CIA records that were recently released was a deposition of former CIA Director Richard Helms taken in 1975 before the President’s Commission on CIA Activities, which stated as follows:
+BELIN: Well, now, the final area of my interrogation relates to charges that the CIA was in some way conspiratorially involved with the assassination of President Kennedy.
+During the time of the Warren Commission, you were Deputy Director of Plans, is that correct?
+HELMS: I believe so.
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+That’s where the transcript ends according to few secret records of the CIA that were recently released by the National Archives.
+Shapira points out, “Several news organizations, including The Washington Post, seized on the truncated file as an example of the government’s continued secrecy about the assassination.” Shapira points out that Helms’ full deposition has been in the public arena since 1994.
+(The year 1994 was during the tenure of the Assassination Records Review Board, the agency charged with securing the mandated release of JFK assassination records from the CIA and other federal agencies.
+The ARRB Had been formed after Americans had learned of the official secrecy after watching Oliver Stone’s movie JFK, which posited that the JFK assassination was a U.S. regime-change operation, no different in principle from the one the CIA had carried out in Guatemala nine years before.)
+Shapira then proceeds to provide the answer that Helms gave, which, as he points out, has been public:
+HELMS: Mr. Belin, this question, and I think you may recall this, was raised at the time and the Agency was never able to find any evidence whatsoever, and we really searched that it had any contact with Lee Harvey Oswald.
+As far as the FBI was concerned, my recollection is not all that precise.
+I believe that Mr. Hoover testified that he had not been an agent of theirs either.
+He was certainly not an agent of the CIA.
+He was certainly never used by the CIA.
+Whether any CIA officer ever talked to him any place or not I don’t know but I certainly felt quite comfortable — I believe Mr. [John] McCone [a previous CIA director] was asked to testify before the Commission on this point.
+I believe he was asked to testify.
+It was a hot item anyway at the time.
+And my recollection is that I informed Mr. McCone that we could find no evidence that Oswald had any connection with the CIA.
+Shapira ends his article by suggesting that commentators should do more complete research, maybe even use Google, before they jump to conclusions.
+But Shapira would be wise to follow his own advice because he himself is guilty of what he accuses others of.
+That’s because he failed to conclude his article with one great big important point about former CIA Director Richard Helms.
+What is that great big important point that Shapira, who, according to his tagline on his article, “enjoys writing about people who have served in the military and intelligence communities,” left out of his article?
+Perjury.
+He left out that former CIA Director Richard Helms was a perjurer.
+A liar.
+A CIA official who would tell falsehoods, even under oath, whenever he felt that “national security” required it.
+Shapira failed to note that Helms was convicted in a federal district court of lying to Congress under oath about another CIA regime-change operation ten years after the Kennedy assassination in Chile.
+Interesting enough, in the Chile regime-change operation, the CIA and the Pentagon were telling their counterparts in the Chilean national-security establishment that they had a moral duty to violate their nation’s constitution and violently remove their nation’s democratically elected president, Salvador Allende, from office.
+The reason?
+Allende was reaching out to the Russians and Cubans in a spirit of peace and friendship, just as Arbenz had done and just as Kennedy had done.
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+Thus, given that Helms was an admitted perjurer and convicted liar, what value does his denial that Oswald was an intelligence agent have?
+It has no value at all.
+And Shapira, who “enjoys writing about people who have served in the military and intelligence communities” had an ethical duty to point out Helms’ proclivity for lying in his article.
+The circumstantial evidence overwhelmingly establishes that Oswald was working for U.S. intelligence.
+How often have you ever heard of a U.S. Marine communist?
+If Oswald was a genuine communist, why would he have joined the Marines in the 1950s, given that the Marines hated communists and had just helped kill millions of them in the Korean War?
+Why would a genuine communist want to join an organization in which he could be ordered, on a moment’s notice, to return to Korea or be sent to Vietnam, Laos, China, the Soviet Union, or Europe to kill communists?
+Don’t forget: this is the height of the Cold War!
+After Oswald supposedly tried to “defect” to the Soviet Union and promised to give the Russians all the secrets he learned about in the military, why would U.S. officials agree to let him back in the country, and with a communist wife?
+Why wouldn’t they indict him or at least haul him before a federal grand jury to testify as to what secrets he gave the Russians?
+Why wouldn’t they harass, abuse, humiliate, persecute, or prosecute him, like they did to Martin Luther King, Dalton Trumbo, John Walker Lindh, Chelsea Manning, Edward Snowden, and other people they have deemed to be communists or traitors?
+How is it possible that Oswald could learn fluent Russian while serving in the U.S. military without having U.S. military tutors teaching him?
+How is it possible that a veteran who embarrasses the U.S. Marine Corps by openly proselytizing for communism in New Orleans is able to saunter across the Cold War stage of history, not long after the McCarthy hearings, without nary a care in the world?
+The answer: Helms lied.
+There is no reasonable doubt that Oswald was a U.S. intelligence agent, one who was ordered to travel to Mexico City to set the framework for his frame-up.
+But things obviously went dreadfully wrong in Mexico City, which is why the CIA had to shut down that part of the post-assassination investigation.
+Not surprisingly, the CIA’s Mexico City operations regarding Oswald are among the 98 percent of the records that Trump and the CIA have chosen to continue keeping secret from the American people, on grounds of “national security” of course.
+Thus, when Oswald was claiming that he was being framed, there could be only one entity that he could have been thinking about: the CIA, the agency whose officials, as former Washington Post investigative reporter Jefferson Morley has documented, were secretly monitoring his activities in the weeks leading up to the assassination, no doubt to ensure that Oswald had not figured out what was about to happen to him.
+We can assume that any frame-up by the CIA is going to be good.
+The operation is going to be carefully planned and executed.
+But no plan is perfect.
+Things are inevitably going to go wrong.
+The pieces aren’t going to fit together perfectly.
+The Mexico City operation is a good example of that.
+That’s why the CIA has to continue keeping those records secret.
+But here’s another example, a small but important one: Recall that Oswald supposedly hid the rifle before he headed down the steps from the sixth floor of the school book depository.
+Ask yourself: If someone has just assassinated the president of the United States, is he really going to take the time to hide the rifle?
+What good would that do?
+Wouldn’t officials conduct a thorough search of the area?
+Wouldn’t an assassin instead simply leave the rifle there and get out of there as soon as he could?
+Then why the hidden rifle?
+Because it’s consistent with a frame-up.
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+would see it during the morning of the assassination, which took place after noon.
+No matter how good a frame-up was, the CIA knew that it could be detected with an aggressive investigation.
+That’s where ingenuity and cunning come into play.
+They had to figure out a way to shut down the investigation so that the frame-up would remain intact.
+That’s why they had shots fired from the front and placed Oswald in the rear.
+The idea was that since an investigation would lead to Oswald’s supposed communist confederates in the front, which in turn would lead to nuclear war, the investigation had to be shut down immediately, especially since it was the CIA itself that had started the assassination game by repeatedly attempting, in partnership with the Mafia, to assassinate Castro.
+It was one of the most brilliant and cunning ruses in history.
+They get the body out of Parkland by force, in violation of Texas law, and put it in the hands of the military in Maryland, which conducts a secret fraudulent and bogus autopsy.
+(See my book The Kennedy Autopsy.)
+Lyndon Johnson telephones Dallas District Attorney Henry Wade on the night of the assassination and orders him to shut down any investigation of a conspiracy because it might lead to nuclear war.
+As soon as Oswald is assassinated, the FBI orders Wade to turn over all his investigative files to the FBI.
+At the same time, Deputy Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach and FBI Head J. Edgar Hoover both write secret memos and reports saying any further investigation must stop immediately.
+Lyndon Johnson gets Earl Warren and Sen. Richard Russel to join the Warren Commission by telling them that the assassination could lead to World War III.
+Johnson appoints former CIA Director Allan Dulles, who Kennedy had fired as a result of the CIA’s regime-change operation at the Bay of Pigs, to the Warren Commission, thereby guaranteeing that there will be no investigation of the CIA.
+Then keep all the records secret for decades, when many people won’t care anymore who killed President Kennedy.
+And employ Operation Mockingbird-like journalistic assets in the private sector to flood the market with alternative “conspiracy theories” to confound and confuse the public.
+And smear anyone who questions the official narrative as a “communist sympathizer” or a “conspiracy theorist.”
+The CIA’s cunning cover-up in the JFK assassination worked brilliantly.
+Thanks to President Trump and the CIA’s decision to continue keeping 98 percent of the CIA’s decades-long secret records secret from the American people, the CIA’s cunning cover-up of the JFK assassination continues to work brilliantly today.
+Reprinted with permission from The Future of Freedom Foundation.
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+An Anti-Semitic Purge At McGill University
+
+​Despite suffering several public and humiliating reversals in various forums and venues, those pushing for boycotts, divestment and sanctions (BDS) against Israel have not dispensed with their pernicious campaign of hate.
+The latest outrage perpetrated by BDS activists occurred at McGill University, where a Jewish student and two non-Jewish students identified as pro-Israel were removed from their positions as directors of the Students Society of McGill University (SSMU).
+At the end of his second year, Noah Lew, who is currently third year undergraduate student at McGill University, applied to serve as Director of the School’s student society.
+He was warned by others who had prior dealings with the SSMU, to keep his Jewish identity secret lest he sabotage his chances.
+This is the atmosphere that Jewish students and supporters of Israel must endure on a daily basis at McGill.
+The toxic environment is due almost exclusively to an active and vocal presence of BDS agitators on campus.
+Lew followed the advice and was elected as a board member.
+His “secret” was intact.
+BDS provocateurs at McGill had relentlessly tried and failed to pass boycott resolutions against Israel.
+In fact, three attempts within an 18-month period were quashed.
+Finally, in June 2016, SSMU’s Judicial Board ruled that the BDS campaign and efforts to institute it at McGill ran counter to the McGill’s undergraduate student union constitution.
+The Board’s ruling, which is called a “reference,” was then referred to SSMU’s directors for ratification.
+SSMU’s Board of Directors addressed the issue more than a year after the “reference.” Lew and other board members passionately advocated in favor of ratification and their arguments ultimately prevailed over the naysayers.
+The malevolent BDS campaign at McGill had belatedly come to an ignominious end; or so we thought.
+Lew and two other directors identified as either Jewish or pro-Israel became instant targets of a campaign of hate laced with blatant anti-Semitic overtones.
+Campus BDS groups held several meetings to formulate a response and founded the so-called “Democratize SSMU” movement.
+But Democratize SSMU was anything but democratic.
+Its raison d'être was to seek the removal of Jewish and anti-BDS students from SSMU’s Board of Directors and place BDS back on the agenda.
+As an aside, one of the more vocal proponents of BDS at McGill is a rancid character named Igor Sadikov, who in February posted a comment on twitter advocating violence against “Zionists.” As a result, he was forced to resign his position as an SSMU director but dodged an impeachment effort to have him stripped of his position at McGill’s Arts Undergraduate Society.
+Sadikov made light of his “punch a Zionist” tweet calling it a “misguided joke.” It does not appear that Sadikov was subjected to any form of school disciplinary action despite the fact that his call for violence violated McGill’s Code of Conduct.
+McGill’s BDS Action Network actively campaigned against Lew and two other board members because of their links to Jewish groups and anti-BDS stances.
+Democratize SSMU shamefully highlighted Lew’s ethnicity as a reason for his removal.
+An enlightened, progressive school was suddenly transformed into something harking back to the days of Nazi Germany and the Nuremberg Laws.
+In October, SSMU’s General Assembly moved to ratify the 12-member Board of Directors.
+According to Lew, “historically, the Board of Directors had been ratified as a bloc, all 12 at a time.” But BDS activists who showed up for the General Assembly ratification forced the voting to occur on an individual basis rather than a block as was the accepted protocol.
+In this manner, BDS/ Democratize SSMU activists managed to pick off their opponents one at a time.
+It was repulsive display leftist-fascist bigotry at its worst.
+The bigoted BDS provocateurs applauded as Lew and the other two board members were removed from their posts.
+But this time, they may have gone too far.
+Even by BDS standards, their manifestly anti-Semitic campaign antics were beyond the pale.
+BDS activists generally avoid reference to “Jews” by name because it is impolitic and commonly substitute “Zionists” for Jews even though most of us are cognizant of their true intentions.
+But in the instant case, McGill’s BDS campaigners dispensed with their traditional charade and overtly launched their attack against Jews.
+The vitriolic BDS campaign immediately sparked outrage among watchdog groups and politicians prompting McGill principal, Suzanne Fortier, to announce that the school would be conducting an investigation into the matter.
+Even SSMU president, Muna Tojiboeva, voiced support for Lew and expressed the belief that antisemitism played a key role in the ousting the three board members.
+One can only hope that Fortier takes the issue seriously and conducts a proper investigation, which leads to disciplinary action.
+Judging by past “investigations” conducted by other schools – SFSU, CUNY and UCI, to name a few – I am not optimistic.
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+New Audio From The Night Of The Las Vegas Massacre Reveals That There Was “Another Active Shooter” In The Bar At The Top Of The Mandalay Bay Hotel During The Attack
+
+Newly released audio from the Clark County Fire Department has provided even more proof that there were multiple shooters during The Las Vegas Massacre, further debunking the official narrative of a lone gunman on the 32nd floor and once again calling into question almost every aspect of what actually happened during the worst mass shooting in American history.
+The audio, released on the SoundCloud account of a local news reporter, is an almost three hour recording of transmissions between dispatch and units on the ground amid the confusion of the mass shooting that at one point details a report that a wife of a firefighter was actually pinned down in the Foundation Room bar on top of the Mandalay Hotel.
+Intellihub’s Shepard Ambellas, who has extensively reported on the entire Vegas cover-up since the beginning, recently found that at around the 1:27:54 mark of the audio file you can clearly hear dispatch describing the situation to first responders who are headed in that direction.
+“We have a firefighter’s wife at this event who is pinned down behind the bar at Mandalay Bay.
+We are trying to get further on the name,” dispatch frantically notes.
+“Batallion 6, be advised that we are getting reports on Mandalay Bay, at the bar, we currently have, another active shooter up there.”
+After being asked to confirm the information, dispatch goes on to make clear that she is specifically speaking about the bar at the top of the hotel rather than anywhere near the 32nd floor room that Stephen Paddock supposedly operated from.
+“The only information I have is it’s the bar on top of the Mandalay Bay,” dispatch continues before being asked if the shooter was pinned down or “just sheltering right now?”
+Interestingly, the story doesn’t end there, as Ambellas wrote in his piece, author and entrepreneur Grant Cardone was actually holding an investors meeting in the very same bar shortly before the attack took place.
+The popular social media influencer apparently left the Foundation Room literally seven minutes before authorities claim Paddock opened fire from his 32nd floor room.
+Cardone wrote about his experience in a post on Medium in which he claimed that the Mandalay Bay was telling visitors that there was at least one active shooter, “moving” throughout the hotel shooting people.
+It was reported by the Mandalay there was a shooter moving through the hotel.
+I told Elena and Johnny, “stay close to me, we are not running out, stay calm, there is one person in charge — where I go, you follow, no matter what.” […] About this time, there was starting to be a lot more activity through the casino and now the reports suggested there was active multiple terrorists moving through the hotel shooting guest.
+Then twitter started showing up with feeds suggesting multiple hotels being attacked, bomb threats, and more.
+This new report documenting yet another instance of a possible second shooter comes on the heels of dozens of similar reports, with the most recent arriving in the form of air traffic control audio that directly stated that there were active shooters on the runway.
+“During the air traffic control recordings, which were released by political strategist and co-founder of “The New Right” Mike Tokes, one of the dispatchers is heard telling an incoming plane that landing might not be a good idea because there were multiple active shooters on the airport property itself,” SHTFplan reported.
+“Shutting down might not be a good idea, there’s active shooters on the runway,” he declared.
+“The 19s are closed, we are in the process of trying to round them up, they are on the airport property.”
+Air traffic control tapes on the night of the Las Vegas shooting: “There’s active shooters on the runway.
+They’re on the airport property” pic.twitter.com/HZf3LBeAgk — Mike Tokes (@MikeTokes) October 29, 2017
+Slowly but surely we are beginning to see the truth about the horrific attack come to light despite authorities desperately trying to prevent it from reaching the American people.
+Sadly, the picture emerging is one that includes a shocking amount of evidence pointing towards a classic deep state false flag operation.
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+Newly Released Private Surveillance Footage From The Las Vegas Massacre Shows “Helicopter Hovering Overhead” During The Attack
+
+Newly released footage of the Las Vegas Massacre, captured by a private surveillance camera and recently released by Fox News host Tucker Carlson, has once again ignited the theory that helicopters were used during the horrific attack.
+Over the last month multiple videos have been released that many believe show helicopters either conducting an attack on the Vegas Strip or attempting to stop those that were and now, with this latest evidence release, that possibility seems all the more plausible.
+As Shepard Ambellas reported for Intellihub, “The [footage] is presumed to have been captured by a nearby business’s southward facing security camera which is located approximately 780 feet due east of the venue where the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival was held on Oct. 1.
+The tape was given to Fox News by an attorney who represents several shooting victims.”
+Amazingly, the surveillance camera captured what seems to show a “large amount” of wind and debris being kicked up by a nearby helicopter hovering above the attack and or taking part in it.
+“Astonishingly, between the times of 10:13 and 10:16 a good amount of debris can be seen being pushed downward and sideways in front of the camera,” Ambellas continued.
+“By 10:14 much larger crowds of people can be seen streaming through the area to escape the massacre going on,” Carlson reported.
+“You can see a large amount of wind and debris, apparently that is due to a helicopter hovering overhead.”
+The footage goes how to show two men attempt to help a victim who had apparently been shot, eventually resorting to covering up the body after they realized it was simply too late.
+Ambellas also reported on what his research indicates were documented helicopters in the air at the time.
+A quick review of flight records during that time reveals that a squadron of EC-130 Eurocopters departed from Maverick Leasing LLC at 10:12 p.m., several of which appear to have overflown the parking lot where the victim and debris were seen.
+However, the departure of the choppers and the fact that several of them overflew the parking lot does not explain all of the debris being kicked up from by a heavy downdraft, prop wash, possibly from a helicopter hovering in place much closer.
+In fact, the downdraft appears to be constant from 10:13-10:16 p.m. and not intermittent as if several choppers had just passed overhead.
+As I have reported in the past, multiple other videos taken on the night of the attack also seem to point to helicopters being used throughout the city.
+“Footage has emerged that may show muzzle flashes coming from the helicopter in what looks to be evidence that a team was firing into the crowd from the air on that fateful night,” read a report in The Daily Sheeple.
+“Despite claims by some that these are “strobes” it remains unlikely that this is the case, especially when you consider other footage of the helicopter taken on the night as well as research by a group of investigators who believe the first attack on October 1st was carried out from the air.”
+It is also important to keep in mind that there is footage of a still unidentified team loading up gear in a helicopter near the scene of the attack.
+“In what can only be described as a “WTF video” the following footage seems to literally show a team of unknown soldiers gearing up next to a helicopter near the Route 91 concert.”
+Additionally, Carlson also noted during the initial broadcast of the private surveillance footage that the owner of the camera was never approached by the FBI, who have so far never seen the footage, much less investigated it.
+While we may never know what actually happened during the Las Vegas Massacre, the fact remains that the official story has been proven, time and time again, to be absolutely false and in fact nothing more than a pathetic attempt at a cover-up.
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+Uranium One Bombshell: Evidence of Bribery, Extortion, Kickbacks, Money Laundering, and More!
+
+Right about now the people in the Clinton camp should be getting very nervous about the ongoing investigations into the Uranium One deal.
+What must be most annoying for the Clinton team is that these investigations all started as a way to undermine the Trump administration and continue to push connections between Trump and Russia.
+Now, more than a year after the investigations began, it’s looking less likely than ever that President Trump did anything wrong… but the investigations seem to be zeroing in on key Clinton team members (including the Clintons themselves).
+On Tuesday night Fox News Sean Hannity sat down to talk about the exploding scandal that is the Uranium One deal, and what it could mean for the Clinton family.
+Hannity spoke with investigative reporter Sara Carter of Circa, John Solomon of The Hill, and Victoria Toensing, an attorney representing the FBI informant who allegedly possesses documents on the sale of Canadian mining company ‘Uranium One’ to Russia interests back in 2010.
+Now that the NDA (non disclosure agreement) has been lifted Circa’s Sara Carter is “reporting that she has received a treasure trove of documents that in fact prove tonight the FBI informant has knowledge of Russia’s involvement in uranium one.”
+Not to be outdone, the Hill’s John Solomon had found even more dirt on this ugly Clinton led deal.
+Apparently, Solomon has learned that the FBI informant “has evidence, was on the inside, directly from Putin’s Russia, the push for nuclear fuel deals, and all the crimes we talked about, bribery, kickback, extortion, money laundering, racketeering, all knelt corroborating and will be corroborated even further.
+Go into your report.”
+This is all about to get very ugly.
+https://youtu.be/_DFeri21hlc
+HANNITY: Breaking news tonight, the Hills John Solomon, investigative reporter Sara Carter, they released bombshell reports equally tonight.
+Solomon reporting according to the memos obtained, the FBI informant that now has had his NDA lifted at the center of this case gathered years and years of evidence of Russia’s plot to control U.S. Nuclear fuel, which included the uranium one deal.
+And Sara Carter reporting that she has received a treasure trove of documents that in fact prove tonight the FBI informant has knowledge of Russia’s involvement in uranium one.
+Also joining us now is the attorney for the FBI informant, Victoria Toensing along with John and Sara.
+Sara, let’s start with your report.
+A treasure trove, that is huge.
+SARAH CARTER, CIRCA NEWS: It is Sean.
+I mean there’s over 5,000 documents which include emails, briefs, other documentation, memorandums that the informant had turned over to the FBI and Justice Department, and within these documents, it’s very evident of Russia’s intention to enter the American market, energy market.
+And their intentions to acquire uranium one.
+HANNITY: John, you go into extensive detail in a very long and hard-hitting piece tonight and revealing piece, how the FBI informant — you actually said six years, I thought he was only an informant for four years.
+He has evidence, was on the inside, directly from Putin’s Russia, the push for nuclear fuel deals, and all the crimes we talked about, bribery, kickback, extortion, money laundering, racketeering, all knelt corroborating and will be corroborated even further.
+Go into your report.
+JOHN SOLOMON, THE HILL: You know, Sara just said something about the importance of the dominance of the uranium market.
+This is an email that the FBI has had for six years.
+It shows that uranium one was part of a Russia strategy to control, not just benefit from the global market, controlled the global market.
+That would put the United States at a disadvantage.
+That is the sort of evidence that this FBI informant has right now.
+If you go back on the last week we heard several things from the Justice Department, there’s no connection to uranium one.
+These are emails that say uranium one that are in the FBI files.
+They said that there was no connection between the uranium one case and the criminal case.
+We now know the criminal case got its first evidence in 2009, a whole year before the uranium one deal was approved by the Obama administration.
+There are a lot of things that people have been saying that these documents simply don’t agree with.
+HANNITY: All right.
+I got a very high ranking Congressman and that knows, let us put it that way, and actually sent me a note.
+The knowledge of key administration officials will be the next thing proven by both of you, and the links to the Clinton foundation.
+Sara, is that true?
+CARTER: I believe that is true.
+I mean especially when we at —
+HANNITY: Do believe or you know?
+I can’t ask Victoria that question because she won’t tell me.
+CARTER: I know it’s true.
+I know that looking at these documents following the money, following the money is what’s important here.
+The Justice Department has not pointed out that they will possibly call a special counsel to this.
+This is still out there.
+They are looking into it.
+That is something that they need to decide.
+But whether it’s a special counsel or whether it’s a prosecutor that is investigating this, they will be able to follow the money.
+There are somethings said …
+HANNITY: When you say follow the money, my suspicion would go to the money came directly from Russia, was funneled through the Canadian donors to the Clinton Foundation.
+How good are my instincts?
+CARTER: You have pretty good instincts.
+I think there’s a lot of other areas that they will be looking at as well.
+Remember this is like peeling back an onion.
+You peel one part and then you find another part.
+And that is what’s going to require somebody to do an extensive investigation.
+HANNITY: But it is beginning to cascade Sara.
+CARTER: It is.
+HANNITY: John, I want her to respond to the same thing, that the Clinton Foundation, that this will be traced back to high-ranking Obama administration officials and the Clinton Foundation, and if you add the money portion Sara mentioned?
+SOLOMON: I do.
+I think the place we will be talking about in the next couple weeks as the Clinton global initiative.
+Sort of a side project of the Clinton Foundation.
+There are new flows of money there that we will report on then the next couple of weeks.
+There were also some personal business projects, some very senior Clinton people that got a remarkable infusion of cash from Russia.
+It will be able to talk about that in the next couple of weeks.
+Another layer of interest of the story.
+HANNITY: All right.
+We have a lot of time in the segment so I want to go very slowly here.
+Both of you, before I get to Victoria, Sara and John, you both in your pieces said 5,000 documents.
+I hear the number the FBI informant is much, much greater, tens of thousands.
+True or false?
+SOLOMON: That seems to be accurate.
+We have a subset of the documents and they are very voluminous.
+HANNITY: Now let me go to Victoria.
+One of the great attorneys.
+She is the most difficult to get any information out of.
+Victoria, one of the things I’ve known about you, and I’ve interviewed you so many times over the years, you now have been doing a deep dive into all of this.
+You are now representing this FBI informant.
+I think they will become an American hero out of all of this, but apparently, he was fighting and begging and pleading and saying the Russians are here, they are doing this, why are you paying attention?
+I hope my instincts are right there, and number two, how devastating it legally is this going to be based on what I was just asking Sara and John about impacting former Obama officials, money, Clinton foundation?
+VICTORIA TOENSING, ATTORNEY REPRESENTING FBI INFORMANT: Let me go to number one first, that is the whole essence of what John and Sara and I are talking about is that in 2009, 2010, our FBI and presumably our Justice Department, and the White House, as my client was told, all knew about this corruption in the Russian nuclear energy area.
+There’s no separate companies.
+They are all related.
+The Russian nuclear energy is controlled from the top, from Putin.
+They are all one.
+They all talk to each other.
+So the evidence about this corruption was known to our government in 2009, 2010, and why is it that CFIUS either wasn’t told, or CFIUS people knowing about it —
+HANNITY: Explain CFIUS, 13 agencies, I am sorry 9 agencies approving the deal that gave control of uranium one to the bad actor, hostile regime, Putin Russia.
+TOENSING: They said, the CFIUS board said that the bad Russians could buy uranium one, which contains access to 20 percent of the U.S.
+Uranium, why was that decision made?
+Was CFIUS told?
+Did Bob Mueller go to Eric Holder and tell him?
+Eric Holder sat on it.
+HANNITY: He was one of the nine.
+TOENSING: Did Bob Mueller go to the White House and tell him?
+The FBI agents told my client that they were briefing the President about his conduct.
+Of course, when the CFIUS decision was made.
+My client said, what happened?
+HANNITY: Back to my original question, counselor, if I may.
+You are too good at your job.
+This is a very serious point.
+Putting your legal hat on, objectively speaking, yes they knew, the evidence will prove it based on the documents and your client, crimes committed on a high level?
+National security compromise?
+TOENSING: Of course, it goes without saying giving the Russians control of the uranium was a national security compromise.
+I think that we are going to have to do is continue to follow the money because the reporting that John and Sara are going to be doing in a few days will be revealing about where lots of the various money went and where it came from.
+HANNITY: Always we go back, and I believe at the end of this you guys deserve a Pulitzer, and I’m not the only one thinking that.
+You have dug so deep on this, this has been a deep dive and I applaud you both.
+I want to ask as it relates to who knew what, and when.
+What did they know, when did they know it, John Solomon?
+I’m talking about Obama, Mueller, Eric Holder, and Hillary Clinton.
+SOLOMON: We are at a little disadvantage right now, because we don’t have those records, and also the records that Congress needs to go get, but I can tell you I have a person quoted in my story who has direct knowledge of what the Justice Department knew.
+This person said without a shred of doubt, we knew in 2009 a year before CFIUS ruled that Thomas were engaged in criminality, without a shadow of a doubt, we knew that Russia was trying to gain a corner on the U.S. market, get a strong hold on our uranium, and without a doubt we knew they were using political levers to try to get their way here.
+We are talking about control, like this document says, they are trying to gain control of our markets.
+That has to be national security interest that should have been raised in CFIUS.
+HANNITY: President daily briefings were told.
+Had this information in it before CFIUS approves this.
+CARTER: Sean.
+That is what we need to find out.
+We need to see those Presidential daily briefings.
+Congress can get those.
+They will be able to know whether or not President Obama was briefed on this and according to a number of people that I have spoken with as well, he was.
+I think that will reveal a whole other layer of who knew what, where and when.
+And we follow the money and it will reveal even more about Hillary Clinton and what she knew and when did she know it, and the other members of the CFIUS board.
+HANNITY: And Obama and Holder and Mueller?
+John, real quick, we are running out of time.
+SOLOMON: yes listen, I think even Sessions and Rosenstein have questions to answer.
+There are people in Congress who don’t think they’ve gotten a straight answer from them.
+HANNITY: All right.
+Victoria, we get the last word from you, laws broken?
+TOENSING: Well, of course.
+HANNITY: You are so good at your job.
+You are so annoyingly good.
+The American people deserve the truth varied our security was compromised, we import uranium, because we don’t have enough.
+Newt Gingrich will weigh in on this and more things and about the Clintons.
+Are they facing their day of reckoning?
+And a big announcement at the end of the show.
+Article posted with permission from Constitution.com
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+ICE Deports Guatemalan Man Wanted For Assassination
+
+SPRINGFIELD, Mo.
+— A Guatemalan man, wanted by law enforcement authorities in his home country for killing a store owner, was removed Thursday by deportation officers.
+Jose Manuel Ohajacao-Ramos, was transferred Nov. 9 to the custody of Guatemalan law enforcement officials by ERO officers in Guatemala City, Guatemala.
+According to Guatemalan authorities, Ohajacao-Ramos is accused of fatally shooting a store owner in his store in June 1997.
+Guatemalan law lists the charge as an assassination.
+Ohajacao-Ramos legally entered the United States in 1998 as a visitor and overstayed his temporary visa by more than 18 years.
+He was arrested at his home in Neosho, Missouri, in May 2017.
+In September, a federal immigration judge ordered him removed to his home country.
+Ohajacao-Ramos remained in ICE custody since his May arrest.
+“Removing foreign fugitives trying to escape law enforcement in their home countries is an ICE top priority,” said Ricardo Wong, field office director for ERO Chicago.
+“The cooperation between the U.S. and our Guatemalan counterparts resulted in returning this man who is a threat to public safety.”
+Since Oct. 1, 2009, ERO has removed more than 1,700 foreign fugitives from the United States who were sought in their native countries for serious crimes, including kidnapping, rape and murder.
+In fiscal year 2016, ICE conducted 240,255 removals nationwide.
+Ninety-two percent of individuals removed from the interior of the United States had previously been convicted of a criminal offense.
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+Trump Slams “Disgraceful Verdict” After San Francisco Jury Acquits “Kate’s Law”-Victim’s Killer
+
+This article was originally published by Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge
+Update 2 : Just as we suspected, President Trump has tweeted his opinion on this decision…
+A disgraceful verdict in the Kate Steinle case!
+No wonder the people of our Country are so angry with Illegal Immigration.
+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 1, 2017
+Update 1: AP reports that U.S. immigration officials say they will deport the Mexican man found not guilty of murder in San Francisco pier shooting.
+* * *
+As we detailed earlier, in a verdict that has shocked many in the Bay Area (and across America), a jury of six men and six women in sanctuary city San Francisco found illegal immigrant (and five-time deportee) Jose Ines Garcia Zarate not guilty in the death of Kate Steinle.
+Mr. Garcia Zarate had been homeless at the time of the shooting and had multiple felony convictions and five prior deportations to Mexico.
+He had been set free from jail only months before the shooting, in defiance of requests by federal immigration authorities, who had asked that he be held longer so he could be deported again.
+The backlash to his release into the community crescendoed when Donald Trump invoked Ms. Steinle’s killing as he campaigned for president.
+As The New York Times reports, Ms. Steinle’s death in July 2015 fed into a fierce debate over whether immigrants without legal status should be deported more aggressively, and over the role local law enforcement should play.
+Ms. Steinle, known as Kate, a 32-year-old medical equipment saleswoman, was walking along Pier 14 in San Francisco when she was struck by a bullet and collapsed into her father’s arms.
+Mr. Garcia Zarate acknowledged firing the weapon, but said it was an accident.
+Zarate and his defense team maintained the argument that the suspect found the stolen weapon on the pier that day and it “just fired.” The gun belonged to a federal Bureau of Land Management ranger and was stolen from his parked car a week earlier.
+The bullet ricocheted on the pier’s concrete walkway before it struck Steinle, killing her.
+Zarate has admitted to shooting Steinle, but says it was an accident.
+Defense attorney Matt Gonzalez said Garcia Zarate found the gun at the pier… but the stories of what happened copntradicted one another…
+He said it was wrapped in cloth, and when Garcia Zarate unwrapped it, the gun accidentally discharged.
+But in a police interrogation, Garcia Zarate admitted to firing the gun, saying he was aiming at a seal.
+He also told police that he stepped on the gun, causing it to fire.
+But still, after six days of deliberation, the illegal Mexcian immigrant was acquitted of murder and manslaughter charges and also found not guilty of assault with a firearm.
+Garcia Zarate was found guilty of illegal firearms possession, which carries a sentence of 16 months to three years.
+* * *
+The public defender wasted no time in focusing his thoughts on President Trump and his administration…saying Zarate was “extremely relieved” by the outcome and that while Steinle’s death “was a horrible tragedy,” it was used as “political fodder for then candidate Donald Trump’s anti-immigration agenda.”
+Adachi added, “Despite the unfairly politicized atmosphere surrounding this case, jurors focused on the evidence, which was clear and convincing, and rendered a just verdict.”
+In a response to the verdict, Attorney General Jeff Sessions released a statement saying that despite California’s attempt at a murder conviction, Zarate was able to walk away with only a firearm possession conviction because he was not turned over by San Francisco to ICE.
+“When jurisdictions choose to return criminal aliens to the streets rather than turning them over to federal immigration authorities, they put the public’s safety at risk,” the statement said.
+“San Francisco’s decision to protect criminal aliens led to the preventable and heartbreaking death of Kate Steinle.” Sessions continued, “I urge the leaders of the nation’s communities to reflect on the outcome of this case and consider carefully the harm they are doing to their citizens by refusing to cooperate with federal law enforcement officers.”
+Social media erupted with outrage at the verdict (with very few – if any attempting to defend the verdict)…
+I don't know any American citizen who is a 5x felon and could get away with killing someone with a stolen gun.
+#KateSteinle #KatesLaw #JoseZarate — Ginger (@SpicyMustang) December 1, 2017
+I seriously feel like buying my own damn bricks & building this damn wall myself!
+So flipping outraged by this unjustice!
+#BuildtheWall #KatesLaw — ???Steff???
+(@Steffs_tweets) December 1, 2017
+May San Francisco rot in hell!
+#KatesLaw — Mike (@Bigly45) December 1, 2017
+Insist that KATES LAW is passed.
+When illegals have more rights and protection than American Citizens.
+This MUST STOP!!!!
+— Diana Batissa (@DianaBatissa) December 1, 2017
+SF city just proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that they dont care if YOU, or others get killed by their policies.
+They will continue to shelter illegals and allow them to do as they please and dont care about the innocents hurt by them.
+?
+SICK!#KateSteinle #KatesLaw — Constitutional-TQN?
+(@TechQn) December 1, 2017
+If Hillary Clinton were in office, we'd all be in danger.
+The #KateSteinle verdict is an endorsement of murder.
+There is no way to spin this, there is no defense, today the mask came off.
+— Mike Cernovich ??
+(@Cernovich) December 1, 2017
+And even politically-correct politicians piped in…
+Kate Steinle’s murderer not guilty?
+This is outrageous!
+A great injustice has been done.
+No Californian can feel good about their justice system today.
+I grieve from the bottom of my heart for the Steinle family who must be personally suffering from this injustice.
+— Senator Jim Nielsen (@CASenatorJim) December 1, 2017
+We suspect it will not be long before President Trump has something to say about this verdict.
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+UK: Labour MP Cites Ban of Robert Spencer & Pamela Geller in Calling for Trump to be Banned from Country
+
+The brouhaha over President Trump’s retweets of videos depicting Muslims being violent continues in the UK, and is yet another manifestation of the general tendency to blame those who call attention to jihad atrocities rather than to focus upon the jihad atrocities themselves.
+Trump himself said it best, tweeting yesterday evening:”.
+@ Theresa_May, don’t focus on me, focus on the destructive Radical Islamic Terrorism that is taking place within the United Kingdom.
+We are doing just fine!”
+.
+@Theresa_May, don’t focus on me, focus on the destructive Radical Islamic Terrorism that is taking place within the United Kingdom.
+We are doing just fine!
+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 30, 2017
+I’m not sure we’re doing just fine, but Trump is right that the real problem is jihad terror and Sharia supremacism, and British authorities want to ignore that and shoot the messenger.
+And so Chris Bryant, “a senior Labour backbencher, has written to May urging her to go further, and issue an official ban on Donald Trump from entering the UK on the grounds he is condoning fascism and his presence is ‘not conducive to the public good’, a senior Labour MP has said.”
+For Chris Bryant, apparently “fascism” means “defense of Britain and its values against jihad terror.”
+Bryant “cited the cases of two US far-right bloggers, Robert Spencer and Pamela Geller , who were banned by May in 2013 from entering the UK to take part in English Defence League rallies, as precedents for taking action against Trump.”
+Why are we “far right”?
+Everything we do is in defense of the freedom of speech and equality of rights of all people before the law.
+That’s “far right”?
+In any case, note well: the letter to me from the UK Home Office said that I was banned for saying that “[Islam] is a religion and is a belief system that mandates warfare against unbelievers…”
+That’s a demonstrably true statement.
+Meanwhile, Britain has a steadily lengthening record of admitting jihad preachers without a moment of hesitation.
+Syed Muzaffar Shah Qadri’s preaching of hatred and jihad violence was so hardline that he was banned from preaching in Pakistan, but the UK Home Office welcomed him into Britain.
+The UK Home Office also admitted Shaykh Hamza Sodagar into the country, despite the fact that he has said: “If there’s homosexual men, the punishment is one of five things.
+One – the easiest one maybe – chop their head off, that’s the easiest.
+Second – burn them to death.
+Third – throw ’em off a cliff.
+Fourth – tear down a wall on them so they die under that.
+Fifth – a combination of the above.”
+May’s government admitted two jihad preachers who had praised the murderer of a foe of Pakistan’s blasphemy laws.
+One of them was welcomed by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
+Meanwhile, the UK banned three bishops from areas of Iraq and Syria where Christians are persecuted from entering the country.
+Chris Bryant had nothing to say about any of those jihad preachers entering Britain with no problem.
+“UK ambassador conveys concerns over Trump retweet to White House,” by Rowena Mason, Guardian, November 30, 2017:
+…Chris Bryant, a senior Labour backbencher, has written to May urging her to go further, and issue an official ban on Donald Trump from entering the UK on the grounds he is condoning fascism and his presence is “not conducive to the public good”, a senior Labour MP has said.
+Bryant, a former Foreign Office minister, said the prime minister should issue a prohibition order against the president like those that apply to other far right figures from the US.
+He cited the cases of two US far right bloggers, Robert Spencer and Pamela Geller, who were banned by May in 2013 from entering the UK to take part in English Defence League rallies, as precedents for taking action against Trump.
+In a letter to May, he said: “I am writing to you to ask you and the home secretary to take immediate action to ban the president of the United States, Donald Trump, from entering the United Kingdom, due to his apparent support for far-right groups in this country.
+“In retweeting Jayda Fransen’s posts, it is absolutely clear to me that President Trump is supporting and condoning fascism and far-right activity.
+This activity has frequently taken the form of violence on our streets.
+Ms Fransen herself has a long history of racism and Islamophobia, some of it criminal.
+Many of the people you have rightly banned from entering the UK were guilty of less than this.”…
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+Kritarch Patti Saris thinks she runs immigration policy, right down to how many times someone can have their case reviewed, though she seems confused as to who will do the reviewing of those cases.
+At issue is a large group of Indonesian Chinese Christians who fled a pogrom in Indonesia directed against them in the 1990s.
+The Chinese generally filed asylum applications after arriving in the United States, and, importantly, not at an American embassy or consulate in Indonesia or nearby.
+All were relatively wealthy and had or obtained tourist visas to the United States.
+This is important as most actual "refugees" drop everything to flee their homelands if they are under threat of death.
+Tellingly, these asylum applicants were the elite of Indonesian society, because their higher average IQ, than the rather dull Indonesians.
+87 is the average Indonesian IQ , and note that average includes the higher average Chinese, so the locals really are a dull lot.
+This is important in that while there was anti-Chinese and anti-Christian violence, the non-Chinese Christians mostly stuck around, though the Chinese used tourist and student visas to come to the United States in a leisurely manner, taking time to either bring or otherwise secure their wealth in Indonesia.
+In any event, the persecution was limited in time and duration as the local elite know they need the Chinese to run the economy and to avoid Red China intervening on behalf of their fellow ethnics.
+In the United States, these Chinese went through the liberal asylum process, but did not manage to fool even the credulous "judges" at the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR), the immigration courts.
+Fast forward to the Obama Regime Administrative Amnesty , where despite outstanding deportation orders, these illegal aliens, among millions of others, are allowed to remain, and then given employment authorization as well.
+Fortunately, elections have consequences, and the Obama Regime Administrative Amnesty, or parts of it, came to an inglorious end.
+And end it was for this particular lot of illegal aliens.
+But Kritarch Patti Saris was having none of the immigration laws of the United States.
+She thought she was decider-in-chief on who gets deported.
+And all on the flimsy excuse that the aliens need another bite at the apple, despite the clear fact that the Indonesian government had long ago quashed the ethnic riots directed against the market dominant minority of Chinese and the religious motivated violence against Christians.
+While there are a couple of provinces in Indonesia that impose Sharia law on Muslims, most non-Muslims are exempt.
+As moderates go, Indonesia is about as close as it gets to moderate Muslims.
+Mostly because the country would not last long without an outside high IQ elite to run the country.
+Before it was the high IQ Dutch, now it's the Chinese.
+Remember, an 87 IQ is just about retarded.
+A federal judge on Monday ordered U.S. immigration officials to delay any efforts to deport 51 Indonesians living illegally in New Hampshire so the group can have time to argue that changing conditions in that country would make it dangerous to return... Federal law gives authority over immigration matters to the executive branch, not the courts.
+Chief U.S. District Judge Patti Saris in Boston found she had authority to ensure the Indonesians have a chance to argue that conditions in their home country had deteriorated significantly enough to reopen their cases for trying to stay in the United State.
+She worried that without the order, ICE officials could deport some of the Indonesians covered by the suit, at which time they would lose the opportunity to have their cases reopened.
+[Judge Orders U.S. To Delay Deporting Indonesians In Immigration Fight, by Scott Malone, Reuters, November 27, 2017]
+Kritarch Saris thought she knew better and has been running a deliberate campaign to prevent the deportation of these Chinese illegal aliens.
+And now she has gone full rogue, prohibiting the deportation of all these illegal aliens who already had their day in immigration court.Saris appears to be making up immigration law and procedure on the fly, as her order appears to not understand either the EOIR process or immigration law.
+“The government shall inform the court whether petitioners, who are not detained, will have access to emergency procedures if they must file their original motions to reopen,” Saris wrote.
+This makes no sense in English, much less in the established procedures in the EOIR.
+The aliens have no emergency, there are no emergency procedures, and their original motions to reopen were denied for lack of legal basis in law or any changed conditions in the country they are being deported to that would avail them of another claim.
+Indonesia is more hospitable to Chinese Christians today than the short period in the 90s when there was a problem.
+But basically, Saris wants the illegal aliens the opportunity to submit another asylum application, and benefit by the years it will take to adjudicate those claims.
+Basically Saris wants these illegals to never leave.
+That, of course is not her role.
+The only claim they have before a Federal court is if they got the due process that Congress gave those illegal aliens.
+And they did, they filed for asylum, had a hearing and appeals, and lost.
+With the legislative fight over DACA, the Trump Administration needs to include legislative language including more restrictions on kritarchs who want to make American immigration policy, as well as other reforms to lower legal immigration, build the wall, and deport illegals here.
+Or impeachment, or both.
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+The Dictator Pope: A Call to Hierarchical Opposition
+
+Of that book, no less than Robert Royal—signaling growing alarm over the Bergoglian Debacle in the Catholic mainstream— has written : “About 90 percent of it is simply incontrovertible, and cannot help but clarify who Francis is and what he’s about.” And the picture that emerges in stark relief in The Dictator Pope, as Life Site News reports , is that of “a power-hungry, manipulative dictator, [who] celebrated the abdication of Benedict XVI” because he knew what it meant: that the plan to give him the Keys of Peter in 2005 would finally come to fruition in 2013.
+“We elected you to make reforms, not to smash everything!” Thus is Cardinal Leonardi Sandri, a fellow Argentinian and a supporter of Pope Francis at the conclave of 2013, reliably reported literally to have screamed at Pope Francis behind closed doors in the Vatican.
+Sandri would be one of a number of Bergoglian partisans at the conclave who are now said to be experiencing “buyer’s remorse,” as documented most recently in the explosive best-seller The Dictator Pope .
+"When the shepherd becomes a wolf, the first duty of the flock is to defend itself.
+The true children of Holy Church, at such times, are those who walk by the light of their Baptism, not the cowardly souls who, under the specious pretext of submission to the powers that be, delay their opposition to the enemy in the hope of receiving instructions which are neither necessary nor desirable."
+Francis, writes Royal, “has little use for established procedures, precedents, even legal structures within the Church….
+When the head of the Church himself does not much feel bound by the tradition or impartial laws he has inherited, what then?” What then indeed?
+The Dictator Pope even feels at liberty to demand that the Lord’s Prayer be changed to reflect his dissatisfaction with God’s words: “And lead us not into temptation [et ne nos inducas in tentationem],” which Francis has decided, after 2,000 years, is a “not a good translation.” Apparently lost on Francis, given the disordered mélange of bits and pieces of things he has read that constitutes his theology, is the distinction between sin, a culpable act, and temptation, which arises from concupiscence or what Saint Thomas called the fomes, or the fleshly inclination to sin, which grace enables us to control by the rule of reason over the passions.
+But now we are witness to the single worst act of tyranny in the entire history of the papacy.
+The Church has seen a number of Popes who have abused their power, Alexander VI being the most popularly known example.
+But never, before Francis, has there been a Pope who dared to tyrannize the Magisterium itself by attempting to bend it to his errant personal opinions.
+By publication in the Acta Apostolicae Sedis (AAS), Francis has officially declared that the “authentic Magisterium” includes the guidelines of the bishops of Buenos Aires for the implementation of Chapter 8 of Amoris Laetitia (AL), which he expressly approved in his letter to them as the only correct interpretation of his will.
+The guidelines have been published in the AAS along with Francis’s private missive, which is suddenly declared to be “an apostolic letter.”
+The normalist narrative has just been stripped of any colorable argument that nothing is too terribly amiss with this pontificate.
+We are now expected to believe that the “authentic Magisterium”—meaning simply and only AL—teaches what the guidelines preposterously declare, solely in reliance on AL:
+When the concrete circumstances of a couple make it feasible, especially when both are Christians with a journey of faith, one may propose that they commit to living in continence….
+
+In other more complex circumstances, and when it is not possible to obtain a declaration of nullity, the aforementioned option may not, in fact, be viable.
+Nonetheless, it is equally possible to undertake a journey of discernment….
+[I]f one arrives at the recognition that, in a concrete case, there are limitations that diminish responsibility and culpability (cf.
+301-302), particularly when a person judges that he would fall into a subsequent fault by damaging the children of the new union, Amoris Laetitia opens up the possibility of access to the Sacraments of Reconciliation and the Eucharist (cf.
+notes 336 and 351).
+As Francis would have it, then, the “authentic Magisterium” has just flatly contradicted itself for the first time in two millennia:
+The admission of public adulterers in “second marriages” to Holy Communion, which John Paul II, in line with all of Tradition, called “ intrinsically impossible ” given their objective state in life, is now deemed possible depending on circumstances—that is, situation ethics applied to violations of the Sixth Commandment.
+
+The requirement that people embroiled in such unions commit to living in continence before they can be absolved and partake of the Blessed Sacrament—a moral norm binding “ without exception ” because it is rooted in divine law—is suddenly demoted to a mere “proposal” that may not be “feasible” or “viable” in “the concrete circumstances of the couple.”
+A valid annulment of a truly invalid marriage, the sine qua non for entering into marital relations with another purported spouse, is now dispensed with in “more complex circumstances… when it is not possible to obtain a declaration of nullity,” the way thus being opened to de facto divorce in the Catholic Church.
+The meaningless slogan “journey of discernment” cloaks a naked authorization for the official toleration of adulterous sexual relations in the Church’s sacramental life.
+No less than a Roman Pontiff lends his name to the outrageous claim that children resulting from an adulterous relationship, blithely referred to as a “new union,” could be “damaged” if the partners in adultery were required to cease their adultery in order to be absolved and receive Holy Communion—evidently because the “new union” would dissolve without adulterous sexual relations and there could be a second divorce!
+This appeared in the last Print-Edition of The Remnant.
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+As recently as seventeen years ago, during the reign of John Paul II, the Pontifical Council for the Interpretation of Legislative texts reaffirmed the immutable truth reflected in Canon 915, which prohibits the administration of Holy Communion to those “who obstinately persist in manifest grave sin.” That prohibition, declared the Pontifical Council, applies to the divorced and “remarried” not as a matter of mere disciplinary law subject to revocation or modification, but rather “is derived from divine law and transcends the domain of positive ecclesiastical laws; [and] the latter cannot introduce legislative changes which would oppose the doctrine of the Church.”
+Francis, however, has purported to do nothing less invent exceptions to divine law that oppose the doctrine of the Church.
+The attempt is void, of course, and the appellation “authentic Magisterium” is fraudulent.
+But the consequences of this Pope’s toying with the teaching office of the Church to advance half-baked theological notions, such as “discernment” (a term he borrows from St. Ignatius of Loyola but strips of its original meaning) are catastrophic.
+Over the past year, Cardinal Burke and a few other members of the hierarchy have called upon Francis to “clarify” his intention respecting AL.
+That clarification has now been given: Francis intends, if it were possible, to change the unchangeable teaching of the Church regarding an irrevocable moral norm rooted in divine law.
+Even if the attempt is void and of no effect before man and God—an immoral law is no law at all—Francis clearly means to impose his will by fiat, daring invoke the “authentic Magisterium” to cloak his absurd novelties.
+No Pope before him has ever dared to do such a thing.
+So now it must be asked: Where are the cardinals and the bishops?
+With one or two noble (however inconsistent) exceptions, their response to the Bergoglian Debacle thus far ranges from silence, to active complicity, to—at best—hand-wringing over the increasingly chaotic state of the Church while begging the Pope to “clarify” his already perfectly clear intentions.
+At this point, continued pleading for a Bergoglian “clarification” can only give rise to an impression of disingenuousness, whereas continued silence about the papal origin of this ongoing catastrophe is a standing rebuke to all the hierarchs who know what we all know: that at the epicenter of the chaos is the most wayward Pope the Church has ever had to endure.
+Continued inaction while the laity and a few good priests are left to themselves to defend, as best they can, the constant teaching of the Church against the abuses of a tyrant on the Chair of Peter threatens the hierarchs with a legacy of shame and a terrible accountability before the Just Judge.
+Their failure to defend the Faith by standing up to the one they know full well is attacking it almost daily lends itself ever more to an indictment for timidity in the face of unprecedented danger to the Church and the cause of the Gospel of which they are divinely charged to be leaders.
+The time for “prudence” is long past.
+Prudence now gives way to mere pusillanimity.
+The time for hierarchical action is now, before the damage to the Church becomes irreparable.
+The members of a hierarchy seemingly cowed by a papal tyranny the Church has never before seen must rise immediately and give a courageous answer to the challenge posed long ago by Monsignor Klaus Gamber, when an already monumental ecclesial crisis was still in what can now can be seen as merely a preliminary stage:
+Where in our Church are the leaders who can show us the right path?
+Where are the bishops courageous enough to cut out the cancerous growth of modernist theology that has implanted itself and is festering within the celebration of even the most sacred mysteries, before the cancer spreads and causes even greater damage?
+What we need today is a new Athanasius, a new Basil, bishops like those who in the fourth century fought courageously against Arianism when almost the whole of Christendom had succumbed to heresy.
+Will none of the hierarchs rise to defend the Church as “a new Athanasius, a new Basil”?
+Even the best among them continue to limit themselves to generalized lamentations at conferences or in interviews about the parlous state of the Church or at most the “confusion” Francis has caused by not “clarifying” precisely what he has just clarified.
+They avoid the absolutely necessary direct and public exposure of error at its source.
+That error threatens to overwhelm the Church while they do little more than fret about a situation whose self-evident cause—a reckless Pope in love with his own ideas and filled with contempt for Tradition—they seem incapable of identifying.
+Concerned clergy and laity throughout the Catholic world are doing what they can according to their stations.
+But in the midst of that “final battle” over marriage and family of which Sister Lucia warned the late Cardinal Caffarra in light of the Third Secret of Fatima, within the human element of the Church only the cardinals and the bishops possess the divinely bestowed power to repel an assault on marriage, family and the very integrity of the Faith that is now, for the first time in Church history, being led by a Roman Pontiff.
+This undeniably apocalyptic development imposes upon the hierarchs—first and foremost in the Church—the duty to act.
+True love for the Church, indeed true charity toward Francis himself, requires of them nothing less than what was required of Saint Paul when the first Pope fell into error that jeopardized the very mission of the Church: that Peter be withstood to his face (Gal.
+2:11).
+May Our Lady of Fatima intercede to obtain for them the grace of fortitude to do what must be done and what only they can do.
+Our hopes and prayers are with them as the foremost instruments of divine providence in the ecclesia Dei adflicta.
+Our Lady of Fatima, intercede for us!
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+DOJ Unseals Indictment Involving Uranium One Scandal
+
+This report was originally published by Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge
+The Department of Justice unsealed an 11-count indictment on Friday to a former DoD intelligence analyst-turned uranium transportation executive who stands accused of a bribery and money laundering scheme involving a Russian nuclear official connected to the Uranium One deal.
+The indictment corroborates a November report by The Hill that an FBI mole deeply embedded in the Russian uranium industry had gathered extensive evidence of the scheme.
+Mark Lambert, 54, of Mount Airy, Maryland, was charged with one count of conspiracy to violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and to commit wire fraud, seven counts of violating the FCPA, two counts of wire fraud and one count of international promotion money laundering.
+The charges stem from an alleged scheme to bribe Vadim Mikerin, a Russian official at JSC Techsnabexport (TENEX), a subsidiary of Russia’s State Atomic Energy Corporation and the sole supplier and exporter of Russian Federation uranium and uranium enrichment services to nuclear power companies worldwide, in order to secure contracts with TENEX.
+According to the indictment, beginning at least as early as 2009 and continuing until October 2014, Lambert conspired with others at “Transportation Corporation A” to make corrupt and fraudulent bribery and kickback payments to offshore bank accounts associated with shell companies, at the direction of, and for the benefit of, a Russian official, Vadim Mikerin, in order to secure improper business advantages and obtain and retain business with TENEX.
+–DOJ
+While the indictment lists Lambert’s company as “Transportation Corporation A,” a simple search reveals that Lambert is the co-President of DAHER-TLI, “the leading front end freight forwarding company dedicated to Nuclear Cargo,” according to its website.
+In 2012, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission sent a letter to Lambert with findings that TLI had exported plutonium “in excess of the maximum quantity and type applied for and licensed,” and “exported Australian obligated material, which was not authorized under license conditions.”
+Prior to his 26 year tenure in the transportation industry – 20 of which have been with TLI, Mr. Lambert was an Arabic Linguist for the Navy for five years, and a Senior Intel Analyst for the Department of Defense (DoD) for three years.
+Lambert also speaks fluent Arabic and Farsi (Persian), along with French and Italian.
+The indictment against Lambert corroborates prior reporting by The Hill that an FBI mole buried deep within the Russian nuclear industry had gathered extensive evidence of a scheme involving bribes and kickbacks between Russian nuclear officials and TLI – which would have transported the U.S. uranium sold to Russia in the ’20 percent’ Uranium One deal.
+“The Russians were compromising American contractors in the nuclear industry with kickbacks and extortion threats, all of which raised legitimate national security concerns.
+And none of that evidence got aired before the Obama administration made those decisions,” a person who worked on the case told The Hill, speaking on condition of anonymity for fear of retribution by U.S. or Russian officials.”
+Based on what the FBI knew – including evidence which purportedly includes a video of Russians preparing briefcases of bribe money – the Uranium One deal never should have gone through.
+Moreover, both Robert Mueller and current deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein were directly involved – and current Attorney General Jeff Sessions and other Justice Department officials appear to be covering for them.
+In short, the FBI had ample evidence of the Russian bribery plot before the Obama administration approved the Uranium One deal thanks to their embedded mole in the Russian nuclear industry.
+The informant – outed as energy consultant William Campbell – was “threatened” by Obama admin AG Loretta Lynch to keep quiet with an iron-clad gag order, according to his attorney – former Reagan Justice Dept.
+official and former Chief Counsel to the Senate Intelligence Committee Victoria Toensing.
+After Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-VA) demanded Campbell be allowed to testify in front of Congress, the gag order was lifted.
+Attorney General Jeff Sessions originally tried to claim that there was no connection between Uranium One and the nuclear transport bribery case, however several congressional republicans pushed back:
+“Attorney General Sessions seemed to say that the bribery, racketeering and money laundering offenses involving Tenex’s Vadim Mikerin occurred after the approval of the Uranium One deal by the Obama administration.
+But we know that the FBI’s confidential informant was actively compiling incriminating evidence as far back as 2009,” Rep. Ron DeSantis, (R-Fla.) told The Hill.
+“It is hard to fathom how such a transaction could have been approved without the existence of the underlying corruption being disclosed.
+I hope AG Sessions gets briefed about the CI and gives the Uranium One case the scrutiny it deserves,” added DeSantis, whose House Oversight and Government Reform subcommittees is one of the investigating panels.
+Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) sent a similar rebuke last week to Rosenstein, saying the deputy attorney general’s first response to the committee “largely missed the point” of the congressional investigations.
+“The essential question is whether the Obama Justice Department provided notice of the criminal activity of certain officials before the CFIUS approval of the Uranium One deal and other government decisions that enabled the Russians to trade nuclear materials in the U.S,” Grassley scolded.”
+Meanwhile, journalists John Solomon and journalist Sara Carter claim to have copies of the FBI informant’s evidence, while Carter issued an explosive report in late November laying out the players, the timeline, and the evidence at hand.
+“By the time the sale of Uranium One was approved by the Obama Administration, the FBI’s investigators had already gathered substantial evidence and the bureau was also aware of Russia’s intentions to enter the U.S. energy market and its desire to purchase a stake in American uranium,” Carter writes.
+Highlights:
+FBI mole William Campbell was a highly valued FBI asset – paid $51,000 by FBI officials at a celebration dinner in Chrystal City, VA, where Campbell’s attorney says they thanked him for his service.
+Campbell was required by the Russians, under threat, to launder large sums of money – which allowed the FBI to uncover a massive Russian “nuclear money laundering apparatus”
+Campbell collected over 5,000 documents and briefs over a six year period
+Campbell uncovered a Russian plot to penetrate the Obama administration and gain approval for the Uranium One sale, including a 2010 email which describes “Russia’s intent on expanding its Uranium expansion in the United States.”
+“This is not just about bribery and kickbacks but about a U.S. company that was transporting yellow-cake for the Russians with our approval,” an unnamed U.S. Intelligence official told Carter, adding “This should raise serious questions.
+At the time everyone was concerned about Russia’s ties to Iran, we still are.
+And of course, Russia’s intentions and reach into the U.S. energy market.”
+Given Friday’s unsealed indictment, however it looks like the DOJ may have changed their tune on Campbell.
+If so, perhaps that “briefcase full of bribe money” video will finally see the light of day.
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+Swedish PM does not rule out use of army to end gang violence JANUARY 17, 2018 / 9:06 AM / A DAY AGO Reuters Staff STOCKHOLM (Reuters) – Sweden will do whatever it takes, including sending in the army, to end a wave of gang violence that has seen a string of deadly shootings, Prime Minister Stefan Lofven said in Wednesday.
+Sweden’s murder rate is relatively low in international terms, but gang violence has surged in recent years and Swedes are worried that the police are unable to cope.
+… Four people were shot dead in the first week of this year.
+One man died after picking up a hand grenade outside a subway station in a suburb of Stockholm.
+Law and order is likely to be a major issue in a parliamentary election scheduled for September with the populist, opposition Sweden Democrats linking public concern about the rising crime rate to a large increase in the numbers of immigrants.
+… “People are shot to death in pizza restaurants, people are killed by hand grenades they find on the street,” Sweden Democrat leader Jimmie Akesson said in parliament on Wednesday.
+“This is the new Sweden; the new, exciting dynamic, multicultural paradise that so many here in this assembly … have fought to create for so many years,” he said sarcastically.
+From Reuters:Wikipedia has a page devoted to “ List of Grenade Attacks in Sweden ,” which lists 80 different attacks beginning in 2014.
+That’s crazy.
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+Coroner Defies Court Order: Won't Release Las Vegas Shooter's Autopsy Report
+
+Clark County Nevada Coroner John Fudenberg has determined to defy a court order from a district court judge to release the autopsy report of Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock.
+Though the order was issued on Tuesday, Fudenberg conferred with others and seems determined to not release the autopsy report until, as he said, it is "finalized," The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported, which sued for the autopsy report.
+Seriously, it's been four months already!
+The body has been cremated!
+The family finally got the remains in a box marked "evidence" over three months after the shooting and the autopsy report hasn't been finalized?
+Wait, were the same guys in the autopsy room that were there when the doctors and coroners examined John F Kennedy ?
+“I don’t believe this is consistent with what the court ordered,” said Las Vegas attorney Maggie McLetchie, who represents the Las Vegas Review-Journal and The Associated Press in their November action demanding the release of the reports.
+“They (the coroner’s office) have delayed this for too long, and whatever stage the coroner’s report on Paddock is in, it should be provided to the Review-Journal and Associated Press without further delay.
+No more games.
+Release the records.”
+“The court correctly recognized the presumption of public access to records, even when a mass tragedy occurs,” McLetchie added.
+“(The judge) also rejected arguments by the coroner’s office that there were any privacy interests with regards to the autopsy of Stephen Paddock, let alone any that outweighed the strong presumption of access to records in Nevada.”
+“The shooter’s body was cremated Dec. 21," said Review-Journal Editor-in-Chief Keith Moyer added.
+"How can the autopsy report not be ‘finalized’ when the body was cremated more than five weeks ago?
+The law is squarely on the side of the public’s right to open government.”
+That's exactly right!
+Something is rotten in Denmark!
+On top of that, we have questions as to whether the body was even that of Stephen Paddock, given the fact that certain elements of the Paddock in the preliminary police report, which mentioned the autopsy, are apparently at odds with the Paddock of other documentation.
+McLetchie has been trying to obtain as much information for the public as possible, including video of Paddock at the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino.
+However, she has been told by Las Vegas Metro Police Department attornies that they can't release that information until they finalize their investigation into other suspects which may also produce charges in the case.
+“The coroner’s office has fought to keep autopsy reports confidential,” the Review-Journal.
+The coroner was ordered on January 11 to pay nearly $32,000 in legal costs to the Review-Journal because it refused to release public records.
+While the preliminary report indicated the Paddock died of a gun shot wound to the head through the mouth, it's all the details that aren't given that seem to be problematic for the coroner to release.
+By the way, the toxicology report was not mentioned in the preliminary report.
+Article posted with permission from Sons Of Liberty Media
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+Conspiracy Theorists Seize on Mesa Man Who Sold Ammo to Las Vegas Shooter
+
+Thanks to crackpots online, a Mesa man has become embroiled in conspiracy theories after he sold ammunition to the Las Vegas mass shooter.
+Douglas Haig, a 55-year-old Honeywell engineer, sold more than 700 rounds of ammunition to Las Vegas mass murderer Stephen Paddock in September.
+Haig's name was inadvertently revealed this week when unredacted court documents were released to reporters.
+Search warrant records showed that Haig was a person of interest in the investigation of the mass shooting.
+As a result, Haig said that he has received death threats and people have pounded on his door to tell him that he deserves to die.
+"It makes me feel horrible," he said at a news conference Friday morning.
+"People need to do their research and think rather than just react viscerally.”
+It's not just people harassing Haig at his home: Conspiracy theorists online have seized on Haig's engineering background to lob wild claims about the Las Vegas shooting.
+Many of their theories lean heavily on Haig's LinkedIn profile, which says that Haig previously worked for Boeing and Northrop Grumman.
+Bonkers conspiracy site Intellihub posted an article this week that pointed to Haig's background in the aerospace industry as a sign of U.S. government involvement in the massacre.
+They noted Haig's LinkedIn page, which says he worked for Boeing in Mesa as a senior liaison engineer in their unmanned helicopter division from 2010 to 2013.
+"Let’s not forget that it is a fact that helicopters were lurking behind the Mandalay Bay during the attack which were not shown on the radar," author Shepard Ambellas writes.
+Ambellas claims helicopters provided an "air assault" during the massacre, a ludicrous theory he's expounded upon on InfoWars with the internet's conspiracy-theorist-in-chief Alex Jones.
+Ambellas and Intellihub claim that the FBI and the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department are providing cover for the real story behind the massacre, with help from Haig.
+In public statements this week, Haig denied any connection to the massacre and said he merely sold Paddock the rounds.
+"However, don’t be fooled," Intellihub writes.
+"Haig is likely a CIA cut-out who is just upholding the public narrative in conjunction with the FBI Las Vegas and the LVMPD."
+Laura Loomer, a noxious far-right personality who formerly worked for Project Veritas, also started making hay with Haig's background in Arizona aerospace.
+She wrote on Twitter that the massacre "is starting to look more and more like a gun running operation gone wrong every day."
+Douglas Haig’s @LinkedIn Account says he also has “DOD Top secret clearance” on top of specializing in military ammunition.
+
+He is the second suspect in the #LasVegasShooting.
+
+This is starting to look more and more like a gun running operation gone wrong every day.
+pic.twitter.com/ifkkglZ4kw — Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) January 30, 2018
+But Haig is an engineer, and he says he's not a former military officer.
+It should be noted that Haig's rounds were probably not even used in the massacre: Haig sold Paddock tracer ammunition, which emit a flare when fired making them easier to see.
+Had Paddock fired these rounds during the nighttime massacre at the concert, they would have been visible.
+Haig's attorney Marc Victor told reporters it was perfectly legal for Haig, a private citizen, to sell Paddock hundreds of rounds of tracer ammunition — the bullets are legal in Arizona.
+Paddock showed up to buy ammunition at Haig's home after meeting him at a gun show in Phoenix.
+"I sold him 600 rounds of .308 tracer, surplus U.S. military.
+I sold him 120 rounds of .556 tracer, again, surplus U.S. military," Haig said to ABC15.
+"I put it in a box for him.
+He paid me, put it in his car, and left."
+Haig said he's been legally selling ammunition as as a hobby since 1991, but after the massacre, he has stopped his side business.
+It wasn't unusual for a customer to buy over 700 rounds, he said.
+"I've seen all kinds of people.
+There were no tells," Haig said of Paddock.
+When asked about the threats, Haig said, “I’ve had people screaming they want me to die through my front door."
+Haig and his attorney did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the conspiracy theorizing.
+Haig said he's sorry that the massacre took place, but emphasized that he had nothing to do with Paddock's mass shooting.
+“I had no contribution to what Paddock did,” Haig said at the news conference.
+“I had no way to see into his mind.
+The product that I sold him had absolutely nothing to do with what he did.”
+Nevertheless, it's hard to believe that Haig's denials will dissuade the conspiracy-mongers.
+YouTube conspiracy theorist Jake Morphonios said that for all he knows, Doug Haig didn't play a role in Paddock's massacre.
+Even so, Morphonious still parlayed an innocent-until-proven-guilty stance into a 30-minute dissertation where he discussed a "shadow government in the United States" in the context of Haig's work for companies like Northrop Grumman.
+"Did he know something that Stephen Paddock was going to do?
+That I don't know — it's possible, but who knows."
+Morphonious said.
+He added, "I've got some questions of my own about Doug Haig that I'm going to continue seeking answers for."
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+Anti-Gay Imam Featured Yet Again at Florida Democrat Gala
+
+The Democratic Party promotes itself as an advocacy group for all matters concerning homosexuals and labels politicians, who take stances opposite theirs on politically charged issues such as same-sex marriage, as bigots.
+Yet, the party keeps on inviting an imam, who has a long record of hostility toward homosexuals, to participate at its annual functions.
+This blatant hypocrisy shows the political bankruptcy of their leadership’s claims to be pro-gay and anti-bigotry and reveals their intention to pander to those in the Muslim community who spew intolerance and would wish others harm.
+On Saturday, October 7, 2017, the Palm Beach Democratic Party held its 2017 Truman Kennedy Johnson (TKJ) Dinner at the West Palm Beach Marriott Hotel, in West Palm Beach, Florida.
+The Keynote Speaker at the event was Governor of Virginia Terry McAuliffe.
+Other speakers included: United States Representative Alcee Hastings; then-Florida Democratic Party Chairman Stephen Bittel, who resigned in November over allegations of sexually inappropriate behavior; and then-Palm Beach County Party Chairwoman Terrie Rizzo, who was elected in December to take over for Bittel as Chair of the Florida Democratic Party.
+Prior to the speakers, there was a joint invocation performed by a rabbi, two pastors and an imam.
+The imam, Maulana Shafayat Mohamed, is notorious for his unapologetic vilification of homosexuals.
+Shafayat Mohamed is the imam of the Darul Uloom Institute, located in Pembroke Pines, Florida.
+The mosque has been a haven for terror-related individuals and activity.
+“Dirty Bomber” Jose Padilla was a student of Shafayat Mohamed’s at Darul Uloom.
+Now-deceased al-Qaeda Global Operations Chief, Adnan el-Shukrijumah, was a prayer leader at Darul Uloom.
+And Darul Uloom Arabic teacher Imran Mandhai, along with mosque goers Hakki Aksoy and Shueyb Mossa Jokhan, hatched a plot at the mosque to blow up different South Florida structures, including area power stations, Jewish businesses, and a National Guard armory.
+While terrorism plays a huge role in his mosque’s history – and he has been around for all of it – Shafayat Mohamed’s personal history deals much more in bigotry than terror.
+One stop on Shafayat Mohamed’s Facebook page and one can view his profile photo of him holding a dark green book with gold border and letters on the cover.
+The book is “The Meaning of THE HOLY QUR’AN,” a version of the Quran that was banned by the Los Angeles public school system, in February 2002, for containing numerous anti-Semitic commentaries.
+In it, Jews are described as: “arrogant,” “jealous,” “selfish,” “spiteful,” “greedy,” “cursed,” “apes and swine,” and “under divine displeasure.”
+This may seem an innocent mistake on the imam’s part, but his actions against the gay community and sinister views are anything but.
+In February 2005, an article written by Shafayat Mohamed was published on the Darul Uloom website, entitled ‘Tsunami: Wrath of God.’ In it, he claims that gay sex caused the 2004 Indonesian tsunami and that most Jews and Christians, whom he refers to as “People of the Book,” are “perverted transgressors.”
+It is writings such as these that have gotten Shafayat Mohamed thrown off a number of Broward County boards.
+Even so, the imam has been unrepentant.
+In a speech he gave at Darul Uloom, in August 2015, titled ‘Quraan Torah Bible Forbid Man Marrying Man,’ he admitted that he “got sacked from many [county] boards, because there were a lot of gay people who said, ‘We don’t want him on that board.’” He said he had a choice, to “sit in Paradise or… sit on the board and go to Hell.”
+He began his speech by attacking President Barack Obama for supporting same-sex marriage.
+He asked the following, “Did you hear what President Obama said?… Do you know what a sad situation we are in this country?...
+Here you have the President of the United States of America saying that a man could marry a man?… Are we sleeping?
+Do you believe in the Quran?
+Are we gonna sit and have the Quran be ridiculed?” He then cited the Christian and Jewish Bible, barking loudly, “The Bible says that if a man sleeps with a man, he should be killed!”
+Shafayat Mohamed later lamented the existence of Muslim homosexuals.
+He decried, “Listen.
+Don’t deny it.
+They already got Muslim gay communities.” He as well spoke of his support for polygamy, an act that is illegal in the United States.
+He exclaimed, “Here the President says a man can marry a man, but you can’t say a man can have four wives…!”
+The October TKJ Dinner was not the first Democrat event Shafayat Mohamed has participated in.
+In fact, he has been involved in many, including giving the invocations at the Florida Democratic Party’s annual Leadership Blue Gala in 2014 (featuring Bill Clinton), 2015 and 2016.
+And given that this author has written about this before, the October event will probably not be the last occasion that he is embraced by the Democratic Party.
+Shafayat Mohamed is not the only Muslim extremist that has participated in the Democratic Party’s TKJ Dinner.
+In October 2015, the dinner invocation was performed by Wilfredo Amr Ruiz, the legal adviser of the American Muslim Association of North America (AMANA), a group that actively promotes former KKK leader and white supremacist David Duke.
+Ruiz, as well, founded AMANA’s Connecticut and Puerto Rico chapters.
+In July 2010, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) condemned Ruiz’s AMANA for posting what the ADL called a “venomous” anti-Semitic Duke video onto the group’s official website.
+AMANA is currently promoting another anti-Semitic Duke-produced video, on the AMANA site.
+The President of AMANA, Sofian Zakkout, has referred to Duke as “David Duke, a man to believe in!”
+By inviting people like Shafayat Mohamed, an avowed enemy of the gay community, and Wilfredo Ruiz, whose group promotes white supremacists, to participate in its functions, the Democratic Party has effectively revealed its disregard for the concerns of those it disingenuously claims to advocate for and protect.
+It is time for Democrats to reject the bigotry of these radicals and see them for the liability they present.
+Failure to do so exposes the party’s liberal agenda as a sham.
+Beila Rabinowitz, Director of Militant Islam Monitor, contributed to this report.
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+Dem Congressman Praises Hitler-Loving Anti-Semite
+
+The media is very interested in racism.
+Except when it's coming from inside the house.
+It's maintained a solid boycott on reporting on the photo of Obama posing with Farrakhan.
+Don't count on these comments by a Congressional Black Cacus member to get reported either.
+Democratic Illinois Rep. Danny Davis defended Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan as an “outstanding human being” on Monday.
+Farrakhan’s history of racially extreme comments includes blaming Jews for the September 11 attacks, saying white people “deserve to die” and praising Adolf Hitler as a “very great man.” “I personally know [Farrakhan], I’ve been to his home, done meetings, participated in events with him,” Davis told TheDC.
+“I don’t regard Louis Farrakhan as an aberration or anything, I regard him as an outstanding human being who commands a following of individuals who are learned and articulate and he plays a big role in the lives of thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands of people,” he emphasized later.
+When asked about Farrakhan’s history of anti-Semitic comments, Davis was dismissive and said that many people in politics have a history of inflammatory comments.
+Like this.
+Farrakhan had praised Hitler and declared that the Jews, "can't say 'Never Again' to God, because when he puts you in the ovens, you're there forever.”
+"Here come the Jews.
+They don't like Farrakhan, so they call me Hitler.
+Well, that's a good name.
+Hitler was a very great man."
+Would a Republican get a pass on meeting with a racist hate group leader?
+Obviously not.
+Obama's meeting with Farrakhan was part of a CBC event.
+The Caucus has yet to apologize for it.
+Don't expect it to condemn Rep. Davis' comments.
+He was just saying what most of them think.
+The media is happy to talk about anti-Semitism.
+It just won't address left-wing anti-Semitism and racism.
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+German cardinal: liturgical ‘blessing’ for gay unions is ‘truly…sacrilegious’
+
+NewsCatholic Church
+GERMANY, February 8, 2018 (LifeSiteNews) – Cardinal Paul Josef Cordes criticized fellow German Cardinal Reinhard Marx’s suggestion that Catholic priests should consider “blessing” same-sex relationships liturgically.
+Marx’s idea “truly seems sacrilegious” and “ignores the clear Revelation of God,” Cordes wrote in a response on kath.net.
+Dr. Maike Hickson translated it at One Peter Five.
+“The Church is in its pastoral care bound to Holy Scripture and to its interpretation through the Church’s Magisterium,” wrote Cordes.
+“Marx does not even mention that homosexuality always contradicts the Will of God,” citing church teaching through the centuries.
+Rather than being about receiving “God’s assistance for themselves,” those engaging in sodomy and wishing to have it “blessed” by the Church “aim with their request at the recognition and acceptance of their homosexual way of life and its ecclesial valorization.”
+The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches that “under no circumstances” can homosexual activity “be approved” as it is “intrinsically disordered.” Such acts are “contrary to the natural law.
+They close the sexual act to the gift of life.
+They do not proceed from a genuine affective and sexual complementarity” (CCC 2357).
+However, Marx said on February 3 that homosexual couples need “closer pastoral care” and “one must also encourage priests and pastoral workers to give people in concrete situations [of homosexual unions] encouragement.
+I do not really see any problems there.”
+Marx is the President of the German Bishops’ Conference.
+As LifeSiteNews previously reported, Marx also said “yes,” he could imagine the creation of a rite for homosexual couples to be blessed in the Church.
+This “encouragement” from priests which he called for might include some sort of “liturgical” recognition of their union.
+But “how this would be done publicly, in a liturgical form,” is “another question...that is where one has to be reticent and also reflect upon that in a good way.”
+After Catholic News Agency’s initial report on Marx’s comments, his office contacted the outlet and said they had mistranslated part of what he said.
+The cardinal’s office sent CNA “a request for correction of [its] translation of the interview in question, expressing concern that CNA's translation constitutes a false reference and does not properly reflect the position of Cardinal Marx.”
+The cardinal’s office maintains that rather than saying “yes,” there is a possibility of liturgical “blessing” of gay unions, he answered the question in a more subtle way without giving an explicit “yes.” However, the German Bishops’ Conference doesn’t seem to deny the rest of his statements on how “one must encourage priests” to give encouragement to homosexual couples, which could include public blessings that would take a “liturgical” form.
+The cardinal’s staff asked that CNA change his answer about liturgically “blessing” gay unions to: “There are no general solutions and I think that would not be right, because we are talking about pastoral care for individual cases, and that applies to other areas as well, which we cannot regulate, where we have no sets of rules.”
+Philadelphia Archbishop Charles Chaput has also spoken out against Marx’s proposal.
+“Any such ‘blessing rite’ would cooperate in a morally forbidden act, no matter how sincere the persons seeking the blessing,” wrote Chaput.
+He explained such a “blessing” would encourage people to continue living in a way the Church considers gravely sinful and spiritually damaging, and therefore would be uncharitable.
+“There is no love – no charity – without truth, just as there is no real mercy separated from a framework of justice informed and guided by truth,” he wrote.
+“Creating confusion around important truths of our faith, no matter how positive the intention, only makes a difficult task more difficult.”
+“There are two principles we need to remember,” Chaput wrote.
+“First, we need to treat all people with the respect and pastoral concern they deserve as children of God with inherent dignity.
+This emphatically includes persons with same-sex attraction.
+Second, there is no truth, no real mercy, and no authentic compassion, in blessing a course of action that leads persons away from God.”
+“This in no way is a rejection of the persons seeking such a blessing, but rather a refusal to ignore what we know to be true about the nature of marriage, the family, and the dignity of human sexuality,” he explained.
+“Jesus said the truth will make us free.
+Nowhere did he suggest it will make us comfortable.”
+Cordes has a history of defending the Church’s moral teaching.
+Marx, one of the pope’s nine main advisors, said in 2016 that same-sex relationships have “worth” which must be recognized by the Church.
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+A student failed an assignment because her professor believed Australia 'is not a country'
+
+Australia is a country.
+Just so we're all clear.
+Shutterstock
+A professor at Southern New Hampshire University failed one of her student's assignments because the professor incorrectly thought Australia "is not a country," according to a report in BuzzFeed News.
+Australia is, in fact, a country.
+The student, Ashley Arnold, is working towards an online sociology degree with the university.
+For one of her final assignments, she had to compare a social norm in the United States to another country.
+She chose to compare social media use in the US to what it's like in Australia.
+The professor, according to BuzzFeed News, failed Arnolds because "Australia is a continent; not a country," which, again, is incorrect, just so we're clear here.
+Australia is both a continent and a country.
+When Arnold complained, the professor said they'd reexamine the assignment, but did not concede that Australia was a country.
+"Australia is a continent; it is not a country.
+That error made it nearly impossible for you to accurately complete your week 2 research outline correctly," the professor wrote in an email obtained by BuzzFeed News.
+"As I mentioned above I will look over your week two paper once again and see if you earned more credits than I gave you."
+In another email exchange, Arnold correctly asserted that Australia is a country, linking to the "About Australia" section of the country's website:
+Australia is both a country and a continent.
+It's the only country that is both.
+I provided a resource in the first email that clarifies that for you.
+If you need further clarification google or the SNHU Shapiro Library has that information you.
+Again I mean no disrespect but my grade is affected by your assumption that Australia is not a country when it in fact is.
+Thank you and let me know if I need to provide further resources proving Australia is a country.
+The professor said they'd take Arnold's concerns into consideration.
+"Thank you for this web-address," they wrote.
+"After I do some independent research on the continent/country issue I will review your paper."
+After a period of review, the professor changed Arnold's grade to a B+, according to BuzzFeed News.
+The professor did not acknowledge their error.
+A representative for Southern New Hampshire University didn't immediately respond to INSIDER's request for comment.
+In a tweet, it said it refunded Arnold's tuition for the class and "replaced the instructor."
+Sign up here to get INSIDER's favorite stories straight to your inbox.
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+Austrian bishop forcefully rejects German Bishops’ idea of blessing homosexual unions
+
+NewsCatholic Church
+SALZBURG, Austria, February 13, 2018 (LifeSiteNews) – The indignation about Cardinal Reinhard Marx and Bishop Franz-Josef Bode – the President and the Vice President of the German Bishops' Conference – and their direct or more indirect encouragement of blessing homosexual unions is growing by the day.
+Now Bishop emeritus Andreas Laun – one of the signatories of the Kazakh “Profession of Truth about Sacramental Marriage” – has written a strong commentary for the Austrian Catholic news website Kath.net on the recent episcopal initiatives coming out of Germany.
+In the following, we shall present to our readers the essential parts of Bishop Laun's statement, in our English translation from the German.
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+Dear Cardinal Marx and dear Bishop Bode, there is only one Catholic answer: No!
+And your addition “in individual cases” is absolutely worthless, it has no argumentative force.
+A clear statement by Bishop Andreas Laun for Kath.net.
+Cardinal Marx and also Bishop Bode have now opened up to the idea to offer homosexual couples a blessing.
+Why not, one could say, since the Church is ready to bless nearly everything on the earth?
+Now, the Church especially blesses people, but also deeds and objects.
+The Jesuit Father Eckhard Bieger writes in the Internet about Catholic blessings:
+For Catholics, really everything can be blessed, not only places of worship, chalices, and the faithful after each prayer service – whether after a Mass, or after the prayers for the hours of the day.
+The blessing is also not limited to rosaries or religious medal, but one may also bless cars, factory halls, animals, herbs, and much more.
+Some blessings are only to be made by priests and deacons, especially when it is about objects of worship such as chalices or vestments.
+But parents can bless their children.
+The faithful may also take home holy water and sprinkle it on members of the family, but also the stable and the animals, thus blessing them.
+[...]
+What kind of hope is connected with a blessing?
+With regard to the car, certainly the wish for heavenly protection – sometimes also expressed with the help of a medal of St. Christopher, the patron saint of car drivers.
+With the weather blessing, one prays explicitly for protection against hail, lightning and drought.
+[…]
+To bless always means that something shall flourish, because only then when there is a blessing upon a cause or a project, will something good come out of it.
+The blessing comes from God, He is being addressed in the form of a request; and it is given to people, objects, and buildings, with the help of the sign of the cross, holy water, and incense.
+[…]
+But now concerning the question of Cardinal Marx, and not a few of the priests, the answer is simple: one may ask for God's blessing for sinners, but not for the sin.
+That is to say, one could not consecrate a brothel, one could not bless a concentration camp or weapons which are not explicitly ordained for hunting or for legitimate self-defense.
+Therefore it is clear that one may not bless a relationship which is sinful; [one may not bless] the mafia; no blessing for organizations or institutions which promote or procure abortions or which propagate ideologies which are against the Faith, antisemitic contents, or other forms of racist thought.
+If one considers and weighs this matter, one knows: one may not bless a union of two homosexual men or of lesbian women.
+Of course [one could bless] two men or women who are de facto homosexual, and that it what happens in each Holy Mass which is being attended by them.
+This blessing – which is not related to their acts – is being received also by all the other sinners, and the Church thereby hopes that they will convert under the influence of God's Grace!
+This position which is really simple and easily to be understood has been clearly and convincingly presented – since the statement of the two bishops [Marx and Bode] – by several Christians: by Archbishops Ludwig Schick (Germany) and Charles Chaput (USA); by the German-speaking theologians Hubert Windisch and Markus Büning.
+I am sure there are many many others, too, who think alike, but whom I do not know.
+Dear Cardinal Marx and dear Bishop Bode, there is only one Catholic answer: No!
+And your addition “in individual cases” is absolutely worthless, it has no argumentative force.
+What would St. John the Baptist have said if Herod, taking for himself his brother's wife, would have excusingly called himself an “individual case”!
+The idea to bless sinful conduct is really what Isaiah described quite vividly, as follows: “Woe to you that call evil good, and good evil: that put darkness for light, and light for darkness: that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter.” [Isaiah 5:20]
+Is this not exactly what Cardinal Marx – and others who are thinking like him – are doing?
+If one were to place on a bottle of sour cucumbers a tag “honey,” the cucumbers still remain sour!
+Even blessing bishops cannot change that.
+Nor can the pope, in calling for a cultural revolution, especially since he does not explain what he exactly means by it.
+He says that he “allows himself” to talk like that – but if one dares something, one might win, but one also can perish.
+That seems to catch on these days.
+For example, the Italian moral theologian, Maurizio Chiodi, recently claimed in his talk at the Gregorian Pontifical University that contraception is sometimes not only not forbidden, but even demanded!
+To contradict two popes – whom the Church has already “beatified” the one and “canonized” the other – so shortly after their deaths, and in such a radical and open manner, probably has never happened before in the Church's history.
+Isaiah says that such people draw unto them God's punishment, with thick cords!
+Nevertheless, one should wish for Cardinal Marx, Bishop Bode, and Professor Chiodi that they sleep well.
+Whether their conscience will allow it, is not so certain; but if it does not [allow it], it would certainly be a hope for their conversion.
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+Cardinal Müller: Blessing homosexual couples would be an ‘atrocity’
+
+NewsCatholic Church
+BRATISLAVA, Slovakia, February 13, 2018 (LifeSiteNews) – Former Vatican doctrine chief Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller has decried the Church's current adaptation to the modern world and rejected the idea of blessing homosexual couples.
+The remarks, made in a February 6 talk in Slovakia, indirectly respond to new initiatives coming from Germany, especially from Cardinal Reinhard Marx and Bishop Franz-Josef Bode.
+Cardinal Müller, former Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, spoke at a conference on John Paul II's encyclical Veritatis Splendor at the Comenius University in Bratislava, organized by the Slovakian Bishops' Conference.
+In remarks after his address, reported by the German Catholic newspaper Die Tagespost, the cardinal made it clear what he thinks about the recently presented German idea of blessing homosexual unions, even if only in individual cases: “If a priest blesses a homosexual couple, then this is an atrocity at a holy site, namely, to approve of something that God does not approve of.”
+According to the Tagespost report, Cardinal Müller said in his address that he regrets the separation of the Church's doctrinal and moral teaching and called Christianity a “theocentric humanism.” He said the “submissive change of the Church into a NGO for the embetterment of the this-worldly life conditions” is a “suicidal modernization” that denies mankind the Truth of God.
+In this context, the German cardinal also criticized Martin Luther's own denial of man's free will and his teaching about the total depravity of man that separates morality from the relationship with God.
+Morality, Müller explained, is rooted in Grace; that is why any teaching about “rules and exceptions” ignores the character of the ethics of the Covenant and of Grace.
+In the discussion following his talk, Cardinal Müller also responded to questions concerning Pope Francis' post-synodal exhortation, Amoris Laetitia.
+The cardinal said that he is “not happy” about the fact that there are different interpretations of this papal text by some bishops' conferences.
+“In dogmatic questions, there cannot be a plurality,” he added.
+There is only one Magisterium, he said, and bishops' conferences can only decide about pastoral questions.
+Contradictory conceptions concerning the Sacraments, said the cardinal, lead into chaotic conditions.
+Thus, explained the cardinal, the Sacraments have to be celebrated the way Christ Himself willed it when he instituted them.
+The controversial eighth chapter of Amoris Laetitia has to be understood “in an orthodox way,” namely that “he who lives in the state of mortal sin cannot receive Holy Communion.” It is, in Müller's eyes, the pope's duty “to unite the Church, that is what the pope is there for.” This is what he, Müller, himself told the pope: when the bishops' conferences present different interpretations of Amoris Laetitia, the Church enters “into a situation like the one before the Reformation.”
+Archbishop Stanislav Zvolensy, President of the Slovakian Bishops' Conference and archbishop of Bratislava, told Die Tagespost that Veritatis Splendor is not only still valid, but shows timeless truths.
+Promulgated 25 years ago, the encyclical rejects authoritatively the theory of situation ethics, a theory that seems to be getting again much attention in our time, for example by theologians such as Professor Maurizio Chiodi.
+Professor Livio Melina, the former President of the Pontifical John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and the Family, was another speaker at the February 6 conference.
+He stressed that Amoris Laetitia has to be “read in the context of the magisterial instructions of the encyclical Veritatis Splendor, which recalls the connection between conscience and truth, as well as the necessity of a well-formed conscience.” In returning to that encyclical, explained the Italian professor and theologian, Amoris Laetitia could be given a hermeneutic in light of a “continuity with the Magisterium of the Church.” He also said: “The Commandments are an expression of the Love of God for us.
+If we fulfill them, we are united with God.”
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+Hungary's Orban calls for global anti-migrant alliance with eye on 2018 elections
+
+(Fixes dateline)
+* PM Orban faces elections on April 8, leads all polls
+* Migration has been Orban's defining theme since 2015
+* Says will counter globalism alongside U.S., UK, Israel
+By Marton Dunai
+BUDAPEST, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Hungarian leader Viktor Orban called on Sunday for a global alliance against migration as his right-wing populist Fidesz party began campaigning for an April 8 election in which it is expected to win a third consecutive landslide victory.
+Popular at home but increasingly at odds politically and economically with mainstream European Union peers, Orban has thrived on external controversy, including repeated clashes with Brussels and lately the United Nations.
+Those conflicts, mostly centred on migration since people fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East and Africa flooded into Europe in 2015, have intensified as the elections approach and Orban poses as a saviour of Europe's Christian nations.
+"Christianity is Europe's last hope," Orban told an audience of party faithful at the foot of the Royal Castle in Budapest.
+With mass immigration, especially from Africa, "our worst nightmares can come true.
+The West falls as it fails to see Europe being overrun."
+Orban is widely credited for reversing an economic slump in Hungary and controlling its public finances, culminating in a return to investment-grade for its debt, which was cut to 'junk' during the 2008 global economic crisis.
+To achieve that and hold onto power the prime minister, 54, has used methods that critics have called authoritarian, and picked fights with EU partners, especially in the West.
+Eastern leaders, most notably in Poland, have followed his lead.
+But migration dominates his agenda now.
+Orban said on Sunday that Europe faces a critical fissure between nation states of the East and the West, which he called an "immigrant zone, a mixed population world that heads in a direction different from ours".
+As the West wants eastern Europe to follow its lead, an increasingly vicious struggle was likely, he said, alluding to a plan to redraw the European alliance advocated by the leaders of France and Germany.
+"Absurd as it may sound the danger we face comes from the West, from politicians in Brussels, Berlin and Paris," Orban said to loud applause.
+"Of course we will fight, and use ever stronger legal tools.
+The first is our 'Stop Soros' law."
+Orban has for years targeted Hungarian-born U.S. financier George Soros, whose philanthropy aims to bolster liberal and open-border values -- anathema to Orban, an advocate of a loose group of strong nation states that reject multiculturalism.
+The Hungarian leader has advocated "ethnic homogeneity" and compared Soros, a Jew, to a puppet master unleashing immigration onto Europe to undermine its cultural and economic integrity.
+A defining moment of his premiership came in 2015, as the migrant crisis peaked: he built a double razor wire fence that became the symbol of anti-migrant sentiment in Europe.
+Orban also said the Hungarian opposition had failed to heed the call of history when it opposed his toughness on migrants.
+Voters have responded favourably and Orban is a clear leader of all polls.
+POWERFUL ALLIES
+Orban has conflated the issue of immigration with the image of Soros, 87, whose name was used in a tough anti-migrant bill sent to Parliament on Wednesday.
+Soros, for his part, compared Orban unfavourably to both the Nazis and the Communists, saying his rule evoked dark tones from the 1930's -- when Hungary was allied with Nazi Germany -- and was more oppressive than Cold War Soviet occupation.
+Orban has tightened the screws on non-government organisations, particularly ones funded by Soros, and attempted to close a prominent Soros-founded university.
+Attributing to Soros a recent United Nations plan on creating a global blueprint to handle the migration crisis, Orban said he anticipated that powerful allies would help him prevent the U.N. from greasing the wheels of migration.
+"Soros has antagonised not only us but also England, President Trump and Israel too," he said.
+"Everywhere he wants to get migration accepted.
+It won't work.
+We are not alone and we will fight together ... and we will succeed."
+In Europe, he cited as allies Hungary's fellow Visegrad countries Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Poland, whose ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party is also often at loggerheads with the EU.
+He said a victory for Silvio Berlusconi's party in Italy's March 4 election would strengthen the nationalist fold.
+"We don't think the fight is hopeless, on the contrary, we are winning," Orban said.
+"The V4 is firm, Croatia has come around, Austria has turned in the patriotic direction, and in Bavaria the CSU has created a resistance."
+(Reporting by Marton Dunai; Editing by Catherine Evans)
+Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.
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+Hungarian Prime Minister: ‘Christianity is Europe’s last hope’
+
+NewsFaith, Politics - World
+BUDAPEST, Hungary, February 19, 2018 (LifeSiteNews) – Brushing aside any semblance of political correctness, Hungary’s Prime Minister said in his state of the nation speech on Sunday that, “Christianity is Europe's last hope.”
+Addressing his country and the world, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán warned that European nations which have encouraged migration have, “opened the way to the decline of Christian culture and the advance of Islam.”
+Orbán painted an image of Western Europe being overwhelmed by the accelerating influx Muslim immigrants in recent years.
+“According to estimates, the proportion of immigrants will grow at an accelerated pace in the European countries west of us,” said Orbán.
+“I won't even say anything about France and Holland, but even the born Germans are being forced back from most large German cities as migrants always occupy big cities first.”
+Orbán warned that as Western Europe becomes saturated with Muslim occupants, Islamists would soon seek to stream in to his country from both Western Europe as well as from Islamic nations.
+“This means that the Islamic civilization, which always considers its vocation to convert Europe to what it calls the true faith, in the future will be knocking on the door of Central Europe not only from the south, but from the west, as well,” he said.
+Prime Minister Orbán said his government will oppose efforts by the United Nations or the European Union to “increase migration” around the world.
+In June, LifeSiteNews reported that Orbán had taken a strong stand and not backed down against outside globalist influences seeking to control his nation’s politics.
+Billionaire George Soros, who famously backs many progressive initiatives around the world, locked horns with Orbán over the Central European University (CEU) he founded in 1989, which has been criticized as a funnel for anti-nationalist views.
+Orbán and Soros have a history, beginning in partnership and ending in acrimony.
+Orbán started public life as a crusader against communism and attended Oxford University on a Soros scholarship.
+Soros, who expatriated from Hungary, also funded Orbán’s political organization, the Alliance for Young Democrats.
+But Orbán’s defense of conservative values has led to breaking ties with Soros, whom he now criticizes as a foreigner meddling in his country’s affairs.
+After Prime Minister Orbán delivered his strongly worded state of the nation speech, a UK Daily Mail report said, “Orbán has conflated the issue of immigration with the image of Soros, 87, whose name was used in a tough anti-migrant bill sent to Parliament on Wednesday.”
+The Daily Mail report continued:
+Soros, for his part, compared Orbán unfavourably to both the Nazis and the Communists, saying his rule evoked dark tones from the 1930's, when Hungary was allied with Nazi Germany.
+But Orbán remains committed to his policy, claiming that Soros and supporters of migration are losing the fight.
+He said: “Soros has antagonised not only us but also England, President Trump and Israel too.
+Everywhere he wants to get migration accepted.
+It won't work.
+We are not alone and we will fight together and we will succeed.”
+In addition to inviting Soros’ ire, Orbán came under fire a couple years ago from the U.S. State Department under President Obama as well as the European Parliament for purportedly discriminating against homosexuals because of Hungary’s insistence on defining marriage between a man and a woman, and that pre-born babies have rights.
+Last year, Orbán also criticized liberals and encouraged citizens to give life to more children during the 11th conference of the World Congress of Families.
+Three thousand “natural family” advocates who attended the four-day conference heard Orbán in his opening address lambaste the European Union (EU) for its “relativizing liberal ideology that’s an insult to families.”
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+ICE arrests 20 in Kansas City during 4-day operation targeting criminal aliens
+
+KANSAS CITY, Mo.
+— Federal officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) arrested 20 criminal aliens and immigration violators in the Kansas City metro area during a four-day enforcement operation, which ended Thursday.
+During this operation, ERO deportation officers made arrests in the following Missouri cities: St. Joseph (6), Belton (1), Blue Springs (1), Independence (2) and Kansas City (6).
+ICE officers also made arrests in the Kansas cities of Olathe (3) and Lawrence (1).
+Fifteen men and five women, ages ranging 18-61, were arrested.
+Aliens arrested during this operation are from the following countries: Brazil (1), El Salvador (3), Guatemala (6), Honduras (1), Mexico (7), Romania (1) and Sierra Leone (1).
+Several of the aliens targeted by ERO deportation officers during this operation had prior criminal histories that included driving under the influence, child neglect, child abuse, drug offenses, fraud and larceny.
+Four of these were arrested for illegally re-entering the United States after having been deported, which is a felony.
+Two overstayed lawful visits to the U.S.
+All were amenable to arrest and removal under the U.S. Immigration and Nationality Act.
+The following are criminal summaries of some of the offenders arrested in the Kansas City area during this operation:
+A 55-year-old, Mexican citizen who overstayed a lawful visit to the U.S. by more than 12 years.
+She was arrested Feb. 26, 2018 in Johnson County Kansas.
+She was previously convicted of child neglect and was sentenced to a year in jail.
+She is currently in ICE custody pending removal proceedings.
+On Feb. 28, 2018, a 38-year-old Mexican citizen was arrested in Olathe, Kansas.
+He has a 2012 conviction for fraud.
+He was issued a warrant of removal and was placed in ICE custody pending removal from the United States.
+Depending on an alien’s criminality, an alien who re-enters the United States after having been previously deported commits a felony punishable by up to 20 years in federal prison, if convicted.
+“The continued results of our deportation officers underscore ICE’s ongoing and steady commitment to public safety,” said Ricardo Wong, field office director for ERO Chicago.
+“As part of this operation, we continue focus on the arrest of individuals who are criminal aliens and public safety threats.
+Because of the tireless efforts of these professional officers, there are fewer criminals in our communities.”
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+Trump’s Plan for Iran: Put Terrorists in Charge?
+
+Back in the 2008 presidential race, I explained to then-candidate Rudy Giuliani the concept of “blowback.” Years of US meddling and military occupation of parts of the Middle East motivated a group of terrorists to carry out attacks against the United States on 9/11.
+They didn’t do it because we are so rich and so free, as the neocons would have us believe.
+They came over here because we had been killing Muslims “over there” for decades.
+How do we know this?
+Well, they told us.
+Osama bin Laden made it clear why al-Qaeda sought to attack the US.
+They didn’t like the US taking sides in the Israel-Palestine conflict and they didn’t like US troops on their holy land.
+Why believe a terrorist, some responded.
+As I explained to Giuliani ten years ago, the concept of “blowback” is well-known in the US intelligence community and particularly by the CIA.
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+Whom do you consider to be the most corrupt Democrat Politician?
+Whom do you consider to be the most corrupt Democrat Politician?
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+Unfortunately, it is clear that Giuliani never really understood what I was trying to tell him.
+Like the rest of the neocons, he either doesn’t get it or doesn’t want to get it.
+In a recent speech to the MeK – a violent Islamist-Marxist cult that spent two decades on the US terror watch list – Giuliani promised that the Trump Administration had made “regime change” a priority for Iran.
+He even told the members of that organization – an organization that has killed dozens of Americans – that Trump would put them in charge of Iran!
+Giuliani shares with numerous other neocons like John Bolton a strong relationship with this group.
+In fact, both Giuliani and Bolton have been on the payroll of the MeK and have received tens of thousands of dollars to speak to their followers.
+This is another example of how foreign lobbies and special interest groups maintain an iron grip on our foreign policy.
+Does anyone really think Iran will be better off if Trump puts a bunch of “former” terrorists in charge of the country?
+How did that work in Libya?
+It’s easy to dismiss the bombastic Giuliani as he speaks to his financial benefactors in the MeK.
+Unfortunately, however, Giuliani’s claims were confirmed late last week, when the Washington Free Beacon published a three-page policy paper being circulated among National Security Council officials containing plans to spark regime change in Iran.
+The paper suggests that the US focus on Iran’s many ethnic minority groups to spark unrest and an eventual overthrow of the government.
+This is virtually the same road map that the US has followed in Iraq, Libya, Syria, and so on.
+The results have been unmitigated disaster after disaster.
+Unleashing terrorists on Iran to overthrow its government is not only illegal and immoral: it’s also incredibly stupid.
+We know from 9/11 that blowback is real, even if Giuliani and the neocons refuse to understand it.
+Iran does not threaten the United States.
+Unlike Washington’s Arab allies in the region, Iran actually holds reasonably democratic elections and has a Western-oriented, educated, and very young population.
+Why not open up to Iran with massive amounts of trade and other contacts?
+Does anyone (except for the neocons) really believe it is better to unleash terrorists on a population than to engage them in trade and travel?
+We need to worry about blowback from President Trump’s fully-neoconized Middle East policy!
+That’s the real threat!
+Article posted with permission from Ron Paul
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+West Virginia Middle School Instructs Children To Write Out Their Submission To Allah
+
+We see this again and again: schoolchildren have to make the Islamic profession of faith or affirm Islam as fact, in public schools.
+Then when administrators are confronted, they claim it was all just an educational exercise, not proselytizing.
+But we never, ever see Judaism or Christianity or Hinduism or Buddhism taught as fact in public schools, or schoolchildren being forced to make professions of faith in those religions.
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+For some reason, this form of educational exercise is only ever used regarding Islam.
+Now, why is that?
+“Christian Parent Furious After School Instructs Children To Write Out Their Submission To Allah,” by Joshua Gill, Daily Caller News Foundation, May 17, 2018 (thanks to the Geller Report):
+A West Virginia school has come under fire for instructing junior high students to write the Islamic profession of faith ostensibly to practice calligraphy.
+Rich Penkoski, a Christian parent and founder of online ministry Warriors for Christ, raised alarms over a packet on Islam his daughter’s seventh grade social studies teacher issued to students, according to Christian Post.
+The packet, edited from the full version of a world religions workbook, instructed students to practice writing the Shahada, or Islamic profession of faith, in Arabic calligraphy — an assignment that, if left undone, would result in detention, according to Penkoski’s daughter.
+The Shahada states: “There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah.” Penkoski called Mountain Ridge Middle School Principal Ron Branch and objected to the packet, saying it disturbed him and had misinformation about the history of calligraphy.
+“I saw the assignment of writing the Shahada in Arabic.
+Their excuse was calligraphy,” Penkoski told The Christian Post.
+“I was like, ‘Whoa!
+Whoa!
+Whoa!’ First of all, calligraphy was invented in China 3,000 years prior to Muhammad.
+The fact that they were trying to get my daughter to write that disturbed me.” “I said, ‘That is not happening.
+My daughter is not doing that.’ My daughter told me that if she didn’t do the assignment, then she was going to get a [detention] slip,” Penkoski added….
+There were two different calligraphy assignments — one involving the Shahada and another instructing students to practice writing English letters in calligraphy, Branch told Christian Post.
+Hinson “told the students that they could do these activities if they wanted,” Branch claimed.
+“The teacher has told her class several times that this is a study of world religions and that she is not trying to advocate for any religion over another.
+She has told her class that if they had questions about religious beliefs, that those conversations should take place with their parents,” Branch added.
+Penkoski claimed the teacher sent students home with the same packet the day after he lodged a complaint — this time, with certain sections crossed out but still including the Shahada assignment.
+Penkoksi called the principal again and confronted Hinson over the phone.
+“I said, ‘This is not OK in asking my kid to write down the Shahada.’ The teacher happened to walk-in and said she made it an option and that the kids didn’t have to do it.
+My daughter conflicted that story and said, ‘No, that is not what was said.’ What was said was, ‘Do the assignment; and if you want to learn more about the Quran, ask your parents,’” Penkoski told Christian Post.
+Each religion studied in the class, including Christianity and Judaism, received “equitable treatment,” Branch also told Christian Post.
+He said the class spent a week and a half on Christianity and Judaism — other religions took one week — and discussed each religion’s beliefs, history and practices.
+During the section on Christianity, “Jesus was taught,” Branch claimed.
+“The students read the chapter in our textbook that discusses Christianity’s belief that Jesus is the Son of God, and salvation.
+They also discussed the Sermon on the Mount, the Last Supper and Jesus’ Betrayal, the Trinity, and the Lord’s Prayer, among other topics,” Branch said.
+Penkoski and his daughter, Brielle, contested Branch’s claims.
+The Lord’s Prayer was not taught, and very little time was spent teaching about Jesus, they told Christian Post.
+“We did [the unit on Christianity] over a week and two days.
+We watched two different videos.
+We didn’t finish them.
+They taught a little bit about Moses and the Ten Commandments, Peter and Paul,” Brielle explained.
+“We learned about the Israelites and how they are being persecuted by the Romans.
+We were told about the Jews and told a little bit about Jesus.” Penkoski also shared with Christian Post the packets on Christianity and Judaism passed out in class and allegedly modified from the original full version.
+While the packet on Islam contained verses from the Koran, the packets for those religions did not contain scripture and did not encourage students to write prayers or faith statements, he said.
+“Notice no Bible verses, no reciting the Ten Commandments or the Lord’s Prayer,” he said.
+“[There’s] no practicing writing in Hebrew as compared to the Islamic packet,” he added….
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+National Data | May Jobs: We Unveil The New VDAWDI | Articles
+
+A rough patch—or a double-dip recession?
+Economists are increasingly befuddled at what awaits the once-great U.S. economy.
+And Wall Street is plainly beginning to panic.
+Unemployment is a case in point.
+It now seems obvious that one of those mysterious memos has gone out to the Main Stream Media saying that no-one can mention the immigration moratorium solution.
+But unemployment is befuddling anyway.
+Just a few weeks ago professional prognosticators were expecting job growth of 175,000 in May.
+However, nonfarm payroll growth came in at 54,000 in May, the smallest gain since September, and a fraction of the just lowered consensus forecast (125,000 jobs.)
+The "other" employment survey, of households rather than businesses, also broadcast mixed signals—at least so far as the prospects for native-born workers are concerned.
+VDARE.com has long argued that the household survey captures the employment of illegal aliens; additionally, it actually mentions ethnicity.
+In May, according to the Household Survey, total employment rose by 105,000.
+Non-Hispanics actually gained ground:
+Total employment: up 105,000 (+0.08 percent)
+Non-Hispanic employment: up 190,000 (+0.16 percent)
+Hispanic employment: down 85,000 (-0.42 percent)
+Thus VDAWDI—VDARE.com's American Worker Displacement Index, unveiled in 2004 and still unique—fell to 126.2 in May from April's 127.0 level.
+This, of course, is atypical statistical noise.
+Non-Hispanics have lost jobs at twice the rate of Hispanics since the recession hit in December 2007.
+And since the official start of the "recovery" in June 2009, Hispanics have gained 416,000 jobs while non-Hispanics have lost 675,000 positions.
+Step back further and the picture is still bleaker.
+Since January 2001 the number of non-Hispanics holding jobs has declined by 1.9 million, or by -1.6%.
+Over that same period Hispanic employment rose by 3.9 million, up a whopping 24.2%.
+Simply put, the 21st century has not been good for non-Hispanic job seekers.
+This Hispanic/non-Hispanic divide was, of course, a convenient proxy for VDARE.com's primary interest: foreign-born workers and their role in displacing their native-born counterparts.
+We tracked this by looking at Hispanics because such a high proportion of them are foreign-born—and because the federal government declined to provide data on immigrant vs. non-immigrant unemployment.
+However, since January 2010, the Bureau of Labor Statistics [BLS] has begun to publish figures for foreign-born and native-born employment.
+These data are not seasonally adjusted, making month to month trends difficult to interpret.
+BLS resolves the dilemma by comparing the current month with the same month of the prior year:
+By this measure also, May 2011 is notable for some catching up on the part of native-born workers—at least when compared to the same month of 2010:
+Employment Status by Nativity, May 2010-May 2011 (numbers in 1000s; not seasonally adjusted) May-10 May-11 Change % Change Foreign born, 16 years and older Civilian population 35,647 36,348 701 2.0% Civilian labor force 24,210 24,253 43 0.2% Participation rate (%) 67.9% 66.7% -1.2%pt.
+-1.8% Employed 22,125 22,216 91 0.4% Employment/population % 62.1% 61.1% -1.0%pt.
+-1.6% Unemployed 2,085 2,037 -48 -2.3% Unemployment rate (%) 8.6% 8.4% -0.2%pt.
+-2.3% Not in labor force 11,437 12,095 658 5.8% Native born, 16 years and older Civilian population 201,852 202,965 1,113 0.6% Civilian labor force 129,656 129,196 -460 -0.4% Participation rate (%) 64.2% 63.7% -0.5%pt.
+-0.8% Employed 117,372 117,812 440 0.4% Employment/population % 58.1% 58.0% -0.1%pt.
+-0.2% Unemployed 12,284 11,384 -900 -7.3% Unemployment rate (%) 9.5% 8.8% -0.7%pt.
+-7.4% Not in labor force 72,196 73,769 1,573 2.2% Source: BLS, "The Employment Situation - May 2011," June 3, 2011.
+Table A-7.
+PDF
+Thus over the past 12 months:
+Immigrants and native-born Americans both experienced the same 0.4% job growth, with 440,000 more natives and 91,000 more immigrants at work.
+A TIE .
+The immigrant unemployment rate fell by 0.2 points; the native-born rate fell by 0.7 points.
+ADVANTAGE NATIVE-BORN.
+The share of immigrants holding jobs fell by 1.6%; the share of natives holding jobs fell by 0.2%.
+ADVANTAGE NATIVE-BORN .
+Labor force participation rates fell by 1.2% points for immigrants and 0.8% points for natives.
+ADVANTAGE NATIVE-BORN .
+The immigrant population of working age increased by 2.0%; the comparable native population grew by 0.6%.
+ADVANTAGE IMMIGRANTS
+By an amazing coincidence, January 2009—the month President Obama took office—is also the earliest month of data published in BLS's new foreign and native-born employment table.
+Coincidence or not, this means we can piece together the monthly points to see the President's priorities, or at least his practical effect.
+Setting the job count at 100.0 for both native-born and immigrants in January 2009, immigrant employment ticked up to 102.9 in May—am increase of 2.9%.
+Native employment ticked down to 97.5—a 2.5% decline.
+We label this "The New VDAWDI".
+From January 2009 through May 2011 the New VDAWDI, calculated using foreign-born and native-born employment figures, grew by 5.5%.
+By comparison VDAWDI, calculated using Hispanic and non-Hispanic employment figures, rose by 3.3% over the same period.
+As we've found before, our older measure of American Worker Displacement understated the problem.
+In all but a few months of the Obama Administration, native-born workers have lost ground to immigrants
+Time is running out for native-born workers—a.k.a.
+Americans.
+Can the same be said for the Obama Administration?
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+National Data | May Jobs: Displacement Stalls, Americans Take All New Jobs—But For How Long?
+| Articles
+
+Finally, the shocking surge in immigrant displacement of American workers and in the immigrant workforce, which began in January and completely undid the improvement we had begun hopefully to call the “Trump Effect” has stalled.
+May job numbers released Friday show native-born Americans big winners and immigrants (legal and illegal, the Labor Department doesn’t distinguish) big losers.
+But displacement and immigrant workforce growth are still high in absolute terms and could resume anytime.
+Only legislation, above all an immigration moratorium, can secure the fruits of the current economic expansion for Americans.
+In May:
+Immigrant employment fell by 1.068 million, down by 3.81%.
+Native-born American employment rose by 1.361 million—up 1.1%
+The immigrant employment index, set to 100.0 in January 2009, fell to 124.7 from 129.6 in April.
+The native-born American employment index rose to 106.6 from 105.4 in April.
+The New VDARE American Worker Displacement Index (NVDAWDI), our term for the ratio of immigrant to native-born employment growth indexes, fell to 117.0 from the all-time high,123.0, recorded in April.
+Can't render, error
+In other words, Trump has not even begun to repair the damage done by eight years of Obama.
+Native-born American workers lost ground to their foreign-born competitors throughout the Obama years.
+And, shown above, this trend accelerated significantly in the months leading up to the election.
+While May was a welcome respite, Trump supporters have reason to complain: Since taking office in January 2017 President Trump has presided over a labor market in which immigrants have gained 1.006 million jobs, a 3.9% increase, while native-born Americans gained about 2.4 million jobs —a rise of only 1.9%.
+As far as the labor market is concerned, “America First” has not translated to Americans First.
+In normal times, this might be a big story.
+But the even the conservative non-Main Stream Media is currently too steeped in economic euphoria to notice.
+Nd anyway, they almost never report the immigration dimension.
+However, it is now absolutely clear that immigration, and immigrant displacement of American workers, cannot be jawboned away.
+The only answer is legislation— border wall to stop the illegal alien flow; a second Operation Wetback, including E-Verify, to get the illegal alien self-deporting; a moratorium on legal immigration.
+May 2018 was the fifth consecutive month in which the foreign-born working age population (including illegals) grew by more than 1 million from the same month the prior year.
+But May’s growth was less than that in April and March, possibly an emerging trend.
+Can't render, error
+In May 2018 there were 1.342 million more working-age immigrants than in May 2017.
+This comes on the heels of gains of 2.154 million and 1.597 million.
+year-over-year, in March and April, respectively.
+It’s hard to believe with the evaporation of the Trump Effect, but less than six months ago we were seeing to year-over-year declines in the immigrant workforce population.
+The last five months of 2017 saw the foreign-born population fall by an average 100,000 from the same month of the prior year (shown in red on our chart).
+These are net figures.
+Over a 12-month period an average of perhaps 300,000 immigrants die and an equal number leave the U.S. voluntarily.
+So the 1.342 million net rise in foreign-born population, May 2017 to May 2018, implies that nearly 2 million foreign-born individuals may have actually settled in the country over those 12 months.
+(This excludes tourists and other short-term entrants.)
+In percentage terms, the immigrant working-age population grew 3.24% over the 12 months.
+If this growth rate persists, it portends a doubling in 22 years.
+By contrast, the native-born American population rose 0.63% over this period —a rate that will require 114 years for a doubling.
+If both rates persist that long, the term “native born” will refer to a minuscule fraction of the U.S. population.
+Another way of looking at American worker displacement: the immigrant share of total U.S. employment:
+Can't render, error
+Immigrants accounted for 17.36% of total employment in May.
+Note that, while significantly below the all-time high of 18.1% recorded in April, the May figure is third highest among the 113 months for which we have data.
+A detailed snapshot of American worker displacement over the past year is available in the Employment Status of the Civilian Population by Nativity table published in the monthly BLS Report.
+Employment Status by Nativity, May 2017- May 2018 (numbers in 1000s; not seasonally adjusted) May-17 May-18 Change % Change Foreign born, 16 years and older Civilian population 41,390 42,732 1,342 3.24% Civilian labor force 27,315 27,923 608 2.23% Participation rate (%) 66.0 65.3 -0.7 pts.
+-1.06% Employed 26,290 27,086 796 3.03% Employment/population % 63.5 63.4 -0.1 pts.
+-0.16% Unemployed 1,025 837 -188 -18.34% Unemployment rate (%) 3.8 3.0 -0.8 pts.
+-21.05% Not in labor force 14,075 14,809 734 5.21% Native born, 16 years and older Civilian population 213,377 214,722 1,345 0.63% Civilian labor force 132,664 133,842 1,178 0.89% Participation rate (%) 62.2 62.3 0.1 pts.
+0.16% Employed 127,117 128,924 1,807 1.42% Employment/population % 59.6 60.0 0.4 pts.
+0.67% Unemployed 5,547 4,919 -628 -11.32% Unemployment rate (%) 4.2 3.7 -0.5 pts.
+-11.90% Not in labor force 80,713 80,880 167 0.21% Source: BLS, The Employment Situation-May 2018, Table A-7, June 1, 2018.
+PDF
+Over the past 12 months (May 2017 to May 2018):
+The immigrant labor force (employed plus looking for work) rose by 608,000, or 2.23%; the native-born labor force grew by 1.178 million, up by 0.9%.
+ADVANTAGE IMMIGRANTS
+Immigrant employment grew 2.1-times faster than native-born American employment: 3.03% vs. 1.42%.
+ADVANTAGE IMMIGRANTS
+The unemployment rate for immigrants fell 21%, from 3.8% to 3.0%; native-born unemployment rates fell 11.9%, from 4.2% to 3.7%.
+ADVANTAGE IMMIGRANTS
+The number of unemployed native-born Americans fell by 628,000—an 11.3% drop; immigrant unemployment fell by 188,000—an 18.3% reduction.
+ADVANTAGE IMMIGRANTS
+The labor-force participation rate, a sign of worker confidence and mobility, fell 0.7 points for immigrants and rose 0.1 points for native-born Americans.
+This marks the second straight month in which native-born LPRs have risen, year-over-year, relative to those of immigrants ADVANTAGE AMERICANS
+Border Patrol statistics for May are not yet available.
+April data showed illegal immigration had rebounded dramatically, after running below the previous year’s level for most of 2017.
+I will report on this, and on wage growth data, in the next couple weeks..
+Edwin S. Rubenstein (email him) is President of ESR Research Economic Consultants.
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+The Eerie Silence
+
+In a recent communication between Randy Credico, an Assange supporter, comic and radio producer, and Adam Schiff, the ranking member on the House Judiciary Committee, Assange’s fear of arrest and extradition to the US was confirmed by the leader of the Russia-gate frenzy.
+Credico received the following response from Schiff after meeting the Congressman’s staff, in which Credico was trying to connect Assange with Schiff: “Our committee would be willing to interview Assange when he is in U.S.
+Custody and not before.”
+Dennis Bernstein spoke with John Pilger, a close friend and supporter of Assange on May 29.
+The interview began with the statement Bernstein delivered for Pilger at the Left Forum last weekend in New York on a panel devoted to Assange entitled, “Russia-gate and WikiLeaks”.
+Pilger’s Statement
+“There is a silence among many who call themselves left.
+The silence is Julian Assange.
+As every false accusation has fallen away, every bogus smear shown to be the work of political enemies, Julian stands vindicated as one who has exposed a system that threatens humanity.
+The Collateral Damage video, the war logs of Afghanistan and Iraq, the Cablegate revelations, the Venezuela revelations, the Podesta email revelations … these are just a few of the storms of raw truth that have blown through the capitals of rapacious power.
+The fakery of Russia-gate, the collusion of a corrupt media and the shame of a legal system that pursues truth-tellers have not been able to hold back the raw truth of WikiLeaks revelations.
+They have not won, not yet, and they have not destroyed the man.
+Only the silence of good people will allow them to win.
+Julian Assange has never been more isolated.
+He needs your support and your voice.
+Now more than ever is the time to demand justice and free speech for Julian.
+Thank you.” No Place to Hide: Edwa... Glenn Greenwald Best Price: $1.49 Buy New $3.70 (as of 06:30 EDT - Details)
+Dennis Bernstein: We continue our discussion of the case of Julian Assange, now in the Ecuadorian embassy in Great Britain.
+John Pilger, it is great to talk to you again.
+But it is a profound tragedy, John, the way they are treating Julian Assange, this prolific journalist and publisher who so many other journalists have depended on in the past.
+He has been totally left out in the cold to fend for himself.
+John Pilger: I have never known anything like it.
+There is a kind of eerie silence around the Julian Assange case.
+Julian has been vindicated in every possible way and yet he is isolated as few people are these days.
+He is cut off from the very tools of his trade, visitors aren’t allowed.
+I was in London recently and I couldn’t see him, although I spoke to people who had seen him.
+Rafael Correa, the former president of Ecuador, said recently that he regarded what they are doing to Julian now as torture.
+It was Correa’s government that gave Julian political refuge, which has been betrayed now by his successor, the government led by Lenin Moreno, which is back to sucking up to the United States in the time-honored way, with Julian as the pawn and victim.
+Should be a ‘Constitutional Hero’
+But really it comes down to the British government.
+Although he is still in a foreign embassy and actually has Ecuadorian nationality, his right of passage out of that embassy should be guaranteed by the British government.
+The United Nations Working Party on Unlawful Detentions has made that clear.
+Britain took part in an investigation which determined that Julian was a political refugee and that a great miscarriage of justice had been imposed on him.
+It is very good that you are doing this, Dennis, because even in the media outside the mainstream, there is this silence about Julian.
+The streets outside the embassy are virtually empty, whereas they should be full of people saying that we are with you.
+The principles involved in this case are absolutely clear-cut.
+Number one is justice.
+The injustice done to this man is legion, both in terms of the bogus Swedish case and now the fact that he must remain in the embassy and can’t leave without being arrested, extradited to the United States and ending up in a hell hole.
+But it is also about freedom of speech, about our right to know, which is enshrined in the United States Constitution.
+If the Constitution were taken literally, Julian would be a constitutional hero, actually.
+Instead, I understand the indictment they are trying to concoct reads like a charge of espionage!
+It’s so ridiculous.That is the situation as I see it, Dennis.
+It is not a happy one but it is one that people should rally to quickly.
+DB: His journalistic brethren are sounding like his prosecutors.
+They want to get behind Russia-gate freaks like Congressman Adam Schiff and Mike Pompeo, who would like to see Assange in jail forever or even executed.
+How do you respond to journalists acting like prosecutors, some of whom used his material to do stories?
+This is a terrible time for journalism.
+JP: You are absolutely right: It is a terrible time for journalism.
+I have never known anything quite like it in my career.
+That said, it is not new.
+There has always been a so-called mainstream which really comes down to great power in media.
+It has always existed, particularly in the United States.
+The Pulitzer Prize this year was awarded to The New York Times and The Washington Post for witch-hunting around Russia-gate!
+They were praised for “how deeply sourced their investigations were.” Their investigations turned up not a shred of real evidence to suggest any serious Russian intervention in the 2016 election.
+Like Webb
+The Julian Assange case reminds me of the Gary Webb case.
+Bob Parry was one of Gary Webb’s few supporters in the media.
+Webb’s “Dark Alliance” series contained evidence that cocaine trafficking was going on with the connivance of the CIA.
+Later Webb was hounded by fellow journalists and, unable to find work, he eventually committed suicide.
+The CIA Inspector General subsequently vindicated him.
+Now, Julian Assange is a long way from taking his own life.
+His resilience is remarkable.
+But he is still a human being and he has taken such a battering.
+Probably the hardest thing for him to take is the utter hypocrisy of news organizations—like The New York Times, which published the WikiLeaks “War Logs” and “Cablegate,” The Washington Post and The Guardian, which has taken a vindictive delight in tormenting Julian.
+The Guardian a few years ago got a Pulitzer Prize writing about Snowden.
+But their coverage of Snowden left him in Hong Kong.
+It was WikiLeaks that got Snowden out of Hong Kong and to safety.
+Professionally, I find this one of the most unsavory and immoral things I have seen in my career.
+The persecution of this man by huge media organizations which have drawn great benefit from WikiLeaks.
+One of Assange’s great tormentors, The Guardian‘s Luke Harding, made a great deal of money with a Hollywood version of a book that he and David Lee wrote in which they basically attacked their source.
+I suppose you have to be a psychiatrist to understand all of this.
+My understanding is that so many of these journalists are shamed.
+They realize that WikiLeaks has done what they should have done a long time ago, and that is to tell us how governments lie.
+DB: One thing that disturbs me greatly is the way in which the Western corporate press speculate about Russian involvement in the U.S. 2016 election, that it was a hack through Julian Assange.
+Any serious investigator would want to know who would be motivated.
+And yet the possibility that it might be the dozen or so pissed-off people who went to work for the Clinton machine and learned from the inside that the DNC was all about getting rid of Bernie Sanders…this is not a part of the story!
+Eight Hundred Thousand Disclosures on Russia
+JP: What happened to Sanders and the way that he was rolled by the Clinton organization, everybody knows that this is the story.
+And now we have the DNC suing WikiLeaks!
+There’s a kind of farcical element to this.
+I mean, none of this came from the Russians.
+That WikiLeaks is somehow in bed with the Russians is ludicrous.
+WikiLeaks published about 800,000 major disclosures about Russia, some of them extremely critical of the Russian government.
+If you are a government and you are doing something untoward or you are lying to your people and WikiLeaks gets the documents to show it, they will publish no matter who you are, be they the United States or Russia.
+DB: Randy Credico, because of his work and his decision to devote a very high-profile series to the persecution of Julian Assange, recently found himself under attack.
+He went to the White House Press Roast and, after having a nice discussion with Congressman Schiff, he yelled out “What about Julian Assange?” The room was packed full of reporters but Randy was attacked and dragged out.
+It was if everyone there was embarrassed to recognize that one of their brethren was being brutalized.
+JP: Randy shouted some truth.
+It is very similar to what happened to Ray McGovern.
+Ray is a former member of the CIA but extremely principled.
+I might suggest he is a renegade now.
+DB: It was hysterical to watch these four armed guards who kept shouting “Stop resisting, stop resisting!” and they are beating the hell out of him!
+JP: I thought the image of Ray being hauled off was particularly telling.
+These four overweight, obviously ill-trained young men manhandling Ray, who is 78 years old.
+There was something highly emblematic about that for me.
+He stood up to challenge the fact that the CIA was about to hand over leadership to a person who had been in charge of torture.
+It is both shocking and surreal, which of course the Julian Assange case is as well.
+But real journalism should be able to get through the shocking and the surreal and get to the truth.
+There is so much collusion now, with all these dark and menacing developments.
+It is almost as if the word “journalism” is becoming blighted.
+DB: There has certainly been a lot of collusion when it comes to Israel.
+Then the word “collusion” is quite appropriate.
+JP:That’s the ultimate collusion.
+But that’s collusion with silence.
+Never has there been a collusion like the one between the U.S. and Israel.
+It suggests another word and that is “immunity.” It has a moral immunity, a cultural immunity, a geopolitical immunity, a legal immunity, and certainly a media immunity.
+We see the gunning down of over 60 people on the day of the inauguration of the new U.S. embassy in Jerusalem.
+Israel has some of the most wickedly experimental munitions in the world and they fired them at people who were protesting the occupation of their homeland and trying to remind people of the Nakba and the right of return.
+In the media these were described as “clashes.” Although they did become so bad that The New York Times in a later edition changed its front page headline to say that Israel was actually killing people.
+A rare moment, indeed, when the immunity, the collusion was interrupted.
+All the talk of Iran and nuclear weapons is without any reference to the biggest nuclear power in the Middle East.
+DB: What would you say have been the contributions that Julian Assange has made in this age of censorship and cowardice in journalism?
+Where does he come into the picture?
+JP:I think it comes down to information.
+If you go back to when WikiLeaks started, when Julian was sitting in his hotel room in Paris beginning to put the whole thing together, one of the first things he wrote was that there is a morality in transparency, that we have a right to know what those who wish to control our lives are doing in secret.
+The right to know what governments are doing in our name—on our behalf or to our detriment—is our moral right.
+Julian feels very passionately about this.
+There were times when he could have compromised slightly in order to possibly help his situation.
+There were times when I said to him, “Why don’t you just suspend that for a while and go along with it?” Of course, I knew beforehand what his answer would be and that was “no.” The enormous amount of information that has come from WikiLeaks, particularly in recent years, has amounted to an extraordinary public service.
+I was reading just the other day a 2006 WikiLeaks cable from the U.S. embassy in Caracas which was addressed to other agencies in the region.
+This was four years after the U.S. tried to get rid of Chavez in a coup.
+It detailed how subversion should work.
+Of course, they dressed it up as human rights work and so on.
+I was reading this official document thinking how the information contained in it was worth years of the kind of distorted reporting from Venezuela.
+It also reminds us that so-called “meddling” by Russia in the U.S. is just nonsense.
+The word “meddling” doesn’t apply to the kind of action implied in this document.
+It is intervention in another country’s affairs.
+WikiLeaks has done that all over the world.
+It has given people the information they have a right to have.
+They had a right to find out from the so-called “War Logs” the criminality of our wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
+They had a right to find out about Cablegate.
+That’s when, on Clinton’s watch, we learned that the NSA was gathering personal information on members of the United Nations Security Council, including their credit card numbers.
+You can see why Julian made enemies.
+But he should also have made a huge number of friends.
+This is critical information because it tells us how power works and we will never learn about it otherwise.
+I think WikiLeaks has opened a world of transparency and put flesh on the expression “right to know.” This must explain why he is attacked so much, because that is so threatening.
+The enemy to great power is not the likes of the Taliban, it is us.
+DB: And who can forget the release of the “collateral murder” footage by Chelsea Manning?
+JP: That kind of thing is not uncommon.
+Vietnam was meant to be the open war but really it wasn’t.
+There weren’t the cameras around.
+It is indeed shocking information but it informs people, and we have Chelsea Manning’s courage to thank for that.
+DB: Yes, and the thanks he got was seven years in solitary confinement.
+They want to prosecute Assange and maybe hang him from the rafters in Congress, but what about Judith Miller and The New York Times lying the West into war?
+There is no end of horrific examples of what passes for journalism, in contrast to the amazing contribution that Julian Assange has made.
+Click here to listen to this interview.
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+Conference of Mayors passes resolutions favoring gun control
+
+“Policies like background checks on all gun sales and Red Flag Laws save lives,” said Karen Freeman-Wilson, mayor of Gary, Ind.
+| M. Spencer Green/AP Photo Conference of Mayors passes resolutions favoring gun control
+The bipartisan U.S. Conference of Mayors passed a series of resolutions calling for more gun control measures during the group's annual meeting in Boston this week.
+The conference is advocating measures to strengthen the regulation of gun sales and dealers, as well as ban assault weapons and large-capacity magazines.
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+“The U.S. Conference has a 50-year history of formally adopting and aggressively promoting strong policies to reduce gun violence, all consistent with its support for the Second Amendment to the Constitution,” the group said.
+Additionally, the group called for steps it said would protect young people — like opposing letting teachers and other non-law enforcement personnel be armed in K-12 schools — and cited incidents like February’s mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, as impetus for its push.
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+The group also passed a resolution backing red flag laws that allow “family members and law enforcement to seek court permission to temporarily remove guns from a person in crisis.”
+“Policies like background checks on all gun sales and Red Flag Laws save lives,” said Karen Freeman-Wilson, mayor of Gary, Indiana, and chair of the conference’s criminal and social justice committee.
+“The U.S. Conference of Mayors will continue doing everything in our power to keep our communities safe so that children and families are able to live free of the fear of being gunned down.”
+Gun control advocates including the group Everytown for Gun Safety lauded the move.
+“Mayors are on the frontlines of America’s gun violence crisis, so it’s no surprise they’re also leading the charge to pass common-sense, life-saving laws,” Everytown President John Fienblatt said in a statement.
+“It’s time for our leaders in Washington to follow the lead of America’s mayors and put public safety over NRA priorities.”
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+Clinton Email IG Report Rips FBI, Comey, & Lynch… Plus A Whole Lot More!
+
+Inspector General Michael Horowitz’ report on the FBI’s handling of the Clinton email investigation has finally been released to the public and while it does indeed lambaste former FBI Director James Comey for his terrible judgment and handling of the Clinton investigation, it stops short of blaming it all on politics.
+Horowitz’ report not only slams Comey, but it also criticizes former Attorney General Loretta Lynch, and immoral FBI philanderers Peter Strzok and Lisa Page.
+Horowitz blames Comey, Strzok, and Page for besmirching the good name of the FBI and harming the agencies reputation with the American people.
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+At the end of the day, Horowitz was unable to find solid proof that the agency acted in a politically partisan and biased manner in the Clinton email case.
+However, the Inspector General left the door open to the possibility that political bias did indeed play a role, as his current investigation in the Russia-Collusion probe of the FBI and the DOJ could reveal new evidence to damn the FBI’s Obama era leadership.
+While the report refuses to say conclusively that political bias was the animus behind the FBI’s handling of the Clinton probe, it also indicates that IG Horowitz may have more to say about the FBI’s political leanings in his Russia report.
+The Washington Post explains:
+The Justice Department inspector general on Thursday castigated former FBI Director James B. Comey for his actions during the Hillary Clinton email investigation and found that other senior bureau officials showed a “willingness to take official action” to prevent Donald Trump from becoming president… Some senior bureau officials, the report found, exhibited a disturbing “willingness to take official action” to hurt Trump’s chances to become president.
+Perhaps the most damaging new revelation in the report is a previously-unreported text message in which Peter Strzok, a key investigator on both the Clinton email case and the investigation of Russia and the Trump campaign, assured an FBI lawyer in August 2016 that “we’ll stop” Trump from making it to the White House.
+“[Trump’s] not ever going to become president, right?
+Right?
+!” the lawyer, Lisa Page, wrote to Strzok.
+“No.
+No he won’t.
+We’ll stop it,” Strzok responded…
+The inspector general concluded that Strzok’s text, along with others disparaging Trump, “is not only indicative of a biased state of mind but, even more seriously, implies a willingness to take official action to impact the presidential candidate’s electoral prospects.”
+The messages “potentially indicated or created the appearance that investigative decisions were impacted by bias or improper considerations,” the inspector general wrote…
+Strzok has argued that he was just trying to reassure Page that Trump couldn’t win, and that he wasn’t implying that they would take action to stop his election.
+But it wasn’t just Page and Strzok, there were FIVE other investigators on the Clinton case who expressed overtly political views in support of Clinton and/or against Trump… DURING the investigation.
+Page and Strzok are not the only FBI officials assigned to the Clinton email probe who were found to have exchanged personal messages indicating either an animus against Trump or frustration with the fact that the FBI was investigating Clinton.
+The report identified five officials with some connection to the email probe who were expressing political views, faulting them for having brought “discredit to themselves, sowed doubt about the FBI’s handling of the midyear investigation, and impacted the reputation of the FBI.” The midyear investigation refers to the Clinton email probe.
+“The messages cast a cloud over the FBI investigations to which these employees were assigned,” Horowitz alleged.
+“Ultimately the consequences of these actions impact not only the senders of these messages but also other who worked on these investigation and, indeed, the entire FBI.”
+The IG also found that the FBI moved slowly on new evidence that could have damned Hillary Clinton, and did so for reasons that make no sense.
+The report took particular aim at FBI officials investigating Clinton’s email server for moving slowly after agents in the New York Field office discovered messages on the laptop of disgraced former Congressman Anthony Weiner that might be relevant to their case.
+By no later than September 29, the inspector general alleged, the bureau had learned “virtually every fact” it would cite as justification late the next month to search Weiner’s laptop for messages of Clinton and top aide Huma Abedin.
+The inspector general derided the bureau’s reasons for not moving more quickly — that agents were waiting for additional information from New York, that they couldn’t move without a warrant and that investigators were more focused on the Russia case — as “unpersuasive,” “illogical,” and inconsistent with their assertion that they would leave no stone unturned on Clinton.
+The report also faulted the bureau for assigning essentially the same personnel to the Russia and Clinton teams, and singled out Strzok, suggesting his anti-Trump views might have played a role in his not acting more expeditiously on the new lead.
+“Under these circumstances, we did not have confidence that Strzok’s decision to prioritize the Russia investigation over following up on the Midyear-related investigative lead discovered on the Weiner laptop was free from bias,” the report said.
+Did you get that?
+IG Horowitz can’t prove it, but he’s not sure that Strzok wasn’t acting in a politically biased manner when he slow-played the Clinton investigation while moving more quickly on the Russia investigation.
+How in the world can we trust them even as they express bias while investigating malfeasance?
+We see this kind of corruption all over the world, why should believe that these officials could be immune to acting on their personal biases?
+There were 7 of them on the case, and they were comfortable enough with each other to express their biases openly and none of them ever chastised the others for expressing those biases!
+Not only that, the team that handled Clinton’s investigation so poorly was almost the identical team that was then assigned to handle the Russia investigation!
+Meaning, the obviously politically biased team that had just cleared the woman that they supported, was now tapped to investigate if the man that they hated was tied to Russian corruption.
+This is INSANE.
+Meanwhile, another story just breaking at Fox News provides even more evidence that Peter Strzok is the big bad guy in the FBI mess.
+Not only was he slow-playing the Clinton investigation, he may be the only reason she was never charged with a crime.
+In a newly released FBI email, we learned that “foreign actors” gained at least some access to Hillary Clinton’s unsecure email system.
+Fox News obtained the memo prepared by the House Judiciary and Oversight committees, which lays out key interim findings ahead of next week’s hearing with Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz.
+The IG, separately, is expected to release his highly anticipated report on the Clinton email case later Thursday.
+The House committees, which conducted a joint probe into decisions made by the DOJ in 2016 and 2017, addressed a range of issues in their memo including Clinton’s email security.
+“Documents provided to the Committees show foreign actors obtained access to some of Mrs. Clinton’s emails — including at least one email classified ‘Secret,'” the memo says, adding that foreign actors also accessed the private accounts of some Clinton staffers.
+Here’s the email in question:
+Peter Strzok email about Clinton emails by Fox News on Scribd
+The email came from FBI agent Peter Strzok and it’s the first place we see the question of whether or not Clinton can be found as “grossly negligent,” in the handling of classified intel.
+Remember, Strzok is widely credited as the man who changed FBI Director Comey’s language on the Clinton email investigation from the prosecutable “grossly negligent” to the legally superflous “extremely careless.”
+At HotAir.com John Sexton explains the importance of this discovery:
+In the FBI memo, you can already see the genesis of the distinction the FBI would rely on to clear Clinton.
+Strzok writes that the media has been focused on the question of why Hillary seems to be getting a pass when “Petraeus/Berger/Libby” did not.
+He writes, “We draw the distinction in noting we have no evidence classified information was ever shared with an unauthorized party, i.e.
+notwithstanding the server setup, we have not seen classified information shared with a member of the media, an agent of a foreign power, a lover, etc.” In other words, Hillary may have been hacked but she didn’t intentionally give anything away.
+Of course, the statute itself didn’t make intent a prerequisite.
+Herridge reports that the House committee memo once again raises this same issue: “Officials from both agencies have created a perception they misinterpreted the Espionage Act by stating Secretary Clinton lacked the requisite ‘intent’ for charges to be filed,” the memo says, before pointing to statements by Comey that indicated a belief that intent was required — which the memo says ignored “meaningful aspects” of the law.
+It really does seem that Strzok, an agent who had a personal pro-Hillary bias, was the person who pushed to let her off the hook by focusing on her intent rather than her negligence setting up the server in the first place.
+I fully believe IG Horowitz’ findings here.
+I believe that he was unable to prove that there was any political motive to the FBI’s handling of the Clinton email case, and I believe that while the case was obviously mishandled, it could have reached the conclusion it did honorably.
+However, I also think that the IG has purposely left room in his conclusion to amend that decision after he’s concluded his Russia investigation.
+In fact, there are already signs of him doing that in this report.
+Much of the information that he uses to chastise Strzok’s behavior and judgment in the Clinton email case, would have actually come from his current investigation into the Russia mess.
+It’s quite possible that as bad as this report is for Comey, Strzok, Page, and Obama’s FBI leadership… Horowitz’ conclusion in the Russia investigation could prove to be even worse.
+We’ll see.
+Article posted with permission from Constitution.com
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+After Calling for Guns & Ammo Confiscation & Universal Gun Registration, the American Medical Association Should Think About Taking "American" Out of Their Name
+
+The American Medical Association (AMA) should seriously consider changing their names since they are about as anti-American as it comes in their new demands for gun confiscation measures, which include guns and ammunition confiscation, as well as universal gun registration.
+The AMA, which should take no political position when it comes to guns, except to uphold the law which protects the God-given rights of law-abiding citizens, came out with a lengthy blog post not only calling for guns and ammunition confiscation, as well as universal gun registration but also proposals to ban the sale and possession of “all assault-type weapons, bump stocks and related devices, high-capacity magazines, and armor piercing bullets.”
+Now, the majority of people at the AMA probably couldn't tell you any of these devices or items if they saw them, but they are advancing an agenda.
+Just keep that in mind.
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+This has nothing to do with medicine or health, and far from stupid people running for Congress who spray themselves with pepper spray to tell you how it will be effective to protect your children against a criminal armed with a gun, these people don't used the word "epidemic" in their diatribe, though they are on record saying gun violence is a public health crisis.
+Sara Berg, a senior writer at AMA, was the author of the lengthy post which calls for all sorts of government overreach and unconstitutional legislation.
+And though she has a huge laundry list of things the AMA supports, she fails, like every other Socialist and Communist, to tell us exactly how these measures keep people safe and weapons out of the hands of criminals.
+Berg and the AMA want to pull a Dick's Sporting Goods and demand that people be 21 before they can purchase a firearm.
+Does Berg and the AMA support our military?
+Do they not know that 18-year-olds carry firearms, both handguns and rifles?
+I ask, as I do with the issue concerning alcohol, what is magic about the age of 21?
+I ask, where does government get to determine who gets to do whatever at whatever age based on an ambiguous age number?
+Yet, if we do that, we won't have to worry about mass shooters, right?
+Wrong.
+Yeah, that's gonna keep people safe.
+It's going to infringe on the rights of those who don't commit crimes and need a gun to protect themselves or be part of the constitutional militia.
+The AMA also wants to bypass the Fifth Amendment protections concerning someone actually being indicted and found guilty of a crime being deprived of their liberty and property as they promote a new legal procedure by which “family members, intimate partners, household members and law enforcement personnel” can petition courts to confiscate firearms from people “when there is a high or imminent risk for violence.”
+They want to do what President Donald Trump suggested and "take the guns first" and forget due process.
+See?
+This is why they should be honest about who they are and name themselves the Non-American Medical Association.
+I'm all for situations like Nikolas Cruz who assaulted teachers and students being arrested and tried and dealt with lawfully, but to go seizing people's property and denying them their liberty base on the hearsay of another person is anti-constitutional and anti-American.
+Who knows exactly what they mean by high-capacity magazines.
+I mean, for the most part, you can obtain 20 or 30 round magazines for both handguns and rifles.
+In some cases, you can purchase drums which hold 50-100 rounds, but if you are in New York, the NY SAFE Act defines your high capacity magazine to hold anything more than 7 rounds.
+As for the nonsensical call to ban armor-piercing bullets, virtually every caliber of bullet, except maybe a .22 can pierce kevlar-based vests, and if you are using .22 magnums, they will even pierce those!
+At the 2018 AMA Annual Meeting, delegates adopted policy for the AMA to support: Establishing laws allowing family members, intimate partners, household members and law enforcement personnel to petition a court for the removal of a firearm when there is a high or imminent risk for violence.
+Prohibiting persons who are under domestic violence restraining orders, convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence crimes or stalking from possessing or purchasing firearms.
+Expanding domestic violence restraining orders to include dating partners.
+Requiring states to have protocols or processes in place for requiring the removal of firearms by prohibited persons.
+Requiring domestic violence restraining orders and gun violence restraining orders to be entered into the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
+Efforts to ensure the public is aware of the existence of laws that allow for the removal of firearms from high-risk individuals.
+The delegates also modified existing policy to: Recognize the role of firearms in suicides.
+Encourage the development of curricula and training for physicians with a focus on suicide risk assessment and prevention as well as lethal means safety counseling.
+Encourage physicians, as a part of their suicide prevention strategy, to discuss lethal means safety and work with families to reduce access to lethal means of suicide.
+Newly adopted policy also means the AMA will:
+Advocate for schools to remain gun-free zones except for school-sanctioned activities and professional law enforcement officials.
+Oppose requirements or incentives of teachers to carry weapons.
+They also oppose concealed carry reciprocity, which I do as well, but based on the principle that the Second Amendment's protections extend to the various states as well, since it recognizes a right, not a permission, to keep and bear arms.
+I also oppose it because it's just another step for the federal government to say they need a database so states can check, thus identifying gun owners and possibly their weapons.
+“People are dying of gun violence in our homes, churches, schools, on street corners and at public gatherings, and it’s important that lawmakers, policy leaders and advocates on all sides seek common ground to address this public health crisis,” said AMA Immediate Past President David O. Barbe, MD, MHA.
+“In emergency rooms across the country, the carnage of gun violence has become a too routine experience.
+“Every day,” Dr. Barbe added, “physicians are treating suicide victims, victims of domestic partner violence, and men and women simply in the wrong place at the wrong time.
+It doesn’t have to be this way, and we urge lawmakers to act.”
+Yeah, and people are dying by the hundreds of thousands at the hands of drugs approved by the FDA, but I don't hear you guys calling to shut down the unconstitutional FDA or put Big Pharma out of business, does anyone else?
+Where is Berg's blog post on that?
+Where is the AMA statement against the pharmaceutical companies and big government?
+I'll tell you why they aren't speaking out on that... they don't want to bite the hand that feeds them, plain and simple.
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+'Textbook Definition of Bias'
+
+On Monday, DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz testified with FBI boss Christopher Wray before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
+In a predictable performance, the duo cited mistakes and raised concerns but solved none of the lingering mysteries the massive report released last week that found anti-Trump bias did not affect FBI and DOJ decisions.
+On Tuesday Horowitz performed solo before a joint session of the House Oversight and Judiciary Committees.
+Oversight chairman Trey Gowdy delivered the opening statement.
+The attorney general had been accused of “softening or watering down his report,” Gowdy said, “When the reality is it was Jim Comey who softened and watered down his press release, announcing no charges against Secretary Clinton.
+We see Jim Comey and Jim Comey alone deciding which DOJ policies to follow and which to ignore, to decide whether there is sufficient evidence to support each and every element of an offense and we see Jim Comey and Jim Comey alone deciding whether to send a letter to Congress in the throes of looming election.”
+In a devastating exchange with Horowitz, Gowdy said that “prejudging the outcome of an investigation before it ends, and prejudging the outcome of an investigation before it begins” is the “textbook definition of bias.” Democrats echoed the IG report’s conclusion that there was no bias.
+Republicans sought to tie up some loose threads.
+The IG report confirmed that President Obama communicated with Hillary Clinton on her unsecured email system.
+Horowitz said the president had been one of 13 who had done so.
+Rep. Steve King asked about the volume of communications between the president and Clinton.
+“I’ll have to get back to you on that,” Horowitz said, and the IG was “not sure” if any of the communications had involved classified or top secret material.
+If the IG did know the subject of the president’s communications with Clinton, he failed to reveal any details.
+Horowitz “would have to ask” if his team interviewed any officials at the Obama White House but said “not the president himself.”
+Rep. King asked Horowitz about his first encounter with the switch of “extremely careless” for ‘gross negligence,” which violated a criminal statute.
+Horowitz found that Peter Strzok, Lisa Page, and James Comey were all involved.
+The IG also said his team focused on the fact that the classified material on Clinton’s server was “not clearly marked,” which repeated one of Clinton’s claims about her negligence.
+As for the question of her “intent,” Horowitz said it arose “months earlier,” maybe in 2015, though he couldn’t be sure.
+King said President Obama had suggested the “careless but not intentional” language in a “60 Minutes” appearance in October of 2015.
+And King had observed that in his July 5, 2016 statement, James Comey used “intent” six times.
+Horowitz said Comey “concealed from the attorney general and the deputy attorney general, his intention to make a unilateral announcement in July 2016 about the reasons for his recommendations not to prosecute former Secretary Clinton.” The IG also described his report as a “thorough, comprehensive and objective recitation of the facts.”
+The IG did confirm that Peter Strzok and Lisa Page worked on the Clinton investigation, the Russia and the Mueller team.
+Horowitz said Strzok and Page had exchanged “tens of thousands of texts.” Ohio Rep. James Jordan asked Horowitz when his team had discovered the message about “we’ll stop” Trump.
+Horowitz conceded that this meant “stop Trump from becoming president.” The IG said they uncovered that text in May, and Jordan asked “why did we not see it until last Thursday?”
+“I can’t answer that,” Horowitz said, adding that it had been sent to Rod Rosenstein’s department at the DOJ.
+Jordan concluded that Rosenstein “made the decision that we had to wait a month.”
+Several representatives were curious about two FBI agents and one lawyer the IG report had not named.
+“The FBI raised a concern because they work on counterintelligence matters,” Horowitz said.
+Rep Mark Meadows asked if the two FBI agents were Kevin Clinesmith and Sally Moyer, which the IG declined to confirm.
+“They don’t work in counterintelligence,” said Meadows, who charged that the FBI gave the IG “false information” and altered key witness reports.
+“How did Comey see the report before it came out?” Rep. Darrell Issa wanted to know.
+Horowitz said Comey didn’t see the whole thing, but explained that he allowed those the IG team had criticized to have a look before release.
+By the end of the day it was evident that Congress would have to hear from Comey, Rosenstein, Strzok and others.
+Horowitz confirmed that the IG is investigating whether FBI official Peter Strzok’s anti-Trump bias factored into the launch of the bureau’s Russia probe.
+Also on Tuesday Peter Strzok was “escorted” from the FBI building.
+As his lawyer told reporters, Strzok had “played by the rules,” but been targeted by “unfounded personal attacks, political games and inappropriate information leaks.”
+“I hope he comes and portrays himself as a victim,” Trey Gowdy told Fox News.
+Rep. Bob Goodlatte said the committee would issue a subpoena for Strzok to testify “next week.”
+That will make for an exciting show on C-SPAN but none of this would be happening if the deep state plot to “stop” Trump had succeeded.
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+President Donald Trump Proposes "Simple Immigration Plan": Illegals Have To Go!
+
+On Monday, President Donald Trump proposed what he sees as an ideal immigration plan during a meeting with the King and Queen of Jordan at the White House.
+“We want a system where when people come in illegally, they have to go out,” Trump told reporters.
+“A nice simple system that works.”
+Trump said that the system that Mexico uses to deal with illegals by holding them a few hours and then sending them away is preferable to how the long, drawn out process in the united States is conducted.
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+I completely agree.
+In fact, I've often said if we catch people close to the border, we should not even bring them into the system if they are not citizens, but walk them back over the border and make sure they keep walking.
+Often, by putting illegals into the system, it takes years to deport them, which costs the American people lots of money.
+That system would require more judges to handle more illegals and Trump ripped the calls for more judges in favor of a more "simple immigration plan."
+“We want strong borders and we want no crime,” Trump said.
+“The Democrats want open borders and they don’t care about crime.”
+Trump then called on Congress to correct the problems created by legislation with more legislation.
+“The laws are obsolete, the laws are horrible, having to do with the border, both in terms of security and in terms of taking care of people,” he said.
+“We want children staying together,” Trump said, blasting the New York Times report that said he didn't really want to sign his executive order last week that would keep families together in detention while they awaited the judicial process.
+Of course, Trump has inherited a problem that has existed for several administrations, both Republican and Democrat, for decades.
+It is time that Congress sure up things so that America's tax dollars are not bound up in a worthless judicial process when people are clearly in the country illegally.
+Sadly, too many people want more amnesty which begs the question if any of them take the law seriously in the first place.
+Article posted with permission from Sons Of Liberty Media
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+End The Korean War!
+
+“I have some pretty severe things we’re thinking about,” Trump said of North Korea at a news conference in Warsaw.
+“Doesn’t mean we’re going to do them.”
+What President Trump really meant is that he has painted the US into a corner with all his threats of war and really does not know what to do next.
+North Korea called his ‘or else’ bluff.
+Good.
+No action on North Korea is better than any conceivable military operation.
+Last week the North Korea test fired a new, longer-ranged strategic missile, Hwasong-14, that US experts claimed was capable of hitting Alaska and perhaps even San Francisco.
+North Korea is now believed to have mastered a lightweight nuclear warhead that can be carried by the Hwasong and shorter-ranged Taepodong and Nodong missiles.
+North Korea can’t today seriously threaten North America with missile strikes, but it probably will by 2019.
+Meanwhile, North Korean nuclear and conventionally-armed missiles (and this could include poison gas and biological warheads) today threaten the 80,000 plus US military personnel based in Japan, South Korea and Guam.
+They would be immediate targets should the US and South Korea attack the north.
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+Add tens of millions of South Korean and Japanese civilians who are at risk of North Korean retaliation.
+Half of South Korea’s capitol, Seoul, is within range of North Korean heavy artillery and rocket batteries dug into the so-called Demilitarized Zone.
+It would take only three nuclear weapons to shatter Japan and just two to cripple South Korea, not to mention polluting the globe with radioactive dust and contaminating North Asia’s water sources.
+Nuclear explosions would spread radioactive contamination over northern China and Pacific Russia.
+Why are we even talking about nuclear war in North Asia?
+Because North Korea has scraped and skimped for decades to build nuclear weapons for the sole reason of deterring a major US attack, including the use by the US of tactical nuclear weapons.
+Pakistan ‘ate grass’ for decades to afford nuclear weapons to offset the threat from far more powerful India.
+Israel uses the same argument to justify its large nuclear arsenal.
+After Washington overthrew the rulers of Iraq and Libya, it became painfully apparent that small nations without nuclear weapons were vulnerable to US ‘regime change’ operations.
+The North Koreans, who are very eccentric but not stupid, rushed to accelerate their nuclear weapons and delivery systems.
+Almost equally important, North Korea boasts one of the word’s biggest armies – 1,020,000 men, 88,000 crack special forces, and an trained militia of over 5 million.
+The North’s weapons are obsolescent; its small air forces and navy will be vaporized by US power but its troops are deeply dug into the mountainous terrain and would be fighting from prepared positions.
+War against North Korea would be a slow and bloody slog– even a repeat of the bloody, stalemated 1950-52 Korean War in which 39,000 Americans and at least 2.5 million Koreans died.
+I’ve been in the deep North Korean-dug tunnels under the Demilitarized Zone.
+A full division can be moved through in only 60 minutes.
+Ever since being soundly beaten in Vietnam and fought to a draw in Afghanistan, the US military has preferred to attack small countries like Panama, Grenada, Somalia, Yemen, Iraq and Syria.
+The Pentagon is not eager to tangle with the tough North Koreans.
+Estimates of the cost of a US invasion of North Korea have run as high as 250,000 US casualties and tens of billions of dollars.
+Seemingly heedless of these hard facts, President Trump – who himself avoided national military service in the 1960’s – keeps beating the war drums over North Korea and needling its thin-skinned regime with naval exercises, over-flights, and intensifying bombast.
+North Korea’s Kim Jong-un has played right along, clearly relishing his game of chicken with tough-talking Donald Trump.
+Trump seemed certain he could somehow cajole China into disarming North Korea’s nuclear arsenal.
+But the administration’s amateur foreign policymakers failed to understand that the only “deal” that could get China to disarm the North was by agreeing to remove all US military bases from the region – South Korea, Japan and Guam – and also moving the US Seventh Fleet far from China’s coasts.
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+Growing US hysteria over North Korea, a nation of only 25 million, recalls the propaganda storm launched by Washington to justify its invasion of equally small Iraq.
+The dim-witted US ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, has become point-woman for hurling warlike threats at North Korea even though this neocon poster-girl’s foreign affairs experience appears to have been limited to the International House of Pancakes in her native South Carolina.
+Everyone seems to have forgotten, or ignores, that North Korea, South Korea and the United States remain in a state of war.
+The 1950-52 Korean War ended with a cease-fire, not a peace.
+The US has been trying to overthrow and undermine North Korea’s Stalinist regimes ever since, using military threats, subversion and economic warfare.
+Talk of US-South Korean plans to “decapitate’ North Korea’s leadership with missile strikes and commando raids keeps giving Pyongyang the jitters.
+South Korea’s new president, Moon Jae-in, demanded that his nation be consulted before any military action.
+But Moon’s pleas have been largely ignored by Trump.
+Most South Koreans shrug off the North’s threats and seek to avoid war at all costs.
+Of course.
+They would be the primary victims.
+The US has spent over $200 billion on ballistic anti-missile systems in recent years designed to stop North Korean missiles.
+Unfortunately, these ABM systems don’t work very well.
+More tens of billions will have to be spent before these anti-missile systems become reliable.
+Would it not be easier and less expensive for grand deal-maker Trump to recognize North Korea, set up diplomatic relations, stop trying to overthrow the Kim regime, and finally end the Korean War?
+The Best of Eric Margolis
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+Trump pardons Oregon ranchers whose imprisonment sparked 2016 armed standoff
+
+Dwight Hammond, 76, and Steven Hammond, 49, were originally convicted in 2012 after an Oregon jury found they had committed arson on federal lands a decade earlier.
+| Rick Bowmer/AP Photo Trump pardons Oregon ranchers whose imprisonment sparked 2016 armed standoff
+President Donald Trump on Tuesday issued presidential pardons to two Oregon cattle ranchers, Dwight and Steven Hammond, convicted in 2012 of committing arson on federal lands near their ranch.
+The father and son's 2016 imprisonment — and the armed protest at a national wildlife refuge that followed — formed a flashpoint in the ongoing dispute between cattle ranchers and the federal government over land-use rights.
+Story Continued Below
+“The Hammonds are multi-generation cattle ranchers in Oregon imprisoned in connection with a fire that leaked onto a small portion of neighboring public grazing land,” the White House said in a statement.
+“[They] are devoted family men, respected contributors to their local community, and have widespread support from their neighbors, local law enforcement, and farmers and ranchers across the West.
+“Justice is overdue for Dwight and Steven Hammond, both of whom are entirely deserving of these Grants of Executive Clemency.”
+Dwight Hammond, 76, and Steven Hammond, 49, were originally convicted in 2012 after an Oregon jury found they had committed arson on federal lands a decade earlier.
+The Hammonds asserted they were taking preventative measures to protect their property from wildfires and invasive plants; the federal government maintained they were attempting to mask illegal deer hunting, among other things.
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+After a sympathetic federal judge ruled the 5-year mandatory minimum sentence unconstitutional, the father and son walked away with sentences of three months and one year respectively.
+Prosecutors appealed, and the 9th U.S.
+Circuit Court of Appeals later reversed the decision, resentencing the men to 5 years apiece (a move the White House statement called "unjust").
+The duo’s subsequent arrival at a California prison to complete the remainder of their sentences triggered a 300-person march and later, a protest at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
+There, armed occupiers — including Ammon Bundy, whose father Cliven Bundy participated in a similar 2014 standoff — faced off with federal agents for 41 days in dispute of the jail time, which they saw as punishment for the Hammond family’s refusal to sell the government its land.
+“We felt we had exhausted all prudent measures,” Bundy said in a news conference at the time.
+“Do we allow this to go on, or do we make a stand?”
+The Hammonds’ attorneys had sought clemency from former President Barack Obama, The Oregonian reported.
+But the appeal did not gain much traction until Trump took office.
+"I have a sense that things are moving forward and I have faith in our president,” Susie Hammond, the wife and mother of the imprisoned ranchers, told The Oregonian last month.
+“If anyone is going to help them, he'd be the one."
+This article tagged under: Pardons
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+Trump Pardons Hammonds!
+
+Now, this is good news!
+On Tuesday, President Trump Oregon cattle ranchers, Dwight and Steven Hammond, who had been serving sentences for arson.
+A Statement from the White House read as follows:
+Today, President Donald J. Trump signed Executive Grants of Clemency (Full Pardons) for Dwight Lincoln Hammond, Jr., and his son, Steven Hammond.
+The Hammonds are multi-generation cattle ranchers in Oregon imprisoned in connection with a fire that leaked onto a small portion of neighboring public grazing land.
+The evidence at trial regarding the Hammonds’ responsibility for the fire was conflicting, and the jury acquitted them on most of the charges.
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+At the Hammonds’ original sentencing, the judge noted that they are respected in the community and that imposing the mandatory minimum, 5-year prison sentence would “shock the conscience” and be “grossly disproportionate to the severity” of their conduct.
+As a result, the judge imposed significantly lesser sentences.
+The previous administration, however, filed an overzealous appeal that resulted in the Hammonds being sentenced to five years in prison.
+This was unjust.
+Dwight Hammond is now 76 years old and has served approximately three years in prison.
+Steven Hammond is 49 and has served approximately four years in prison.
+They have also paid $400,000 to the United States to settle a related civil suit.
+The Hammonds are devoted family men, respected contributors to their local community, and have widespread support from their neighbors, local law enforcement, and farmers and ranchers across the West.
+Justice is overdue for Dwight and Steven Hammond, both of whom are entirely deserving of these Grants of Executive Clemency.
+Well, it took long enough, but thank you President Trump.
+You did the right thing in this matter.
+And for all those who took the time to keep this story alive and urge people to petition the White House on behalf of the Hammonds, thank you!
+It should be noted that the protests that took place in Oregon a couple of years ago were a response to the injustice the Hammonds faced.
+As a result, Robert "LaVoy" Finicum was killed by Oregon State Police.
+Those who led the protest were all acquitted of all charges and reporter Pete Santilli had all of his charges dismissed.
+No doubt, Finicum would have been found not guilty as well, but that's not how tyrants work, is it?
+Today is a day to celebrate a wrong that has not been fully made right, but has definitely turned in the right direction!
+Article posted with permission from The Washington Standard
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+Trump To Sessions In Series Of Tweets: ‘Stop The Rigged Witch Hunt NOW!’
+
+President Donald Trump has taken to Twitter in order to call upon Attorney General Jeff Sessions to end the investigation into his alleged Russian collusion.
+Trump wants the Justice Department to “stop the rigged witch hunt” before it can “stain our country and further.”
+In his Twitter post, Trump also blasted the 17 angry Democrats that are doing a conflicted Mueller’s dirty work.
+..This is a terrible situation and Attorney General Jeff Sessions should stop this Rigged Witch Hunt right now, before it continues to stain our country any further.
+Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 17 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA!
+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 1, 2018
+“..This is a terrible situation and Attorney General Jeff Sessions should stop this Rigged Witch Hunt right now, before it continues to stain our country any further.
+Bon Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 17 angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to [sic] USA!” Trump wrote.
+And Trump is far from the only American who sees the investigation as a witch hunt.
+Many Twitter users have taken his side, while many others believe firmly in the Russian conspiracy theory.
+The president made his comments in a series of Tweets earlier this morning.
+“FBI Agent Peter Strzok (on the Mueller team) should have recused himself on day one.
+He was out to STOP THE ELECTION OF DONALD TRUMP.
+He needed an insurance policy.
+Those are illegal, improper goals, trying to influence the Election.
+He should never, ever been allowed to.....— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 1, 2018
+.....remain in the FBI while he himself was being investigated.
+This is a real issue.
+It won’t go into a Mueller Report because Mueller is going to protect these guys.
+Mueller has an interest in creating the illusion of objectivity around his investigation.” ALAN DERSHOWITZ — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 1, 2018
+Enough is enough!!!
+This is just a deep state coo attempt (Mueller) to stop the will of We the People!!!
+It's time to jail Mueller and cancel this witch hunt!!!
+Lock them all up this has to end!!!
+Comfortably Smug (@ComfortablySmug) August 1, 2018
+Attorney General Sessions recused himself from overseeing the investigation early in 2017.
+The New York Times hypothesized that this was done, in part, to avoid the kind of conflicts such as that which Trump has proposed.
+Later, a special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, was appointed to carry out the investigation.
+Trump’s lawyers, Rudolph W. Giuliani and Jay A. Sekulow, said in a telephone interview that the president was not ordering the inquiry closed but simply expressing his opinion via the social media platform.
+“It’s not a call to action,” Mr. Giuliani said, adding that it was a sentiment that Mr. Trump and his lawyers have expressed publicly before.
+“He’s expressing his opinion, but he’s not talking of his special powers he has” as president, Giuliani said.
+“He doesn’t feel that he has to intervene in the process, nor is he intervening,” said Sekulow.
+The special counsel is also looking into some of Trump’s tweets about Attorney General Sessions and the former F.B.I.
+director James Comey and whether the messages were intended to “obstruct the inquiry” into his alleged Russian collusion.
+Senator Patrick Leahy, a Democrat of Vermont, suggested on Twitter that the president’s directive to Sessions in these recent Tweets was, in fact, obstruction.
+When I was a prosecutor, obstruction of justice was often hard to prove, requiring difficult-to-obtain evidence that the individual’s actions were truly intended to interfere with an ongoing criminal investigation.
+Oh how times have changed.
+https://t.co/CjSFJmng7Z — Sen. Patrick Leahy (@SenatorLeahy) August 1, 2018
+The ongoing battle against the Trump presidency and the debate over what constitutes opinion vs. “obstruction of justice” doesn’t appear to have an end date in sight.
+Although, according to Guiliani, Mueller suggested that the Russia obstruction probe would be wrapping up by September 1.
+We’ll all be waiting with bated breath.
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+Francis and Farrell’s 'Sinod' on the Youth, #StopThe Synod2018
+
+During the last 5 years of this papacy, Francis and his Synodal Schemers masterfully manipulated, rigged, and exploited the synodal process.
+The backdoor tactics and machinations were brilliantly documented by Edward Pentin , Henry Sire, George Neumayr and an array of investigative journalists.
+The fool doth think he is wise, but the wise man knows himself to be a fool.
+– Shakespeare, As You Like It Pope Francis and Cardinal Farrell sit with students at the 2018 pre-synodal meeting for young people.
+The upcoming October 2018 Synod of Bishops guarantees more synodal antics as the doctrinal culmination of the “Who Am I to Judge” mantra and the recantation of Church teaching on homosexuality.
+Pope Francis announced in the Pre-Synodal meeting that the Church will be listening to all the young people and that “no one will be excluded.” That’s code language that the Pope will be “dialoging” and “accompanying” and “hearing” the pro-LBGT agenda.
+Oh, the providential irony!
+The two themes of the upcoming Synod of Bishops in Rome are none other than, Youth and Vocations.
+Sound familiar?
+Do I hear the Pennsylvania Grand Jury Report?
+How inconvenient that the two targets of predatory clerics and prelates will be the subject of the Synod of Bishops.
+How inconvenient that the head of the Synod on Youth and Vocations, Cardinal Kevin Farrell, was the former roommate of the most prolific serial predator of youth and seminarians in the history of the American Church.
+How inconvenient that Farrell, Head of this Synod on Youth, roomed with the notorious Cardinal Theodore McCarrick for six years and never knew anything about McCarrick’s predatory behavior.
+How inconvenient that a global homosexual clergy predation scandal is erupting at a time when Francis wants the Synod to minimize that nagging and unmerciful Catholic catechism doctrine of homosexuality as “intrinsically disordered” by exploiting the naive views of the youth at the Synod.
+How inconvenient that homosexual predation is bankrupting the American Church and the Instrumentum Laboris, the working document of this Vatican Synodal Agenda, embraces the relaxation of the Church teachings on homosexuality.
+How inconvenient that the homosexual network of clergy and prelates were blasted as predators and coverup enablers in the Pennsylvania Grand Jury Report, while the Instrumentum Laboris argues that:
+“Some LGBT youths, through various contributions that were received by the General Secretariat of the Synod, wish to benefit from greater closeness and experience greater care by the Church, while some Bishop Conferences ask themselves what to suggest to young people who decide to create homosexual instead of heterosexual couples and, above all, would like to be close to the Church.” §197 IL
+How inconvenient that during a global prelate homosexual coverup scandal, the 2018 Synodal Bishop Conferences are exploring for ways during the Synod to discuss ways in which homosexual youths want to be “closer” to the Church!
+How inconvenient that since 2013 during Francis’ impromptu airplane presser when he cleverly sent a powerful message to homosexual clerics, “Who Am I to Judge,” now Francis must judge the criminal predatory conduct of homosexual clergy and prelates who preyed on youth and seminarians.
+The emerging homosexual clergy scandal is just beginning to unfold.
+The laity will learn over the course of the next few years that the underlying cause of the criminal scandal lies in the homosexual network of priests, bishops and cardinals who preyed on the youth, assaulted seminarians, promoted their own ilk, and punished any whistleblowers or noncompliant priests.
+Here is the dirty secret that is now emerging.
+Many in the hierarchy were active homosexuals who intentionally relaxed and ignored the Church’s teaching and moral stance on homosexuality.
+The personal wreckage brutally portrayed in the Pennsylvania Grand Jury Report is the direct result of a clerical culture which embraced homosexuality and groomed, recruited, and assaulted young people into this sordid lifestyle.
+Many priests, bishops, and cardinals practiced what Francis preached, ‘who am I to judge.’
+The result?
+A litany of lives of total moral, physical, emotional devastation suffered by victims of homosexual clerics.
+This is just the very beginning of the dark night of the soul of the Catholic Church.
+The upcoming Synod and its embrace of the “LGBT” lifestyle makes a mockery of the suffering of the clergy victims and justifies the decades-old scandal.
+Be forewarned that inviting young people from ages 16-29 to the Synod to discuss vocations with Bishops poses serious moral and physical dangers to these unsuspecting youth, many of whom think homosexuality is cool.
+And the Bishops know it.
+The full extent of the clerical predation in the hierarchy will take years to uncover.
+Until it has, this Synod must be cancelled while the civil authorities and law enforcement fully investigate the breadth and depth of the homosexual clerical predation.
+The warning signs and rainbow flags are flamboyantly flashing that the 2018 Synod on the Youth and Vocations in Rome presents great moral and physical exploitation of the youth.
+According to the Vatican, the chosen topic of the 2018 Synod, is an “expression of the Church’s pastoral concern for the young,” and is in continuity with the findings of the two-fold synod on the family and Francis’s post-synodal document Amoris Laetitia.
+We’ve caught on to his sneaky synodal tactics.
+Francis cleverly uses the synodal process to relax church doctrine by employing secular tools of surveys and focus groups.
+And, if the necessary results aren’t computed, they will skewer the results.
+Magisterium by majority vote or stuff the ballot box.
+The only compelling “expression of the Church’s pastoral concern for the young” belongs in the full and transparent cooperation of criminal investigations into predatory homosexual predation.
+Turn over the documents secret archives involving predation, both in the Vatican and in the chanceries around the globe.
+That is the only expression that will demonstrate concern for the young.
+Sign the Petition to Stop the Synod Here.
+
+Editor's Note: The Remnant has lunched its own #StopTheSynod petition, for those who would rather not go to Change.org.
+Our petition will remain at the top of our site from now until October, or until the Synod is canceled.
+Please sign and encourage your friends, contacts, and social media associates to do the same.
+MJM
+______________________________
+Elizabeth Yore is an attorney who has investigated clerical sex abuse cases.
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+Jeff Sessions lashes back at Trump
+
+Personal Liberty Poll Exercise your right to vote.
+WASHINGTON — Attorney General Jeff Sessions has a message for Donald Trump: You’re wrong, Mr. President.
+Sessions long has been one of Trump’s favorite pinatas, often taking the brunt of the president’s public scorn.
+Trump offered this assessment of his hand-picked attorney general recusing himself from the Justice Department’s special counsel probe of Russian election meddling: “What kind of man is this?”
+Trump, in an interview that aired Thursday morning, also blasted Sessions because, he said, the former Alabama senator “never took control of the Justice Department.”
+About seven hours later, the country’s top law enforcement officer fired back.
+And, by doing so, took on Trump publicly in a way few Republicans in Washington have during his turbulent 19-month-old presidency.
+“I took control of the Department of Justice the day I was sworn in, which is why we have had unprecedented success at effectuating the President’s agenda — one that protects the safety and security and rights of the American people, reduces violent crime, enforces our immigration laws, promotes economic growth, and advances religious liberty,” the AG said in a statement.
+“While I am Attorney General, the actions of the Department of Justice will not be improperly influenced by political considerations.
+I demand the highest standards, and where they are not met, I take action,” Sessions added.
+“However, no nation has a more talented, more dedicated group of law enforcement investigators and prosecutors than the United States.”
+That last statement comes amid nearly constant complaints from Trump that Justice Department and FBI investigators are being unfair to the president and his allies.
+That line of criticism has been picked up by, among others, Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Calif., who was indicted on federal officials this week on charges of misusing campaign finance funds for personal use.
+Trump did not directly answer a Fox News interviewer’s question about whether he intends to fire Sessions and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who is overseeing the special counsel investigation, after November’s congressional elections.
+He also said he only gave the former senator the job because Sessions was a supporter during the 2016 presidential race.
+— John T. Bennett
+CQ-Roll Call
+———
+©2018 CQ-Roll Call, Inc., All Rights Reserved, Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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+‘Silent Donation’: Corporate Emails Reveal Google Executives Tried to Turn Out Latino Voters Who They Thought Would Vote For Clinton
+
+Google, once again, has been implicated in a story about how social media executives and employees are using their platforms to control and shutter conservative ideas.
+This time?
+This time, an email chain has emerged showing senior company executives pressing for the company to sway Latino voters to back Hillary Clinton.
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+Specifically, one executive suggests paying for the rides of Latinos to get them to the polls — if they vote for Clinton, that is.
+First censorship, now this.
+When will something be done about these tech and social media companies?
+From Breitbart:
+An email chain among senior Google executives from the day after the 2016 presidential election reveals the company tried to influence the 2016 United States presidential election on behalf of one candidate, Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton.
+In the emails, a Google executive describes efforts to pay for free rides for a certain sect of the population to the polls–a get-out-the-vote for Hispanic voters operation–and how these efforts were because she thought it would help Hillary Clinton win the general election in 2016.
+She also used the term “silent donation” to describe Google’s contribution to the effort to elect Clinton president.
+The main email, headlined, “Election results and the Latino vote,” was sent on Nov. 9, 2016—the day after Clinton’s loss to Trump in the 2016 presidential election—by Eliana Murillo, Google’s Multicultural Marketing department head.
+The four page email begins with Murillo claiming she and others at Google were engaged in non-partisan activities not designed to help any one candidate or another—only to undercut her own commentary in later passages in the emails by openly admitting the entire effort to boost Latino turnout using Google products with official company resources was to elect Clinton over Trump.
+The critical miscalculation, Murillo wrote in a stunning admission in the email, was that Latino voters backed Trump by higher margins than any experts had forecast in the lead-up to the election.
+Trump’s 29 percent among Hispanics nationally blew prognosticators away, and he hit even higher numbers—about 31 percent—in the key battleground state of Florida, Murillo admitted.
+Murillo wrote at the outset of the lengthy message:
+We worked very hard.
+Many people did.
+We pushed tp get out the Latino vote with our features, our partners, and our voices.
+We kept our Google efforts non-partisan and followed our company’s protocols for the elections strategy.
+We emphasized our mission to give Latinos access to information so that they can make an informed decision at the polls, and we feel very grateful for all the support to do this important work.
+Latinos voted in record-breaking numbers, particularly with early votes.
+A large percentage of Latino voters in Florida were new voters who had become citizens just in time to vote.
+We saw high traffic for the search queries ‘votar,’ ‘como votar,’ and ‘donde voter,’ in key states like Florida and Nevada.
+We will be pulling in more info in the coming hours/days but so far we definitely know there was high traffic on search in Spanish.
+Without translating our tools the users wouldn’t have found the information they needed.
+Objectively speaking, our goal was met — we pushed and successfully launched the search features in Spanish, and we thank Lisa for her support in advocating for this work.
+I sent Philipp a note yesterday to thank him because he and others voiced their support for this too, and we greatly appreciate it.
+Even Sundar gave the effort a shout out and a comment in Spanish, which was really special.
+“Sundar” presumably refers to Google’s chief executive officer Sundar Pichai, who took the reins of the massive search giant in October 2015.
+“Lisa” presumably refers to Lisa Gevelber, the vice president of Global Marketing for Google—who forwarded Murillo’s entire four-page email to several other Google executives in another chain also obtained by Breitbart News in which Gevelber praises Murillo’s activities with official company resources as having made a “great difference.” “Philipp” presumably refers to Philipp Schindler, a senior vice president and Google’s chief business officer per his LinkedIn page.
+The emails were first revealed on Fox News on Monday evening on Tucker Carlson Tonight by anchor Tucker Carlson in a special report.
+Breitbart News also obtained them, and has reached out to Google with a number of questions about the emails.
+Carlson, in his exclusive report on Fox News Monday night, compared the revelations in the Google emails to the probe of Russian interference in the U.S. election to Special Counsel Robert Mueller—raising the question about how much influence tech giants like Google and Facebook have on election outcomes in the United States.
+Carlson cited Dr. Robert Epstein, a social scientist and an expert on Google, who has said, in Carlson’s words, “Google alone could determine the outcome of almost any election just by altering its search selections and we would never know it.”
+Epstein has published research detailing how Google could influence the results of U.S. elections.
+Breitbart News has exclusively published several of Epstein’s reports, including a recent one showing that Google search manipulation can swing huge swaths of voters.
+In his report on Monday night, Carlson then described the emails he obtained, which Breitbart News also obtained.
+Carlson said:
+This wasn’t a get-out-the-vote effort or whatever they say.
+It wasn’t aimed at all potential voters.
+It wasn’t even aimed at a balanced cross-section of subgroups.
+Google didn’t try to get out the vote among say Christian Arabs in Michigan or say Persian Jews in Los Angeles—they sometimes vote Republican.
+It was aimed only at one group, a group that Google cynically assumed would vote exclusively for the Democratic Party.
+Furthermore, this mobilization effort targeted not only the entire country but swing states vital to the Hillary campaign.
+This was not an exercise in civics, this was political consulting.
+It was in effect an in-kind contribution to the Hillary Clinton campaign.”
+Carlson noted that in communication with Google, the company “did not deny that the email was real or that it showed a clear political preference.”
+“Their only defense was that the activities they described were either non-partisan or were not officially taken by the company,” Carlson said Monday night, describing Google’s official response to his requests for comment, before challenging the company’s response: “But of course they were both.
+Plenty of people in Google knew what was going on and we haven’t seen any evidence anyone at Google disapproved of it and tried to rein it in.”
+The email from Murillo continues by explaining just how expansive the efforts the company undertook to achieve its objective were:
+We had our partners help spread the word about our features on social media, including YouTubers and influencers like Dulce Candy, Jorge Narvaez, Jessie y Joy, Barbara Bermudo, and Pamela Silva of Univision, Jackie Cruz aka La Flaca from Orange is the New Black, and more.
+We promoted our partner the Latino Community Foundation’s non-partisan #YoVoyaVotaryTu (I’m going to vote, are you?)
+campaign and leveraged our social media influencer friends’ reach to hit over 11M impressions with that hashtag.
+We hosted an event with over 200 people and a hangout with social media influencers about the power of the Latino vote and the new research Nielsen published about the Latino electorate.
+This reached 4.4M social media impressions and signaled to many that Google and our partners value the Latino community and our role in this election.
+We brought the same research to the LATISM conference, where people were beyond thrilled to see Google’s support and acknowledgment of the Latino community.
+If Murillo had ended her email there, this probably would not amount to the level of a national news story.
+But she did not: She went on for another several paragraphs on the first page and an extra three pages to admit the openly partisan intent of Google’s actions, including a remarkable in-writing confirmation that at least one of Google’s actions amounted to a “silent donation”—something that could raise Federal Election Commission (FEC) red flags if authorities decide to launch an official investigation into this matter, now that these emails have been publicly revealed.
+It is in the next paragraph that Murillo openly admits that Google made a “silent donation,” in her words, paying for rides to polls via leftist organization Voto Latino.
+Murillo wrote in the next paragraph:
+We also supported partners like Voto Latino to pay for rides to the polls in key states (silent donation).
+We even helped them create ad campaigns to promote the rides (with support from HOLA folks who rallied and volunteered their time to help).
+We supported Voto Latino to help them land an interview with Senator Meza of Arizona (key state for us) to talk about the election and how to use Google search to find information about how to vote.
+They were a strong partner, among many in this effort.
+The next paragraph is where Murillo begins to make her next major admission: that the effort was not just to increase voter turnout generally but to elect Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump.
+“Ultimately, after all was said and done, the Latino community did come out to vote, and completely surprised us,” Murillo wrote.
+“We never anticipated that 29% of Latinos would vote for Trump.
+No one did.
+We saw headlines like this about early voter turn out and thought that this was finally the year that the ‘sleeping giant’ had awoken.”
+On the next page, the email continues with a headline from an article in The Atlantic by James Fallows: “2016: The Year Latinos Saved America?”
+Under that was a tweet from Jon Ralston of Ralston Reports in Nevada saying, among other things, that “Trump is dead” because of Latino turnout in early voting in the state.
+Trump did not end up winning Nevada in the end, but he did beat Clinton in 30 and a half other states.
+…
+At that point, after the Ralston tweet, Murillo openly admits the partisan motives of Google’s electioneering efforts.
+“On personal note, we really thought we had shown up to demonstrate our political power against a candidate who had vehemently offended our community by calling us rapists and drug dealers,” Murillo wrote.
+“We read the headline and thought WOW, we did it!”
+Murillo’s email continues by including another headline, this time from the New Yorker’s Benjamin Wallace-Wells: “Latino Voters Show Trump What It Means to Be American.” That piece was written on Nov. 7, 2016, the day before the election.
+Then she begins writing again: “But then reality set in.
+Only 71% of Latinos voted for Hillary, and that wasn’t enough.”
+The third page of the email begins with another headline and image of a Latina woman in a red Make America Great Again hat and “Latinos for Trump” sign.
+The story, from Ruben Navarette, Jr., published in the Daily Beast, is headlined: “Why the Latino Vote Didn’t Save America.” The sub-headline, “Hispanic voters were supposed to be one of Clinton’s blue firewalls—but one in three ended up splitting for Trump,” is also included in Murillo’s Google email.
+From there, Murillo continues writing for another page and a half:
+The voters we wanted to reach did end up having an influence in the end, most notably in Florida.
+Latino voters voted for Trump more in Florida than in other states (31%), and FL was critical by popular vote and the electoral college.
+We’ll keep an eye on any other results that can show us the influence that our efforts had on the election.
+We know we gave this our best and are now figuring out what comes next.
+Thanks again for all your help and support in this effort.
+In the next paragraph, Murillo again openly admits she was not “objective” when it came to the election.
+“I have tried to stay objective, but I ask that you please give us some time to pause and reflect,” Murillo wrote.
+“This is devastating for our Democratic Latino community.
+After all these efforts and what we thought was positive momentum toward change, the results are not what we expected at all.
+We are afraid for our families, and especially for the millions of immigrants who now don’t know what the future holds for them.”
+After that, Murillo says she cannot communicate with key organizers of the effort by Google and its partners—a project known as HOLA—because she is afraid of secret pro-Trump spies on the listservs created.
+She also admits ongoing discussions among these people about meeting to give grieving Hillary Clinton supporters hugs after Trump crushed her on election day.
+She also says those involved in Google’s get-out-the-vote efforts were openly seeking consolation after Clinton lost, and that she and another person cried after Trump won – for the first time they have cried due to an election result.
+Murillo wrote:
+What’s most difficult for us is we can’t even email the HOLA list to reach our community and discuss what this means for us because we know that apparently some may actually be Trump supporters.
+There is a thread right now among the core HOLA group where people are sharing how much they hurt, how much they need support right now, and that they are coordinating in different offices to meet up to just hold each other.
+One in a remote office said ‘If you guys do any sort of meetings, I’d love to join virtually.
+I think I’m currently the only Latinx in my office.
+It’s kinda hard.’ #understatement.
+Another said, ‘I’ve never cried after an election until last night.’ Same here.
+She was not done there.
+In the next paragraph, Murillo wrote that this election result hurt her badly.
+She also admits the election result was a “loss,” another indication that Google’s efforts were clearly attempting to use company resources to elect Democrat Clinton over Republican Trump and influence the results of the election.
+She also says that the company—and herself in particular—will redouble efforts in the future to get a different and more desired result in future elections.
+“I’m in shock and it hurts more than I could have ever imagined, but trying to stay optimistic and keep my head high,” Murillo wrote.
+“Loss is a part of life, and I do think frustrations challenge us to work smarter and get creative.
+My partners have sent notes and are saying the same thing — time to keep working harder.”
+At the top of the fourth page of the email, Murillo asks her colleagues at Google to give out a “smile” to grieving leftist Latinos who work at the company.
+“If you see a Latino Googler in the office (California/New York), please give them a smile,” Murillo wrote.
+“They are probably hurting right now.
+It’s tough to handle now that we know not all of us were against this, so we may be even more divided than ever.
+At least in CA/NY though, you can rest assured that the Latinos of these blue states need your thoughts and prayers, at least for them and their families.”
+Then, she continues by stating she is going on a planned vacation she thought she was taking to “celebrate” a Clinton win, but after Trump won, she says, her vacation “will be time to reflect on how to continue to support my community through these difficult times.”
+Murillo, in the next line, reveals that she thought she was sharing her viewpoints on these matters in a tight circle that would not leak.
+“I’m not sharing my personal opinions very broadly, but wanted to share openly here in the circle of trust,” she wrote.
+This email leaked to Fox News and Breitbart News and is now likely to become a centerpiece in the case that Google is throwing its weight around to interfere in elections in the United States in a partisan manner against the duly elected President of the United States.
+This email from Murillo was not just from some rogue staffer inside Google.
+Her original email was forwarded on to other Google executives by the aforementioned Gevelber, according to another email obtained by Breitbart News.
+“Thought you all would want to read this,” Gevelber wrote in her own message endorsing Murillo’s email in a message to other Google bigwigs.
+“It’s from Eliana Murillo who runs US Hispanic Marketing on my team and who helped found HOLA our Hispanic ERC.”
+Gevelber continued by commending everyone she said, “worked so hard to ensure all the Get out the Vote were done in Spanish” that their efforts “made a giant difference” in the election “to Googlers and beyond.”
+President Trump and Republicans have just begun scratching the surface of bias against them among Silicon Valley’s elite, including, perhaps foremost alongside Facebook, from Google.
+A source close to the White House who has reviewed these emails ahead of their public release told Breitbart News that in a just world this would amount to, at a minimum, a clear violation of campaign finance law governing in-kind contributions to campaigns and causes.
+…
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+Brett Kavanaugh accused in letter obtained by FBI of drunkenly forcing himself on woman while in high school; Kavanaugh denies it happened
+
+According to the New York Daily News, Brett Kavanaugh, President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, held a woman down, covered her mouth and tried to force himself on her while drunk at a party in high school.
+That’s the nexus of a letter allegedly acquired by Democrat Senator Dianne Feinstein in July but dropped on the last days before the vote for Kavanaugh’s confirmation.
+The unidentified woman says the incident took place at a party in the early 1980s while Kavanaugh was a student at Georgetown Preparatory School in Bethesda, Md., according to the NYDN, which claims to have obtained the letter on Friday.
+She alleges Kavanaugh and a friend of his, both of whom had been drinking, cornered her in a room and turned up the music to blur out the sound of her protests.
+Kavanaugh then allegedly covered the woman’s mouth with his hand and attempted to force himself on her, but she says she managed to free herself and bolt out of the room.
+Kavanaugh, 53, vehemently denied the woman’s allegations.
+“I categorically and unequivocally deny this allegation,” he said in a statement.
+“I did not do this back in high school or at any time.”
+Kavanaugh’s friend, who has not been identified, did not outright deny the woman’s claims but told the New Yorker he has “no recollection of that.”
+The woman says she has had to undergo psychological treatment as a result of the incident.
+She first approached her congresswoman, Anna Eshoo, D-Calif., about the allegations in July shortly after Trump tapped Kavanaugh to replace outgoing Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy.
+Eshoo’s office declined to comment.
+The woman’s letter was in turn forwarded to Feinstein, D-Calif., who shared it with the FBI and her Democratic committee colleagues on Wednesday night.
+An FBI official told the New York Daily News on Thursday that the letter has not yet resulted in a criminal investigation.
+According to Breitbart, on Friday, 65 women from both the Republican and Democrat parties who have known Kavanaugh since high school defended his character and said he has always behaved “honorably” and treaded “women with respect.”
+The women also said that Kavanaugh has “stood out for his friendship, character, and integrity.”
+“Judge Kavanaugh has denied this allegation and over 60 women – with a broad range of political views – who’ve known him since high school, have sent a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee vouching for his integrity and respect for women over that time,” says Carrie Severino, chief counsel for the Judicial Crisis Network.
+“This is nothing more than a last-minute attempt at character assassination, and there should no delay in confirming Judge Kavanaugh.”
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+The Last-Minute Character Assassination of Judge Kavanaugh
+
+Using any despicable tactic at hand to derail Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court confirmation less than a week before the Senate Judiciary Committee is scheduled to vote on whether to approve his nomination, Senate Democrats have sunk to their lowest level of character assassination yet.
+They have resorted to peddling an allegation of sexual misconduct against Judge Kavanaugh that supposedly occurred while the judge was in high school.
+The accuser had refused to identify herself before and during the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings.
+She conveniently waited until this Sunday to come forward via an on-the-record interview with the Washington Post.
+The accuser’s name is Christine Blasey Ford, a registered Democrat who is currently a California professor teaching clinical psychology.
+Judge Kavanaugh issued a statement on Friday in which he said, "I categorically and unequivocally deny this allegation.
+I did not do this back in high school or at any time."
+Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), the ranking Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee that heard Judge Kavanaugh’s public testimony earlier this month during his Supreme Court confirmation hearing, had received last July a copy of a letter written by the woman making the charge, who we now know was Ms. Ford.
+Even though Senator Feinstein had the letter in hand, she never brought up the charge during the public hearing, nor during her own meeting with the judge.
+Instead, Senator Feinstein sat on the letter until late last week, when she issued a cryptic release stating that she had received the letter but did not want to give more details in deference to the woman’s wish to keep the matter confidential.
+Senator Feinstein turned the letter over to the FBI.
+The FBI placed the letter in its background file on Judge Kavanaugh but decided not to pursue any further investigation.
+Senator Feinstein had initially resisted sharing the contents of the letter with her fellow Democrat members of the Senate Judiciary Committee or to go public with its existence because “the incident was too distant in the past to merit public discussion” and she had already “taken care of it,” according to a source quoted by The New Yorker.
+Nevertheless, Senator Feinstein evidently bowed to pressure from her leftist colleagues to find a way to insert the allegation into the cesspool of public gossip at the eleventh hour.
+The New Yorker article, written before Ms. Ford publicly identified herself, provided some details regarding her allegation.
+However, now Ms. Ford has decided to do what she called her “civic responsibility” and tell her own story publicly.
+How convenient, coming just 4 days before the scheduled Senate Judiciary Committee vote!
+The whole sequence of events surrounding how this allegation has suddenly come to light reeks of a set-up, reminiscent of how Anita Hill surfaced in a last-minute attempt to derail Justice Clarence Thomas's Supreme Court confirmation.
+Christine Blasey Ford claims, according to the Washington Post article, that “one summer in the early 1980s, Kavanaugh and a friend — both ‘stumbling drunk,’ Ford alleges — corralled her into a bedroom during a gathering of teenagers at a house in Montgomery County.
+While his friend watched, she said, Kavanaugh pinned her to a bed on her back and groped her over her clothes, grinding his body against hers and clumsily attempting to pull off her one-piece bathing suit and the clothing she wore over it.
+When she tried to scream, she said, he put his hand over her mouth.
+‘I thought he might inadvertently kill me,’ said Ford.
+‘He was trying to attack me and remove my clothing.’” Ms. Ford said she was able to escape the room and go home without any apparent further incident after “Kavanaugh’s friend and classmate at Georgetown Preparatory School, Mark Judge, jumped on top of them, sending all three tumbling.”
+Here is where Ms. Ford’s story becomes quite murky and begins to fall apart.
+Although Ms. Ford believes the alleged incident occurred during the summer of 1982, she “said she does not remember some key details of the incident,” according to the Washington Post article.
+For example, Ms. Ford “said she does not remember how the gathering came together the night of the incident.” She also does not remember how she got home.
+Yet she claims to be absolutely certain that Kavanaugh, whom she presumably knew only as an acquaintance and said she had not spoken to since the night the incident allegedly occurred, was involved in the alleged incident.
+Ms. Ford admitted that she “told no one at the time what had happened to her.” In fact, she said she recalled thinking: “I’m not ever telling anyone this.
+This is nothing, it didn’t happen, and he didn’t rape me.” Even if one explains this behavior as the natural reaction of a frightened teenager to a highly traumatic incident, that does not explain why, by her own admission, she “told no one of the incident in any detail until 2012, when she was in couples therapy with her husband,” according to the Washington Post article.
+Most revealingly, the article reported on a gaping hole in the therapist’s notes, portions of which were provided by Ms. Ford for the Washington Post’s review.
+The therapist’s notes “do not mention Kavanaugh’s name but say she reported that she was attacked by students ‘from an elitist boys’ school’ who went on to become ‘highly respected and high-ranking members of society in Washington.’”
+In other words, the only written documentation Ms. Ford has offered in support of her allegation about the incident she said took place while she was in high school – a therapist’s notes of a couples therapy session occurring 30 years after the alleged incident – did not mention Judge Kavanaugh’s name.
+Judge Kavanaugh has had extensive background checks performed on him in the past for his various federal government positions, including for his current position as a federal appellate court judge, without the accusation ever having surfaced.
+Ms. Ford may believe her story to be true, but the lack of any credible corroborating evidence, her partial memory of details surrounding the alleged incident, and the absence of any pattern of such sexual misconduct by Judge Kavanaugh undercut the reliability of her version of the incident.
+In a letter addressed to Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Charles Grassley (R-Iowa) and Senator Feinstein, 65 women who said they knew Judge Kavanaugh in high school vouched for his character:
+We are women who have known Brett Kavanaugh for more than 35 years and knew him while he attended high school between 1979 and 1983.
+For the entire time we have known Brett Kavanaugh, he has behaved honorably and treated women with respect… Brett attended Georgetown Prep, an all-boys high school in Rockville, Maryland.
+He was an outstanding student and athlete with a wide circle of friends.
+Almost all of us attended all-girls high schools in the area.
+We knew Brett well through social events, sports, church, and various other activities.
+Many of us have remained close friends with him and his family over the years.
+Through the more than 35 years we have known him, Brett has stood out for his friendship, character, and integrity.
+In particular, he has always treated women with decency and respect.
+That was true when he was in high school, and it has remained true to this day.
+The signers of this letter hold a broad range of political views.
+Many of us are not lawyers, but we know Brett Kavanaugh as a person.
+And he has always been a good person.
+Nevertheless, using their standard contemptible, obstructionist tactics, the Democrats opposed to Judge Kavanaugh happily seized on the unsubstantiated allegation of teen sexual misbehavior in high school to assassinate Judge Kavanaugh’s character.
+They have done so in the face of Judge Kavanaugh’s lifetime record of stellar public service, multiple background checks producing no evidence of sexual misconduct, and the letter written by the 65 women, who knew him when he was in high school and thereafter and who signed their names to a ringing endorsement of his good character.
+Feminists gave the serial sexual predator Bill Clinton a free pass because his policies were in line with their ideology.
+Senator Feinstein called Ted “Chappaquiddick” Kennedy an "inspiration and a friend," presumably also based on their compatible ideologies.
+Hypocritically exploiting an unsubstantiated allegation of decades-old purported teenage sexual mischief, Democrats seeking to torpedo Judge Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court confirmation for ideological reasons have debased themselves with a shameless smear campaign against an eminently qualified candidate for the Supreme Court.
+Predictably, Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) and other Democrats, including Senator Feinstein, have called for the Senate to postpone a vote on Judge Kavanaugh.
+"Senator Grassley must postpone the vote until, at a very minimum, these serious and credible allegations are thoroughly investigated,” Senator Schumer said.
+If a thorough investigation was considered to be so important, why didn't Senator Feinstein set the ball rolling back in July when she first received word of the allegation?
+The answer is that this is all a ruse to block Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation by all means necessary.
+Senator Schumer is fulfilling his promise to oppose Judge Kavanaugh with "everything I've got."
+As of now, the Senate Judiciary Committee Republican majority plans to move forward with Judge Kavanaugh's nomination as scheduled.
+It is time for the Democrat obstructionists to slink back into their shadowy corner.
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+Kavanaugh Accuser's Lawyer is Vice Chair of Soros Funded Org Opposing Kavanaugh
+
+Kavanaugh's accuser is being represented by Debra Katz, a Washington D.C. lawyer and the vice chair of the board of the Project On Government Oversight.
+POGO co-signed a letter to Senator Dianne Feinstein and Senator Grassley along with a variety of lefty groups demanding Kavanaugh records.
+This was the obstruction tactic of choice of the left for trying to secure the Court seat before they fastened on to this latest smear.
+Where does PGO gets its funding?
+From, among other sources, George Soros and his Open Society Foundation tentacles.
+And, to no one's surprise, she's allegedly a Dem donor.
+What a surprise!
+Debra Katz, the lawyer representing the woman accusing Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault, has donated thousands of dollars to Obama, Hillary and the DNC!
+pic.twitter.com/WK5XYTlcqL — Jacob Wohl (@JacobAWohl) September 17, 2018
+UPDATE: I've received a message from POGO stating that they wish to be described as a non-partisan watchdog and that they have a Republican board member.
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+If Kavanaugh Is Not Confirmed By Senate, Then We Are All Just One Accusation Away From Ruin
+
+If Christine Ford were to make her accusation in any courtroom in America, even a mediocre defense attorney could shatter her credibility within minutes under cross-examination.
+Here's what that might look like:
+Defense Attorney : When did this occur Ms. Ford?
+Ms. Ford : I'm not exactly sure.
+I believe it was 1982.
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+Defense Attorney : Where did it happen?
+Ms. Ford : At a house in our town.
+I'm not sure whose house it was or where it was.
+I don't remember how I got there.
+But, I can tell you that it had a swimming pool and I recall a narrow stairway.
+Defense Attorney : Who was present in the house?
+Ms. Ford : Brett Kavanaugh, Mark Judge, two other boys and another girl.
+Defense Attorney : What are the names of the other boys and the girl who were present?
+Ms. Ford : I don't remember.
+Defense Attorney : Were you hurt?
+Ms. Ford : No.
+If this had been such a pivotal moment for her, how could she have forgotten any those facts?
+Most victims of sexual assault remember every detail – yes, even years later.
+No jury would send a young man to prison based on that testimony.
+Without a shred of evidence, a highly qualified judge, with no other blemish on his record, is being smeared on the national stage by a political lynch mob out for blood.
+Ben Shapiro spoke to Fox News' Martha MacCallum and said "you have to have some evidence before you destroy a man's life."
+Shapiro's comments can be heard in the video below.
+Jeanine Pirro spoke to Hannity on Thursday night and asked, "Since when does truth and justice or guilt and innocence depend on your political party.
+I fear for this nation when this is now the standard.
+You believe any woman who goes against a Republican and you don't believe any woman who goes against a Democrat."
+She continued.
+"I worry about this country.
+I don't want these people to sit on juries.
+It's no longer about truth and justice.
+It's about politics."
+Hannity asks, "Why are people willing to throw out due process, equal justice under the law and the presumption of innocence?"
+Gregg Jarrett says it's "because they're zealous to the point where they've lost their common sense."
+Their commentary on the video below is interesting.
+Sen. Charles Grassley (R-IA) is to be commended on his handling of the situation.
+In the spirit of compromise, he called off the Senate committee vote that had been on the calendar for Thursday and scheduled a hearing for next Monday so that both Christine Ford and Brett Kavanaugh could state their cases.
+Kavanaugh immediately responded to Grassley.
+For 36 hours, there was silence from the Ford camp.
+Then, their demands began.
+First, it was reported that Ford would answer questions, but only at a closed hearing and only after an FBI investigation had been completed.
+Republicans felt that the request for a closed hearing was reasonable, but the demand for a new FBI investigation was not.
+The FBI investigates federal crimes and/or national security issues.
+When the FBI received Dianne Feinstein’s letter last week, they forwarded it to the White House to place in Kavanaugh’s background check file.
+(Note: The FBI has already conducted six background checks on Kavanaugh, the most recent one was done this summer.)
+It was announced later that Sen. Grassley would not change the date of the hearing set for Monday.
+Even Senators Jeff Flake, Bob Corker and Lindsey Graham, who have all said Ford needs to be heard, have indicated that if she does not show up for Monday's hearing, they will schedule a vote on Kavanaugh's confirmation.
+On Thursday afternoon, Ford's highly partisan, activist attorney emailed Grassley saying, although her client strongly prefers that an investigation take place beforehand, Ford will testify next week, but she cannot do so on Monday.
+And she will only be questioned by members of the Senate panel, not outside lawyers.
+Why not Monday?
+Does she have an important dentist appointment she can't get out of?
+In order to avoid the criticism that will no doubt come anyway, the Republicans on the Senate Judicial committee have tried very hard to oblige Ford's requests, even offering to go to California to hear her testimony.
+She and her attorneys feel that they are in the driver's seat and thus, can call all the shots.
+Democrats want to delay this vote until after the midterms because they believe they have a chance to retake the Senate as well as the House.
+Rush Limbaugh points out that the Senate has bent over backwards to accommodate the accuser.
+"I don’t care who you are, determine the scope and the parameters of an investigation.
+The accuser doesn’t get to determine when and who investigates.
+In no circumstance in the country does that happen."
+In addition to the political reasons for the delay requests, it appears as if this woman is reluctant to testify under oath, possibly because she doesn’t want to perjure herself.
+Maybe she realizes the magnitude of what her accusations have unleashed.
+Either this did not happen at all or a much milder version of the situation she alleges occurred.
+Kavanaugh may have made a pass at her as 17-year-old boys (and even some 17-year-old girls) are known to do.
+Ford said no and that was it.
+Even she admits, they did not have sex, nor was this a hostage situation.
+The perception of events by a 15-year-old girl may differ significantly from reality.
+And 36 years can distort memories, one way or another.
+What is happening in the Brett Kavanaugh nomination process should concern every American.
+Whatever happened or did not happen, it's difficult to feel sorry for someone who comes forward at such a politically opportune moment.
+There was ample time to have addressed this in July or August, but Dianne Feinstein chose to sit on it until the moment it could inflict maximum political damage.
+Democrats may be overestimating the strength of their hand.
+And Ms. Ford may be overestimating the integrity of the "supportive" lawmakers and lawyers currently handling her.
+Watch all these sensitive lawmakers and high profile, activist attorneys scatter like mice from her once the Senate vote is over (regardless of the result).
+Ford can choose to state her case on Monday or not, but she is not in a position to be calling the shots.
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+Kavanaugh and Last-Minute Accusations
+
+Democrats are pulling out all the stops and enabling salacious last-minute accusations against Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh in order to sink his candidacy.
+Now that Christine Blasey Ford has finally agreed to testify this Thursday at an open hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee regarding her charge that Judge Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her at a long-ago high school party, these new charges have suddenly emerged from left field.
+On Sunday, a former classmate from Judge Kavanaugh's time at Yale accused the Supreme Court nominee of exposing himself to her at a party.
+The New Yorker has just published an article written by Ronan Farrow and Jane Mayer, based on information that was reportedly sent to at least four Democratic senators.
+The article recounted a claim by Deborah Ramirez, a Yale classmate of Brett Kavanaugh’s, concerning “a dormitory party gone awry.” As the article acknowledged, however, “her memories contained gaps because she had been drinking at the time of the alleged incident.” The article goes on to say that in her initial conversations with The New Yorker, Ms. Ramirez was “reluctant to characterize Kavanaugh’s role in the alleged incident with certainty.” It was only after “six days of carefully assessing her memories and consulting with her attorney” that Ms. Ramirez was suddenly able to pinpoint Judge Kavanaugh as having committed an unsavory act, even though she admitted being “foggy” at the time.
+The New Yorker article also noted that the magazine “has not confirmed with other eyewitnesses that Kavanaugh was present at the party.”
+Meanwhile, the ever-present Michael Avenatti, attorney of porn star Stormy Daniels, tweeted that he had information from anonymous sources that Judge Kavanaugh and his friend had "targeted" women with drugs and alcohol at parties to facilitate "gang rape."
+Haters of Judge Kavanaugh are turning the process of Senate confirmation of a Supreme Court nominee into something worse than a travesty.
+His opponents in the Senate have transformed their “advise and consent” function into a campaign of no-holds barred character assassination.
+
+While Judge Kavanaugh weathers these latest accusations, which he adamantly denies, his real test will be on Thursday, assuming that Christine Blasey Ford will follow through on her agreement to testify at an open hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
+Her attorneys stalled for a week before making the announcement that Ms. Ford would testify despite certain “unresolved” issues.
+Among the issues Ms. Ford’s attorneys have raised was the refusal of the committee to subpoena one of the purported witnesses, Mark Judge, who Ms. Ford reportedly claims was involved in the alleged incident, as well as “who on the Majority side will be asking the questions, whether senators or staff attorneys."
+A week has already gone by since Ms. Ford went public with her story in an interview with the Washington Post while Ms. Ford and her attorneys stalled for time.
+They raised one procedural issue after another while claiming that the committee majority was “bullying” Ms. Ford.
+Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Charles Grassley (R-I) has bent over backwards to accommodate Ms. Ford’s preferred scheduling for her appearance.
+He extended the deadline several times for her to come to a decision on whether to testify at all.
+He had offered various options for her to testify publicly or privately or to be interviewed by committee staff in her home state of California, whichever setting would make her more comfortable.
+However, in Senator Grassley’s e-mail thanking Ms. Ford for finally agreeing to a time certain for her testimony, Senator Grassley correctly reminded her attorneys that “the committee determines which witnesses to call, how many witnesses to call, and what order to call them and who will question them.
+These are nonnegotiable.”
+While the negotiations with Ms. Ford’s attorneys for her testimony were underway, Democrats were sitting on the latest allegations, ready to pounce as soon as Ms. Ford’s accusation was about to be heard.
+Some Democrats are already using the Ramirez episode to push anew for a fresh FBI investigation and to postpone Thursday’s scheduled hearing.
+Ideally, if the Democrats cannot apply enough pressure to force a withdrawal of Judge Kavanaugh’s nomination through their relentless campaign of character assassination, they want to push any Senate votes until after the midterm elections at the earliest.
+Then they will claim that the newly elected senators should be involved in the confirmation decision.
+In the meantime, Judge Kavanaugh’s adversaries in the Senate, the mainstream media and progressive circles continue to bludgeon Judge Kavanaugh in the court of public opinion.
+All of their stratagems are an obvious attempt to buy time in order to persuade any wavering senators that Judge Kavanaugh is too tainted by sexual assault charges – whether proven or not - to sit on the Supreme Court.
+Proof does not matter to those wanting to bring Judge Kavanaugh down at any cost.
+Regarding Ms. Ford’s accusation, they know that the proof so far is non-existent, aside from Ms. Ford’s own assertions contained in her confidential letter given to Senator Dianne Feinstein, the ranking member of the Judiciary Committee, last July, and in her Washington Post interview.
+While a redacted version of Ms. Ford’s letter has been published, Senator Feinstein has refused to date to give even Senator Grassley a copy of the completely unredacted version.
+The FBI has already conducted 6 background checks, no federal crime is alleged, and there is no forensic evidence to investigate after 30 years at a site that Ms. Ford cannot even identify.
+What we do know so far tends to undercut the credibility of Ms. Ford’s accusation.
+Ms. Ford cannot corroborate her decades-old charge of sexual assault against Judge Kavanaugh.
+Whatever corroboration Ms. Ford was hoping for from “witnesses” she claimed were at the alleged party is non-existent.
+The individuals she reportedly named in her unredacted confidential letter given to Senator Feinstein have either denied being at such a party or do not recollect what Ms. Ford has alleged.
+Moreover, by her own admission to the Washington Post, Ms. Ford “said she does not remember some key details of the incident.” She does not remember, for example, where it happened, how the party came together in the first place, or how she got home after the alleged incident.
+She believes the alleged incident occurred during the summer of 1982, but reportedly could not be more precise on the day or even the month of the party.
+Afraid that Ms. Ford’s sexual assault allegation could be readily challenged and anxious to establish some sort of pattern of sexual misconduct beyond this single alleged incident, the Kavanaugh haters have latched onto Ms. Ramirez’s story.
+The New York Times published an op-ed column last week by a psychiatrist, Richard A. Friedman, who cited neurological science to conclude that Ms. Ford’s claim that she has “a vivid memory of an attack that took place when she was 15” is “credible.” The reason, he wrote, is that “memories formed under the influence of intense emotion — such as the feelings that accompany a sexual assault — are indelible in the way that memories of a routine day are not.” The only problem with Dr. Friedman’s thesis is that Ms. Ford has apparently forgotten such key details surrounding the alleged sexual assault as when and where it happened and how she got home.
+Moreover, when Ms. Ford finally told someone about the incident in any detail some 30 years later in 2012, during a couples therapy session with her husband, she did not name Judge Kavanaugh specifically, according to the therapist’s notes that Ms. Ford had provided to the Washington Post in connection with her interview.
+The Washington Post reported that the therapist’s notes it reviewed “do not mention Kavanaugh’s name but say she reported that she was attacked by students ‘from an elitist boys’ school’ who went on to become ‘highly respected and high-ranking members of society in Washington.’”
+Ms. Ramirez’s story is even less credible.
+It took an attorney and six days of very belated reflection to help revive her memory of an incident she claimed happened while she herself was very drunk.
+Senator Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii), one of Judge Kavanaugh’s fiercest critics who told men to “shut up” regarding Ms. Ford’s allegations, said she doubts Judge Kavanaugh’s credibility because of “how he approaches his cases.” Aside from mischaracterizing the constitutional textualist reasoning underlying Judge Kavanaugh’s opinions, she is saying that she does not believe Judge Kavanaugh’s denial of the sexual misconduct allegations lodged against him because of the opinions he wrote that she does not like.
+Such circular “reasoning” would be amusing if it were not so emblematic of what one writer called “Kavanaugh Derangement Syndrome."
+Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) is also suffering from the same syndrome.
+She said Thursday regarding Ms. Ford: "I believe her because she is telling the truth and you know it by her story."
+Ms. Ford’s supporters are exploiting the “Me Too” movement to declare Judge Kavanaugh guilty simply because Ms. Ford is a woman who has made what they call, without any corroborating evidence to date, a “credible” charge.
+The same would presumably be the case for Ms. Ramirez.
+They argue that since the Senate Judiciary Committee is not a criminal judicial trial, but rather a legislative hearing for confirmation of a Supreme Court nominee, the normal burden of proof shouldered by the accuser should not apply.
+Judge Kavanaugh should have to prove that he is not guilty, they are in effect insisting.
+This is another case of Kavanaugh Derangement Syndrome.
+Let’s assume for the sake of argument that the normal burden on the prosecution in a criminal case - to prove the accused’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt - is not applicable regarding the charge against Judge Kavanaugh since he is not a defendant in a criminal trial.
+However, that should not flip the burden of proof onto Judge Kavanaugh altogether.
+Judge Kavanaugh is being subjected to charges of a criminal nature that could not only deprive him of a seat on the Supreme Court for which he is otherwise eminently qualified.
+Ms. Ford’s unsubstantiated accusation can completely destroy Judge Kavanaugh’s life by causing irreparable damage to his reputation for integrity and good character and to his career, which he has built up during decades of public service.
+His family’s lives have been completely upended.
+Placing the burden on Judge Kavanaugh to prove that he was not involved in an uncorroborated incident from years ago, about which even his accuser does not recall key details, turns the fundamental constitutional principle of due process upside down.
+Ms. Ford should have the burden to prove her accusations by at least a preponderance of all the evidence presented.
+This charade must come to an end.
+No more extensions for Ms. Ford to come forward and testify.
+If Ms. Ford does not follow through with her agreement to testify in an open Senate Judiciary Committee hearing this Thursday and do so upon the conditions set by the committee, she should go home while the committee proceeds to an immediate vote on Judge Kavanaugh’s nomination.
+If Ms. Ford and Judge Kavanaugh do testify, the senators deciding on whether to confirm Judge Kavanaugh as well as the American public following the testimony must remember one cardinal rule.
+In a nation guided by fairness and law, a person is innocent until proven guilty.
+Sadly, many of Judge Kavanaugh’s haters have thrown that rule aside.
+If Judge Kavanaugh’s nomination is pulled as a result of the smears and character assassination, President Trump should immediately nominate someone on his short list such as Amy Coney Barrett and the Senate Republican majority should then push through the new nominee’s confirmation as soon as possible.
+Delay is not an option.
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+Trump Threatens To Send Military To Block Honduran Migrant Caravan
+
+This is the second time a caravan of migrants have gotten together and seem intent on pushing towards and across the US/Mexico border.
+As a result of the news, President Donald Trump has threatened to send the military to the border to block them.
+Reuters reports on the caravan.
+More Honduran migrants tried to join a caravan of several thousand trekking through Guatemala on Wednesday, defying calls by authorities not to make the journey after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to cut off regional aid in reprisal.
+The caravan has been growing steadily since it left the violent Honduran city of San Pedro Sula on Saturday.
+The migrants hope to reach Mexico and then cross its northern border with the United States, to seek refuge from endemic violence and poverty in Central America.
+Several thousand people are now part of the caravan, according to a Reuters witness traveling with the group in Guatemala, where men women and children on foot and riding in trucks filled a road on their long journey to Mexico.
+In a series of tweets on Thursday, President Trump said the right things.
+I am watching the Democrat Party led (because they want Open Borders and existing weak laws) assault on our country by Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, whose leaders are doing little to stop this large flow of people, INCLUDING MANY CRIMINALS, from entering Mexico to U.S..... take our poll - story continues below Will the Democrats try to impeach President Trump now that they control the House?
+Will the Democrats try to impeach President Trump now that they control the House?
+Will the Democrats try to impeach President Trump now that they control the House?
+* Yes, they will try.
+No, they won't try.
+If they do, they'll regret it in 2020.
+Email *
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+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 18, 2018
+....In addition to stopping all payments to these countries, which seem to have almost no control over their population, I must, in the strongest of terms, ask Mexico to stop this onslaught - and if unable to do so I will call up the U.S. Military and CLOSE OUR SOUTHERN BORDER!..
+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 18, 2018
+....The assault on our country at our Southern Border, including the Criminal elements and DRUGS pouring in, is far more important to me, as President, than Trade or the USMCA.
+Hopefully Mexico will stop this onslaught at their Northern Border.
+All Democrats fault for weak laws!
+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 18, 2018
+“I must, in the strongest of terms, ask Mexico to stop this onslaught – and if unable to do so I will call up the U.S. Military and CLOSE OUR SOUTHERN BORDER!” Trump wrote on Twitter.
+“Hopefully Mexico will stop this onslaught at their Northern Border,” he added.
+“All Democrats fault for weak laws!”
+Not only did Trump threaten to send the military to the border, but he also threatened to stop all federal payments to Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador if they didn't block the caravan.
+The obvious question I have is: Why are you not stopping those payments now, Mr. President?
+They are unconstitutional and neither Congress nor you have the authority to give American's money to these countries.
+Trump also seemed ready to back out on his new trade deal, which is hardly a deal for the US, with Mexico if they failed to stop the caravan.
+He then pointed out that many who cross the border are criminals and are coming to engage in criminal activity.
+In fact, every single migrant who crosses over into our country will more than likely commit at least 28 crimes in order to present themselves as legal.
+“The assault on our country at our Southern Border, including the Criminal elements and DRUGS pouring in, is far more important to me, as President, than Trade or the USMCA,” he wrote.
+The USMCA is a disaster and should be done away with without this threat of a caravan of migrants.
+We'll see if these countries stop the migrants or if it continues to the border.
+If they make it here and Trump does nothing but arrest them and put them through the system rather than simply turning them away, then you know the words are empty and hollow.
+Time will tell what will take place.
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+Pro-Sharia Democrat Congressional Candidate Ilhan Omar Defends Tweet On “Evil Doings Of Israel”
+
+Retailing these poisonous lies ought to hurt her chances for election to Congress, especially after the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre.
+But she is a Leftist, and the Left is increasingly anti-Semitic, so she will cruise to victory.
+“Dem Candidate Ilhan Omar Defending Tweet On ‘The Evil Doings Of Israel,’” by Frank Camp, Daily Wire, October 28, 2018:
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+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+* Yes, military force should be used.
+No, keep the military out of it.
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+On November 16, 2012, Somali-born Minnesota state Rep. Ilhan Omar (D), who’s currently running for the state’s 5th Congressional District seat, sent out the following tweet:
+Israel has hypnotized the world, may Allah awaken the people and help them see the evil doings of Israel.
+#Gaza #Palestine #Israel
+In May of this year, Twitter user John Gilmore dug up the six-year-old tweet, forcing Omar to defend herself.
+She responded: “Drawing attention to the apartheid Israeli regime is far from hating Jews.
+You are a hateful sad man, I pray to Allah you get the help you need and find happiness.”
+Omar’s initial tweet came three days after “Palestinian terrorists in Gaza launched more than 150 rockets at Israel” from November 10-13, 2012, reports the Jewish Virtual Library.
+On November 14, the Israeli Air Force killed Ahmad Jabari in an air strike.
+Jabari, the military commander of Hamas, was allegedly responsible for, or instrumental in, multiples terrorist attacks on Israeli civilians and military personnel since the 1990s.
+On November 15, another terrorist-launched rocket killed three Israeli civilians.
+This and other rocket launches from Palestinian militants in Gaza prompted Israel to initiate Operation Pillar of Defense.
+According to Israel’s official New York consulate website, during the operation, “the IDF targeted over 1,500 terror sites including 19 senior command centers, operational control centers and Hamas’ senior-rank headquarters, 30 senior operatives, damaging Hamas’ command and control, hundreds of underground rocket launchers, 140 smuggling tunnels, 66 terror tunnels, dozens of Hamas operation rooms and bases, 26 weapon manufacturing and storage facilities and dozens of long-range rocket launchers and launch sites.”
+Omar defended herself against charges of anti-Semitism in a July interview with ABC News, saying: “These accusations are without merit.
+They are rooted in bigotry toward a belief about what Muslims are stereotyped to believe.”
+The oft-repeated notion that Israel is an “apartheid” nation is incorrect on multiple grounds.
+Perhaps the most succinct refutation of this idea comes from the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), which writes:
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+Scorecard: See If Your Representative Or Senator Supports The Second Amendment Or Not
+
+With just weeks to go till the 2018 midterm elections, there are lots of seats up for grabs.
+With that in mind, one of the most important areas our representatives need to be strong in is on your right to keep and bear arms, protected in the Second Amendment.
+Gun Owners of America has put out their scorecard and for some, it will be eye-opening.
+GOA Executive Director Erich Pratt writes:
+The anti-gun Left is hopping-mad, now that Judge Brett Kavanaugh has been confirmed to the Supreme Court.
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+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+* Yes, military force should be used.
+No, keep the military out of it.
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+They are motivated to get to the polls this November.
+So it is crucial that you and your pro-gun friends get to the polls.
+And that’s why GOA is putting the 2018 Congressional Voter Scorecard into your hands.
+There is a lot that’s riding on the line.
+If the Democrats take over the Congress, Nancy Pelosi has already said that passing gun control is one of her top priorities.
+But we have an ace up our proverbial sleeve.
+According to a recent study, the gun issue is an incredibly powerful, motivating issue in politics.
+The study reported that gun owners are more likely to show up to vote than those who support gun control.
+This is encouraging news.
+Having said that, gun owners can’t make informed choices if they don’t know who the pro-gun candidates are.
+So to that end, Gun Owners of America has released the recent voting records of your congressman and senators.
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+Watch: Campus Commie Has Profanity-Laden Hissy Fit, Pours Beverage on FSU Republicans
+
+Extreme leftists have been resorting to hysterical profanity-laden melodramatic hissy fits when they encounter people they disagree with.
+These incidents tend to occur on college campuses.
+It doesn’t take much to trigger these people.
+The latest comes from an admitted supporter of communism at Florida State University.
+Watch this leftist loon pour her beverage on FSU Republicans as she states they are “normalizing and enabling Nazis” by supporting Rick Scott and Ron DeSantis.
+WATCH: Angry leftist pours her beverage on FSU Republicans and says they are “normalizing and enabling Nazis” by supporting Rick Scott and Ron DeSantis.
+pic.twitter.com/1UDRxSZXE1 — Kyle Morris (@RealKyleMorris) November 1, 2018
+By the way…where are her pants?
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+Thousands of Troops and Razor Wire: US Border Reinforced Against Migrant ‘Invasion’ (Videos)
+
+President Trump has initiated the military to protect our border from the invading migrants.
+2.3k SHARES Facebook Twitter
+Sharp barbed wire fences are being erected along the US-Mexico border as thousands of US troops, supported by drones and choppers, prepare to repel what the country’s commander-in-chief called a looming migrant “invasion” approaches the United States border.
+Anyone who doubts this is an invasion only need look at the size of the caravan and those that make up the majority of those marching towards our border.
+They are predominantly young men, there are few woman and children that make up the mass of the thousands that will overtake the border.
+Where are the women and children?
+There are thousands of predominantly young men marching towards the border.
+The first coils of the razor-sharp fence were unwound in the vicinity of McAllen–Hidalgo–Reynosa International Bridge crossing in Texas on Friday, after the first units of soldiers were deployed at the border started reinforcing the frontier against any potential breaches.
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+Should Jim Acosta have gotten his press pass back?
+Should Jim Acosta have gotten his press pass back?
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+The same fortification effort will soon start across other parts of the state as well as in Arizona, and California.
+“We have enough concertina wire to cover up to 22 miles already deployed, already to the border.
+We have additional concertina wire that we can string with over 150 miles available,” the head of the Northern Command, Terrence O’Shaughnessy told reporters earlier this week, RT reports.
+Troops setting up barb wire under the Hidalgo Reynosa bridge #RGV -Miltares colocan cerca alámbrica en la frontera #Texas #Telemundo40 vid @AntonioNewsT40 pic.twitter.com/8cr3XfH2T6 — Iris Rodriguez (@IrisNews) November 2, 2018
+Active duty U.S. ARMY Troops at the McAllen Hidalgo Intl Bridge putting up concertina wire.
+@kgbt pic.twitter.com/AnZFtAl3l3 — Jolanie Martinez (@JolanieKGBT) November 2, 2018
+C-wire stretches along the Rio Grande at the Texas-Mexico border, the morning after being installed by US troops – and just days ahead of US midterm elections.
+#Immigration #CaravanaMigrantes #Border #undocumented #ARMY pic.twitter.com/eNsrqJz9Lu — John Moore (@jbmoorephoto) November 3, 2018
+President Trump ordered over 5,200 soldiers to be deployed at the southern border by the end of the week to aid some 2,000 National Guardsmen already in place.
+By Saturday, more than 3,500 troops had been deployed, including about 1,000 Marines in California, the Pentagon said.
+Trump, however, said that the number might be increased to 15,000 active US personnel if the initial contingent is not enough.
+Someone sent my dad this video at the Hidalgo border crossing.
+Looks like they’re already starting to deploy troops at the border.
+pic.twitter.com/GSP9JiHpqf — bananas in pajamas (@EverydayDaniel) November 2, 2018
+Happening Now: US troops performing maintenance work on security infrastructure at the Hidalgo – Reynosa International Bridge.
+pic.twitter.com/R88Y9X7lPF — Jose F Sanchez (@JoseBorderTeam) November 2, 2018
+Currently, two groups of migrants, according to various estimates numbering up to 6,500 people, mainly families, are heading towards the US through Mexico.
+Meanwhile, a third caravan of migrants, this time from El Salvador, has reportedly already crossed into Mexico.
+At the same time, according to military planning documents, the majority of the crowd might dissolve along their long journey to the US.
+While the US still has very little intel about the composition of the migrant caravans, one way or the other the White House plans to outmatch the number of potential illegals and, if not, suppress them with brutal force.
+Currently, Washington has allocated roughly the same number of troops it has committed to fighting Islamic State in Syria (2,000) and Iraq (5,000).
+And if 15,000 troops are deployed to the border, they will outmatch the number of US forces currently fighting in Afghanistan (14,000 troops).
+U.S. Army troops, part of “Operation Faithful Patriot” arrived to the U.S. border with Mexico, deployed by President Trump ahead of midterms.
+Soldiers spread out barbed wire along the Rio Grande in south Texas.
+#immigration #border #caravanamigrante #undocumented #army pic.twitter.com/PVD6YIbCvk — John Moore (@jbmoorephoto) November 2, 2018
+In addition to sheer numbers, the US forces will have drones, helicopters with night-vision capabilities, and fixed-wing aircraft at their disposal to ensure the success of the military operation.
+President Trump seems to be pleased with the deployment so far, noting the “beautiful”sight of barbed wire decorating the tranquil scenery of the Rio Grande’s crossing along the US-Mexico border.
+“We have our military on the border,” Trump said in Montana, while campaigning for the Republicans in the state ahead of next week’s midterm election.
+“And I noticed all that beautiful barbed wire going up today, the barbed wire used properly can be a beautiful sight.”
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+Caught on video: Gillum staffer makes racist statements and admits campaign is lying to voters
+
+Caught on video: Gillum staffer makes racist statements and admits campaign is lying to voters
+In the latest Project Veritas midterm election sting, staffers working for Florida Democratic candidate for governor Andrew Gillum are caught on camera revealing Gillum’s campaign promises are lies and making racist statements about Florida voters.
+Omar Smith, a Gillum campaign staffer who went to college with the candidate, says on video that if Gillum is elected, none of the things outlined in his platform would happen.
+He says that “that’s not for [voters] to know.”
+“Remember our saying, modern-day fairy tales start with ‘once I am elected,'” Smith says.
+NEW VERITAS: FL Gov Candidate Staffer Who Went to College with Gillum: "Not for voters to know" programs won't happen, “Modern day fairy tales start with once I am elected” Florida is a "F***ed up" "cracker state" FULL REPORT: https://t.co/fjmYBsb30k pic.twitter.com/IIGkqzMfbr — PVeritas Action (@PVeritas_Action) November 1, 2018
+GILLUM ELECTION STRATEGY: "You whip 'em up.
+The poor, the middle income.
+You have to whip them up into a frenzy in order for them to vote" because Florida is a "F***ed up," "cracker state," "you have to appeal to white guilt" pic.twitter.com/d0fd85zLF8 — James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) November 1, 2018
+“The rules in Florida are f***ed up.
+Alright?
+This is a f***ed up ass state.
+It’s a cracker state,” Smith says, explaining that a progressive agenda cannot pass and using a racial slur against white voters.
+He points to specific campaign promises Gillum has made, including raising the corporate tax in Florida, raising teacher pay, and Medicare for All, admitting they are lies.
+So, let’s go back to Mr. Gillum’s platform, right?
+Raise the corporate tax in Florida from 7 to 11 percent.
+That will never happen.
+Raise teachers’ pay to $50,000; that will never happen.
+Give me another position.
+Medicare for all; that will never happen.
+The reason being, the legislature that write the bills is all Republican-controlled.
+Democratic governor, Republican legislature.
+So, unless the legislature writes a bill, and it got voted on the floor, it cannot pass.
+The full video shows Smith saying that the strategy to change the Florida legislature is to take “poor” and “middle income” people and “whip them up into a frenzy in order for them to vote.”
+He adds that “you have to appeal to white guilt.”
+Smith defines Gillum’s political beliefs as “part of the crazy crazy crazies” on the progressive Left.
+More damaging footage includes Democratic operatives explaining Gillum’s positions on gun control and indicating he would support banning AR-15 rifles.
+Florida Democrat Party community engagement specialist Adrian Young also admits on video that Gillum is not campaigning with that position because it would be unpopular with Florida voters.
+“I do think he’s not saying specifically like I’m going to ban bump stocks or I’m against ARs, only because he’s running a race right now.
+I do think he would support anybody doing that stuff, Bill Nelson.
+… But I don’t think he can say it just [be]cause he’s trying to get the moderates and the gun-toting people in North Florida.”
+“What we found in the Gillum campaign was just what we found in Missouri, Tennessee and Arizona, a candidate lying to the voters he needs to win the election,” said Project Veritas Action President James O’Keefe.
+The video evidence confirms that Gillum is lying to Florida voters.
+Will there be wall-to-wall coverage in the media eviscerating Gilllum for making promises he can’t keep?
+Will Gillum be asked to denounce his campaign staffer using a racial slur to demean white voters in Florida?
+Watch the full video:
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+Migrant Caravan Reach Border & Climb Atop Fencing Effortlessly (Video)
+
+Members from one of the migrant caravans finally reached the US border on Tuesday.
+Videos were captured and Border Patrol agents were on the scene as they were witnessed climbing effortlessly up the wall and standing and sitting atop it.
+Fox 5 reports:
+SAN DIEGO -- People on the Mexican side of the border could be seen climbing the fence near Border Field State Park Tuesday afternoon after part of the Central American migrant caravan arrived in Tijuana.
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+Several people scaled the fence and sat on top of it.
+A few jumped or crawled to openings in the fence onto U.S. soil but quickly ran back as Border Patrol agents approached.
+Several border agents were seen patrolling the area in trucks, 4-wheelers, a helicopter and on horses.
+Video of the migrants was captured in various reports.
+The caravan is here, illegally entering America This is a national disgrace Arrest and deport them all back to their home country pic.twitter.com/zmAvbC13eL — Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) November 14, 2018
+Increased activity at the U.S.-Mexico border after part of the Central American migrant caravan arrived in Tijuana.
+Border Patrol has not confirmed whether this group is part of the caravan.STORY: http://via.kswbtv.com/Ky5E4 Posted by FOX 5 San Diego on Tuesday, November 13, 2018
+US Customs and Border Patrol San Diego tweeted, "The first group of the migrant caravan arrived at the Tijuana border yesterday afternoon.
+# CBP has deployed resources to safely secure the area near Imperial Beach.
+All seeking entry into the U.S. are urged to present themselves at an official Port of Entry."
+The first group of the migrant caravan arrived at the Tijuana border yesterday afternoon.
+#CBP has deployed resources to safely secure the area near Imperial Beach.
+All seeking entry into the U.S. are urged to present themselves at an official Port of Entry.
+#USBP pic.twitter.com/uGWUKjxJkj — CBP San Diego (@CBPSanDiego) November 14, 2018
+Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen said, "Border security is national security, and @ DHSgov will enforce our nation's laws.
+Today, I am at the # Texas border talking with @ CBP officials on how we are securing ports of entry."
+Border security is national security, and @DHSgov will enforce our nation's laws.
+Today, I am at the #Texas border talking with @CBP officials on how we are securing ports of entry.
+pic.twitter.com/fOlIQNF5pW — Sec.
+Kirstjen Nielsen (@SecNielsen) November 14, 2018
+She also met with Secretary of Defense James Mattis in Texas.
+I met with #SecDef in #Texas today to highlight the work that we are doing together to secure our borders.
+I want to thank @DeptofDefense for their partnership across the full spectrum of @DHSgov missions.
+pic.twitter.com/eGyzwyXDw9 — Sec.
+Kirstjen Nielsen (@SecNielsen) November 14, 2018
+So far, we are being told that authorities are keeping an eye on the migrants as they celebrate their journey, but no reports have been issued saying they have actually crossed over yet.
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+This Guardian Fake News Story Proves That The Media Can't Be Trusted
+
+November 29, 2018
+This Guardian Fake News Story Proves That The Media Can't Be Trusted
+In 2015 the British Guardian appointed Katherine Viner as editor in chief.
+Under her lead the paper took a new direction.
+While it earlier made attempts to balance its shoddier side with some interesting reporting, it is now solidly main stream in the worst sense.
+It promotes neo-liberalism and a delves into cranky identity grievances stories.
+It also became an main outlet for manipulative propaganda peddled by the British secret services.
+Its recent fake news story about Paul Manafort, Wikileaks and Julian Assange aptly demonstrates this.
+The documentation of it is a bit lengthy but provides that it was a willful fake.
+On November 27 the Guardian prepared to publish a story which asserted that Paula Manafort, Trump's former campaign manager, had met Julian Assange, the publisher of Wikileaks, in the Ecuadorian embassy in London on at least three occasions.
+Some two hours before the story went public it contacted Manafort and Assange's lawyers to get their comments.
+Assange's Wikileaks responded through its public Twitter account which has 5.4 million followers.
+On of those followers is Katherine Viner:
+WikiLeaks @wikileaks - 13:06 utc - 27 Nov 2018 SCOOP: In letter today to Assange's lawyers, Guardian's Luke Harding, winner of Private Eye's Plagiarist of the Year, falsely claims jailed former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort had secret meetings with Assange in 2013, 2015 and 2016 in story Guardian are "planning to run".
+It attached the email the Guardian's Luke Harding had send.
+90 minutes later the Guardian piece went life.
+It led the front page and also appeared in print.
+The first version read:
+Manafort held secret talks with Assange in Ecuadorian embassy Donald Trump’s former campaign manager Paul Manafort held secret talks with Julian Assange inside the Ecuadorian embassy in London, and visited around the time he joined Trump’s campaign, the Guardian has been told.
+Sources have said Manafort went to see Assange in 2013, 2015 and in spring 2016 – during the period when he was made a key figure in Trump’s push for the White House.
+It is unclear why Manafort wanted to see Assange and what was discussed.
+But the last meeting is likely to come under scrutiny and could interest Robert Mueller, the special prosecutor who is investigating alleged collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
+A well-placed source has told the Guardian that Manafort went to see Assange around March 2016.
+Months later WikiLeaks released a stash of Democratic emails stolen by Russian intelligence officers.
+Manafort, 69, denies involvement in the hack and says the claim is “100% false”.
+His lawyers declined to answer the Guardian’s questions about the visits.
+The piece did not include the public denial Wikileaks issued to its 5.4 million followers one and a half hour before it was published.
+The Guardian piece came at a critical moment.
+Currently the U.K. and Ecuador conspire to deliver Julian Assange to U.S. authorities.
+On Monday special counsel Robert Mueller said Manafort lied to investigators, violating his recent plea deal.
+The new sensational claim was immediately picked up by prominent reporters and major main stream outlets.
+They distributed is as a factual account.
+It is likely that millions of people took note of its claim.
+But several people who had followed the Russiagate fairytale and the Mueller investigation were immediately suspicious of the Guardian claim.
+The story was weakly sourced and included some details that seemed unlikely to be true.
+Glenn Greenwald noted that the Ecuadorian embassy is under heavy CCTV surveillance.
+There are several guards, and visitors have to provide their identity to enter it.
+Every visit is logged.
+If Manafort had really visited Assange, it would have long been known:
+In sum, the Guardian published a story today that it knew would explode into all sorts of viral benefits for the paper and its reporters even though there are gaping holes and highly sketchy aspects to the story.
+Moreover, the main author of the story, Luke Harding, is known to be a notorious fraud, a russo-phobe intelligence asset with a personal grievance towards Assange and Wikileaks.
+A year ago an important Moon of Alabama piece - From Snowden To Russia-gate - The CIA And The Media - mentioned Harding:
+The people who promote the "Russian influence" nonsense are political operatives or hacks.
+Take for example Luke Harding of the Guardian who just published a book titled Collusion: Secret Meetings, Dirty Money, and How Russia Helped Donald Trump Win.
+He was taken apart in a Real News interview (vid) about the book.
+The interviewer pointed out that there is absolutely no evidence in the book to support its claims.
+When asked for any proof for his assertion Harding defensively says that he is just "storytelling" - in other words: it is fiction.
+Harding earlier wrote a book about Edward Snowden which was a similar sham.
+Julian Assange called it "a hack job in the purest sense of the term".
+Harding is also known as plagiarizer.
+When he worked in Moscow he copied stories and passages from the now defunct Exile, run by Matt Taibbi and Mark Ames.
+The Guardian had to publish an apology.
+The new Guardian story looked like another weak attempt to connect the alleged Russian malfeasance with Assange and the Wikileaks publishing of the DNC emails.
+Assange and other involved people deny that such a relation existed.
+There is no public evidence that support such claims.
+Shortly after the Guardian's fake news story went public Paul Manafort issued an unequivocal denial:
+“I have never met Julian Assange or anyone connected to him,” the statement said.
+“I have never been contacted by anyone connected to Wikileaks, either directly or indirectly.
+I have never reached out to Assange or Wikileaks on any matter.
+We are considering all legal options against the Guardian who proceeded with this story even after being notified by my representatives that it was false.”
+At 16:05 utc the Guardian silently edited the story.
+Caveats (here in italic and underlined) were added to the headline and within several paragraphs.
+No editorial note was attached to inform the readers of the changes:
+Manafort held secret talks with Assange in Ecuadorian embassy, sources say ...
+It is unclear why Manafort would have wanted to see Assange and what was discussed.
+But the last apparent meeting is likely to come under scrutiny and could interest Robert Mueller, the special prosecutor who is investigating alleged collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
+...
+Why Manafort might have sought out Assange in 2013 is unclear.
+...
+Manafort, 69, denies involvement in the hack and says the claim is “100% false”.
+His lawyers initially declined to answer the Guardian’s questions about the visits.
+One paragraph was added to included Wikileaks' denial:
+In a series of tweets WikiLeaks said Assange and Manafort had not met.
+Assange described the story as a hoax.
+At 16:30 utc, under fire from other media and journalists, the Guardian issued a statement:
+This story relied on a number of sources.
+We put these allegations to both Paul Manafort and Julian Assange's representatives prior to publication.
+Neither responded to deny the visits taking place.
+We have since updated the story to reflect their denials.
+This defensive Guardian claim is, like its story, evidently completely false.
+Wikileaks publicly denied the Guardian's claims 90 minutes before the story was first published.
+Manafort asserts that his lawyers had notified the Guardian that the story was false before the Guardian 'proceeded with the story'.
+At 21:05 utc a third version was published which included Manafort's denial.
+Half an hour later Julian Assange instructed his lawyers to sue the Guardian for libel.
+Wikileaks opened a fund to support the lawsuit.
+A day after the Guardian smear piece the Washington Times reported that Manafort's passports, entered into evidence by the Mueller prosecution, show that he did not visit London in any of the years the Guardian claimed he was there to visit Assange.
+The story was completely false and the Guardian knew it was.
+It disregarded and left out the denials the subjects of the story had issued before it was published.
+
+The Guardian has become a main outlet for British government disinformation operations aimed at defaming Russia.
+It smeared Assange and Snowden as Russian collaborators.
+It uncritically peddled the Russiagate story and the nonsensical Skripal claims which are both obviously concocted by British intelligence services.
+That seems to have become its main purpose.
+As Disobediant Media notes (emphasis in the original):
+While most readers with functional critical thinking capacity may readily dismiss the Guardian’s smear on its face, the fact that the Guardian published this piece, and that Luke Harding is still operating with even the tiniest modicum of respect as a journalist despite his history of deceit, tells us something bone-chilling about journalism.
+It is no accident that Luke Harding is still employed: in fact, it is because of Harding’s consistent loyalty to establishment, specifically the UK intelligence apparatus, over the truth that determines his “success” amongst legacy press outlets.
+Harding is not a defacement or a departure from the norm, but the personification of it.
+Jonathan Cook, a former Guardian writer, makes a similar point:
+The truth is that the Guardian has not erred in this latest story attacking Assange, or in its much longer-running campaign to vilify him.
+With this story, it has done what it regularly does when supposedly vital western foreign policy interests are at stake – it simply regurgitates an elite-serving, western narrative.
+Its job is to shore up a consensus on the left for attacks on leading threats to the existing, neoliberal order: ...
+The Guardian did not make a mistake in vilifying Assange without a shred of evidence.
+It did what it is designed to do.
+We have previously shown that the Guardian even uses fascist propaganda tropes to smear the Russian people.
+It is openly publishing Goebbels' cartoons and rhetoric against Europes biggest state.
+There is no longer any line that it does not dare to cross.
+Unfortunately other 'western' media are not much better.
+Within hours of being published the Guardian piece was debunked as fake news.
+That did not hinder other outlets to add to its smear.
+Politico allowed "a former CIA officer," writing under a pen name, to suggest - without any evidence - that the Guardian has been duped - not by its MI5/6 and Ecuadorian spy sources, but by Russian disinformation:
+Rather than being the bombshell smoking gun that directly connects the Trump campaign to WikiLeaks, perhaps the report is something else entirely: a disinformation campaign.
+Is it possible someone planted this story as a means to discredit the journalists?
+...
+Harding is likely a major target for anyone wrapped up in Russia’s intelligence operation against the West’s democratic institutions.
+...
+If this latest story about Manafort and Assange is false—that is, if, for example, the sources lied to Harding and Collyns (or if the sources themselves were lied to and thus thought they were being truthful in their statements to the journalists), or if the Ecuadorian intelligence document is a fake, the most logical explanation is that it is an attempt to make Harding look bad.
+The is zero evidence in the Politico screed that supports its suggestions and claims.
+It is fake news about a fake news story.
+It also included the false claim that Glenn Greenwald worked with Wikileaks on the Snowden papers.
+That claim was later removed.
+We have seen a similar pattern in the Skripal affair.
+When 'western' intelligence get caught in spreading disinformation, they accuse Russia of being the source of the fake.
+Unfortunately no western main stream media can any longer be trusted to publish the truth.
+The Guardian is only one of many which peddle smears and disinformation about the 'enemies' of the ruling 'western interests'.
+It is on all of us to debunk them and to educate the public about their scheme.
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+Next plague outbreak in Madagascar could be 'stronger': WHO
+
+Geneva - The World Health Organisation chief on Wednesday said a deadly plague epidemic appeared to have been brought under control in Madagascar, but warned the next outbreak would likely be stronger.
+
+"The next transmission could be more pronounced or stronger," WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told reporters in Geneva, insisting that "the issue is serious."
+
+An outbreak of both bubonic plague, which is spread by infected rats via flea bites, and pneumonic plague, spread person to person, has killed more than 200 people in the Indian Ocean island nation since August.
+
+Madagascar has suffered bubonic plague outbreaks almost every year since 1980, often caused by rats fleeing forest fires.
+
+The disease tends to make a comeback each hot rainy season, from September to April.
+On average, between 300 and 600 infections are recorded every year among a population approaching 25 million people, according to a UN estimate.
+
+But Tedros voiced alarm that "plague in Madagascar behaved in a very, very different way this year."
+
+Cases sprang up far earlier than usual and, instead of being confined to the countryside, the disease infiltrated towns.
+The authorities recorded more than 2 000 cases, and Tedros said Wednesday the death toll stood at 207.
+
+He also pointed to the presence of the pneumonic version, which spreads more easily and is more virulent, in the latest outbreak.
+
+He praised the rapid response from WHO and Madagascar authorities that helped bring the outbreak under control, but warned that the danger was not over.
+
+The larger-than-usual outbreak had helped spread the bacteria that causes the plague more widely.
+
+This along with poor sanitation and vector control on Madagascar meant that "when (the plague) comes again it starts from more stock, and the magnitude in the next transmission could be higher than the one that we saw," Tedros said.
+
+"That means that Madagascar could be affected more, and not only that, it could even spill over into neighbouring countries and beyond," he warned.
+
+Complicating vector control is the fact that the fleas that carry the Yersinia pestis bacteria that causes the plague have proven to be widely resistant to chemicals and insecticides.
+
+"That's a dangerous combination," Tedros said.
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+US bloggers banned from entering UK
+
+Two prominent US bloggers have been banned from entering the UK, the Home Office has said.
+
+Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer co-founded anti-Muslim group Stop Islamization of America.
+
+They were due to speak at an English Defence League march in Woolwich, where Drummer Lee Rigby was killed.
+
+A government spokesman said individuals whose presence "is not conducive to the public good" could be excluded by the home secretary.
+
+He added: "We condemn all those whose behaviours and views run counter to our shared values and will not stand for extremism in any form."
+
+'Right decision'
+Ms Geller, of the Atlas Shrugs blog, and Mr Spencer, of Jihad Watch, are also co-founders of the American Freedom Defense Initiative, best known for a pro-Israel "Defeat Jihad" poster campaign on the New York subway.
+On both of their blogs the pair called their bans from entering the UK "a striking blow against freedom" and said the "the nation that gave the world the Magna Carta is dead".
+
+They were due to attend a march planned by the far-right EDL to mark Armed Forces Day on 29 June, ending in Woolwich, south east London, where soldier Drummer Rigby was murdered last month.
+
+Keith Vaz, chairman of the Home Affairs Select Committee, who had called for the bloggers to be banned from the UK, said: "I welcome the home secretary's ban on Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer from entering the country.
+This is the right decision.
+The UK should never become a stage for inflammatory speakers who promote hate."
+
+EDL leader Tommy Robinson, meanwhile, criticised the decision and said Ms Geller and Mr Spencer were coming to the UK to lay flowers at the place where Drummer Rigby died.
+
+"It's embarrassing for this so-called land of democracy and freedom of speech," he said.
+
+"How many hate preachers are living in this country?
+It just shows what sort of a two-tier system we have here."
+
+'Foster hatred'
+Anti-fascism campaigners Hope Not Hate had campaigned for the pair to not be allowed into the UK.
+
+A researcher with the organisation, Matthew Collins, said it was "delighted" with the decision.
+
+"These two are among some of the most extreme anti-Muslim activists in the world.
+They've nothing to contribute to life in this country.
+
+"They're not here to contribute to good community relations.
+They only wanted to come here and help the EDL stir up more trouble.
+Britain doesn't need more hate even just for a few days."
+
+Mr Spencer put up a copy of what appears to be the exclusion decision from the Home Office on the Jihad Watch website, while Ms Geller posted a copy of her letter on her website, Atlas Shrugs.
+
+The letters, both dated Tuesday, claim that both activists have fallen within the scope of a list of unacceptable behaviours by making statements which may "foster hatred" and lead to "inter-community violence" in the UK.
+
+Both letters gave examples of anti-Muslim views stated by both and went on to say that should they be allowed to enter the UK the home secretary believes they would "continue to espouse such views".
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+Kate Steinle's death at the hands of a Mexican national became a flashpoint in the immigration debate — here's the story behind her killing
+
+The surprise acquittal of Jose Ines Garcia Zarate in the shooting death of San Francisco woman Kate Steinle set off a firestorm of outrage Thursday night, as top conservatives and critics of so-called "sanctuary cities" pinned blame for Steinle's death on illegal immigration and insufficiently aggressive deportation policies.
+
+Garcia Zarate, a 45-year-old Mexican national who was homeless and living in the US illegally when he fired the shot that killed Steinle, was acquitted by a jury on murder and manslaughter charges.
+The jury convicted him of the lesser charge of being a felon in possession of a gun, which carries a maximum sentence of three years in state prison.
+
+Steinle, 32, was fatally shot while she walked along Pier 14 of the San Francisco Bay with her father in July 2015.
+The bullet that pierced her back had ricocheted off the concrete ground after it was fired by Garcia Zarate from a handgun belonging to a federal ranger that had been stolen four days earlier.
+
+Garcia Zarate's defense attorneys argued that the shooting was an accident — they said he found the gun wrapped in a T-shirt or cloth under a pier bench and unintentionally discharged it.
+Lead attorney Matt Gonzalez has argued that the weapon was a SIG Sauer with a "hair trigger in single-action mode" — a model well-known for accidental discharges even among experienced shooters.
+Gonzalez told the jury, according to the San Francisco Chronicle, that Garcia Zarate had never handled a firearm before, was frightened by the noise of the gunshot, then flung the weapon into the bay where it was later found by a diver.
+
+Prosecutors, however, alleged that Garcia Zarate brought the weapon to the pier deliberately to do harm, and intentionally aimed and shot Steinle after firmly pulling the trigger.
+They said Garcia Zarate then threw the weapon into the bay and fled the scene.
+
+Beyond the shooting itself, perhaps the most controversial aspect of Garcia Zarate's case involves his previous criminal activity and history of deportations, and how San Francisco and federal authorities handled his custody before he ever picked up the gun and shot Steinle.
+At the time of Steinle's death, Garcia Zarate had been convicted of nonviolent drug crimes and deported five times since the early 1990s.
+
+He faced a sixth deportation in 2015, and was in Justice Department (DOJ) custody that March after serving 46 months in prison for a felony re-entry into the US, but instead of transferring him into the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for deportation, the department transferred him to the San Francisco County Jail for prosecution of a 1995 marijuana charge.
+
+San Francisco prosecutors, who had long ago deprioritized marijuana charges, dismissed the decades-old charge and released Garcia Zarate on April 15, 2015.
+Due to San Francisco's policy of limiting cooperation with federal immigration authorities — which some refer to as a "sanctuary" policy — the city did not inform ICE when they released Garcia Zarate.
+
+As a result of the case, both the DOJ and the city of San Francisco have changed several policies.
+The DOJ announced in 2016 it would no longer release potentially deportable detainees to local jails without first allowing ICE to take custody.
+San Francisco, meanwhile, has adjusted its policy to notify ICE if they are releasing suspected undocumented immigrants who face charges of serious or violent felonies.
+
+"This tragedy could have been prevented if San Francisco had simply turned the alien over to ICE as we requested, instead of releasing him back onto the streets," ICE Director Thomas Homan said in a statement on Thursday.
+"It is unconscionable that politicians across this country continue to endanger the lives of Americans with sanctuary policies while ignoring the harm inflicted on their constituents."
+
+But ICE has faced criticism of its own over not seeking a judicial warrant to legally obtain custody of Garcia Zarate when it discovered he had been transferred into San Francisco's custody.
+The agency has argued that obtaining judicial warrants are unnecessary and would place too much burden on ICE officials and federal courts.
+
+Though the agency did issue a request to the city to detain Garcia Zarate until ICE officials could pick him up, their detainer requests are not signed by a judge and are therefore not legally binding.
+San Francisco's policy is to ignore such requests if they are not accompanied by judge-signed warrants, and the city has cited federal court cases concluding that such detentions violate inmates' Fourth Amendment rights.
+
+Garcia Zarate's deportation and criminal history made him an effective target for immigration hardliners, who argued that Steinle would still be alive were it not for an insecure border and lenient treatment toward suspected undocumented immigrants in local jails.
+President Donald Trump immediately seized on the verdict on Thursday as evidence of the perils of "Illegal Immigration."
+Trump frequently villainized Garcia Zarate and cited Steinle's death during his presidential campaign, using the case to bolster his argument for a border wall and aid his crusade against "sanctuary cities."
+
+Early on Friday, Trump also falsely claimed on Twitter that Garcia Zarate had previously committed violent crimes and had illegally entered the US six times due to lax border security under the Obama administration.
+
+"The Kate Steinle killer came back and back over the weakly protected Obama border, always committing crimes and being violent, and yet this info was not used in court.
+His exoneration is a complete travesty of justice.
+BUILD THE WALL!"
+Trump tweeted.
+
+In fact, Garcia Zarate had never been convicted of a violent crime before Steinle's shooting — his previous convictions were for nonviolent drug crimes and illegal entry.
+Lax border security, too, does not appear to be a factor since Garcia Zarate was caught by border patrol agents each time he entered the country under the Obama administration.
+
+In contrast, Steinle's family has expressed nuanced views on immigration and "sanctuary" policies.
+They have both condemned Trump for "sensationalizing" Steinle's death to advance anti-immigration policies, and expressed frustration with San Francisco officials, who they believe went too far in refusing to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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+Here are all the sexual misconduct accusations against Sen. Al Franken
+
+Sen. Al Franken announced his resignationon the Senate floor Thursday morning, as Democratic calls for his resignation mount following the latest sexual misconduct accusations against him.
+
+About 30 Senate Democrats, starting with women, have urged the Minnesota Democrat to step down.
+
+Franken on Thursday denied most of the allegations, which started to surface last month.
+Here are the eight accusations he faces:
+
+Leeann Tweeden, a radio news anchor, says Franken groped and forcibly kissed her during a USO tour in 2006, before the former comedian was a senator.
+She says Franken "aggressively stuck his tongue in my mouth" when the pair rehearsed a skit that featured a kiss.
+A photo also surfaced showing Franken looking at a camera while pretending to grab Tweeden's breasts as she was sleeping while clothed.
+The senator apologized for the photo but said he remembered the skit incident differently.
+Lindsay Menz says Franken grabbed her buttocks when the pair posed for a photo at the Minnesota State Fair in 2010.
+Franken later said he did not remember taking the picture but "felt badly" that Menz felt disrespected.
+Two other unidentified women told HuffPost that Franken grabbed their buttocks at separate events in 2007 and 2008.
+One of the women says Franken suggested that he and she should go to the bathroom together.
+Franken said he did not remember the events and denied asking anyone to visit the bathroom with him.
+Stephanie Kemplin, an Army veteran, says Franken put his hand on her breast during a USO tour in 2003.
+In a statement following that accusation, Franken's office said he has not "intentionally engage in" the "kind of conduct" described.
+A woman described as a "former elected official in New England" told the Jezebel website that Franken tried to give her a "wet, open-mouthed kiss" during an event in 2006.
+The senator has not appeared to respond specifically to the allegation.
+An unnamed former Democratic congressional aide told Politico that the senator tried to forcibly kiss her after he taped a radio show in 2006.
+She says she avoided the kiss, then heard Franken say "it's my right as an entertainer."
+Franken called the allegation "categorically not true."
+Tina Dupuy writes in The Atlantic that Franken put his hand around her waist while the pair posed for a photo and squeezed "at least twice" during an event in 2009.
+The senator has not specifically responded to that allegation.
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+Kavanaugh Nomination Is Exploding in Trump’s Face
+
+The president is doubling down on an increasingly risky candidate.
+Justice Anthony Kennedy gave President Donald Trump the biggest political gift possible when he announced his resignation in the spring.
+Even though not everything that’s gone wrong is Trump’s fault, he has managed to make a complete hash of Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to fill the empty seat on the court.
+It’s a good example of how badly Trump does his job more than a year and a half into his administration.
+
+To begin with, Trump has outsourced his judicial nominations to outside, party-aligned groups, the Heritage Foundation and the Federalist Society.
+That included an unusually central role for the Federalist Society’s Leonard Leo.
+
+That wasn’t entirely a Trump mistake.
+His decision during the campaign to release a list of potential justices drafted by Leo reflected the reality-TV star’s weakness as a presidential candidate.
+The party was worried that Trump might turn out not to be a conservative; to reassure them, he publicly committed to their top goal.
+In some ways, that’s successful coalition-building, and what he’s done in office is just keeping his promises on judges.
+
+Still, it’s one thing to form an alliance with conservatives; it’s another to turn the whole process over to them.
+We don’t know to what extent Kavanaugh was Trump’s choice and to what extent he was manipulated into choosing him.
+We have plenty of evidence that Trump is easily manipulated by those around him, and that Kavanaugh is a good fit for Trump’s biases: The judge has Ivy League credentials and he passes Trump’s cut-of-his-jib test by looking the part.
+1
+
+Either way, Kavanaugh was a poor choice from the point of view of good presidenting.
+The judge was certain to be a highly controversial selection from the start.
+After all, he had been a highly controversial selection for his current circuit court seat, eventually getting confirmed with only four Democratic votes after a long delay.
+Kavanaugh is a longtime Republican operative, a hard-liner during both the Vince Foster and Monica Lewinsky investigations.
+Nominating him, rather than a conservative with similar views but a different background, was bound to stir up trouble.
+It was also true, as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell reportedly warned, that normal disclosure of Kavanaugh’s record, especially his service during the George W. Bush administration, was going to delay confirmation even more.
+Senate Republicans dealt with that problem by deciding to not bother with any Kavanaugh documents that couldn’t be produced rapidly, which further riled up the Democrats and gave that party some good talking points.
+2
+
+
+Sometimes it’s worth taking risks.
+Presidents who shy away from anything that’s not a sure thing can fail to exploit opportunities.
+It’s just very hard to see any upside for Trump in choosing Kavanaugh instead of a safer, but still very conservative, other option.
+3
+
+When serious charges of sexual misconduct were raised against Kavanaugh, Trump decided to stick with him instead of moving on to another candidate.
+It’s still not clear that Kavanaugh’s nomination is doomed, but it’s certainly in severe trouble.
+Losing a high-profile fight is always going to hurt a president, which is why they should take care to avoid high-risk, low-reward conflicts.
+But there’s an art to minimizing damage.
+And Trump hasn’t learned it yet.
+
+For one thing, the president has made this an extremely high-profile episode by stringing out the process as the accusations against Kavanaugh gained credibility and even multiplied.
+Whether that matters in terms of public opinion for Trump is unclear, but it certainly isn’t good for any Republican senators caught up in the middle, along with any other candidates who have had to weigh in only to find the facts as they knew them constantly changing.
+
+It’s also the case that the more negative information comes out, the more it appears that the Trump and his White House staff failed to do their jobs in vetting and managing Kavanaugh.
+If the nomination had been pulled right after Christine Blasey Ford made her initial assertions about Kavanaugh, the public might have concluded that it wasn’t Trump’s fault that a previously unaired accusation came to light.
+
+Meanwhile, Trump’s behavior has been as erratic as ever.
+First he said that Brasey had to be heard; then he attacked her in terms that were a slur on all women who have been assaulted without immediately reporting it to the police, and he also blamed the Senate for not voting before she came forward.
+He sometimes praises Kavanaugh, but also let it be known that he thought the nominee had performed badly in his Fox News interview.
+The White House demanded a final up and down vote on Tuesday; by Wednesday, he was saying that the nomination would die if Kavanaugh didn’t do well before the Judiciary Committee on Thursday.
+The sum of all this has been, as in many other episodes, that Trump and his White House are a gang that can’t shoot straight and that he’s eager to blame his allies and lash out at his enemies in ugly ways when things go wrong.
+
+A botched nomination matters because allies will be less likely to trust Trump, not just on Supreme Court choices, but on any initiative.
+And, for that matter, they’ll be less likely to trust him when he asserts that there’s nothing remaining for Special Counsel Robert Mueller to reveal.
+Trump’s professional reputation is already terrible, but everything counts.
+As the political scientist Richard Neustadt said, political elites are constantly evaluating and re-evaluating the president.
+Trump is hurting himself right now, and will have hurt himself more if Kavanaugh is not confirmed.
+
+And yes, I call it the cut-of-his-jib test quite deliberately.
+It's no surprise that someone who hires based on what he thinks someone doing that job should look like, which seems to be based on hazy old-time Hollywood casting, would wind up with fewer women in his administration than any of his recent predecessors.
+
+I've argued that too much disclosure is required, and that Democrats (and any wavering Republicans) had more than enough information to make up their mind.
+I still think that's true.
+But it did leave Republicans vulnerable to claims about transparency which were likely to be popular -- most people, and the entire press corps, love transparency -- and vulnerable to bombshells in the documentary record which hadn't been initially disclosed.
+In the event, that's not what's causing the trouble, but still it's an example of Trump taking needless risks.
+
+Some have speculated that Kavanaugh would be especially likely to rule in Trump's favor if any cases stemming from the Robert Mueller investigation wind up at the high court.
+Perhaps.
+There are plenty of other partisan, conservative judges, and plenty of conservative judges who lean towards an expansive view of presidential powers.
+And if Kavanaugh is really an outlier on that issue, then he won't be in the majority on any future decision anyway.
+So, no, I don't think there's any good reason to think Kavanaugh would be especially helpful to Trump compared to others he could have selected.
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+Domestic abuse allegations against Keith Ellison cannot be substantiated, Dems' lawyer says
+
+A lawyer hired by Minnesota Democrats says she is unable to substantiate the accusations of domestic abuse against Rep. Keith Ellison because the lawmaker’s ex-girlfriend refused to provide video of the incident - but the findings are still being turned over to law enforcement.
+
+The Associated Press on Monday reported that it obtained a draft of a report written by Susan Ellingstad, a lawyer hired by Minnesota's Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party to investigate the claim against Ellison.
+
+
+"The investigation report, which was released today without our knowledge by someone outside of our organization, was unable to substantiate the claim of physical abuse made by Ms. Monahan,” DFL Chairman Ken Martin said in a statement.
+
+Martin said they planned to turn over the report to local law enforcement.
+
+“For the purpose of objectivity and getting all of the facts regarding these allegations, we have decided to forward the information in the investigation to local authorities in order to let them review the contents and determine whether further investigation is warranted,” Martin said.
+The Democratic congressman, who serves as deputy chairman of the Democratic National Committee, has denied the allegations.
+
+In a statement, Ellison thanked Ellingstad for conducting a "thorough, independent, and fair review."
+
+"I believe women who come forward must be heard, and to have their allegations fully investigated," Ellison said.
+"This is why I have complied with this investigation fully, and will do so with any other inquiries.
+... At this time, I will be focusing on the issues of this important election."
+
+Ellison’s ex-girlfriend, Karen Monahan, alleged in August that Ellison dragged her off a bed by her feet while screaming obscenities at her in 2016.
+Monahan said she had video footage of the incident and levied the allegation just days ahead of a crowded Democratic primary for Minnesota attorney general that Ellison went on to win.
+
+The state's Democratic party launched an investigation into the claim, retaining a local attorney with links to the state party to determine whether the alleged incident took place.
+Democratic party chairman Ken Martin said last week he expected the investigation to conclude soon.
+
+A draft report obtained by the AP noted Monahan's shifting rationale for refusing to produce the video footage, including that it was lost, was on a USB drive in storage and would be too embarrassing and traumatic to release it.
+
+The Ellison accusations have put Democrats in an uncomfortable position, as they speak out on sexual misconduct claims against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
+Kavanaugh denies the accusations.
+
+Monahan slammed the Democratic Party for its response to her allegations when compared to its treatment of Christine Blasey Ford.
+Ford has accused Kavanaugh of attempting to force himself onto her during a high school party nearly four decades ago.
+Many prominent Democrats have supported Ford’s allegations.
+
+“No, they don't,” Monahan tweeted in response to a question of whether the party believes women’s stories.
+“I've been smeared, threatened, isolated from my own party.
+I provided medical records from 2017, stating on two different Dr.
+Visits, I told them about the abuse and who did it.
+My therapist released records stating I have been dealing and healing from the abuse.”
+
+She added: “Four people, including my supervisor at the time, stated that I came to them after and shared the exact story I shared publicly, I shared multiple text between me and Keith, where I discuss the abuse with him and much more.
+As I said before, I knew I wouldn't be believed.”
+Many other Democrats and progressives – who largely stayed silent after the accusations against Ellison emerged – came out in support of Ford, including Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and Tom Perez, chairman of the DNC, who urged to investigate the claims and Kavanaugh.
+
+Monahan went to reiterate that her story has nothing to do with politics.
+“I have nothing to prove to anyone, I simply shared my story.
+People can believe it or not.
+I don’t need anyone to affirm my humanity, I affirmed it,” she wrote in another tweet.
+
+“The fact that both parties only care if it scores political points is hypocritical,” she added.
+“Do you think a person who has dealt with any form of abuse by politicians is thinking about politics?
+No, we & are families are trying to heal.”
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+Agencies scramble to prep Russia probe files for release after sweeping Trump order
+
+Intelligence agencies were scrambling Tuesday to comply with a sweeping order by President Trump to declassify key documents that could shed light on the origins of the Russia collusion probe that has hamstrung the administration for more than 18 months.
+
+The documents Trump ordered declassified involve a renewed Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant against former campaign aide Carter Page and text messages from disgraced former FBI officials Peter Strzok and Lisa Page.
+
+
+The president on Monday afternoon ordered that the documents be released by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) and the Justice Department “[a]t the request of a number of committees of Congress, and for reasons of transparency,” according to a statement issued by White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders.
+
+It is not immediately clear how and when the documents will be released, but by Monday evening, intelligence agencies said they had already begun working to prepare the documents.
+
+“When the President issues such an order, it triggers a declassification review process that is conducted by various agencies within the intelligence community, in conjunction with the White House Counsel, to seek to ensure the safety of America’s national security interests,” a Justice Department spokesperson said in a statement to Fox News.
+“The Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are already working with the Director of National Intelligence to comply with the President’s order.”
+
+ODNI spokeswoman Kellie Wade also said that the agency was “working expeditiously with our interagency partners to conduct a declassification review of the documents the President has identified for declassification.”
+
+The documents include all FBI reports on interviews, also known as 302s, with Justice Department official Bruce Ohr and all FBI reports of interviews prepared in connection with applications to surveil Carter Page, as well as 21 pages of one renewed warrant.
+The 21 pages make up only a small portion of the 412 pages of FISA applications and warrants related to Page released by the FBI earlier this year in a heavily redacted format.
+The June 2017 application was the last of four filed by the Justice Department in support of FISA court orders allowing the monitoring of Page for nearly a year.
+
+The president also ordered the release of unredacted text messages from fired FBI Special Agent Peter Strzok, former FBI counsel Lisa Page, former FBI Director James Comey and former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe.
+
+The president for months has blasted Strzok and Page for the bias revealed in their text messages, as well as Comey and McCabe for their leadership of the FBI.
+Comey was fired from the bureau in May 2017; McCabe was fired by Attorney General Jeff Sessions in March; Page left the bureau in May; and Strzok was fired last month.
+A source familiar with the timing of the declassification told Fox News they expected the Carter Page warrant application to be declassified first, followed by the FBI reports on agent interviews with Ohr.
+
+The source added that the Justice Department is working on a "compressed timeline" and they expect the first release of records in days or sooner.
+The text messages are expected to take longer because of the sheer number involved and the fact that Trump ordered their release without redactions.
+
+Republicans on Capitol Hill, including House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes, R-Calif., are touting the president’s order, saying it covers “pretty much everything that he wanted…and the text messages are a bonus,” a source said of Nunes.
+
+Congressional Republicans are hoping the files reveal details about the start of the Russia investigation led by the FBI, which evolved into Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian meddling and potential collusion with Trump campaign associates during the 2016 presidential election.
+
+But Democrats,including the committee’s ranking member, Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., are blasting the declassification order as a “clear abuse of power.”
+
+"[Trump] has decided to intervene in a pending law enforcement investigation by ordering the selective release of materials he believes are helpful to his defense team and thinks will advance a false narrative," Schiff said.
+"With respect to some of these materials, I have been previously informed by the FBI and Justice Department that they would consider their release a red line that must not be crossed as they may compromise sources and methods.
+
+"This is evidently of no consequence to a President who cares about nothing about the country and everything about his narrow self-interest," Schiff added.
+
+The president’s order is similar to his February move, when he cleared the way for the Republican-led House Intelligence Committee to release a partisan memo about the surveillance warrant on Carter Page.
+Democrats, weeks later, released their own version of the memo.
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+A popular public school Bible class in West Virginia faces legal challenge
+
+Gym is Trenton Tolliver’s favorite class.
+But the 7-year-old is also a huge fan of the weekly Bible course at Princeton Primary, his public elementary school.
+He gets to play matching games about Bible stories and listen to classic tales.
+Noah and the Ark is a favorite.
+Adam and Eve and the garden of Eden, of course.
+And the story about how their son Cain killed his brother, Abel.
+
+“That one was a little bit of a surprise,” Trenton said as he sat with his parents, Brett and Courtney Tolliver, one day this month watching his little sister’s soccer practice on a lush field in this small town in the mountains of southern West Virginia.
+
+This spring, Bible classes such as Trenton’s are on the minds of many here in Mercer County.
+For decades, the county’s public schools have offered a weekly Bible class during the school day — 30 minutes at the elementary level and 45 minutes in middle school.
+Bible classes on school time are a rarity in public education, but here they are a long-standing tradition.
+The program is not mandatory, but almost every child in the district attends.
+And there is widespread support for the classes: Parents and community members help raise nearly $500,000 a year to pay for the Bible in the Schools program.
+Now Bible in the Schools is facing a stiff legal challenge.
+Two county residents with school-age children argue in a lawsuit that the program violates the establishment clause of the First Amendment and the West Virginia constitution.
+Filed in January and amended last month by the Freedom From Religion Foundation, the suit charges that the Bible class “advances and endorses one religion, improperly entangles public schools in religious affairs, and violates the personal consciences of nonreligious and non-Christian parents and students.”
+
+Supporters are adamant that the weekly class is an elective meant to explore the history and literature of the Bible, not to promote religious belief.
+“My experience with it has been very positive.
+I’ve never known of anyone who has been pressured or felt ostracized,” said the Rev.
+David W. Dockery, senior pastor at First Baptist Church of Princeton.
+“Any time God’s word can be proclaimed is beneficial and is a good thing.”
+
+Trenton’s parents also find it hard to see why there would be objections.
+
+“I think it’s a great program mainly because it’s the only chance for some of these kids to even see the Bible,” said Brett Tolliver, 27.
+“More importantly, I don’t know who it harms.
+The kids aren’t forced to be there.”
+
+Courtney Tolliver, 26, a teacher in the district, agrees.
+
+“It’s not teaching religion, but it teaches character and respect and how important it is to tell the truth,” she said.
+“The kids love it and the ones who don’t participate aren’t made to feel left out.”
+
+But the plaintiffs in the suit and their backers argue that the program’s popularity shouldn’t matter in the face of Supreme Court rulings such as McCollum v. Board of Education in 1948 that have banned public schools from initiating or sponsoring religious activity.
+The suit alleges that the lessons in the Mercer schools are similar to what a child would hear in Sunday school and that they advocate the Ten Commandments and treat stories in the Bible as historical fact.
+The suit quotes from one lesson: “If all of the Israelites had chosen to follow the Ten Commandments, think of how safe and happy they would have been.” Another lesson asks students to imagine that humans and dinosaurs existed at the same time.
+It says: “So picture Adam being able to crawl up on the back of a dinosaur!
+He and Eve could have their own personal water slide!
+Wouldn’t that be so wild!”
+
+The district declined a request to observe one of the classes.
+Elizabeth Deal, who describes herself as agnostic, is one of the plaintiffs in the case.
+Her daughter attended elementary school in nearby Bluefield, but Deal kept her out of the Bible class.
+Even though the class was optional, Deal said there weren’t any alternative lessons or activities for those who opted out.
+Her daughter was told to sit in the computer lab for that half-hour and read a book.
+Bypassing the class left her vulnerable to bullying.
+Deal said other students told her daughter that she was going to hell.
+One day a student saw her daughter reading a “Harry Potter” novel and told her, according to the mother: “You don’t need to be reading this.
+You need to be reading the Bible.”
+
+Eventually Deal moved her daughter to a public school a few miles away in Virginia where there is no Bible class.
+She pays an out-of-state fee of several hundred dollars, but she no longer worries about her child being taunted.
+
+Deal said she joined the suit because she believes strongly in the separation of church and state.
+“When something is wrong,” she said, “you have to stand up against it.”
+God is a big deal in Mercer County, home to about 125 churches that dominate the main streets of its biggest towns, Princeton (population 6,400) and Bluefield (10,400), and smaller burgs such as Athens (1,000), Bramwell (360) and Oakvale (120).
+A lot of the good jobs in the county have left — 22 percent of its 61,000 residents live below the poverty level — but the churches have stayed.
+You can find the Church of God here.
+And the Church of Christ.
+And the Church of Jesus.
+There are a couple of Catholic churches, a synagogue and a mosque, but the vast majority of houses of worship are Baptist, Methodist or Pentecostal.
+The radio in the region is filled with gospel stations, Bible talk shows and Christian rock.
+Billboards tout the Ten Commandments or offer stern messages on abortion and eternal salvation.
+Beneath a Chick-fil-A billboard in Princeton, another asks: “If you die tonight.
+Heaven or Hell?”
+
+The Rev.
+Ray Hurt has been the lead pastor at the Church of God in Princeton for more than two decades.
+The church, one of the largest buildings in town, can hold up to 2,000 people for Sunday services and often does.
+For Hurt, Bible in the Schools, which has been in the public schools here in one form or another since 1939, is simply a way for students to further their knowledge.
+
+“There is a great deal of not just poetry and prose in the Bible, but from what I’ve read almost every piece of history that’s in the Bible has eventually been proven,” he said.
+“We see the Bible not just as a book of faith but as a pretty accurate account of history that informs us about a lot of things that happened.”
+
+Hurt, whose son, the Rev.
+J.B. Hurt, is also a minister in the Church of God and a member of the county school board, says he would oppose the program if he thought it was being used to teach religion or if students were required to take the class.
+But he also embraces the idea that the Bible offers irrefutable lessons in morality and teaches the difference between right and wrong.
+
+“If you read the Bible, you’re going to get a whole lot of good ideas that are going to stick with you and make you a better person,” he said.
+“You don’t have to push religion with it.
+It speaks for itself in terms of morals and ethics and those things.”
+The idea that a weekly Bible class for 6,600 students in 16 public elementary schools and three middle schools is somehow simply an academic offering doesn’t sit well with Lynne White, 54, a former two-term school board member and mother of two sons who went through Mercer schools.
+
+
+“As a person of faith myself, I don’t see any problem with having an after-school Bible program,” White said.
+“But to me this seems a pretty clear violation of the Constitution.”
+
+White holds the school board and leadership responsible for spreading what she says is a false sense of what the Bible in the Schools program is and does.
+
+In a commentary for the Charleston Gazette-Mail, White wrote that “the Bible in the schools program in Mercer County is being sustained on a foundation of lies.”
+
+She argued that the classes are character education based on biblical values, that they were not electives because West Virginia doesn’t offer electives in elementary or middle school and that even though the classes are funded by private donations, that doesn’t mean they should be taught during the instructional day.
+She also said it was untrue that children who didn’t take the class weren’t made to “feel different or ostracized.”
+When White posted the article on Facebook, she heard from some supporters, but many others questioned her faith.
+“I will pray for you and all non-believers Lynne White.
+God Bless!
+!” one wrote.
+
+Another wrote:
+
+“Lynne White You are not a Christian, a Christian is a person who strives to be more Christ like with everything they do and I do not believe Christ would be working to shut this program down or alter it to include your worldly views.”
+If it were simply a popularity contest, Bible in the Schools would be allowed to continue as is.
+Even the president of the local mosque in Princeton says it should stay.
+
+“It’s good to be God-fearing no matter how you approach it,” said Mohammad Iqbal, head of the Islamic Society of the Appalachian Region.
+“Whether it’s the Bible, whether it’s Koran, whether it’s Torah, whether it’s some other book.
+But it should be optional, not enforced.
+If the parents have no objection and the student has no objection, it is okay.”
+
+But the program’s fate will not be resolved by popular vote or on Facebook posts.
+Instead, the question will be tried in the courtroom of Judge David A. Faber of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia in Bluefield.
+(Faber was nominated by President George H.W.
+Bush.)
+
+Representing the Mercer school district is the First Liberty Institute, a nonprofit law firm based in Texas that specializes in religious freedom cases.
+Hiram Sasser, a lawyer at the firm, said the district’s main objective is to allow the Bible course to remain as an elective while making sure it complies with the law.
+The district filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit on Wednesday.
+
+“There are two things to look at,” Sasser said.
+“The first is whether you can have a Bible course at all.
+And the other is whether you can have the Bible course as it is presently constituted.
+It’s fair to say that we’re very confident on the first issue.
+And on the second issue .
+.
+.
+our client is very, very flexible in terms of making sure that the content is in compliance with the law.”
+
+But the plaintiffs aren’t looking for flexibility.
+They want the Bible class out of the school day.
+The program “is unconstitutional at its core and cannot be saved via modifications,” said Patrick Elliott, a lawyer with the Freedom From Religion Foundation.
+“There is no legally permissible way for Mercer County Schools to continue with any type of program like this.”
+
+According to Elliott, the Mercer program is “extremely rare” and there are only a handful of districts around the country with similar courses.
+The amended complaint, Elliott said, seeks to prevent the school system from “organizing, administering, or otherwise endorsing Bible classes for Mercer County Schools’ students in grades kindergarten through eighth grade.”
+
+Charles C. Haynes, the founding director of the Religious Freedom Center at the Newseum in Washington, doesn’t foresee the program surviving a court challenge in its current form.
+
+“This is a loser for the school district,” Haynes said.
+“It’s difficult to satisfy the First Amendment in elementary school when it comes to the Bible.
+Students at that age really aren’t prepared to tell the difference between what is history and what is religious conviction.”
+
+Haynes argues that people of faith are doing their religion a disservice when they try to have it taught by a government entity.
+They would rightly object, he said, if they lived somewhere where they were the religious minority and supporters of another religion wanted a course on their faith taught in public schools.
+
+“Even if 99.9 percent of the people in the community want it, they need to remember that liberty of conscience is not up for a vote,” he said.
+
+Trenton Tolliver is oblivious to the Bible battle that swirls around him.
+His first-grade school year ends next month.
+Hanging in the balance of the court case is what he will learn in the Bible course in second grade.
+Or if there will be a Bible course at all.
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+CNN’s Jim Acosta Has Press Pass Restored by White House
+
+Jim Acosta has his press pass back.
+
+The Trump administration stood down on Monday from its nearly two-week-long dispute with CNN over the White House credentials of Mr. Acosta, informing the correspondent that his badge was formally restored.
+CNN in turn dropped its lawsuit on the matter, which had ballooned into a test of press freedoms in the Trump era.
+
+But while it yielded to Mr. Acosta — whose testy questions had touched off Mr. Trump’s ire — the administration used the occasion to lay down a set of formal rules governing reporters’ behavior at future White House news conferences, a highly unusual step.
+
+Among the guidelines was a restriction of one question per reporter, with follow-ups allowed at the discretion of the president or the White House official at the lectern.
+“Failure to abide,” the administration warned, “may result in suspension or revocation of the journalist’s hard pass.”
+
+The White House sought to blame Mr. Acosta for behaving disrespectfully, although Mr. Trump often lobs insults at journalists and encourages a free-for-all format when taking questions from reporters.
+Codifying the behavior of journalists struck some as an ominous encroachment into freedom of the press, and the White House Correspondents’ Association said on Monday that it had not been consulted about the new guidelines.
+
+The American Civil Liberties Union, in a statement, said: “These rules give the White House far too much discretion to avoid real scrutiny.
+The White House belongs to the public, not the president, and the job of the press is to ask hard questions, not to be polite company.”
+Still, the guidelines are not far removed from the manner in which White House news conferences typically proceed.
+Mr. Trump made clear last week that he would introduce “regulations” after a federal judge criticized the White House for stripping Mr. Acosta’s credentials without due process or a coherent rationale.
+
+“We would have greatly preferred to continue hosting White House press conferences in reliance on a set of understood professional norms, and we believe the overwhelming majority of journalists covering the White House share that preference,” Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the press secretary, said in a statement.
+
+Press relations were not always rosy in pre-Trump days.
+President Barack Obama’s aides preselected the news outlets that were allowed to ask questions at his news conferences.
+Mr. Obama often chastised reporters, including Mr. Acosta on one occasion, for questions he deemed overly aggressive or grandstanding.
+But Mr. Trump, a devoted news consumer who relishes his coverage, plays up his conflicts with reporters in part to excite his supporters.
+He has held far fewer formal news conferences than his predecessors, and the daily White House briefing has virtually disappeared on his watch.
+
+Revoking Mr. Acosta’s White House badge was the most severe step yet, and it soon became apparent that the move would not pass legal muster: After suing last week, Mr. Acosta was granted the temporary return of his credentials by a federal judge.
+
+A back-and-forth ensued over the weekend.
+Bill Shine, the deputy chief of staff for communications, sent a letter to Mr. Acosta that listed several reasons that his pass had been revoked, perhaps an attempt to satisfy the judge’s request for a clear rationale.
+CNN’s lawyers called the note an “after-the-fact concocted process.” By Monday afternoon, the sides had reached a resolution.
+
+Aides to Mr. Trump say that the president does not mind answering questions, pointing to his numerous impromptu sessions with reporters during White House photo-ops and Marine One departures.
+The aides complain about reporters who they say do not respect the solemnity of the setting, even as Mr. Trump flouts many of the norms associated with his office.
+
+“The White House’s interaction is, and generally should be, subject to a natural give-and-take,” Ms. Sanders wrote on Monday, suggesting that the onus was on the press corps to ensure that a “code of conduct” did not become necessary.
+
+That notion read more like a warning — behave or else — and the Correspondents’ Association seemed unmoved.
+
+“For as long as there have been White House press conferences, White House reporters have asked follow-up questions,” the group wrote on Monday.
+“We fully expect this tradition will continue.”
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+Paul Manafort Secretly Met With Julian Assange Shortly Before Joining Trump's Presidential Campaign: Report
+
+A British newspaper alleges that Paul Manafort secretly met WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange at the Ecuadorean Embassy in London within days or weeks of being brought aboard Donald Trump’s presidential campaign.
+Lawyers for Assange and Manafort denounced the report as false.
+
+If confirmed, the report Tuesday would suggest a direct connection between the Trump campaign and WikiLeaks, which released tens of thousands of emails stolen by Russian spies during the 2016 election.
+The campaign seized on the emails to undermine Trump’s rival, Hillary Clinton.
+
+The Guardian, which did not identify the sources for its reporting, said that Manafort met with Assange “around March 2016” — the same month that Russian hackers began their all-out effort to steal emails from the Clinton campaign.
+
+
+In a statement, Manafort called the story “totally false and deliberately libelous” and said he was considering his legal options against the Guardian.
+“I have never met Julian Assange or anyone connected to him,” Manafort said.
+“I have never been contacted by anyone connected to WikiLeaks, either directly or indirectly.
+I have never reached out to Assange or WikiLeaks on any matter.”
+
+Assange’s Ecuadorean lawyer, Carlos Poveda, said the Guardian report was false.
+
+And WikiLeaks said on Twitter that it was “willing to bet the Guardian a million dollars and its editor’s head that Manafort never met Assange.” It later tweeted that Assange had instructed his lawyers to sue the Guardian for libel.
+
+The Guardian cited two unidentified sources as saying Manafort first met Assange at the embassy in 2013, a year after Assange took refuge there to avoid being extradited to Sweden over sex crime allegations.
+The Guardian said Manafort returned there in 2015 and 2016 and said its sources had “tentatively dated” the final visit to March.
+The newspaper added that Manafort’s visit was not entered into the embassy’s log book and cited a source as saying Manafort left after 40 minutes.
+
+There was no detail on what might have been discussed.
+
+The Trump campaign announced Manafort’s hire on March 29, 2016, and he served as the convention manager tasked with lining up delegates for the Republican National Convention.
+He was promoted to campaign chairman in May 2016.
+
+An AP investigation into Russian hacking shows that government-aligned cyberspies began an aggressive effort to penetrate the Clinton campaign’s email accounts on March 10, 2016.
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+Why Louis Farrakhan Is Back in the News
+
+Louis Farrakhan, the 84-year-old head of the Nation of Islam, has been back in the headlines after a previously unreleased photo of him with President Barack Obama was published in January and Mr. Farrakhan gave an anti-Semitic speech at his organization’s annual convention last month.
+
+The Feb. 25 speech, which was given at an event for Saviour’s Day, a religious gathering of the Nation, ran for almost three hours.
+During it, Mr. Farrakhan said that the “powerful Jews” were his enemies, and that Jews were “responsible for all of this filth and degenerate behavior that Hollywood is putting out turning men into women and women into men,” as well as other incendiary remarks.
+
+A religious fundamentalist whose group has been condemned by the Southern Poverty Law Center, Mr. Farrakhan is fervently opposed to the legitimacy of the state of Israel, and his political positions regarding the country frequently spill over into bigoted remarks about Jews, which is why many public officials have avoided association with him.
+Mr. Farrakhan has denied that he is anti-Semitic and has even said that his father may have been Jewish.
+
+Much of the recent coverage has been focused on Tamika Mallory, one of the heads of the Women’s March organization, who attended the Feb. 25 speech, and on Representative Danny Davis, a Democrat of Illinois, who defended Mr. Obama and Mr. Farrakhan after the photo came to light.
+Their reluctance to condemn Mr. Farrakhan has led to criticism from across the ideological spectrum this week.
+
+What is the Nation of Islam?
+The Nation of Islam is a political and religious movement that was started by W.D.
+Fard Muhammad in 1931 and continued by Elijah Muhammad in 1933.
+It first became prominent after a man named Malcolm Little joined the organization.
+Encouraged by Elijah Muhammad, he changed his last name to X and became a minister in the movement.
+
+Edward E. Curtis IV, the author of “Black Muslim Religion in the Nation of Islam,” said that while estimates ranged wildly about how many bona fide members belonged to the Nation, he believes that there were tens of thousands of members in the 1960s and early 1970s.
+But he said that millions of others sympathized with the movement’s anticolonial stance and were inspired by its most famous member, Muhammad Ali.
+
+Who is Louis Farrakhan?
+Born Louis Eugene Walcott in New York in 1933, Mr. Farrakhan joined the Nation of Islam in the mid-1950s and rose quickly within the organization, becoming close to Malcolm X.
+After the assassination of Malcolm X in 1965, he became one of the most powerful members of the Nation and its chief spokesman, the position that Malcolm X had held.
+
+The Nation of Islam had gained followers around the nation in the 1940s and ’50s by providing something of a religious answer to antiblack racism.
+It was not widely recognized as an anti-Jewish organization during its early years (its early literature, though, focused on “the white man” as “the white devil”).
+But in 1967, it became outspokenly and flagrantly anti-Zionist, in an expression of solidarity with Palestinians.
+That political position became a vehicle for Mr. Farrakhan to express his anti-Semitism.
+(Among his more infamous comments is his 1984 description of Adolf Hitler as “a very great man.”)
+
+In 1975, when Elijah Muhammad died, the Nation split into two factions.
+The faction reconstituted under Mr. Farrakhan in the late 1970s retained the original name, though not the influence or support that it had when its leaders were Malcolm X, Muhammad Ali and Elijah Muhammad.
+Mr. Curtis said that today the membership could be in the thousands, and there could even be as many as 10,000 followers.
+Mr. Farrakhan, whose name, the Anti-Defamation League wrote after the February event, is “virtually synonymous with anti-Semitism,” then drew national attention in 1984, when he exhorted his followers to support Jesse Jackson’s bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.
+
+In a radio address, he urged listeners to “make an example” of a Washington Post reporter who had reported that Mr. Jackson had used anti-Semitic terms in private.
+Mr. Jackson repudiated Mr. Farrakhan, but the minister’s support proved troublesome to his 1988 campaign as well.
+
+He was back in the news in 1995 when he organized what became known as the “Million Man March,” a political and religious revival event in Washington.
+
+Why were Tamika Mallory and Danny Davis reluctant to denounce him?
+Ms. Mallory, who declined to comment for this article, did not respond to calls to condemn Mr. Farrakhan, for whom she had expressed admiration in the past.
+
+On March 3, she said on Twitter that someone had brought to her attention that she had yet to tweet “my absolute position on how wrong anti-Semitism is.” A day later, she said that she was “committed to ending anti-black racism, anti-Semitism, homophobia & transphobia,” but did not mention Mr. Farrakhan.
+
+In an essay posted Wednesday, she said that she had been attending Saviour’s Day celebrations for over 30 years.
+
+“In that most difficult period of my life, it was the women of the Nation of Islam who supported me and I have always held them close to my heart for that reason,” she said.
+The essay did not mention Mr. Farrakhan.
+Asked what the appeal of Mr. Farrakhan’s views might be to people like Ms. Mallory, religious scholars emphasized that the Nation of Islam is a religion and can provide comfort and aid to its adherents.
+
+“For those who find it appealing, it is a form of radical black self love that is willing to challenge any potential impediment to black freedom,” Mr. Curtis said.
+
+Yvonne Chireau, a professor of religion at Swarthmore who called Mr. Farrakhan’s remarks about Jews “unbelievably vile,” emphasized that his fundamentalism was comparable to the fundamentalist views found in other religions.
+
+Coincidentally, the photo of Mr. Farrakhan and Mr. Obama had been published by the Trice Edney News Wire in January.
+The News Wire reported that the picture had been taken by the photojournalist Askia Muhammad during a 2005 meeting of the Congressional Black Caucus and that Mr. Muhammad kept the photo under wraps so as not to hurt Mr. Obama’s candidacy.
+
+(Mr. Muhammad, in a 2012 blog post, said that he was an admirer of Mr. Farrakhan and that the minister was not an anti-Semite.
+He reaffirmed that he admired Mr. Farrakhan in an interview on Friday, though he said that the things the minister says about Jewish people “sometimes make me shudder.”)
+
+Katie Hill, a spokeswoman for Mr. Obama, said on Friday: “President Obama has denounced racism and anti-Semitism his entire life.
+That includes his public and repeated repudiations of Louis Farrakhan’s views over the years.
+Today is no different — he still rejects the harmful and divisive views Farrakhan continues to espouse.”
+
+Representative Davis, who was interviewed by The Daily Caller, a conservative news site, after the photo emerged, called Mr. Farrakhan an “outstanding human being,” and later said he was not bothered by the leader’s position on “The Jewish Question.”
+
+After a monthlong backlash about that interview, largely in conservative media, Mr. Davis said in a statement to Forward on Thursday that “I reject, condemn and oppose Minister Farrakhan’s views and remarks regarding the Jewish people and the Jewish religion.”
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+Swedish PM does not rule out use of army to end gang violence
+
+Sweden will do whatever it takes, including sending in the army, to end a wave of gang violence that has seen a string of deadly shootings, Prime Minister Stefan Lofven said in Wednesday.
+Sweden’s murder rate is relatively low in international terms, but gang violence has surged in recent years and Swedes are worried that the police are unable to cope.
+In 2016, the latest year for which official statistics are available, 106 people were murdered in Sweden, a country of 10 million.
+
+But Swedish TV reported there were over 300 shootings, mostly in turf battles between gangs over drugs, protection rackets and prostitution.
+Four people were shot dead in the first week of this year.
+One man died after picking up a hand grenade outside a subway station in a suburb of Stockholm.
+
+Law and order is likely to be a major issue in a parliamentary election scheduled for September with the populist, opposition Sweden Democrats linking public concern about the rising crime rate to a large increase in the numbers of immigrants.
+
+“It would not be my first option to bring in the military, but I am prepared to do whatever is necessary to make sure that serious, organized crime is stamped out,” Lofven told news agency TT.
+
+The government has promised police an extra 7.1 billion crowns ($880 million) through 2020, toughened laws on gun crimes and made it easier for the police to monitor private phone calls and emails, among other measures.
+
+But a report by the Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention shows increasing numbers of Swedes worried about crime with confidence falling in the police and the judicial system.
+
+“People are shot to death in pizza restaurants, people are killed by hand grenades they find on the street,” Sweden Democrat leader Jimmie Akesson said in parliament on Wednesday.
+
+“This is the new Sweden; the new, exciting dynamic, multicultural paradise that so many here in this assembly ... have fought to create for so many years,” he said sarcastically.
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+Wait!
+Wait!
+It’s all a MISTRANSLATION!
+
+Thus, it took more than a year-and-a-half for the Factory to roll out the old reliable “mistranslation” defense to explain away the infamous paragraph 303 of Amoris Laetita (AL), which reads as follows in the official English translation on the Vatican website:
+Yet conscience can do more than recognize that a given situation does not correspond objectively to the overall demands of the Gospel.
+It can also recognize with sincerity and honesty what for now is the most generous response which can be given to God, and come to see with a certain moral security that it is what God himself is asking amid the concrete complexity of one’s limits, while yet not fully the objective ideal.
+In other words, the conscience can “inform” a sinner that his continued sinning is not only acceptable to God but is even what God is asking “for now,” given one’s particular “limits.” This outrageous proposition, a form of situation ethics that strikes at the very foundation of Catholic moral teaching, has justly provoked a storm of criticism from lay and clerical defenders of the authentic Magisterium.
+
+But it’s all a misunderstanding, say Dr. Robert Fastiggi, professor of Systematic Theology at Sacred Heart Major Seminary, and Dr.
+Dawn Eden Goldstein, S.T.D., professor of Dogmatic Theology at Holy Apostles College and Seminary.
+All of the critics of AL are wrong—every one of them!—because, you see, the original Latin text does not say what the English text does.
+Dr. Robert Fastiggi and Dr.
+Dawn Goldstein
+Here we go again.
+So what does the Latin say?
+Here is the paragraph in the official Latin:
+Haec autem conscientia agnoscere potest non modo statum quendam ab universali Evangelii mandato obiective dissidere; etiam sincere honesteque agnoscere poteste quod sit liberale responsum in praesenti Deo reddendum atque eadem conscientia firma quadam morali certitudine intellegere illam esse oblationem quam ipse Deus requirit inter rerum impedientium congeriem, quamvis perfectum nondum sit obiectivum exemplar.
+Yes, and so what?
+Well, according to Fastiggi and Goldstein, while the English translation reads: “what for now is the most generous response which can be given to God,” the Latin employs the word oblationem, which means offering.
+So, What the Pope Really Means® is: “what for now is the most generous offering which can be given to God.” So, it’s an offering to God, not a response to God.
+Big difference.
+
+But just a moment: how can objectively immoral behavior ever be characterized as an “offering” to God?
+It would seem the Latin version has graver implications than the English because it suggests that falling short of what the moral law requires is an oblation pleasing to God if one’s “limits” make obedience to the moral law difficult.
+And that is exactly the nonsense Fastiggi and Goldstein expect us to swallow: “Pope Francis is not talking about an offering of an objectively sinful action but a gift of self that moves toward God and the objective moral norm.”
+
+So, our intrepid presenters of What the Pope Really Means® would have us believe that objectively immoral behavior, which is the best one can do according “the “concrete complexity of one’s limits,” is no longer simply objectively immoral behavior but rather a gift of self because it moves toward morally licit behavior.
+Fastiggi and Goldstein have managed to make the problem even worse in their attempt to explain it away.
+
+What about the English locution “while yet not fully the objective ideal,” which seems to reduce the negative precepts of the natural law to mere ideals?
+Not so, Fastiggi and Goldstein contend.
+Do not all those ignorant critics of AL know that the Latin text employs the phrase “obiectivum exemplar,” which, translated literally into English is “objective exemplar.” They declare triumphantly: “The Latin term exemplar does not mean an unattainable ideal, it specifically means a pattern or model to follow.”
+
+Give.
+Me.
+A.
+Break.
+A pattern or model to follow is an ideal, as a standard Latin dictionary confirms with its definition of exemplar: “(1) copy/reproduction, (2) model, pattern, example, original, ideal.
+Likewise, the definition of the English word “exemplar” is simply: “an ideal model.”
+
+Here too Fastiggi and Goldsetein only worsen the problem they try to explain away.
+For if moral behavior is now to be viewed as merely “exemplary” rather than divinely mandated by the natural law that binds all men—including Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery—then basic morality becomes a kind of heroic virtue.
+Thus, continence cannot realistically be expected, at least “for now” (AL 303), of the average Joe or Jane with an “ex” who has “remarried” and is now mired in the “concrete complexity one’s limits.”
+
+So, as Fastiggi and Goldstein would have it, all the tumult triggered by AL is just a misunderstanding caused by uninformed people who haven’t consulted the Latin text—including those ignorant Vatican translators.
+According to their proposed “alternate translation” into English, What the Pope Really Means® is that objectively immoral behavior one feels unable to correct due to one’s “limits” is “the offering that God himself is asking amid the mass of impediments, although it may not yet be the perfect objective model.” Which is what the official English translation already says but with fewer words.
+
+It seems Fastiggi and Goldstein are hoping no one will notice that their linguistic tinkering produces no real change in meaning but only an intensification of its perniciousness.
+Indeed, their “proposed alternate translation” reduces the avoidance of adulterous relations in “second marriages” to the “perfect objective model.” Now, how could anyone but a Pharisee expect perfection from people living in adultery?
+Are you perfect?
+Then again, the Pharisees are precisely the ones Our Lord condemned for accommodating divorce and remarriage in violation of the natural law.
+But such embarrassing truths need not impede the Bergoglian Mercy Train as it barrels toward a train wreck at the end of the line.
+And Fastiggi and Goldstein are busily helping it along, changing red signals to green.
+No problem here!
+has been the mantra of the neo-Catholic establishment for nearly half a century of ecclesial auto-demolition.
+
+But wait, there’s more!
+Our dynamic translators even provide their own dynamic interpretation of AL to mean that the “offering” to God of which Francis speaks is merely the decision by a divorced and “remarried” couple with children not to end their relationship, which would be the “perfect objective model,” but rather to “live in continence until they may—after the hoped for declaration of nullity—enter into a true marriage.” That is, they would have Francis affirming John Paul II’s Familiaris consortio, which repeats the Church’s constant teaching that continence is required of those who have entered into adulterous “second marriage,” failing which they cannot be admitted to the sacraments.
+
+But the Fastiggi-Goldstein interpretation is precisely the contrary of the interpretation Francis has assiduously promoted and which Fastiggi and Goldstein just as assiduously ignore: i.e., that people in “second marriages” do not have to live in continence, but rather—in “certain cases”—may continue their adulterous relations while receiving absolution and Holy Communion during a “process of discernment.” As we know, in his letter to the bishops of Buenos Aires, published on the Vatican website (in response to a query he himself may have solicited), Bergoglio informed them “there is no other interpretation.”
+
+Moreover, the Maltese bishops' “guidelines” for implementing AL, published in L’Osservatore Romano—for which Bergoglio thanked them—declare thus:
+If, as a result of the process of discernment, undertaken with “humility, discretion and love for the Church and her teaching, in a sincere search for God’s will and a desire to make a more perfect response to it” (AL 300), a separated or divorced person who is living in a new relationship manages, with an informed and enlightened conscience, to acknowledge and believe that he or she are at peace with God, he or she cannot be precluded from participating in the sacraments of Reconciliation and the Eucharist (see AL, notes 336 and 351).
+This Pope’s plan of promulgating a deliberately ambiguous document whose heterodox interpretation and application he would later approve with a series of sub-magisterial winks and nods, both oral and written, is the reason I signed onto the Correctio Filialis.
+See the piece by Joseph Shaw in this regard.
+
+Shaw maintains that AL can be “bent into some kind of orthodoxy.” Perhaps.
+But it is not our responsibility to bend a Pope’s statements into conformity with the Faith.
+Moreover, any Pope who promulgates a document that can be read as orthodox only by a forced interpretation imposed by certain readers—while others disagree—has by that very fact inflicted grave harm upon on the Church, which he alone has the duty to correct.
+But Francis, as any reasonable observer can see, has no intention of offering any such correction.
+Quite to the contrary, confusion as a cover for the introduction of Holy Communion for “certain” public adulterers by Bergoglio’s co-conspirators in the Vatican and various dioceses is exactly what he was aiming to achieve from the beginning of the whole synodal charade, which was merely a vehicle for promulgation of AL.
+As Shaw observes of AL: “What we [the signers of the Correctio] are saying is that it has become clear that orthodoxy is not what Pope Francis wants us to find there.”
+
+In a sense, what Bergoglio is doing is worse than explicit heresy, which could at least be readily identified and denounced as such.
+But Bergoglio wants the effects of heresy—undermining Holy Matrimony, Confession and Holy Communion, whose integrity is affirmed verbally—without the guilt of an explicit promulgation.
+In so acting, he is very much in the mold of Honorius I, who was posthumously anathematized by an ecumenical council (the Third Council of Constantinople) and by his own successor (Leo II) for aiding and abetting the spread of the Monothelite heresy (no human but only a divine will in Christ).
+Honorius did so by means of private correspondence with the author of the heresy, endorsing the heresy without ever formally proclaiming it as doctrine.
+And yet Honorius I is listed in the canon of the Popes and is not considered to have fallen from office on account of heresy.
+A similar judgment might well befall this Pope, but it is not for us to level it.
+
+Meanwhile, as Fastiggi and Goldstein labor to convince us that nothing is amiss with AL, Pope Bergoglio is sending clear signals of concern about the rising opposition among the faithful to his master plan to subvert the Church according to his false notion of mercy.
+In a classic power move, he has just given a sop to Cardinal Burke, the perceived leader of the opposition, by appointing him to a minor position on the Apostolic Signatura—the same tribunal from which Bergoglio brutally removed him as Prefect.
+And this after also humiliating Burke as the spiritual patron of the Knights of Malta, to which he was exiled after his removal.
+
+Will this sop buy Burke’s silence, staving off the feared public correction?
+We will soon know if the Cardinal can be bought so easily.
+But this move demonstrates—if more evidence were needed—that Bergoglio has never been the humble apostle of mercy depicted in his carefully crafted public relations narrative, but rather a cunning ecclesiastical politician, constantly plotting and scheming to get what he wants.
+That the neo-Catholic establishment refuses to recognize the grim reality of this unprecedented pontificate is but another page in the long annals of its shameful defense of the indefensible to the detriment of Holy Mother Church.
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+Israel Takes On the Shia Crescent
+
+Despite Israel's repeated warnings, Barack Obama's reckless appeasement of the Iranian regime has enabled its rise as a hegemonic threat in the Middle East region as well as a threat to international peace and security.
+In 2009, Obama turned his back on millions of dissidents in the streets of Tehran and other Iranian cities, who were peacefully protesting the rigged election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as president.
+In 2011, Obama precipitously removed the remaining U.S. combat troops from Iraq, giving rise to ISIS’s re-emergence in Iraq from its bases in Syria.
+The radical Shiite Iranian regime purported to come to the “rescue” of both countries from the Sunni terrorists, turning Iraq into a virtual vassal state of the largest state sponsor of terrorism in the process.
+Obama's disastrous nuclear deal with Iran legitimized Iran's path to eventually becoming a nuclear-armed state, while immediately filling its coffers with billions of dollars to fund its aggression.
+Meanwhile, Syria has become ground zero for Iran's execution of its regional ambitions, which is to establish its Shiite Crescent connecting with its allies, including Iraq, Syria and Lebanon.
+This plan has included the establishment of a land route that Iranian-backed militias secured in June, beginning on Iran’s border with Iraq and running across Iraq and Syria all the way to Syria’s Mediterranean coast.
+This road makes Iran’s job easier in supplying arms by land, as well as by air and sea, to prop up Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s regime and to equip Iran’s own forces fighting inside of Syria in support of Assad.
+This helps explain why Iran has placed so much importance on helping the Syrian regime establish control over the Deir ez-Zor area in eastern Syria, near the Iraqi border.
+“Everything depends now on the Americans’ willingness to stop this,” said an Iraqi Kurdish official who was quoted in a New Yorker article.
+However, U.S.-led coalition forces apparently have done next to nothing to stop this major advance in Iran’s Shiite Crescent expansion.
+“Obama ran down our options in Syria so thoroughly, by the time this administration took over,” said Andrew Tabler, senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
+“The Iranian influence is spreading because they are so heavily involved in regime activities,” Tabler added.
+“It’s a new monster.”
+Furthermore, Iran has funded and armed its terrorist proxy Hezbollah, which has sent its militia from its home base of Lebanon to fight alongside Assad's forces.
+And Iran has used Syria as a transit point for shipment of sophisticated rockets to Hezbollah in Lebanon for future use against Israeli population centers.
+Despite the fact that Hezbollah has American blood on its hands, the U.S.-led coalition has chosen not to do anything about Hezbollah’s presence in Syria, bought and paid for by Iran.
+While Israel chose not to take sides in Syria's civil war with military intervention of its own, it has bombed weapons storage facilities and convoys inside Syria for its own protection.
+Just recently, on September 7th, Israeli jets struck a Syrian weapons facility near Masyaf, which was reported to have been used for the production of chemical weapons and the storage of missiles.
+Israel will also do what is necessary to repel Iranian-backed forces if they edge too close to areas near the Golan Heights, shrinking the buffer between Israel and Iranian controlled territories.
+However, such tactical measures may not be enough to thwart Iran’s larger ambitions.
+In light of intelligence reports that Assad may be ready to invite Iran to set up military bases in Syria, Israeli leaders have concluded that they cannot wait until the Trump administration decides to deal more forcefully with Iran's growing use of Syria as a staging area for carrying out its expansionist Shiite Crescent strategy.
+“Their overriding concern in Syria is the free reign that all the major players there seem willing to afford Iran and its various proxies in the country,” wrote Jonathan Spyer in an article for Foreign Policy.
+As long as nobody else is addressing the concern Iran’s growing control raises in a satisfactory manner, “Israel is determined to continue addressing it on its own.”
+At least, Israel has a more sympathetic ear in the Trump administration than it did in the Obama administration for raising its concerns about Iran’s growing threat, not only to Israel but to U.S. interests in the region and beyond.
+President Trump’s sharp denunciation of the Iranian regime during his address to the UN General Assembly represented a welcome departure from the Obama administration’s milquetoast approach to Iran.
+As the U.S.-led coalition continues to drive ISIS from its bases of operation in Syria, the Trump administration has proclaimed its intention not to allow Iran to turn Syria into its own satellite, as Iran has essentially done in Iraq.
+National Security Adviser H.R.
+McMaster said that the “so called liberation of areas by Assad’s forces and Iranian proxies could actually accelerate the cycle of violence and perpetuate conflict rather than get us to a sustainable outcome.” He claimed that the Trump administration’s “objectives are to weaken Iranian influence across the region broadly,” without discussing the means to accomplish those objectives.
+Whether the Trump administration follows through remains to be seen.
+In the meantime, Israel will have to deal with the fallout of Iran’s ambitions in Syria itself.
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+“It’s gotta be a set-up”: Neighbor of Las Vegas Shooter Claims He Didn’t Do It
+
+This report was originally published by Paul Joseph Watson at Infowars.com
+A caller to the Michael Savage radio show who says he was neighbors with Las Vegas gunman Stephen Paddock asserts that Paddock could not have carried out the massacre and that it was actually a “set-up”.
+The man, a former Marine who called himself Rick, says he was Paddock’s neighbor between December 2015 and June 2016 in Mesquite, Nevada.
+“I can tell you 100% this is not that kind of guy,” said Rick, adding that he would see Paddock every other day and that the two would go to a local bar and play slot machines.
+“He never even told me that he owned a gun,” continued the shooter’s neighbor, adding that Paddock did not express any religious or political opinions during their conversations.
+“I’m not a big conspiracy theory guy, but it don’t sit right,” said Rick, before making the extraordinary claim that the whole shooting was a “set up” and that Paddock’s body may have been left in the hotel room while other assailants carried out the shooting.
+The caller mentioned how some people in the crowd were warned 45 minutes before the shooting that they were going to die, suggesting that this was evidence of a wider plot and not a “lone wolf” attack.
+As a firearms expert, he also questioned the lack of flashes coming from the hotel windows where the shooter was supposedly firing from.
+Rick said he had already contacted the Clark County Sheriff’s Office to relay all the information he knew.
+Although the claims are intriguing, it is important to remember that after virtually every terror attack and mass shooting, friends and neighbors express shock that the culprit would be capable of carrying out such horrors, with some outright denying it to be possible.
+If Paddock was planning such a sophisticated operation and hoping to evade detection, he would not be blabbing details about it to his neighbors.
+However, the neighbor’s claims are certain to attract more attention given that no specific motive has yet to be uncovered for the shooting.
+What do you think?
+Let us know in the comments below.
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+Paul Joseph Watson is the editor at large of Infowars.com and Prison Planet.com.
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+Confirmed: Authorities LIED About Las Vegas Shooter’s Hotel Check-In Date – What Else Are They Hiding?
+
+Over the last few days the alternative media has spent countless hours conducting their own investigations into what actually happened during the mass shooting in Las Vegas that left 59 dead and over 500 injured.
+From reports of multiple shooters to officials seemingly covering up the ISIS connection, many different theories have been put forth that counter the mainstream narrative.
+Now, new information released by investigative reporter Laura Loomer proves that authorities have directly lied to the American people about the case at least once by claiming that supposed shooter Stephen Paddock checked into the Mandalay Bay Hotel on September 28th when valet records (with photos) prove he actually arrived three days earlier.
+According to Loomer, she obtained the image from a source which shows that Paddock’s car first arrived September 25th.
+The photo even has a handwritten note that was reportedly written by an FBI agent – proving that the FBI specifically lied to the country.
+The picture “proves FBI misled public about #StephenPaddock’s check in date,” Loomer Tweeted.
+EXCLUSIVE PICS: LV Shooter’s car; @FBI note inside @MandalayBay valet center proves FBI misled public about #StephenPaddock‘s check in date.
+pic.twitter.com/sotjwX3o0i — Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) October 6, 2017
+Shockingly, another Tweet by Loomer also revealed that the license plate numbers given out by police after the horrific shooting DO NOT match the actual license plate of Paddock’s vehicle.
+Law enforcement and @FBI misled the public about #Paddock‘s check in date and also provided public & media w/ wrong license plate number.
+pic.twitter.com/y9hS6GqdKI — Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) October 6, 2017
+That’s right, photographic evidence from inside the hotel parking garage has confirmed that the FBI, along with state and local police, specifically lied about key details of the shooting.
+This throws their entire narrative into question and makes one wonder what else is being hidden from the public?
+Keep in mind that at least four videos from the scene of the shooting have already been released that indicate there were multiple shooters.
+In fact, there are so many unanswered questions that the Drudge Report even linked to an article asking them directly.
+As noted above, at this point literally every piece of so-called evidence put forth by authorities and then regurgitated by the mainstream media cannot be trusted and should be considered as disinformation until proven otherwise.
+And if Paddock really did act alone and this evidence is some sort of mistake, there is surely video footage proving so.
+Notice #StephenPaddock‘s van was last parked right next to a security camera inside “Garage East” @MandalayBay.
+There is definitely footage.
+https://t.co/L1caGn6uqw — Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) October 6, 2017
+It is also important to note that Paddock’s brother Eric has conducted a series of bizarre interviews that have led to even more questions about what actually happened in Las Vegas and what Paddock’s role was in the worst mass shooting in American history.
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+‘Suicide Note’ Seen in Vegas Shooter’s Hotel Room
+
+A mysterious piece of paper discovered last week, when photos from the Las Vegas gunman’s hotel room were leaked to the media, is now back in the news cycle.
+The pictures were published by numerous news outlets and shared by millions of people on social media.
+At the time the photos were published by the Daily Mail, police had not mentioned if Paddock left behind a note in his hotel room.
+Nevada Sheriff Joe Lombardo said police were investigating who leaked the crime scene photos.
+In one photo in particular, a white piece of paper or notepad on a side table next to a chair is visible, which caused some to speculate that it may have been a suicide note.
+Soon after the photos were leaked, Twitter was abuzz with chatter referencing the paper, with people spreading cover-up conspiracies and rumors that it was a suicide note.
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+Scumbag shooter Stephen Paddock LEFT A NOTE, see new pics from inside hotel room!
+WHY IS MEDIA NOT REPORTING THIS?
+#LasVagasShooting pic.twitter.com/U9tULYsk2R — Michael 🇺🇸 (@trendy) October 3, 2017
+The #StephenPaddock suicide note that the govt.
+is hiding from us.
+pic.twitter.com/z3JRAE80z6 — RAMZPAUL (@ramzpaul) October 3, 2017
+It appears the Las Vegas Shooter left a suicide note.
+pic.twitter.com/ATtPMR6cUN — STUMP 4 TRUMP (@Stump4TrumpPAC) October 3, 2017
+On Thursday, investigators revealed that the note in the photo was not, in fact, a suicide note but neglected to provide further details about the purpose of the note.
+In their first in-depth interview, which will air on CBS Sunday evening, the officers who stormed Stephen Paddock’s hotel room revealed new details to 60 Minutes that finally explain what was written on the mysterious note.
+“I could see on it he had written the distance, the elevation he was on, the drop of what his bullet was gonna be for the crowd,” said Officer Dave Newton from the Las Vegas Police in a preview clip of Sunday’s report.
+“So he had that written down and figured out so he would know where to shoot to hit his targets from there.”
+Paddock’s note was clearly not a suicide letter.
+Rather, it detailed bullet trajectory and included calculations about where he needed to aim his weapons to maximize accuracy and optimize his kill rate.
+Investigators have also been looking for a ‘mystery woman’ who was seen with Stephen Paddock in the days leading up to the Las Vegas shooting.
+According to ABC News, the ‘mystery woman’ everyone on the internet was talking about has been identified.
+While officials did not reveal the woman’s name, they did tell reporters she was a prostitute.
+Police are still investigating whether or not Paddock acted alone.
+They believe he may have had an accomplice based on the elaborate planning needed to undertake such a massacre and the fact that some ammunition was purchased under someone else’s name.
+As ABC reported Friday evening:
+“Meantime, investigators are still trying to figure out whether Paddock acted alone.
+Authorities believe he may have had an accomplice, based on the elaborate planning on Sunday night’s rampage.
+
+Officials also believe he had help because of the amount of guns in his hotel room, and because some of the ammo was bought under someone else’s name.”
+Though more details are being released each day, Paddock’s motives remain unclear.
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+The American Jewish Historical Society Hosts Destroy Israel Event
+
+Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the Freedom Center, is an investigative journalist and writer focusing on the radical left and Islamic terrorism.
+The American Jewish Historical Society was founded to study and preserve Jewish history.
+These days it’s instead partnering with Jewish Voice for Peace: an anti-Israel BDS hate group that defends anti-Semitism and which sponsored talks by an anti-Semite who accused Jews of drinking blood.
+The fruits of the AJHS and JVP partnership have been a series of events attacking Israel.
+Coming up in late October is “The Balfour Declaration: Support for a Jewish Homeland or Jewish State?”
+The two speakers are Robert Herbst, the coordinator of the Westchester chapter of JVP, and Jonathan Kuttab, who advocates a one-state solution for eliminating Israel.
+He had tweeted, "EU no longer considers #Hamas a terrorist group.
+Time for US to do same."
+Kuttab has defended Islamic anti-Semitism by claiming that the “distrust Moslems feel towards Jews” is due to “two acts of betrayal by Jewish tribes against the Prophet.” And that Jews suffer from a “Holocaust Syndrome” of entitlement.
+He justified hijacking planes, described suicide bombers as “taking the supreme sacrifice” and defended Hezbollah as “an armed-resistance movement”
+He has claimed that the "Jewish community gradually consolidated its power, wealth, and influence in all sectors of society" especially in "crucial sectors like banking, finance, media” where "their influence both as individuals and an organized community far exceeded their numbers" and that their power strengthens “conspiracy theories about ‘Jewish control’ that are reminiscent of the infamous “’Protocols of the Elders of Zion.’”
+Robert Herbst and Jonathan Kuttab are both supporters of a one-state plan for eliminating Israel.
+The American Jewish Historical Society is co-sponsoring a JVP anti-Israel event by two opponents of Israel, one of whom has defended Hamas.
+An organization that hands out the Emma Lazarus Award, named after a passionate Zionist, at its posh dinners is hosting attacks on the existence of Israel.
+The “Jewish Homeland” or “Jewish State” argument is a hook for contending that the Balfour Declaration didn’t endorse Israel, but some sort of Jewish Bantustan within a Muslim country.
+That worked so well for the Christians and Jews of the Middle East.
+The American Jewish Historical Society is not only co-sponsoring a one-state event by an anti-Israel hate group.
+But it’s also hosting it at the Center for Jewish History’s headquarters.
+AJHS is a component of the Center for Jewish History.
+And the partnership between AJHS and JVP sheds light on the controversy over the appointment of David N. Myers, an anti-Israel activist, to head the Center for Jewish History.
+During the Myers controversy, the Center took pains to disassociate Myers and themselves from JVP because a JVP handout had listed him as a “JVP Academic Advisory Board Member.” But in reality the Center, through AJHS, has an ongoing relationship with JVP.
+The Balfour event was not AJHS’ only partnership with JVP.
+In December, the AJHS will feature “Rubble Rubble”, a play by Dan Fishback based on his trip to Israel.
+Fishback is a BDS supporter and a member of the JVP Artists Council.
+His goal is to “normalize Jewish anti-Zionism”.
+AJHS and JVP members get discounted admission.
+The venue is once again the Center for Jewish History.
+Specifically the Leo and Julia Forchheimer Auditorium at CJH.
+Leo Forchheimer’s philanthropy had left its mark on Israel.
+What would he think if he knew the anti-Israel purposes that CJH is putting his gift to?
+A third AJHS-JVP event featured Efrat Yerday, an anti-Israel activist, accusing Israel of racism.
+Efrat has claimed that, "Zionism does not only dispossess Palestinians, but it also dispossesses in a very sophisticated way, non-white Jews.
+Being Jewish is highly identified with being white because of Zionism."
+AJHS will claim that it is only offering different perspectives.
+But when it comes to Israel, there’s only one perspective.
+“Balfour” and “Rubble Rubble” are to be part of AJHS’ “1917: How One Year Changed the World”.
+The exhibition is supposed to cover WWI, the Bolshevik Revolution, and the Balfour Declaration.
+But the only Balfour program on the list questions whether Israel should even exist.
+The exhibition closes with Fishback’s anti-Israel agenda.
+And these are the only listed AJHS programs that focus on Israel.
+JVP is also the only organization that AJHS chooses to partner with on political events.
+The American Jewish Historical Society appears to be uninterested in holding any pro-Israel events.
+It’s uninterested in partnering with pro-Israel groups.
+Instead it’s providing a forum for a BDS hate group.
+And it’s no mystery why.
+The AJHS Academic Council is packed with anti-Israel activists.
+Lila Corwin-Berman, the chair of the AJHS Academic Council who also serves on its board of trustees, is a member of the Open Hillel Academic Council.
+Open Hillel seeks to "open" the campus group to BDS and other anti-Israel views.
+Berman has defended the anti-Israel hate group IfNotNow, which employs JVP tactics, and condemned efforts to fight BDS.
+She signed a petition in support of BDS activists being allowed to enter Israel.
+Other AJHS Academic Council members who signed the pro-BDS activist petition include Ari Kelman, Riv-Ellen Prell, Deborah Dash Moore, Rachel Kranson, Libby Garland and Kirsten Fermaglich.
+When we look at what is going on in CJH’s components like the AJHS, the elevation of David N. Myers to head CJH is unsurprising.
+Myers is a symptom of the problem.
+As is AJHS’s partnership with JVP.
+A great deal of shocking behavior is taking place inside Jewish organizations whose inner workings most people in the Jewish community generally pay very little attention to.
+Unlike CJH, the American Jewish Historical Society is an organization that dates back to the 19th century.
+Its perversion by the radical anti-Jewish and anti-Israel left to serve anti-Semitic narratives is tragic.
+And yet it’s inescapable.
+Even as the Myers scandal continues to simmer, the AJHS partnership with JVP is making the choice painfully clear.
+The radical anti-Israel left will not be satisfied with embedding “moderate” opposing voices into Jewish organizations.
+Instead it seeks to normalize the furthest extremes of anti-Israel hatred.
+And it will not be satisfied with anything less.
+During the Myers controversy, defenders of his appointment, including some figures named here, claimed that it was an issue of apolitical scholarship.
+Is co-sponsoring events with a hate group that has sponsored talks by a woman who accused Jews of drinking blood also apolitical scholarship?
+The anti-Israel leftists at the AJHS are clearly not leaving their politics at home.
+And support for them and for Myers cannot be distinguished from support for their views.
+Not when JVP is at AJHS.
+We all have choices to make.
+Sometimes the choices are murky.
+Other times they are simple and easy.
+When the American Jewish Historical Society hosts and co-sponsors an event by a BDS hate group attacking the existence of Israel and featuring a speaker who had defended terrorism and anti-Semitism, the choice becomes easy.
+Either you stand with BDS, Hamas, blood libels and those who want to destroy Israel or with Jews.
+As the anti-Israel radicalism of the left grows, such choices will become even more obscenely simple.
+But they will not be any less difficult.
+Opposing the anti-Israel left makes many important enemies and wins few friends.
+The anti-Israel left has built networks that can blacklist, smear and silence almost anyone in an academic field.
+Speaking out against hate is easiest when it’s weakest.
+It’s hardest when it’s strongest.
+When we think about Nazi Germany, we remember those who spoke out.
+We don’t remember those who were too intimidated and uncertain to rise against anti-Semitism when they saw it and heard it.
+History tells us why so many people are afraid to do the right thing when it counts.
+It also tells us how irrelevant history makes them.
+There are lessons here for the Center for Jewish History and the American Jewish Historical Society, for those on the inside who see the corruption of their organizations every day and for those on the outside who are worried about speaking up.
+There are lessons here for all of us.
+If you can’t speak out against the American Jewish Historical Society’s partnership with a hate group linked to a literal blood libels and a speaker who defends Hamas, when will your voice be heard?
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+New Las Vegas Shooter Theory: “Rushed And Unprepared… Could Have Led To Accident Like Shooting Himself In The Head”
+
+It should be clear by now that the entire official narrative surrounding the Las Vegas shooting that left 59 people dead and hundreds injured is falling apart.
+From shooter Paddock’s check-in date and the existence of a second person in his room, to possible connections to a terrorist organization, as well as the the actual timeline of events, everything being disseminated by law enforcement and the mainstream media should now come under public scrutiny.
+In the last 24 hours the Sheriff’s Department has significantly revised the event timeline and a key incident involving the shooting of a Mandalay Bay security guard.
+Originally, as highlighted by The Daily Sheeple, the security guard was hailed as being responsible for preventing the shooter from continuing his massacre because he interrupted him in the middle of the attack.
+As it turns out, security guard Jesus Campos was actually shot BEFORE Paddock opened fire on the concert crowd below his 32nd floor hotel suite.
+As part of the constantly changing story, officials are now saying that police officers who rushed to the hotel room when the shooting began didn’t know a hotel security guard had been shot “until they met him in the hallway after exiting the elevator,” Lombardo said.
+The security guard, Jesus Campos, was struck in the leg as the gunman, from behind his door, shot into the hallway on the 32nd floor.
+Paddock apparently detected Campos via surveillance cameras he set up outside his hotel suite, police have said.
+Paddock shot the guard at 9:59 p.m. local time, Lombardo said, shortly before raining down bullets on the Route 91 Harvest festival in an attack that began at 10:05 p.m. and lasted 10 minutes.
+Police officers found Campos when they arrived on the floor.
+And Campos did not summon police to the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay hotel, according to the timeline recently updated by the authorities.
+What’s also incredibly interesting, is that eyewitnesses claim to have seen security guards chasing another security guard in the minutes leading up to the massacre.
+The hotel guest in the room next to Paddock also saw “multiple gunmen.” The Full Report: The Ever-Changing Vegas Narrative: Gunman Shot Security Guard Before Massacre
+As of today, here is the revised timeline, as outlined by the Los Angeles Times:
+The new timeline has left investigators and researchers with new questions, two of which are extremely important:
+What happened during the 6 minutes between Campos being shot and Paddock opening fire, and why weren’t the police rushing to the scene immediately?
+Why did shooter Stephen Paddock stop shooting?
+Paddock had already shot the security guard, waited six minutes before opening fire on the concert crowd, and then shot for a full ten minutes.
+Police didn’t arrive for two additional minutes after the shooting stopped – which is a full 18 minutes from the moment Campos was initially hit.
+Moreover, did he stop shooting because he was planning his escape from the 32nd floor?
+Or is it possible that Paddock was rushed and in a state of panic?
+According to links and information shared by Thomas Wictor and a timeline assessment by Twitter user Mr. Alex, the plausibility of Paddock accidentally killing himself amid the confusion, adrenaline and panic is quite high:
+Latest LV Sheriff: Saying they still don’t know why he stopped shooting.
+@drawandstrike theory looking plausiblehttps://t.co/CQF3MZLHaN — Mr Alex ???
+(@New_England_) October 10, 2017
+While we may never know the exact circumstances surrounding what transpired in the shooter’s hotel room, the information being released not just by law enforcement, but witnesses to the event who recorded hundreds of cumulative hours of video and audio, now calls the entirety official story into question.
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+Number Of Puerto Rico Residents Without Clean Water And Electricity Keeps Rising
+
+In the wake of Hurricane Maria’s wrath, Puerto Rico remains devastated.
+Newest reports from the island territory now show that the number of residents without clean drinking water and electricity continues to rise, despite humanitarian efforts.
+Puerto Rico’s government has reported that roughly 10 percent of the islands 3.4 million United States citizens are without electricity Tuesday morning, an increase of about six percent from Monday.
+Yesterday, 84% of people in Puerto Rico had no power (per govt stats on status.pr).
+Today, it's gone up, to 90% without power.
+pic.twitter.com/5WnCA8mrhf — Jennifer Bendery (@jbendery) October 11, 2017
+The island’s electrical grid was all but completely destroyed during Hurricane Maria, and many are still struggling without the most basic of necessities.
+This news comes just one day after Puerto Rico’s Governor Ricardo Rossello asked the federal government for an additional $4.6 billion in funding beyond the Trump administration’s request last week for $29 billion from Congress for relief efforts.
+“Puerto Rico has experienced a natural disaster of a magnitude not seen in over a century, and we are doing everything possible to address the needs of the American citizens of Puerto Rico during this time of crisis,” Rosselló wrote.
+“However, the unprecedented level of destruction, coupled with the almost complete shut-down of business in Puerto Rico, have made it impossible for us to meet the considerable human needs without the measures proposed above,” he added.
+The White House also announced Monday that it would allow a 10-day waiver temporarily blocking the Jones Act to expire.
+This is devastating news for those living in Puerto Rico, as foreign ships can no longer bring aid to the hurricane-ravaged island from U.S. ports.
+Officials still expect it to be six more months before electricity can be fully restored to Puerto Rico.
+As the days have become weeks, the weeks will become months, and survival will get more difficult.
+Many are now fleeing to the mainland United States just so that they can survive.
+The economy in Puerto Rico is at a standstill, and without clean drinking water, many are finding life too difficult should they remain on the island and isolated.
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+La Stampa’s Robert Fastiggi Replies to Chris Ferrara
+
+La Stampa’s Robert Fastiggi Replied to Chris Ferrara’s articles on Fastiggi and Goldstein’s defense of Amoris Laetitia and their criticism of the Filial Correction:
+
+
+Fastiggi’s exchange with Ferrara concerning “Wait, Wait, It’s all a mistranslation!”
+
+Robert Fastiggi • 13 hours ago
+
+In the article that I co-authored with Dr. Goldstein, we would have done better to speak of the “official” Latin text rather than the “original” Latin text.
+This, though, is no longer an issue because the normative text is the Latin text published in thr AAS.
+Mr. Ferrara, however, bases his critique upon an assumption that the “generous response” offered to God is a sin.
+This, though, is not what AL is saying.
+The generous response is a move away from sin and a move toward God.
+I explain this in my most recent response to Prof. E. Christian Brugger, which can serve as my response to Mr. Ferrara:
+
+Posted on LifeSiteNews:
+Prof. Brugger is a good theologian and a fine man, but he still seems to believe that AL 303 implies that God is asking people to continue to sin in some cases.
+In his April 22, 2016 article in Catholic World Report, Brugger writes that AL 303 suggests that “God can be ‘asking’ someone to live in a life-state in which they are objectively violating grave matter.” Then in a Sept. 28 ‘17 LifeSiteNews article, he states that “the generous response” owed to God is “a certain state that is objectively at variance with the universal command of the Gospel.” Now Prof. Brugger argues that, because the subject remains “this conscience” in AL 303, this proves that the “generous offering owed to God” is the recognition that one is living “contrary to “the universal command of the Gospel.”
+
+Prof. Brugger fails to see that AL 303 clearly distinguishes between a conscience’s recognition that “a given situation is objectively at variance with the general mandate of the Gospel” and this same conscience’s subsequent recognition of a “generous response owed to God in the present circumstances.” The subject “conscience” might be the same but the object is different.
+The “generous response” is not the situation that is at variance with the command of the Gospel but an offering that God is asking amid the mass of impediments even though it may not yet be the perfect objective model.
+
+What might be this “generous response?” Pope Francis does not give an example in AL 303 because he’s speaking in general terms of the dynamics of conscience.
+Moreover, he knows that concrete cases vary widely.
+In our Sept. 26 article in La Stampa, Dr. Goldstein and I provided a hypothetical example of a couple in a purely civil “marriage” recognizing that God is calling them to live in continence.
+We chose this example deliberately to demonstrate that “the generous response” could be the ending of a particular sin.
+Our example was an attempt to show that Professors Brugger and Seifert are wrong to believe AL 303 implies that God is asking some people to continue to live in an objectively sinful state.
+It’s really just the opposite.
+AL 303 teaches that conscience will come to recognize that God is asking for a step in the right direction away from sin.
+Pope Francis explains this again in AL 305 when he says “a small step, in the midst of great human limitations, can be more pleasing to God than a life which appears outwardly in order, but moves through the day without confronting great difficulties.’”
+
+In a recent interview (http://www.lastampa.it/2017..., the Italian philosopher, Rocco Buttiglione, provides this example for AL 303: “Imagine a father who has a sick son and the child improves.
+He still has fever but has stopped vomiting; the child manages to keep in his stomach what he eats and has started a therapy that seems to work.
+The father is happy.
+Is he happy about the fact that the child is sick?
+No, he is pleased that his son gives symptoms of improvement and healing.”
+
+This is what Pope Francis is saying in AL 303.
+God is not happy with situations that are objectively at variance with the command of the Gospel.
+God, however, is happy when people in such situations discern in conscience that He is asking them to make a choice that moves in the right direction—even if they still need to progress further toward a more complete fulfillment of His will.
+This is the law of gradualness not the gradualness of the law.
+It is sad that this beautiful and compassionate message of AL 303 has been so completely misunderstood by scholars who have failed to grasp its true meaning.
+
+Chris Ferrara to Robert Fastiggi • 9 hours ago
+
+I certainly agree that the Latin text is the normative text even if it comes later.
+I certainly do not agree that the Latin text eliminates the grave problems with Amoris Laetitia.
+Rather, as I show in my article, it only intensifies them.
+
+With all due respect to Dr. Fastiggi, his argument and that of Buttiglione, that a “move away from sin” is what is pleasing to God, even if the moral norm is not adhered to, is sophistical.
+What constitutes a “move away” from sin if not ceasing to commit the sin?
+No example is provided in AL because none can be.
+The notion is nonsensical.
+Just how nonsensical is demonstrated by Dr. Fastiggi’s claim that by “a move away from sin” in the case of a divorced and “remarried” couple Francis means their agreement to live in continence as brother and sister for the sake of children.
+But that would be ceasing to commit the sin of adultery altogether as it would involve abandoning the pretense that they are married along with the illicit sexual relation itself.
+Such a couple could always be absolved and receive Holy Communion under the Church’s constant practice, albeit privately to avoid scandal.
+
+At any rate, the “brother and sister” approach to the situation, which is that of Familiaris consortio 84, is certainly not the one advocated by Francis.
+As my article shows, Francis has made it quite clear that he approves of admitting to the sacraments divorced and “remarried” people who will continue to live as if they were married, including sexual relations, while “discerning” their situation, this “discernment” being a mere fig leaf to conceal the proposed toleration of public adultery in the Church.
+Thus, Francis thanked the Maltese bishops for their AL guidelines, which literally mandate admission to the sacraments of divorced and “remarried” people who believe themselves to be “at peace with God.” And, as he told the bishops of Buenos Aires in writing, “there is no other interpretation.”
+
+No amount of verbal artifice can conceal what is happening in the Church thanks to AL: Public adulterers are being admitted to Holy Communion without an amendment of life and the bimillenial discipline of the Church---which John Paul insisted involves a moral norm, not a mere ecclesiastical law, to which everyone is bound in conscience “without exception”---is being overthrown in place after place.
+
+It is a great disservice to the Church to maintain the pretense that there is nothing problematical about AL.
+A moral catastrophe is self-evidently underway and it is not possible honestly to deny its cause.
+
+Robert Fastiggi to Chris Ferrara • 2 hours ago
+
+Thank you for your response.
+You write well but you do not reveal a proper understanding of what Pope Francis is saying in AL 303.
+I can only ask that you to study the matter more carefully with an open heart and mind.
+
+Chris Ferrara to Robert Fastiggi • 16 minutes ago
+
+Tell that to the four cardinals, the 800,000 faithful, the 45 theologians and the 61 other original signers of the correctio, all of whom you insult with your superficial and I must say entirely sophistical attempt to explain away what Francis is clearly doing.
+
+Irony of ironies, the latter-day Pharisees and legalists Francis sees around every corner are hard at work defending Amoris Laetitia at the very moment it is being cited by bishop after bishop as their sole authority for admitting public adulterers to Holy Communion---while Francis does nothing but approve.
+
+I think you should follow your own advice about studying this matter with an open heart and mind, but above all with open eyes, for you have clearly shut them to what is going in the dioceses in the name of AL.
+
+Fastiggi’s exchange with Ferrara concerning “More Fake News: La Stampa Tries Again.”
+
+Robert Fastiggi • 12 hours ago
+
+I would like to thank Christopher Ferrara again for calling attention to an article I co-authored with Dr. Goldstein in La Stampa.
+I give him credit for his colorful style.
+Unfortunately, Mr. Ferrara provides no real evidence for his claim that Pope Francis “wishes the bishops to admit public adulterers in 'second marriages' to the sacraments while continuing their adulterous relations.”
+
+He mentions the Holy Father's letter to the Buenos Aires bishops, but he fails to take into account that the statement of those Argentine bishops can be interpreted in an orthodox way, as Cardinal Müller told Edward Pentin in a Sept. 28 interview published in the National Catholic Register.
+In fact the statement of the Argentine bishops only speaks of the possibility of “access to the sacraments of Reconciliation and the Eucharist.” This could reasonably be interpreted as going to confession before receiving Holy Communion.
+
+The same applies to statements of Pope Francis and Cardinal Schoenborn mentioned by Ferrara.
+Pope Francis defers to the exposition of Amoris laetitia by Cardinal Schoenborn given in April 2016 when the exhortation was made public.
+I have read the Cardinal's exposition in both Italian and English, and I only find mention of the help of the sacraments in certain cases.
+Once again, Mr. Ferrara assumes this means access to Holy Communion without prior sacramental confession.
+With regard to the letter thanking the Bishops of Malta, it should be noted that Edward Pentin mentions a letter of Cardinal Baldiserri not a letter of Pope Francis.
+Moreover, this letter has not been made public so we don't know exactly what it says other than an expression of thanks.
+This seems to be very thin evidence for claiming Pope Francis wishes the bishops to admit public adulterers to the sacraments while continuing in their adulterous relations.
+As a lawyer, Ferrara should have a better sense of what really counts as evidence.
+As a Christian, he should also be mindful of the command against bearing false witness.
+
+Beyond these considerations, I wish to express a personal concern I have about Mr. Ferrara's standing in the Catholic Church.
+He says that Dr. Goldstein and I are “foot soldiers of a Leviathan Church” because we defend the Roman Pontiff.
+Does Mr. Ferrara believe that the Catholic Church under Pope Francis is a “Leviathan Church” and not the Catholic Church?
+If this is so, then it would suggest that Mr. Ferrara is refusing submission to the Roman Pontiff and communion with the members of the Church subject to him.
+This, though, is the very definition of schism found in the Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2089 and the 1983 CIC canon 751.
+I hope Mr. Ferrara can clarify what he means by the “Leviathan Church” under Pope Francis.
+A more simple question to him would be this: “Are you refusing submission to the Roman Pontiff or communion with the members subject to him?”
+
+I apologize ahead of time if I misconstrued his words.
+I believe, though, my question is reasonable in light of his reference to a “Leviathan Church” distinct from “the dictates of the Immortal God in heaven.”
+
+Chris Ferrara to Robert Fastiggi • 9 hours ago
+
+If Dr. Fastiggi wishes to continue to pretend, despite a growing mountain of evidence, that Pope Francis has not in fact approved of the admission of public adulterers to Holy Communion--just as he did when Archbishop of Buenos Aires, and just as he did with the woman he telephoned in Argentina—then I cannot help him.
+
+As for my metaphorical reference to a “Leviathan Church,” I am afraid Dr. Fastiggi has succumbed to an unfortunate literal-mindedness.
+To make it clear for him, I am contending that he and his co-author treat the Pope as if he were the absolute ruler of Hobbes’s Leviathan.
+I do not, as should be obvious, argue that this Leviathan Church actually exists.
+That it does not and cannot exist is precisely my point.
+
+Dr. Fastiggi’s inapt citation to Canon 751 and his clumsy and insulting questions about my “standing in the Catholic Church” and whether I am “refusing submission to the Roman Pontiff” demonstrate a pronounced lack of comprehension of pertinent ecclesiological and theological basics, and a rather embarrassing lack of rhetorical finesse.
+Raising objections to a papal document because it appears to depart from sound orthodoxy is hardly “refusing submission to the Roman Pontiff,” who has not, at any rate, actually commanded anyone to “submit” to anything via AL.
+
+I respectfully suggest that Dr. Fastiggi’s comments evince a need for serious study and reflection before he ventures further opinions on this controversy in public.
+
+Editor’s Note: Paragraph breaks added for readability.
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+Security Guard Jesus Campos Shot During The Vegas Massacre Raises New Questions About Official Narrative
+
+The infamous security guard at the Mandalay Bay Hotel, who was allegedly shot stopping the massacre in Las Vegas over a week ago is not listed or registered as such.
+Jesus Campos, who the narrative is constantly changing around, is still a source of mystery.
+So who is Jesus Campos?
+That burning question has bothered many since the release of his name, but there’s been no photograph of this alleged hero, even though we’ve already seen crime scene images of the guns Stephen Paddock allegedly dragged up to his 32nd-floor hotel room.
+The ever-changing narrative now though, seems to swirl around this unknown mystery security guard.
+At first, Campos, a guard at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, was hailed a hero for helping guide police to gunman Stephen Paddock’s room on the 32nd floor.
+Police said Campos was shot in the leg at the end of Paddock’s assault on concertgoers—potentially distracting the gunman and causing him to panic and kill himself.
+But now, questions have been raised after Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo revised the timeline and said Campos had actually been shot about 9:59 p.m. a (full six minutes before the mass shooting began at 10:05 p.m.) which means the guard could have instead led Paddock to start opening fire on the crowd for fear of being caught.
+Police have said it was difficult to identify the source of the bullets during the attack, and the confusion added more minutes to their lengthy response.
+But the revised timeline shows officers would have known where Paddock was before the mass shooting even started.
+Did Campos call 911?
+What happened during those six minutes?
+Much of Campos’s story and background remains a mystery.
+–Newsweek
+Campos’s co-worker Liliana Rodriguez started a GoFundMe account for him on October 3, explaining that he’d been shot while on “random patrol” and it could have been anyone of us.
+“Funds will be used to provide relief and financial support for him while he gets back on his feet,” Rodriguez’s online petition says.
+“This is a young man that I work with day in and day out.
+Any financial support would be appreciated for the time he would need to recover.”
+Strangely, a picture of Campos wasn’t displayed as part of the fund because Rodriguez indicated that “due to privacy from the media we do not feel comfortable publishing a photo.”
+There are obviously certain things that the FBI and other investigators seem intent on covering up.
+Their own narrative is quickly shattering.
+Las Vegas Metro Police Undersheriff Kevin McMahill explained more about Campos’s actions the night of the shooting, helping fill in some of what happened ahead of the attack, but unfortunately, it only added more questions and gave little in the way of answers.
+McMahill told KNPR, a local NPR affiliate, that Campos went up to the 32nd floor to investigate a door alarm.
+While on the 32nd floor, he found that a stairwell door was jammed and radioed down to maintenance.
+Campos heard a drilling sound and thought it was odd.
+A maintenance worker came up to the 32nd floor.
+As the pair started talking, Paddock began firing through the door of his room, first with a single-fire gun and then with a rapid-fire rifle.
+Police have said that when Campos radioed what happened, it helped them track where Paddock was holed up – so why change the narrative to make it even more unbelievable?
+And still, none of this explains why Campos is not registered as a security guard either, and why the timeline is being changed publically.
+What exactly do they want us to believe?
+Article posted with permission from SHTFPlan
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+Eyewitness Confessional: There Was An Active Shooter Targeting The Bellagio Hotel During The Las Vegas Massacre
+
+In yet another astonishing eyewitness report that contradicts the official story surrounding the worst mass shooting in American history, a married couple who were celebrating their 10th anniversary in Las Vegas at the time of the shooting have come forward to reveal that there was an active shooter inside the Bellagio Hotel around the same time that supposed lone gunman Stephen Paddock was found dead.
+During the confessional, a Canadian man by the name of Jeff detailed the fact that he and his wife were in the Bellagio Resort and Casino around 11:20pm on the night of the shooting when panic broke out in the hotels lobby.
+Jeff begins the interview by making clear his belief that there were multiple active shooters targeting different places in Las Vegas on the night of the attack.
+“First of all, I think what needs to be said is that, from my perspective, there were multiple events that occurred around Las Vegas, up and down the Strip that night.
+It wasn’t just centralized around the Mandalay Hotel,” the witness claimed.
+The eyewitness then goes on to directly say that he and his wife were involved in an active shooter situation at a different hotel that authorities have so far done everything in their power to cover-up.
+“My wife and I were in Las Vegas celebrating our 10th anniversary and on October 1st we were involved in an incident with an active shooter at the Bellagio.
+There is no mistake in my mind about it,” he continued.
+Jeff then describes a scene in which he and his wife were walking through the main lobby when screams and gunfire erupted.
+Keep in mind, this is all information that the police and the FBI has hidden from the American people.
+“All of a sudden there was just a crescendo of screams that started behind us in the lobby,” he claimed.
+“Then I heard somebody yell ‘there’s a shooter!
+There’s a shooter!’ And then I heard like five or six pops, like unmistakable gunfire, unmistakably.”
+“That was about 11:20 when we heard the shots and the screams… at that point you could hear and see the screams and see hundreds of people coming towards us.”
+Amazingly, as Shepard Ambellas noted, “The man’s claims match up to actual events captured in police audio recordings from the night of the shooting which confirms that between 11:15 and 11:18 p.m. on the night of Oct. 1 there was, in fact, something going on at the Bellagio.”
+This testimony also backs up claims by another eyewitness, Rene Downs, who has spent the past few days doing interviews about a shooter inside the Bellagio Hotel.
+Slowly but surely we are starting to see the official narrative regarding the Las Vegas Massacre be completely destroyed.
+At this point it is strikingly obvious that authorities have lied to the American people about the worst mass shooting in our countries history.
+One can only speculate as to what the reasons for these lies actually are?
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+Two DREAMERs Caught Smuggling Illegal Aliens
+
+Or rather, "Two illegal aliens caught smuggling less glamorous illegal aliens."
+The distinction between the illegal aliens who benefited from Obama's illegal amnesty and other illegals has always been a matter of rhetoric, not substance.
+And illegal aliens are not a racial or ethnic group.
+They're an industry: an economic industry and a political industry.
+If you legalize them, you move closer to legalizing all illegals.
+Meanwhile DREAMERs continue violating the law.
+In more ways than one.
+Customs and Border Protection said the first smuggling attempt was broken up on Oct. 4, after Border Patrol agents stopped a car at a checkpoint on Interstate 35 and discovered two illegal immigrants from Brazil hiding in the trunk.
+The driver of the car was from Guatemala, a juvenile who had been approved by the Obama administration for a DACA permit in 2016.
+Three days later the same checkpoint snared another DACA recipient from Mexico smuggling an illegal immigrant from Mexico in his trunk.
+Neither of the Dreamers’ names were released.
+They and the illegal immigrants they were trying to smuggle are all being processed for deportation, CBP said.
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+Las Vegas Shooting: A THIRD Timeline Emerges
+
+Editor's Note: This is probably a reason why reporters Laura Loomer and Mike Tokes were barred from entering the presser.
+They would have posed real genuine questions of Sheriff Lombardo and forced him to stumble all over himself in answering them.
+The words “conspiracy theorists” are being bandied about.
+Are they for real?
+A well-coordinated, meticulously planned attack on concertgoers leads to the murder of 58 Americans at a country music festival in Las Vegas, with over 500 injured, and they have no explanation or motive.
+Do the FBI and law enforcement think people won’t talk about it or speculate as to what happened?
+Are they for real?
+Further, the FBI insists there is no jihad motive, while saying they don’t know his motive.
+How can they possibly hold those two contradictory ideas at the same time?
+The sheriff, alluding to allegations of a conspiracy between his department, the F.B.I., and MGM — supposedly in an effort to establish a legal case — said, “there is no conspiracy.”
+William Jacobson explains the latest “revise” by the authorities is the now infamously botched Vegas investigation:
+October 13, 2017, Legal Insurrection
+
+Police and hotel still don’t agree on some details.
+I realize that in the heat of a shooting, particularly a mass shooting, it may take some time for a precise timeline to develop.
+But it didn’t take very long for the Las Vegas police to release a precise timeline.
+The initial timeline was that Stephen Paddock’s shooting stopped when, approximately 6 minutes after he started, he was interrupted by a security guard from the Mandalay Bay hotel.
+Paddock then turned his fire into the hallway, firing some 200 bullets, and after that the shooting stopped as police arrived.
+That was Version No.
+1.
+Some days later, the Las Vegas police backed away from that timeline, and stated that the security guard actually arrived 6 minutes before Paddock started shooting into the crowd 32 stories below him.
+That raised a number of question, including why no one called 911 after what must have been a loud volley of shots in a hotel hallway.
+That was Version No.
+2.
+But now that is disputed, in Version No.
+3.
+WaPo reports:
+Las Vegas police said Friday that the gunman who opened fire on a country music festival far below his hotel suite did not shoot a security guard six minutes before that rampage, contradicting a timeline they had offered earlier this week….
+The confusion began Monday when police said that the gunman fired at the hotel security guard, Jesus Campos, six minutes before the mass shooting began, not during the massacre as they had said.
+Lombardo also said police had hunted for the source of the gunfire and that officers responding to the gunman’s floor were unaware that a guard was shot until they arrived there, at which point the shooting rampage had ended.
+MGM Resorts pushed back on this account, first saying Tuesday that there were unspecified inaccuracies and then, on Thursday, releasing a statement directly contradicting parts of what the police had said….
+Lombardo had said Monday that Campos, the guard, was shot at 9:59 p.m. and that the mass shooting began at 10:05 p.m.
+This six-minute gap relayed by Lombardo left uncertain whether there was any lag in alerting police to the source of the gunfire during critical moments.
+Police said officers arrived on the 32nd floor at 10:17 p.m., two minutes after Paddock had stopped firing.
+MGM, though, said it was “confident” that the 9:59 p.m. time was inaccurate and “was derived from a Mandalay Bay report manually created after the fact without the benefit of information we now have.” The company also disputed the suggestion of a lag, saying the shooting rampage began within a minute of Campos reporting his injury on the 32nd floor.
+On Friday, Lombardo effectively agreed with the company’s statement, though he argued that the 9:59 p.m. time he had offered four days earlier “wasn’t inaccurate when I provided it.” Lombardo said he was told this time had been written by someone in a security log.
+Upon investigation, Lombardo said, police learned that Campos first encountered a barricaded door on the 32nd floor at 9:59 p.m.
+The guard was eventually fired upon by Paddock “in close proximity to” 10:05 p.m., when the mass shooting began, Lombardo continued.
+Clear, right?
+Not so fast, the police and hotel still have disagreement over important details, such as when police arrived relative to Paddock’s shooting at the crowd: An enormous, important discrepancy has emerged over what happened during the Las Vegas massacre: When did police arrive on the 32nd floor where Stephen Paddock was firing his deadly fusillade onto concertgoers below?
+Las Vegas police say they didn’t get to the floor until after the shooting was over.
+But MGM Resorts International, the owner of Mandalay Bay, says police officers were there shortly after the shooting began, responding to a report of a security guard being shot.
+The discrepancy could raise questions about whether police might have taken steps to intervene while Paddock was launching his devastating 10-minute onslaught….
+… on Thursday, in response to inquiries about when Mandalay Bay notified police of the Campos shooting, MGM Resorts issued a statement that was unequivocal: Las Vegas police officers accompanied Mandalay Bay security to the Campos shooting and “immediately responded.” MGM said that “Metro officers were together with armed Mandalay Bay security officers in the building when Campos first reported that shots were fired over the radio.
+These Metro officers and armed Mandalay Bay security officers immediately responded to the 32nd floor.” The statement says MGM believes Paddock began firing out the window of his room within 40 seconds of Campos reporting his shooting, and Lombardo said Friday, “I agree with the statement.” These discrepancies on basic facts are feeding conspiracy theories.
+As to Paddock’s motive, still nothing from the investigation.
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+Kerry On Edge As Legacy Crumbles
+
+Former Secretary of State John Kerry wasted no time condemning President Trump’s decision not to recertify, and to possibly withdraw from, the disastrous nuclear deal with Iran that Kerry negotiated on behalf of his boss Barack Obama.
+President Trump insisted on significant improvements to the Joint Plan of Comprehensive Action (JCPOA), as the deal is formally known.
+The JCPOA’s fundamental flaws that President Trump wants fixed include Iran’s ability to block unfettered international inspections, the wiggle room that Iran is exploiting to continue developing and testing ballistic missiles capable of delivering nuclear weapons, and the sunset clause on nuclear enrichment that would provide Iran a clear path to becoming a nuclear armed state after the current restrictions are lifted.
+Obama and Kerry had promised that these issues would be dealt with satisfactorily before agreeing to the final terms of the JCPOA.
+Instead they caved to Iranian pressure in order to get the deal done.
+Now that President Trump is trying to clean up the mess Obama and Kerry left him, Kerry has the gall to label President Trump’s decision a "reckless abandonment of facts in favor of ego and ideology" and to accuse the Trump administration of “lying to the American people.” It was the Obama administration that recklessly abandoned the facts in pressing ahead with the deal.
+The Obama administration lied to the American people, abandoning its own promises to ensure that the deal contained ironclad protections.
+Moreover, all that President Trump has done so far is to return the JCPOA to Congress for review.
+Had Obama followed the Constitution and submitted the JCPOA to the Senate as a treaty in the first place, the JCPOA in its present form almost certainly would not have been approved.
+Congress should now have the opportunity to revisit the JCPOA to determine whether the protections that the Obama administration promised are working as advertised.
+Congress should also consider whether time limits on Iran’s commitments continue to make sense in light of what we are now experiencing with Iran’s nuclear technology collaborator, North Korea.
+It bought time to turn into a full-fledged nuclear power under our noses.
+Kerry had promised that the Iranian regime would be prohibited from testing ballistic missiles.
+This turned out to be a lie.
+After the JCPOA was finalized, with no such prohibition included, Iran continued to test such missiles.
+The Obama administration’s response was that the missiles had become a separate issue, to be dealt with under a new United Nations Security Council resolution endorsing the JCPOA.
+The new resolution replaced clear prohibitions imposed on Iran’s ballistic missile program with a weak declaration in an annex that simply “calls upon” Iran not to undertake any activity such as development and test launches related to ballistic missiles designed to be capable of delivering nuclear weapons for eight years.
+Iran has tested several ballistic missiles during the last two years, including two Qadr H missiles with the phrase “Israel must be wiped out” emblazoned on the sides.
+The commander of Iran’s Army, Major General Ataollah Salehi, had told reporters just a month before the launch of those missiles that Iran was "neither paying any attention to the resolutions against Iran, nor implementing them.
+This is not a breach of the JCPOA.”
+Russian Ambassador to the United Nations Vitaly Churkin, spurning requests from Obama administration officials to impose sanctions against Iran under the Security Council resolution, asserted that the Iranian missile test did not violate the resolution.
+“A call is different from a ban so legally you cannot violate a call, you can comply with a call or you can ignore the call, but you cannot violate a call,” the Russian ambassador said.
+In short, the JCPOA did not cover the missile tests and the replacement UN Security Council resolution that did mention the missiles is toothless.
+Deputy National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes told CNN, during an interview aired on April 6, 2015, that under the deal’s terms then still being negotiated, “you will have anywhere, anytime, 24/7 access as it relates to the nuclear facilities that Iran has."
+Rhodes claimed that “if we see a site that we need to inspect on a military facility, we can get access to that site and inspect it.
+So if it's a suspicious site that we believe is related to its nuclear efforts, we can get access and inspect that site through the IAEA.” This was another lie.
+After the JCPOA was finalized in July 2015, Rhodes shamelessly denied that anytime, anywhere inspections were ever considered as part of the negotiations.
+“We never sought in this negotiation the capacity for so-called anytime, anywhere,” Rhodes said on July 14, 2015.
+The JCPOA’s supporters, including Kerry, have made much of the fact that the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has on several occasions verified Iran’s compliance with its commitments under the JCPOA, keeping its stock of low-enriched uranium below the limit set forth in the JCPOA and not pursuing further construction of the Arak reactor.
+Iran was found to have slightly exceeded the limit on its stock of heavy water, but has remedied the problem to the IAEA’s satisfaction.
+IAEA chief Yukiya Amano reiterated in a statement he issued on October 9th that Iran has remained in compliance with its JCPOA commitments.
+The problem, as any clear-eyed observer of the process recognizes, is that the IAEA relies on Iran for self-inspection of certain sites that the regime does not want the IAEA to inspect freely on its own.
+IAEA inspectors have avoided examining military sites it knows exists and has no reliable way of tracking undeclared sites.
+The IAEA’s explanation for not visiting any of Iran’s known military sites is that it had “no reason to ask” for access.
+Evidently, the IAEA is supposed to block out the fact that Iran had conducted tests relevant to nuclear bomb detonations at a military site before the JCPOA’s finalization in 2015.
+The IAEA should just pretend that such tests could not possibly happen again.
+“Nobody is allowed to visit Iran's military sites,” said Iran’s Head of Strategic Research Center at the Expediency Council and adviser to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, Ali Akbar Velayati.
+Intimidation works.
+The IAEA knows not to ask.
+As to the JCPOA’s sunset provisions, the Obama administration lied about that too.
+Kerry claimed on September 2, 2015 that the JCPOA “never sunsets.
+There’s no sunset in this agreement.”
+This month Kerry has resorted to parsing words.
+He claims the phrase 'sunset provisions' is a “misnomer,” before then defending the JCPOA’s time limits.
+"We were comfortable because the cap on Iran’s low-enriched uranium stockpile remains in place until 2030,” Kerry wrote in an article published in the Washington Post late last month.
+In other words, let’s just kick the can down the road and hope for a more reasonable Iranian regime in 13 years that would agree to extend the time limits.
+In the meantime, Kerry advises us not to worry.
+Kerry declared, “15 or 25 years from now, we still have the same military options we have today.”
+John Kerry has obviously learned nothing from the North Korean fiasco, which resulted from years of phony agreements with the rogue regime and so-called “strategic patience.” The United States clearly does not have the same military options today to deal with a nuclear armed North Korea as it did 23 years ago when former President Bill Clinton decided not to use military force to stamp out North Korea’s nuclear program at its inception.
+Instead, Clinton started us down the primrose path of naïve diplomacy with a duplicitous regime that now is on the verge of being able to strike the U.S. mainland with nuclear warheads delivered by intercontinental ballistic missiles.
+It is precisely because North Korea’s actions over the last 23 years have proven that making concessions to a rogue regime in order to obtain denuclearization commitments is so dangerous that President Trump does not want to make the same mistake with Iran.
+America’s European allies are also upset with President Trump for refusing to recertify the deal and threatening to pull out if certain conditions are not met.
+British Prime Minister Theresa May, French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel issued a joint statement last Friday praising the JCPOA and its implementation.
+They said that the nuclear deal with Iran was “the culmination of 13 years of diplomacy and was a major step towards ensuring that Iran’s nuclear programme is not diverted for military purposes.
+Therefore, we encourage the US Administration and Congress to consider the implications to the security of the US and its allies before taking any steps that might undermine the JCPOA, such as re-imposing sanctions on Iran lifted under the agreement.”
+Perhaps these European leaders should remember their own history.
+Appeasement through phony deals with a rogue dictatorship does not work, as proven by the infamous Munich Pact signed by British and French Prime Ministers Neville Chamberlain and Edouard Daladier with German Chancellor Adolf Hitler seventy-nine years ago.
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+The Las Vegas Security Guard Credited With Finding Shooter, Mysteriously Vanished Into Thin Air
+
+By now, we have all heard of Jesus Campos.
+He’s the heroic security guard that allegedly located the Las Vegas shooter, Steven Paddock.
+But the narrative surrounding him has changed wildly since the authorities mentioned him, and now, he’s mysteriously vanished into thin air.
+Of course, this leads many to believe that Campos didn’t even exist, to begin with.
+His mere existence appears to have been fabricated by the very authorities who are cramming lies down our throats about this massacre for the sake of political agendas.
+There are two conflicting timelines of Campos’s injury, but what the media has so far made clear, is that they want the public to believe Campos was walking down the Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino’s 32nd floor hallway, when Stephen Paddock spotted him on a camera he’d allegedly set up in a room service cart, just outside his suite.
+Once he saw Campos, Paddock reportedly fired nearly 200 rounds through his suite door, wounding Campos in the leg.
+Moments later (6 minutes actually, according to the newly revised timeline regarding Campos) Paddock allegedly opened fire on a crowd killing more than 50 and injuring nearly 500.
+But Campos has been a mysterious subject since being wounded in the first moments of Paddock’s assault.
+After speaking to hotel and law enforcement officials, Campos was scheduled to appear on local Las Vegas television for an interview but went missing just moments before he was supposed to be on the air.
+David Hickey, a spokesman for the Security, Police, and Fire Professionals of America (SPFPA), Campos’s union, said he got a text that Campos had been taken to an urgent care facility, UMC Quick Care.
+But UMC Quick Care says none of their clinics filled out an intake request for a patient by that name, and Campos has been silent since the text; vanishing into thin air.
+He also isn’t listed on the registry that shows the names of licensed security guards in Nevada.
+“Right now I’m just concerned where my member is, and what his condition is.
+It’s highly unusual,” Hickey told media.
+“I’m hoping everything is OK with him and I’m sure MGM or the union will let (media) know when we hear something,” he said.
+In the meantime, authorities still have not released a conclusive timeline for the shooting they desperately want us to believe was committed by Paddock.
+And, according to the latest reports, are still looking for a motive for the shooting.
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+THE OPPORTUNITIES AND RISKS OF TRUMP'S IRAN INITIATIVE
+
+Originally published the Jerusalem Post.
+On Friday, US President Donald Trump initiated an important change in US policy toward Iran.
+
+No, in his speech decertifying Iran’s compliance with the nuclear accord it struck with his predecessor Barack Obama, Trump didn’t announce a new strategy for preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, or stemming its hegemonic rise in the Middle East, or limiting its ability to sponsor terrorism.
+Trump’s move was not operational.
+It was directional.
+
+In his address Friday, Trump changed the policy dynamics that dictate US policy on Iran.
+For the first time since 2009, when Obama backed the murderous regime in Tehran, spurning the millions of Iranians who rose up in the Green Revolution, Trump opened up the possibility that the US may begin to base its policies toward Iran on reality.
+
+Trump began his remarks by setting out Iran’s long rap sheet of aggression against America.
+
+Starting with the US embassy seizure and hostage crisis, Trump described Iran’s crimes and acts of war against America in greater detail than any of his predecessors ever did.
+
+Trump’s dossier was interlaced with condemnations of the regime’s repression of its own people.
+
+By merging Iran’s external aggression with its internal repression, Trump signaled a readiness to drive a wedge – or expand the wedge – between the authoritarian theocrats that rule Iran and the largely secular, multiethnic and pro-Western people of Iran.
+
+Trump then turned his attention to Iran’s illicit ballistic missile program, its sponsorship of terrorism, including its links to al-Qaida, its aggression against its neighbors, its aggressive acts against maritime traffic in the Straits of Hormuz, and its bids to destabilize and control large swaths of the Middle East through its proxies.
+
+It is notable that these remarks preceded Trump’s discussion of the nuclear deal – which was the ostensible subject of his speech.
+Before Trump discussed Iran’s breaches of the nuclear deal, he first demonstrated that contrary to the expressed views of his top advisers, it is impossible to limit a realistic discussion of the threat Iran constitutes to US national security and interests to whether or not and it what manner it is breaching the nuclear accord.
+
+This was a critical point because for the past two years, US discourse on Iran has focused solely on whether or not Iran was complying with Obama’s nuclear pact.
+By placing the nuclear deal in the context of Iran’s consistent, overarching hostility and aggression, Trump made it self-evident that no US interest is served in continuing to give Iran a free pass from congressional sanctions.
+
+After accomplishing that goal, Trump turned his attention to how Iran is actually breaching the letter and spirit of the nuclear pact.
+Only then, almost as an afterthought, did he announce that he was decertifying Iranian compliance with the nuclear deal, setting the conditions for the renewal of congressional sanctions on Iran and opening the floodgates of congressional sanctions on Iran in retaliation for the full spectrum of its aggressive and illicit acts against the US, its interests and allies.
+
+By empowering Congress to prohibit economic cooperation with Iran, Trump put the Europeans, Chinese and Russians on notice that they may soon face a choice between conducting business with the US and conducting business with Iran.
+
+After putting them on notice, Trump discussed the possibility of improving Obama’s nuclear accord.
+Among other things, he suggested expanding the inspection regime against Iran’s nuclear installations and canceling the so-called “sunset” clause that places an end date on the restrictions governing certain components of Iran’s nuclear advancement.
+
+Trump’s address has the potential to serve as the foundation of a major, positive shift in US policy toward Iran.
+Such a shift could potentially facilitate the achievement of Trump’s goals of preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, containing its regional aggression and empowerment and defeating its terrorist proxies.
+
+Unfortunately, it is also likely, indeed, it is more likely, that his words will not be translated into policies to achieve these critical aims.
+
+Trump’s decision to transfer immediate responsibility to Congress for holding Iran accountable for its hostile actions on the military and other fronts is a risky move.
+He has a lot of enemies, and the nuclear deal has a lot of supporters on Capitol Hill.
+
+Obama would have never been able to implement his nuclear deal if Senator Bob Corker, chairman of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, hadn’t agreed to cast the Constitution aside and ignore Obama’s constitutional duty to present the nuclear deal to the Senate for ratification as a treaty.
+
+Over the past week, Trump and Corker have been involved in an ugly public fight precipitated by Corker’s announcement that he will not be seeking reelection next year.
+
+Today Corker has nothing to restrain him from scuttling Trump’s agenda.
+If he wishes, out of spite, Corker can block effective sanctions from being passed.
+And he may do so even though the implications for his Senate colleagues would be dire and even though doing so would render him an unofficial protector of Iran’s nuclear program.
+
+What is true for Corker is doubly true for the Democrats.
+
+Leading Democratic senators like Robert Menendez, Ben Cardin and Chuck Schumer, who opposed Obama’s Iran deal may now feel that as opponents of the Trump administration, they are required to oppose any change to the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act.
+
+Indeed, given the rise of radical forces in their party it is likely that they would rather give Iran a free pass for its anti-American aggression and nuclear proliferation than work with Republicans on Capitol Hill and in the White House.
+
+Then again, by framing the issue of Iran’s threat to America as he did, and by transferring responsibility for reinstating sanctions and passing further sanctions on Iran to Congress, Trump opened up the possibility that Congress will conduct substantive – rather than personal – debates on Iran.
+
+And the more substantive those debates become, the further away the US discourse will move from the mendacious assumptions of Obama’s Iran policy – that the Iranian regime is a responsible actor and potential US ally, and that there is nothing inherently aggressive or problematic about Iran’s illicit nuclear weapons program.
+
+The second major risk inherent in Trump’s approach is that he will get his way; that the Europeans, Russians and Chinese and the Iranians will agree to improve the nuclear deal.
+The problem here is not obvious.
+Clearly, it is better if the deal is amended to delete the sunset clauses and expand the inspections regime.
+
+Yet even an amended, improved deal will still serve as a shield to Iran’s nuclear program.
+An improved deal won’t destroy Iran’s centrifuges.
+
+It won’t take away Iran’s enriched uranium.
+It won’t destroy Iran’s nuclear installations.
+And it won’t bring down the regime which by its nature ensures all of these things will remain a menace to the US, its allies and international security as a whole.
+
+So long as the US continues to maintain a policy based on the false view that all that is necessary to destroy the threat of a nuclear armed Iran is a combination of the nuclear deal and economic sanctions, it will continue to ensure that Iran and its nuclear program remain a major threat.
+Distressingly, US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley, the most outspoken supporter of decertifying Iranian compliance in the Trump administration, told NBC on Sunday that the US intends to remain in the nuclear deal.
+
+To understand what must be done we must return to Trump’s speech and its strategic significance.
+
+By taking a holistic view of the Iranian threat – grounded in a recognition of the inherent hostility of the regime – Trump opened up the possibility that the US and its allies can develop a holistic policy for confronting and defeating Iran and its proxies.
+If the Iran deal and sanctions are two components to a larger strategy rather than the entire strategy, they can be helpful.
+
+A wider strategy would target Iran’s regional aggression by weakening its proxies and clients from Hezbollah and Hamas to the regimes in Iraq, Yemen, Syria and Lebanon.
+It would target the regime itself by empowering the ayatollahs’ domestic opponents.
+It would pin down Iranian forces by arming and otherwise assisting the Iraqi Kurds to defend and maintain their control over their territory along the Iranian border while strengthening the ties between Iranian Kurds and Iraqi Kurds.
+
+Friday, Trump created the possibility for such a strategy.
+It is up to members of Congress, and US allies like Israel and the Sunni Arab states to help Trump conceive and implement it.
+If they fail, the possibility Trump created will be lost, perhaps irrevocably.
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+FBI Informant “Threatened” After Offering Details Linking Clinton Foundation To Russian Bribery Case
+
+This report was originally published by Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge
+While the mainstream media has largely ignored it, the scandal surrounding Russian efforts to acquire 20% of America’s uranium reserves, a deal which was ultimately approved by the Obama administration, and more specifically the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) which included Hillary Clinton and Eric Holder, is becoming more problematic for Democrats by the hour.
+As The Hill pointed out earlier this morning, the latest development in this sordid tale revolves around a man that the FBI used as an informant back in 2009 and beyond to build a case against a Russian perpetrator who ultimately admitted to bribery, extortion and money laundering.
+The informant, who is so far only known as “Confidential Source 1,” says that when he attempted to come forward last year with information that linked the Clinton Foundation directly to the scandal he was promptly silenced by the FBI and the Obama administration.
+Working as a confidential witness, the businessman made kickback payments to the Russians with the approval of his FBI handlers and gathered other evidence, the records show.
+Sources told The Hill the informant’s work was crucial to the government’s ability to crack a multimillion dollar racketeering scheme by Russian nuclear officials on U.S. soil that involved bribery, kickbacks, money laundering and extortion.
+In the end, the main Russian executive sent to the U.S. to expand Russian President Vladimir Putin’s nuclear business, an executive of an American trucking firm and a Russian financier from New Jersey pled guilty to various crimes in a case that started in 2009 and ended in late 2015.
+Toensing added her client has had contact from multiple congressional committees seeking information about what he witnessed inside the Russian nuclear industry and has been unable to provide that information because of the NDA.
+“He can’t disclose anything that he came upon in the course of his work,” she said.
+The information the client possesses includes specific allegations that Russian executives made to him about how they facilitated the Obama administration’s 2010 approval of the Uranium One deal and sent millions of dollars in Russian nuclear funds to the U.S. to an entity assisting Bill Clinton’s foundation.
+At the time, Hillary Clinton was serving as secretary of State on the government panel that approved the deal, the lawyer said.
+It has been previously reported that Bill Clinton accepted $500,000 in Russian speaking fees in 2010 and collected millions more in donations for his foundation from parties with a stake in the Uranium One deal, transactions that both the Clintons and the Obama administration denied had any influence on the approval.
+In the midst of the new discoveries revealed yesterday about the Uranium One case (see: FBI Uncovered Russian Bribery Plot Before Obama Approved Uranium One Deal, Netting Clintons Millions), “Confidential Source 1” has once again hired an attorney, Victoria Toensing, a former Reagan Justice Department official and former chief counsel of the Senate Intelligence Committee, to get his story out.
+Sitting down with The Hill earlier, Toensing said that the last time her client tried to speak out “both his reputation and liberty” were “threatened” by the Obama administration in a effort to force his silence.
+“All of the information about this corruption has not come out,” she said in an interview Tuesday.
+“And so my client, the same part of my client that made him go into the FBI in the first place, says, ‘This is wrong.
+What should I do about it?’”
+Toensing said she also possesses memos that recount how the Justice Department last year threatened her client when he attempted to file a lawsuit that could have drawn attention to the Russian corruption during the 2016 presidential race as well as helped him recover some of the money Russians stole from him through kickbacks during the FBI probe.
+The undercover client witnessed “a lot of bribery going on around the U.S.” but was asked by the FBI to sign a nondisclosure agreement (NDA) that prevents him from revealing what he knows to Congress, Toensing explained.
+When he tried to bring some of the allegations to light in the lawsuit last year, “the Obama Justice Department threatened him with loss of freedom.
+They said they would bring a criminal case against him for violating an NDA,” she added.
+Emails obtained by The Hill show that a civil attorney working with the former undercover witness described the pressure the Justice Department exerted to keep the client from disclosing to a federal court what he knew last summer.
+“The government was taking a very harsh position that threatened both your reputation and liberty,” the civil lawyer wrote in one email.
+In another, she added, “As you will recall the gov’t made serious threats sufficient to cause you to withdraw your civil complaint.”
+As we pointed out last summer when Peter Schweizer first released his feature documentary Clinton Cash, the Uranium One deal at the center of this scandal is believed to have netted the Clintons and their Clinton Foundation millions of dollars in donations and ‘speaking fees’ from Uranium One shareholders and other Russian entities.
+Russian Purchase of US Uranium Assets in Return for $145mm in Contributions to the Clinton Foundation – Bill and Hillary Clinton assisted a Canadian financier, Frank Giustra, and his company, Uranium One, in the acquisition of uranium mining concessions in Kazakhstan and the United States.
+Subsequently, the Russian government sought to purchase Uranium One but required approval from the Obama administration given the strategic importance of the uranium assets.
+In the run-up to the approval of the deal by the State Department, nine shareholders of Uranium One just happened to make $145mm in donations to the Clinton Foundation.
+Moreover, the New Yorker confirmed that Bill Clinton received $500,000 in speaking fees from a Russian investment bank, with ties to the Kremlin, around the same time.
+Needless to say, the State Department approved the deal giving Russia ownership of 20% of U.S. uranium assets.
+Meanwhile, the ‘journalists’ over at CNN are still trying to get to the bottom of exactly who spent the $100,000 on Facebook ads…
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+Iranian Aggression Intensifies
+
+Last July, Major General Mohammad Bagheri, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) military commander and chief of staff of Iran’s armed forces, warned that “putting the Revolutionary Guard in the terrorist lists with terrorist groups can be very costly to the United States and its military bases and forces in the region.” IRGC commander Mohammad Ali Jafari said on October 8th that "if the news is correct about the stupidity of the American government in considering the Revolutionary Guards a terrorist group, then the Revolutionary Guards will consider the American army to be like Islamic State all around the world."
+The next day the Iranian regime warned of a "crushing" response if the United States were to designate the IRGC as a terrorist organization.
+President Trump has called the Iranian regime’s bluff with his announcement last week that he would do just that.
+Designating the IRGC as a terrorist organization and imposing new sanctions for its aggressive actions in the region is not a restoration of the sanctions lifted by the Obama administration as part of its disastrous nuclear deal with Iran.
+If Iran insists it can do what it wants militarily in terms of missile launches, support of terrorist groups such as Hezbollah and Hamas, and arms transfers without violating the nuclear deal, then the United States can certainly act to curb such activities through financial pressure.
+The U.S. can impose sanctions against the Iranian regime’s principal instrument for projecting aggressive, destabilizing force outside of its borders without violating the nuclear deal.
+The Iranian regime does not see it that way, however.
+With the lifting of the nuclear-related sanctions making available billions of dollars to Iran’s leaders to further finance the IRGC’s exploits in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen and elsewhere, the regime is furious that the Trump administration is tightening the financial screws again, even if for reasons not directly related to Iran’s compliance with the terms of the nuclear deal.
+Thus, it is threatening U.S. forces and bases in the region.
+A couple of seemingly unrelated events this past week point to Iran’s positioning itself for more aggressive military actions that could place U.S. forces in harm’s way.
+On Tuesday, Major General Bagheri landed in Damascus for talks with Syrian President Bashar Assad and senior Syrian officials, including the defense minister and the chief of staff of the Syrian armed forces.
+Bagheri is quoted as saying that his visit’s purpose was to “put a joint strategy on continuing co-ordination and co-operation at the military level.” Some experts on Iran believe that Bagheri’s visit to Damascus at this time is intended to reinforce a message that Iran will continue to supply weaponry to Syria and to reinforce the presence of its terrorist proxy Hezbollah in Syria.
+This will not only serve to bolster the Assad regime, but it also will strengthen Iran's ability to follow through on its threats to the U.S. and its allies, principally Israel.
+Meanwhile, following the departure of the Kurds from Kirkuk, Iraq earlier this week, the IRGC’s operational Al Qods arm reportedly established a command center and five bases there.
+According to Debkafile, this constitutes “the first military facility Iran has ever established openly in Iraq.” The Kirkuk region holds 45 percent of Iraqi’s oil.
+The Iraqi branch of Iran’s terrorist proxy Hezbollah has vowed that once ISIS is defeated it will start killing Americans, as it has done before.
+It is against this backdrop that U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley used her entire speech to the UN Security Council on Wednesday to denounce the Iranian regime on multiple grounds.
+The session was supposed to be devoted to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but Ambassador Haley departed from the monthly ritual during which Israel is normally singled out for criticism by other Council members.
+She went after Iran instead.
+She explained why the Trump administration decided to take “a comprehensive approach to confronting the Iranian regime,” which does not give the regime a get out of jail free card even if it is in technical compliance with the loophole-ridden nuclear deal agreed to by the Obama administration.
+“We can’t talk about stability in the Middle East without talking about Iran,” Ambassador Haley said.
+“That’s because nearly every threat to peace and security in the Middle East is connected to Iran’s outlaw behavior.
+The United States has now embarked on a course that attempts to address all aspects of Iran’s destructive conduct, not just one aspect.
+It’s critical that the international community do the same.
+Judging Iran by the narrow confines of the nuclear deal misses the true nature of the threat.
+Iran must be judged in totality of its aggressive, destabilizing, and unlawful behavior.
+To do otherwise would be foolish.”
+Ambassador Haley accused the Iranian regime of continuing to “play” the Security Council.
+“Iran hides behind its assertion of technical compliance with the nuclear deal while it brazenly violates the other limits on its behavior.
+And we have allowed them to get away with it.
+This must stop.”
+Ambassador Haley proceeded to list various violations by the Iranian regime of Security Council resolutions pertaining to the transfer of conventional weapons from Iran and the arming of terrorist groups, including the Houthi rebels in Yemen and Hezbollah.
+She also pointed to what she called the Iranian regime’s “most threatening act” – its launch of ballistic missiles capable of carrying nuclear weapons.
+“When a rogue regime starts down the path of ballistic missiles, it tells us that we will soon have another North Korea on our hands,” Ambassador Haley said.
+“If it is wrong for North Korea to do this, why doesn’t that same mentality apply to Iran?
+“
+As for the Iran’s supposed technical compliance with its commitments under the nuclear deal itself, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), the UN’s international inspectors are not able to visit Iran’s military sites.
+Past work on nuclear explosive trigger devices appears to have taken place at one or more such sites in the past.
+International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Yukiya Amano admitted last month that when it comes to the IAEA’s capacity to check whether Iran was conducting work on a nuclear explosive device, his agency’s “tools are limited.” The Iranian regime has also attempted to skirt the restrictions in the JCPOA on its procurement of materials, equipment, goods and technology related to Iran’s nuclear activities.
+The Heritage Foundation noted in its recent report on the JCPOA, for example, that Iran was “caught red-handed trying to purchase nuclear technology and restricted ballistic missile technology from German companies.”
+U.S. intelligence had discovered North Korea’s transfer of missile parts to Iran at the very same time that Iran was negotiating the nuclear deal, in clear violation of UN Security Council resolutions then in effect.
+The Obama administration chose to look the other way.
+Does anybody with a modicum of sense really believe that such collaboration between the two rogue nations is not going on today?
+Iran is flush with cash, thanks to the JCPOA.
+It wants to build out its missile and nuclear enrichment capabilities.
+In addition to covert transfers of materials and technology to Iran in violation of the nuclear deal, the JCPOA may provide a loophole for Iran to exploit in outsourcing some of the development work to North Korea for hard currency, which North Korea desperately needs.
+They are a perfect match for each other.
+Proponents of the JCPOA argue that exiting the nuclear deal unless it is changed to the Trump administration’s satisfaction would undermine U.S. credibility with North Korea and thereby kill any chance of negotiations to resolve the crisis caused by North Korea's continued testing of sophisticated nuclear arms and ballistic missiles.
+"If we want to talk to North Korea now, the possible end for the nuclear deal with Iran would jeopardize the credibility of such treaties," Reuters quoted German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel as saying.
+Germany is one of the parties to the JCPOA.
+Other European allies have voiced similar concerns.
+So have Obama’s former Secretaries of State Hillary Clinton and John Kerry.
+This argument is absurd on its face.
+The whole point is to prevent Iran from becoming the next North Korea, not to kick the can down the road as usual.
+North Korea’s aggressive pursuit of nuclear weapons and of intercontinental ballistic missiles equipped with nuclear warheads proves that weak agreements full of front-loaded goodies rewarding rogue regimes for elusive promises are worthless.
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+Madagascar Hospitals On High Alert: ‘No One Is Safe’ From The Black Plague
+
+Travelers are being warned to keep their distance from areas of Madagascar affected by the bubonic plague.
+As the outbreak worsens, some doctors are even warning that “no one is safe” from the disease.
+The outbreak of the black plague in Madagascar has so far killed 97 people, and doctors are warning that it will be continuing to spread and worsen, meaning no one is safe.
+Health officials say the disease, which contributed to the deaths of more than 50 million people in Europe during the Middle Ages, has spread from rural areas to the more urban areas not usually affected.
+Hundreds of cases are reported on the tropical island every year, but experts are warning the epidemic is “much more dangerous” than in previous years.
+Officials have reported infections in 17 of the island nation’s 22 regions since the outbreak started in August.
+And the number of cases is growing by the day, said Elhadj As Sy, the secretary general of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) as the nation put all hospitals on high alert.
+The hospitals have also begun implementing preventative measures with attempts to stall the spread of the bacterial infection.
+The IFRC said it’s introducing the same “safe and dignified” burial methods used in West Africa during the 2014 Ebola epidemic.
+This helps cut the chain of transmission by preventing further infections through direct contact with infected corpses.
+Last week, less than 60 people had died and around 600 had been infected.
+Now, there are 911 confirmed cases in addition to the almost 100 deaths.
+While cases of bubonic plague occur in Madagascar nearly every year, the much more dangerous and deadly pneumonic plague has never been so prevalent.
+It arrived earlier than expected this year, and has become much more contagious with it being transmitted from person to person through the air.
+Pneumonic plague is the most life-threatening form of the infection caused by the manifestation of a Yersinia pestis bacterial infection.
+Although the black plague can be treated effectively with antibiotics, the incubation time of this bacteria is incredibly short.
+Death often occurs within 12-24 hours of becoming infected.
+The bubonic strain of the disease is spread through the bites of infected fleas, whereas the more contagious and deadly pneumonic type is spread through the coughing or sneezing of an infected person.
+Elhadj As Sy said that overcoming the epidemic would require long-term help, not “just intervening at the peak and then forgetting about it”.
+Dr. Manitra Rakotoarivony, Madagascar’s director of health promotion, said: “Normally, people who catch the plague live in poor areas, but people in every place in society are catching the disease.”
+Jimmy Whitworth, professor of International Public Health at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, told The Sun: “It has been a long time since we have seen the plague in an urban environment.
+Although health officials have said that internationally, the threat is still fairly low, they’ve also said no one in Madagascar is safe, including travelers, spiking concerns over a possible global pandemic.
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+Will Trump Continue the CIA’s JFK Cover-Up?
+
+Last Friday, President Trump made the following announcement:
+I have decided not to block release of the CIA’s remaining JFK-assassination related records except for those records that directly implicate the CIA in the assassination, which will continue to remain secret.”
+Okay, he didn’t really put it like that.
+But that’s the potential and likely import of his announcement, which actually read as follows:
+Subject to the receipt of further information, I will be allowing, as President, the long blocked and classified JFK FILES to be opened.” (Italics added.)
+The operative words, of course, are: “Subject to the receipt of further information….”
+What is going on here?
+Negotiations.
+The art of the deal.
+The CIA desperately does not want to show the American people its long-secret JFK-related records.
+It has asked Trump to continue keeping at least some of them secret notwithstanding the passage of more than 50 years since the Kennedy assassination.
+Under long-established custom and tradition in Washington, D.C., when someone asks someone else for a favor, the person who is in a position to grant the favor demands something in return.
+That’s where the negotiations between Trump and the CIA come into play.
+Trump wants something in return.
+We don’t know what — maybe laying off on the Russia investigation — but his announcement last Friday is obviously part of the concluding steps of such negotiations.
+Time to buy old US gold coins
+What Trump has done with his announcement is send a clear message to the CIA: “Give me what I want and I’ll give you want you want.
+Otherwise, I will let all your cherished long-secret records relating to the JFK assassination be shown to the American people.”
+Make no mistake about it: A deal is about to be made.
+The CIA will cave.
+It will end up giving Trump whatever it is he wants.
+Trump is in the driver’s seat because the CIA cannot afford to permit the American people to see the records it wants to continue to be kept secret.
+And once the CIA gives Trump what he wants, he will cave and give the CIA the continued secrecy it so desperately needs.
+All this will happen by this Thursday, the date set by law for release of all the JFK records that Trump has not blocked.
+Think about it: The CIA has asked the president to continue secrecy of records that are more than 50 years old or, apparently, some relating to secret correspondence between the CIA and the Assassination Records Review Board back in the 1990s.
+The CIA’s ground?
+“National security” of course, the two most important and meaningless words in the American political lexicon.
+National security?
+Really?
+Whatever definition that one might put on that nebulous term, no reasonable person can honestly believe that the release of 50-year-old records are going to result in the United States falling into the ocean or even that the communists are going to take over the federal government.
+The CIA says that releasing its decades-old JFK records will reveal secret “methods” of intelligence gathering.
+Really?
+What, like the CIA was using typewriters instead of computers and pay telephones instead of cell phones?
+What is amazing (or not) is the extreme nonchalance of the mainstream media to the CIA’s request for continued secrecy.
+That should be big news.
+It’s essentially an admission of guilt, given that it is absolutely ludicrous to think that “national security” would be threatened by the release of the CIA’s long-secret JFK-assassination-related records.
+You see, the mainstream media starts with the assumption that the CIA had nothing to do with the assassination.
+In their minds, the assassination was committed by a lone nut former U.S. Marine communist, one who had no motive to kill the president.
+Such being the case, the mainstream media, deferring to the CIA, automatically concludes that its wish to continue keeping secret has to be based on “national security” grounds rather than an attempt by the CIA to continue its cover-up of its assassination of the president.
+Let’s proceed from the opposite assumption: That the CIA, in partnership with the military and the Mafia, orchestrated the assassination by framing a former U.S. Marine who was then working for U.S. intelligence, either Navy intelligence, the CIA, or the FBI, or a combination of all three.
+Don’t forget, after all, that that’s what Oswald said.
+He said he was being framed.
+Yet, from the very beginning, the mainstream media has never given any serious consideration to the possibility that Oswald was framed for the crime.
+Instead, they have steadfastly stuck with the official story, one that has all the characteristics of a pat frame-up: That Oswald acted alone or possibly acted in concert with others, both of which lead to nothing but dead ends, contradictions, and anomalies.
+Now, let’s assume instead that Oswald was telling the truth when he said he was being framed.
+In that case, it would be imperative that the CIA and the military keep as tight a lid on their records as possible to ensure that investigators or investigative reporters would have a difficult time piercing through to the circumstantial evidence that establishes the frame-up.
+As part of the frame-up, the CIA would have to fortify the persona of Oswald, its intelligence agent, as a purported communist.
+That would enable the CIA to blame the assassination on a communist, which, not coincidentally, was the advice that the Pentagon and the CIA were doling out to Latin American military dictatorships at the School of the Americas.
+In cases of covert state-sponsored assassinations, Latin American regimes were taught, a good strategy was to blame the assassination on a communist because then they could smear anyone who challenged the official story as a communist sympathizer.
+It would also explain why the CIA was closely monitoring Oswald’s movements prior to the assassination, something else that the CIA kept secret for decades.
+They had to make certain that Oswald was not on to them and had not discovered that he was being set up for a frame-up.
+The first organization that came out with a press release advertising Oswald’s bona fides was the DRE, an anti-communist group in New Orleans with which Oswald had had contact.
+What no one knew at the time, and what the CIA intentionally kept secret for decades, was that the DRE was a CIA front organization.
+It was being generously funded by the CIA and controlled by a secret CIA agent named George Joannides, which the CIA would intentionally keep secret from the Warren Commission in the 1960s, the House Select Committee in the 1970s, and the Assassination Records Review Board in the 1990s.
+But there was another big operation to establish Oswald’s communist bona fides before the assassination.
+It had to do with Oswald’s trip to Mexico City, where he visited the Cuban and Soviet embassies.
+Something dreadful obviously went wrong with that part of the operation because the official investigation into it was quickly shut down during the early post-assassination period.
+Today, Oswald’s Mexico City trip, which is part of those CIA records ready to be released, is still shrouded in mystery.
+The CIA’s continued secrecy in the JFK assassination is no big surprise.
+As I wrote in my October 11 article, “Will Trump Make a Deal with the CIA on JFK Records?,” the CIA is between a rock and a hard place.
+On the one hand, it knows that those records will further implicate the CIA in the Kennedy assassination.
+On the other hand, it knows that by seeking continued secrecy, it’s essentially an implicit acknowledgment of guilt.
+Not surprisingly, it is choosing the latter course, especially because it knows that its assets and allies in the mainstream press will continue to come to its defense with respect to its ridiculous claim of “national security.”
+Do the CIA’s long-secret records contain a video-taped confession?
+Of course not.
+And they don’t contain any reference to assassinating Kennedy.
+The CIA’s practice from the very beginning has been to not put any reference to a state-sponsored assassination into writing.
+But there has to be a reason why the CIA chose to keep this particular batch of records secret for more than 50 years.
+Those long-secret records undoubtedly include small bits of important circumstantial evidence that fill out even further the mosaic of a regime-change operation that took place in Dallas in November 1963, the same types of regime-change operation that took place in Iran in 1953, Guatemala in 1954, Cuba in 1960-1963, Congo in 1961, and Chile in 1973, all of which the CIA steadfastly kept secret from the American people.
+In 1953, the CIA was in the process of developing a top-secret manual on assassinations, one that showed that the CIA was specializing not only in the art of assassination but also in the art of covering up its role in state-sponsored assassinations.
+Every American owes it to himself to read that manual.
+Too bad the mainstream press has never given that manual the consideration it deserves.
+If it did, it might not be so deferential to the deal that Trump and the CIA are about to make to continue the JFK assassination cover-up by continuing to keep some of the CIA’s decades-old JFK’s related assassination records secret from the American people.
+Reprinted with permission from The Future of Freedom Foundation.
+The Best of Jacob G. Hornberger
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+Puerto Rico’s Power Grid Failure Is Causing A Public Health Crisis Of Epic Proportions
+
+One month after the devastating Hurricane Maria wreaked havoc on the island of Puerto Rico, the territory is still facing a public health crisis.
+And it’s a crisis of epic proportions.
+On Friday, former Puerto Rican Governor Alejandro García Padilla tweeted a photo from inside a hospital, in which scrubbed-up doctors leaned over an operating table performing surgery lit only by a flashlight.
+According to Slate, the image quickly made the rounds on the internet; it currently has almost 9,000 retweets and many speculate that that’s probably because the blurry picture feels like it’s worth a good deal more than 1,000 words.
+It illuminates just a small sliver of the public health crisis Puerto Rico is currently facing.
+This is what POTUS calls a 10!
+Surgery performed with cellphones as flashlights in Puerto Rico today.
+pic.twitter.com/5pnK5dkkE6 — Alejandro (@agarciapadilla) October 21, 2017
+Millions of residents still don’t have access to electricity or proper health care, and bacteria in the water have exposed many people to disease.
+And calls for help have gone unanswered besides the few willing to travel to the devastated island privately.
+Senator Martin Heinrich (D-NM) along with a handful of other lawmakers are calling on the federal government to continue to provide aid to the post-apocalyptic ravaged territory.
+“Even before Hurricanes Irma and Maria hit the U.S. territories, the islands’ health care system was suffering from the ongoing economic crisis.
+The islands are grappling with physician shortages, Medicaid programs facing an impending funding cliff, and widespread disparities in Federal health programs—and that was before hurricane season,” the lawmakers stated in a letter.
+“We are grateful for the public health emergency declaration in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, but more can and should be done to help Americans impacted by these disasters.”
+The senators stressed that much of the islands’ power and communication networks are out and, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), it will take months before power is fully restored.
+Hospitals have been forced to prioritize patients, ration services, and forgo elective surgeries.
+The power grid’s failure has caused more problems than many anticipated, like the stall of relief efforts.
+Without electricity, communications are non-existent too.
+Some 33 days after Hurricane Maria made landfall on Puerto Rico, only 23 percent of residents have electricity, according to Status.pr, which provides daily updates on basic services on the island.
+While there are still other problems as well, such as gas stations being slow to reopen, and roads getting badly damaged, the power grid’s utter annihilation in the category 4 winds is not just a temporary inconvenience.
+The different ways that the lack of electricity can set off a cascade of other crises is becoming increasingly clear.
+A giant government-owned hospital ship, the USNS Comfort, arrived in Puerto Rico weeks ago to help out, but many people don’t know about the ship.
+Without electricity, most cell phone towers are down.
+But even if communications were working, residents can’t get to the port, as many of the island’s roads are impassable and most are without gasoline to power a car.
+The ship has extensive space and equipment for trauma care and a large staff, but CNN reported that as of last Tuesday, only 33 of 250 beds were full.
+The looming crisis seems to be getting worse, not better, and Puerto Rico is experiencing a medical crisis of epic proportions.
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+It’s Airborne: Officials Warn That The “Black Death” Plague Could Spread Rapidly
+
+The fears that the “black death” would spread from Madagascar have now taken hold.
+As nations grapple with the outbreak of the bubonic plague, nine countries are sounding warnings that the disease is spreading rapidly.
+The deadly plague outbreak that has struck Madagascar’s major cities has yet to “peak” and that could make the spread of this infection into the surrounding regions more likely.
+Dr. Ashok Chopra, a professor of microbiology and immunology at the University of Texas, told The Sun Online the crisis in Madagascar had yet to peak.
+He also sounded the alarm to neighboring countries.
+Since there are regular flights in and out of Madagascar and this outbreak has so far, been impossible to contain, other nations are now at risk.
+Speaking from Madagascar, Christine South, head of IFRC’s (International Federation of Red Cross) emergency operations, said: “With anything like this there is a possibility that somebody could be infected and get on a plane.
+We have done preparedness support to some of the neighboring countries.” Tourists have been warned to stay out of Madagascar until doctors can get the plague under control to prevent its spread.
+The outbreak is considered a much bigger threat to the region than in previous years because it has taken on its pneumonic form.
+That means it is airborne and spread by sneezing and coughing.
+Not only that, but the plague has a very short incubation time.
+Once exposed, some people will die within 24 hours.
+Experts say the epidemic could still worsen as the death tolls hit 124 and more than 1,300 are left infected.
+The World Health Organization (WHO) has now issued alarming warnings in nine countries too.
+“If they are traveling shorter distances and they’re still in the incubation period, and they have the pneumonic (form) then they could spread it to other places,” said Chopra.
+“We don’t want to have a situation where the disease spreads so fast it sort of gets out of control.
+Most of the cases in the past have been of the bubonic plague but if you look at this particular outbreak, 70 percent of the cases are pneumonic plague, which is the most deadly form of the disease.
+If the treatment is not given in a very short period of time these people will end up dying.”
+Both forms of the plague can be cured with antibiotics, but getting treatment quickly is the key to survival.
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+The Plague Is AIRBORNE And It’s Spreading Because People Are Literally ‘Dancing With Corpses’
+
+The plague that’s airborne and has killed at least 124 people in Madagascar is now blamed on “dancing with corpses.” This is the time of year when the dead are wrapped in sheets and paraded through the streets while others dance around the bodies.
+The local tradition is said to be one of the major causes of the spread of this disease.
+Since it’s airborne, anyone coming close to the corpse of a person who has died of the black death could themselves, catch the infection.
+Health officials suspect it’s no coincidence that the outbreak coincides with the time of year when families customarily exhume the remains of dead relatives, wrap them in a sheet, and dance with them through the streets in a sacred ritual, AFP reports.
+“If a person dies of pneumonic plague and is then interred in a tomb that is subsequently opened for [the ritual], the bacteria can still be transmitted and contaminate whoever handles the body,” said Willy Randriamarotia, Madagascar’s health ministry chief of staff.
+Some locals believe the whole plague is some kind of a government conspiracy, and say they have no intention of forgoing the ritual known as “famadihana.” They say they will continue to dance with the dead and intend to honor their ancestors.
+“I will always practice the turning of the bones of my ancestors — plague or no plague.
+The plague is a lie,” Helene Raveloharisoa told the wire service.
+Josephine Ralisiarisoa firmly believes the country’s cash-strapped government is just exaggerating the problem to get money ahead of an election next year.
+And it isn’t that anyone is putting this past a government to lie for profits, but health officials have even warned tourists, a source of money, to stay away from Madagascar for their own health.
+“I have participated in at least 15 famadihana ceremonies in my life.
+And I’ve never caught the plague,” she told the AFP.
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+ICE removes Guatemalan national wanted for murder
+
+NEW YORK — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) removed a Guatemalan citizen Wednesday who was wanted in his home country on charges of homicide.
+Rigoberto Gonzalez-Aragon, 66, was returned to Guatemala City, via an ICE Air Operations charter flight, and transferred to the custody of Guatemalan law enforcement authorities.
+On March 9, ERO New York received a lead from the ICE Assistant Attaché for Removals in Guatemala that Gonzalez-Aragon was wanted for homicide and residing in the New York metropolitan area.
+On June 8, ERO deportation officers arrested Gonzalez-Aragon in Spring Valley, New York, for immigration violations.
+He had previously entered the country unlawfully at an unknown date and time.
+He had been in ICE custody since his June arrest.
+In September, he was ordered removed by an immigration judge, paving the way for his deportation.
+Since Oct. 1, 2009, ERO has removed more than 1,700 foreign fugitives from the United States who were sought in their native countries for serious crimes, including kidnapping, rape and murder.
+In fiscal year 2016, ICE conducted 240,255 removals nationwide.
+Ninety-two percent of individuals removed from the interior of the United States had previously been convicted of a criminal offense.
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+Virginia: Muslim gets 20 years for joining ISIS, says they studied Islam for 8 hours every day
+
+“I didn’t agree with their ideology.
+Our daily life was basically prayer, eating, and learning about the religion for about eight hours.”
+Imagine spending all that time studying Islam and yet still misunderstanding its true, peaceful message.
+We can only hope that learned imams such as Pope Francis and H.R.
+McMaster will go to Virginia forthwith and explain to Mohamad Jamal Khweis the proper understanding of the Religion of Peace.
+“Virginia man Mohamad Jamal Khweis sentenced to 20 years in prison for joining ISIS,” by Justin Carissimo, CBS News, October 27, 2017 (thanks to Lookmann):
+A 28-year-old man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after he was convicted of providing material support to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), the Justice Department said Friday.
+Mohamad Jamal Khweis from Alexandria, Virginia, was convicted by a federal jury in June.
+The Justice Department said Khweis left the U.S. in 2015 and eventually crossed into Syria through Turkey late that year.
+Khweis spent 2.5 months as a member of ISIS in northern Syria.
+In 2016, he surrendered to Kurdish forces in northern Iraq and was eventually turned over to U.S. authorities, the department said.
+… The department said Khweis used encrypted devices and mobile applications to hide his activity.
+After joining the militant group, he agreed to be a suicide bomber, prosecutors said….
+“I didn’t agree with their ideology,” Khweis said in an interview with Kurdistan24 in 2016.
+“Our daily life was basically prayer, eating, and learning about the religion for about eight hours.” Kweis graduated from Alexandria’s Thomas Edison High School in 2007, where friends described him as “one of the guys.” “He wasn’t someone who was an outcast or something like that — he was one of the guys,” Harrison Weinhold told CBS News in March 2016.
+“There wasn’t anything that would lead me to believe that this was, like, on the radar, that he was just going to go join ISIS.”
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+First American Citizen To Be Convicted Of Joining ISIS Gets 20 Years
+
+The first American citizen to be convicted of successfully joining the Islamic State has been sentenced to 20 years in prison.
+Mohamad Khweis, unlike the dozens of other people in the United States who failed to join ISIS and were subsequently charged, actually made it to Syria, but after just three months tried to escape and was captured by Kurdish forces, The Washington Post reports.
+Khweis is an interesting case for numerous reasons.
+First, there was no particular event or friend who ignited his radicalization.
+Second, he successfully made it to Syria via Turkey.
+And third, he came from a secular home that was stable.
+His life before joining the caliphate was unremarkable.
+He obtained an associate’s degree in criminal justice and worked as a bus driver in Alexandria, Va.
+He also abused marijuana over the past few years.
+Khweis’ defense attorney said Friday that even he has no idea what caused Khweis to join ISIS.
+“It’s difficult to understand,” defense attorney John Zwerling said Friday.
+“We don’t really know what caused him to travel to Syria.”
+From the very start of his trial, Khweis said he regretted his actions and said his decision to join ISIS in December 2015 was a drunken one.
+“I hated myself for making the worst decision I ever made,” Khweis wrote to the judge in a letter.
+“I ruined my life and my family’s life.”
+Prosecutors, who pushed for 35 years in prison, accused Khweis of lying repeatedly over the last 15 months of the trial.
+When Khweis was first captured in Iraq in March 2016, he told the FBI that he was following a young woman.
+However, that young woman didn’t exist.
+“This defendant executed his plan to perfection,” prosecutor Dennis Fitzpatrick said.
+“He got into the Islamic State.
+He was in their machinery.
+He was providing himself and his services to the organization.”
+Article posted with permission from The Daily Caller News Foundation
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+Local Police & Feds Impose INFORMATION BLACKOUT in Las Vegas Shooting
+
+There already was a blackout on the worst mass murder in modern American history.
+58 dead, hundreds wounded, the savagery of the Vegas attack is unspeakable, and still the incompetent, clueless authorities know nothing.
+That’s the information they seek to blackout.
+This botched investigation is a stunning indictment of the FBI.
+This is not the Soviet Union, this is not Iran or Riyadh – this is America.
+Where is the outrage?
+And while the bumbling FBI has dismissed out of hand jihad as a motive, here is what we know:
+ISIS has claimed responsibility for the Vegas slaughter.
+ISIS does not claim credit for events that are not theirs.
+They have double and tripled down on their claim.
+They have said that Stephen Paddock had converted to Islam six months ago, and they revealed his Islamic name as Abu Abd Abdulbar al Ameriki.
+Paddock made multiple trips to the Middle East.
+The FBI has not spoken of his itinerary or who he met with.
+His girlfriend Mari Danley had relatives in Dubai.
+Over 200 of Paddock’s foreign financial transactions were flagged for possible covert terrorism financing.
+Paddock transferred $100,000 to his girlfriend in the Philippines, now an ISIS foothold.
+Paddock removed the hard drive before he committed suicide.
+The San Bernardino jihad attackers did the same thing.
+If you recall, Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik threw their hard drives in a lake near their home, and despite Herculean efforts by law enforcement, the hard drives were never recovered.
+AUTHORITIES PUT BRAKES ON INFORMATION FLOW IN LAS VEGAS SHOOTING By Rachel Crosby Las Vegas Review-Journal, October 26, 2017: Fifty-eight people killed.
+More than 500 injured.
+And yet, nearly a month after the Las Vegas Strip experienced the worst mass shooting in modern American history, local and federal authorities are refusing to fill in the blanks.
+It wasn’t always like this.
+In the days after Oct. 1, when Stephen Paddock opened fire on the Route 91 Harvest festival crowd from his Mandalay Bay corner suite, Las Vegas police were hosting multiple news conferences a day.
+Then, once a day.
+Then, once every few days.
+They compiled and released snippets of officers’ body camera footage.
+They spent several minutes answering specific questions.
+They released a comprehensive timeline, which ended up being wrong.
+They took it back, and tried to clarify the errors, but instead caused more confusion.
+By Oct. 13 — the last time the Metropolitan Police Department or the FBI addressed the media or public — something had changed.
+The sheriff, who had been straightforward and stern, was now emotional and at times combative.
+Both he and the FBI failed to provide much new information, and at the end of the meeting, they refused to take questions.
+Since that day, the only person who has shed more light on the investigation is Mandalay Bay security guard Jesus Campos, who was shot in the leg while approaching the gunman’s room.
+His platform to share that information?
+“The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” which aired last week.
+He hasn’t made himself available to the media since.
+“It doesn’t matter,” FBI spokeswoman Sandra Breault told the Las Vegas Review-Journal on Thursday, when asked why there had been no significant updates in two weeks.
+“It’s an ongoing investigation, and unless there’s something to report, there will not be a briefing.” Calls to the national FBI office were forwarded back to Breault at the Las Vegas office.
+At least twice this week, the Las Vegas Review-Journal has asked to speak with Sheriff Joe Lombardo about the shooting investigation.
+Both times, reporters were told by Carla Alston, the Police Department’s director of communications, that the sheriff “will not be conducting interviews.” “As he has stated previously, the case is still ongoing” she said in an email Thursday.
+“Another media briefing will be held when we have new and accurate information.” When asked when that briefing would be, Alston guessed it could occur in the next two weeks.
+The Review-Journal also specifically asked about the more than 50,000 hours of overtime that Metro officers have logged since Oct. 1 on work directly related to the shooting investigation.
+“Investigators have made progress on investigative leads and in mapping out Stephen Paddock’s life for the last few years — and they’re still not done,” Alston said.
+“We still have officers dedicated to this case 24/7.” She agreed that members of the public have a right to know more, “but they have a right to accurate information and not the speculation … that has filled so many news stories the past month.” Nearly a month after the mass shooting, the gunman’s motive remains a mystery.
+More straightforward questions also remain unanswered, including whether the 32nd floor of Mandalay Bay — where the gunman was staying — has surveillance cameras, and what exactly investigators collected in the gunman’s hotel room and homes.
+Authorities also have not said how long the gunman had a “do not disturb” sign on his hotel door, and whether hotel staff saw something suspicious in his room but failed to report it.
+Though authorities have described the investigation as a team effort, they have not explained what role Las Vegas police, the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives are playing in the case.
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller.
+Pamela Geller's commitment to freedom from jihad and Shariah shines forth in her books
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+Kritarch Patti Saris is in the news again.
+She is one of many Federal District Court Judges who want to run immigration policy, despite the fact that the Constitution gives authority over immigration to Congress, and Congress has allocated considerable authority to the President.
+This writer exposed her attempted violation of the Constitution after she initially stopped the deportation of a number of Indonesians back to Indonesia as she saw it unjust and decided to substitute her moral judgment for the laws of the United States.
+Kritarch Patti Saris
+Federal courts do not have direct authority over immigration matters, which are handled by the Executive Office for Immigration Review, but Chief Judge Patti Saris of the US District Court in Boston wrote in a court filing on Wednesday that she has a say over the terms of his confinement.
+US Judge Rejects Bid to Dismiss Indonesian Immigrant's Lawsuit, Jakarta Globe/Reuters, October 25, 2017
+"The district court holds jurisdiction to review habeas [corpus] challenges to unlawful immigration detention," Saris wrote.
+Writs of habeas corpus challenge illegal detention.
+At a Friday hearing, Saris expressed concern that ICE had broken its word with Rombot after telling him in 2015 that he would "be given an opportunity to prepare for an orderly departure" before being deported.
+She also expressed concern he was being held alongside potentially violent criminals.
+Her problem though was that the law and precedent are on the side of the continued deportation of aliens.
+Kritarch Saris has apparently seen the SCOTUS writing on the wall, and perhaps had an attack of her legal conscience and decided that she will acquiesce on the major issue, but fight on a minor issue.
+Commonly this the pattern of Judges who don't want to be overruled as frequently as 9th Circuit Judges do.
+Saris has apparently decided to bend to the inevitable in the case of Indonesians, who had years of hearings and appeals, all to naught, but do a little sabotage instead.However, she will not let it go quietly into the night.What we have here is that Saris realized she has no authority over the deportation of illegal aliens, but she will do her best to throw a wrench in the works by attempting to get illegal aliens released from custody, so they can then disappear into the United States and consequently not be deported.
+(a) Arrest, detention, and release On a warrant issued by the Attorney General, an alien may be arrested and detained pending a decision on whether the alien is to be removed from the United States.
+Except as provided in subsection (c) and pending such decision, the Attorney General—(1) may continue to detain the arrested alien
+One of the immigrants, Terry Helmuth Rombot, has been in federal custody since appearing for an August check-in.
+Lawyers submitted a letter to him from ICE saying that as part of the 2010 deal he would be allowed to leave the country in an “orderly” way.
+“ICE decided that the most orderly way for him to depart was for us to remove him,” Stevens said.
+Saris expressed a dim view of that move.
+“The government broke a promise,” Saris said.
+“That’s the thing I‘m concerned about here.” U.S. Judge Wrestles With Issue Of Indonesian Immigrants, by Scott Malone, Reuters, October 20, 2017
+However, the law is quite clear, the United States has the authority to detain illegal aliens; T itle 8 of the United States Code, Section 1226, Arrest And Detention Of Aliens , gives such authority to the Executive Branch.And despite her realization that she has no authority over immigration policy, or that she will just be overruled, Saris again reaches, basing her assumption of authority over immigration based on the past Obama Regime Administrative Amnesty , when illegal aliens weren't deported.Kritarch Saris is in the wrong on both counts; she has neither authority over the detention of illegal aliens nor any authority to continue the Obama Regime Administrative Amnesty.
+She is like Derrick Kahala Watson , a treasonous kritarch, unwilling to submit her hunger for power and ideology to the Constitution and the law.
+Impeachment for her and Watson is the solution.
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+Officials Warn: Airborne Black Death Epidemic Could ‘Explode’
+
+The bubonic plague outbreak that is taking Madagascar to its knees will more than likely last another six months.
+But the worst news is that the epidemic could explode anytime unleashing the sickness on the globe.
+At least 128 people have been killed and more than 1,300 infected by the deadlier pneumonic strain of the medieval disease.
+But the oncoming rainy season could see the number of those infected explode exponentially.
+The rainy season poses a threat to the containment of the plague because outbreaks of this magnitude often seem to be seasonal.
+The Foreign Office recently warned that the deadly outbreak is entering its most dangerous phase.
+Its website said that “outbreaks of plague tend to be seasonal and occur mainly during the rainy season.” The African island’s wet season officially began today and will last until the end of April, meaning the downward trend the plague had seen over the past few days, will likely turn upward again.
+Because the disease can be spread easily through a cough or sneeze, experts are fearful.
+It would take just one infected traveler who made it to Africa’s mainland or even nearby British honeymoon paradises like Mauritius, the Maldives or the Seychelles to spread the disease globally.
+The Seychelles is currently putting anyone traveling from Madagascar into quarantine on arrival as a precaution.
+The outbreak has been fueled by performing the ancient practice of Famadihana.
+Famadihana is the “dancing with the dead” ritual which sees locals dig up deceased relatives and dance with them before they are reburied.
+Just contact with a corpse who’s death was because they contracted the plague could sicken a person.
+The country’s health chief Willy Randriamarotia said: “If a person dies of pneumonic plague and is then interred in a tomb that is subsequently opened for a Famadihana, the bacteria can still be transmitted and contaminate whoever handles the body.” The tradition has been banned since the outbreak began, but it is feared ceremonies have taken place regardless as local continue to balk that their rituals have contributed to the outbreak.
+This latest warning that the rainy season could worsen the outbreak comes on the heels of the reports that British aid workers said the epidemic will get worse before it gets better.
+Olivier Le Guillou of Action Against Hunger said: “The epidemic is ahead of us, we have not yet reached the peak.”
+As many as 50 aid workers are believed to have been among the 1,200 people infected with the more dangerous airborne pneumonic strain of the disease.
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+SO MUCH FOR MERCY & DIALOGUE: Member of Vatican International Theological Commission Sacked for Questioning Pope of Mercy & Dialogue
+
+The Catholic Twitterverse is alive today with criticism of the USCCB’s decision to sack Fr.
+Thomas Weinandy, the former head of their doctrinal office.
+It took a matter of hours for the brave defenders of the status quo to leap into action against the mild Franciscan friar’s polite plea to Pope Francis to defend the Catholic Faith and faithful.
+Or at least to stop attacking them.
+In a letter made public November 1st, Fr.
+Weinandy, a former chief of staff for the U.S. Bishops’ Committee on Doctrine and a member of the Vatican’s International Theological Commission, warned Pope Francis that he has caused “chronic confusion” among the faithful and bishops.
+
+
+
+He wrote to the pope, “To teach with such an intentional lack of clarity inevitably risks sinning against the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of truth.” He added that Catholics are “disconcerted” by the appointment of bishops “who seem not merely open to those who hold views counter to Christian belief, but who support and even defend them.”
+
+
+
+In an interview yesterday with John Allen’s Crux, he added, more prophetically than he had perhaps intended, “I don’t think anyone can, or should, associate my letter with the USCCB or the American bishops.
+Neither was involved in my writing the letter, and its publication will be news to them.”
+
+
+
+“Bishops are quick learners,” he wrote in his letter, “and what many have learned from your pontificate is not that you are open to criticism, but that you resent it,” claiming that many bishops don’t speak out publicly for fear they will be “marginalized or worse.”
+
+
+
+And sure enough, within hours of making his letter public, we learned that Fr.
+Weinandy had been given the boot.
+Of course, the Twitterverse is busy commenting on the irony: how a man expressing grave concerns that there is an atmosphere of fear of being punished for expressing grave concerns, was immediately fired.
+
+
+
+Perhaps the most astonishing aspect of this little incident is just how completely blind the US bishops – as with nearly all the episcopate – are to what political analysts call the “optics”.
+Political consultants often ask: how does it look?
+And it looks extremely bad.
+As though the fog of irony weren’t thick enough, in response to the outrage from Catholics, the USCCB has done what all the other members of Pope Francis’ cabal have done and started blocking critics from its Twitter account.
+Which, it must be said, only proves Fr.
+Weinandy’s point once again.
+
+
+
+Some of the criticism has been unusually sharp.
+Fr.
+Hunwicke wrote this afternoon, “This cheap and vulgar ritual humiliation exemplifies the extent to which P[ope] F[rancis] is presiding over a bully-boy Church in which midget bishops and minicardinals compete to defeat each other in the sycophancy stakes.
+Just as Tom Weinandy has, in effect, just said.”
+
+
+
+As I write this, the outrage is doing the opposite of dying down, and is surely a sign of how fed up Catholics – even those who would never identify themselves as Traditionalists – have become with this pope and his cadre of episcopal bullies.
+In his letter, Fr.
+Weinandy made a point of stating that he is not signatory to the Filial Correction or any other public declaration against Pope Francis’ agenda.
+
+
+
+In fact, a former student of his wrote to me today saying,
+“I see that Fr.
+Thomas Weinandy has been squashed.
+He was one of my professors in Patristics at Oxford and he was one of the most mild-mannered, least confrontational, kindest academics one could have hoped to meet.
+To me, the fact that he has chosen to write to express his concern about the crisis in the church and the papacy is very significant.
+
+He is neither a traditionalist, nor a controversialist, but a humble and straightforward Friar who is clear-thinking and entirely loyal to the Church and Her teaching.
+I would be surprised now if we were not see more of this sort of letter/exercise of conscience.
+I imagine that it’s going to become harder and harder for men of conscience and position to sit on the fence.”
+When I posted it, this assessment was backed up by Joseph Shaw, the head of the UK’s Latin Mass Society and the spokesman for the Filial Correction, who wrote, “This is absolutely right.
+Not a man to seek out confrontation.”
+
+The Crux piece offered a succinct bullet point list of Fr.
+Weinandy’s concerns.
+He said the pope is…
+Fostering “chronic confusion.”
+“Demeaning” the importance of doctrine.
+Appointing bishops who “scandalize” believers with dubious “teaching and pastoral practice.”
+Giving prelates who object the impression they’ll be “marginalized or worse” if they speak out.
+Causing faithful Catholics to “lose confidence in their supreme shepherd.”
+Our friend Edward Pentin has reproduced the full text of the letter at the National Catholic Register which is definitely worth a read.
+Fr.
+Weinandy sent the letter to the pope on July 31, the Feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola.
+Like the Dubia cardinals, he said he made it public only after the pope had ignored it for months.
+
+Notable in his critique is its distinct pastoral flavour, his concern on the effect the situation is having on ordinary people.
+The pope, he said, seems “to censor and even mock” critics of Amoris Laetitia for their desire to interpret it in keeping with Catholic teaching, and in doing so is committing a “kind of calumny…alien to the nature of the Petrine ministry.”
+
+In an interview with Crux, Weinandy said he is not afraid of reprisals but “more concerned about the good that my letter might do.” The letter “expresses the concerns of many more people than just me, ordinary people who’ve come to me with their questions and apprehensions.
+I wanted them to know that I listened.”
+
+“I have done what I believe God wanted me to do,[1]” he said.
+
+In fact, Fr.
+Weinandy has bolstered my own “Great Clarifier” theory, saying that this pontificate, and the lack of response to it from priests and bishops, is being allowed by God in order to reveal “just how weak is the faith of many within the Church,” He added that Francis has revealed that many in the Church “hold harmful theological and pastoral views.”
+
+Which inevitably brings to mind other responses that have not been quite so clear, nor so pastoral.
+
+When Cardinal Muller was removed abruptly from his position as head of the CDF, the conservative Catholic world wailed that it was another case of a “good” prelate being got rid of.
+And it seems clear from the way it was done, and the way Francis treated Muller in general, that he was indeed got rid of.
+But his depiction by conservative writers as a beleaguered champion of Catholic orthodoxy persecuted by the regime for his faithfulness betrays a somewhat selective memory and short attention span.
+Ed Pentin has a long file of interviews and articles about Muller that clearly show his complete inability to make up his mind whose side he’s on.
+
+A quick examination of Muller’s interviews and statements reveal an irresolute and ultimately calculating mind of a man who is – so I am told by sources close to him – motivated mainly by a puerile desire to be approved of by the “cool kids” in the Vatican, on the one hand, and an unshakeable conviction of his own theological brilliance on the other.
+
+Most recently, on October 30th, Crux quoted him under the headline, “Cardinal Muller backs Pope Francis against critics of ‘Amoris Laetitia’” in which the former head of the CDF has at last climbed on board the Kasperian train on reception of Communion for unrepentant adulterers.
+
+Signaling furiously with the trendy FrancisChurch buzzwords and even trendier blithering incoherence, Muller writes that “mitigating factors in guilt,” can lead, couples in “an uncertain marital situation” through a “path of repentance” – always “accompanied” by an exquisitely sensitive confessor – to a point where the reception of Communion is no longer sinful.
+Presumably because adultery itself is no longer sinful.
+Or sacrilege either, I guess.
+Or something.
+Somehow the “new evangelization” is involved in this, though it’s unclear how exactly it makes adultery and sacrilege OK. Also, it’s very important to fulfill the Sunday Mass obligation, and as everyone knows, one can’t possibly go to Mass on a Sunday without receiving Communion.
+
+We hear again, as we did incessantly from the Kasperians at the Synods, about the hard case of the poor, poor woman who has been abandoned by the first husband, and who “finds no other way out than to entrust oneself to a kind-hearted person,” … with whom, I guess, she has also no choice but to have sexual relations.
+Because of kind-heartedness.
+
+Anyway, the result of this is a “marriage-like relationship” about which confessors have to be very careful not to say mean things.
+Or be too “extreme”.
+It’s very important for him to avoid a “cheap adaptation to the relativistic Zeitgeist,” on one side, and a “cold application of the dogmatic commandments and the canonical rules,” on the other.
+Because that could be too polarizing.
+And mean.
+
+And anyway, sins of the flesh aren’t the worst things ever.
+There are, like, “different levels” of gravity, you know?
+And, like, it depends on the type of sin, right?
+“Spirit’s sins” like spiritual pride and avarice and stuff, are worse than “sins of the flesh,” you know?
+Which are, like, only a result of “human weakness,” right?
+
+Apparently the real problem with this whole thing has been that the Kasperian kerfuffle has totally been blown way, way, WAY out of proportion, and the “polarization” it has caused has been “regrettable”.
+The question of Communion for divorced and civilly “remarried” Catholics, he said, has been “falsely elevated to the rank of a decisive question of Catholicism and a measure of ideological comparison in order to decide whether one is conservative or liberal, in favor or against the pope.”
+
+For years under Pope Benedict, Muller was engaged in an open war with the German episcopate who insisted that they were going to allow Communion for the divorced and remarried, no matter what Rome said, even threatening to go into schism if they didn’t get their way[2].
+
+Muller, with little backing from Pope Benedict – who appeared content to allow his CDF prefect and the Germans shout out their differences – and with outright opposition from Francis, did indeed strive to hold the line.
+The fact that Francis orchestrated the Synods to undermine him was certainly not his fault.
+And it is difficult to imagine anyone being in a worse position than he was at the time.
+
+But since then, Muller has demonstrated very little of his former grit, instead attempting from one day to the next to appease both sides.
+Reportedly removed from CDF – and of course lionized by “conservatives” – for his mild and equivocating opposition to Amoris Laetitia, Muller has gone back and forth in what can easily be seen as a desperate attempt to find friends in both camps.
+With this in mind one could be forgiven for not taking his October 30th essay too seriously.
+
+Perhaps one of the good effects to come from Fr.
+Weinandy’s persecution will be to demonstrate how a pastor of the Catholic Church is supposed to act.
+As my friend said, maybe “it’s going to become harder and harder for men of conscience and position to sit on the fence,” assuming there are any left.
+
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+[1] In this interview, Fr.
+Weinandy gave a remarkable story of how his prayer for a “sign” that he ought to write the letter was very specifically answered: “If you want me to write something, you have to give me a clear sign,” Weinandy recalls saying.
+“Tomorrow morning, I’m going to Saint Mary Major’s to pray, and then I am going to Saint John Lateran.
+After that, I’m coming back to Saint Peter’s to have lunch with a seminary friend of mine.” “During that interval, I must meet someone that I know but have not seen in a very long time, and would never expect to see in Rome at this time.
+That person cannot be from the United States, Canada or Great Britain.
+Moreover, that person has to say to me, ‘Keep up the good writing’.” Weinandy said, exactly that happened the next day, in a chance meeting with an archbishop he’d known a long time ago but not seen for over twenty years, who congratulated him for a book on the Incarnation and then said the right words, “Keep up the good writing.” “There was no longer any doubt in my mind that Jesus wanted me to write something,” Weinandy said.
+[2] It’s notable that these howling tantrums from the German bishops halted abruptly about the same time as Cardinal Kasper gave his infamous consistory speech in February 2014.
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+There Were “Active Shooters On The Runway” Bombshell Air Traffic Control Audio From The Night Of The Las Vegas Massacre Reveals
+
+In yet another striking example of a widespread cover-up currently underway regarding the worst mass shooting in American history, new air traffic control audio has been released that details the fact that there were multiple active shooters on the airports property which is extremely close to the venue where at least part of the attack took place.
+The audio recordings, taken from the night of the October 1st massacre that left 58 dead and over 500 injured, are further proof that multiple shooters were used throughout the area, a fact that directly contradicts the official story.
+During the air traffic control recordings, which were released by political strategist and co-founder of “The New Right” Mike Tokes, one of the dispatchers is heard telling an incoming plane that landing might not be a good idea because there were multiple active shooters on the airport property itself.
+“Shutting down might not be a good idea, there’s active shooters on the runway,” he declared.
+“The 19s are closed, we are in the process of trying to round them up, they are on the airport property.”
+Air traffic control tapes on the night of the Las Vegas shooting: “There’s active shooters on the runway.
+They’re on the airport property” pic.twitter.com/HZf3LBeAgk — Mike Tokes (@MikeTokes) October 29, 2017
+This stunning tower audio once again provides proof that the entire narrative that claims that Stephen Paddock operated alone from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Hotel is complete nonsense and that authorities are actually actively covering up what really happened on that fateful night.
+While there have been countless stories since the attack that raise the very real possibility that this was a false flag, one has stood out due to the fact that the person who released the information died shortly after.
+As Shepard Ambellas reported in a now viral article, “Kymberley Suchomel, who posted her eyewitness account of the Las Vegas massacre in astonishingly vivid detail to her Facebook page on Oct. 4, subsequently passed away in her home on Oct. 9 from what reports are claiming are natural causes.”
+“Shockingly, just days before her death, Suchomel posted key details about the shooting to Facebook that contradicted the official narrative which claims that Stephen Paddock was the lone gunman.”
+From dozens of eyewitness reports, including Suchomel’s, that clearly indicate the presence of multiple shooters, to the possibility of helicopters being used in the attack, the American people are clearly not being told the truth.
+It is also important to keep in mind that multiple investigative reports conducted by other alternative media outlets have actually named government officials and private companies that may be behind the attack and so far there has been no official denial from either.
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+New Virus With NO CURE Spreading: This Is WORSE Than The ‘Black Death’
+
+A new virus for which medical officials have no remedy is spreading.
+The infectious disease also has a fatality rate of almost 90% making it much more deadly than the black death plaguing Madagascar.
+A deadly outbreak of a rare and highly fatal virus has broken out in eastern Uganda and five cases have already been identified, the World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed.
+The disease is known as the Marburg virus.
+It is similar to the Ebola virus and can be fatal in up to 88% of cases.
+The outbreak of the contagious and deadly Marburg virus disease in the Kween district of eastern Uganda was declared by the nation’s Ministry of Health back on October 19.
+Since then, five cases have been identified as international aid agencies, stretched thin by Madagascar’s black death outbreak, have rushed to deploy teams on the ground to control the recent outbreak.
+This news comes amid a surge in cases of plague in Madagascar, which is considered to be the “worst outbreak in 50 years” and now at “crisis” point.
+Marburg virus disease (MVD), which causes severe viral hemorrhagic fever, ranks among the most virulent pathogens known to infect humans, according to the World Health Organization.
+The WHO website reads: “Marburg virus disease is a rare disease with a high mortality rate for which there is no specific treatment.
+The virus is transmitted by direct contact with the blood, body fluids, and tissues of infected persons or wild animals (e.g.
+monkeys and fruit bats).” MVD also falls within the same family as the Ebola virus – the hemorrhagic fever that decimated West Africa and killed around 11,000 in 2014 and 2015.
+The outbreak is thought to have begun in September when a man in his 30s, who worked as a game hunter and lived near a cave with a heavy presence of bats, was admitted to a local health center with a high fever, vomiting, and diarrhea.
+The man’s condition deteriorated quickly and he failed to respond to antimalarial treatments.
+He died after being taken to another hospital, and a short time later, his sister in her 50’s also died of the same ailment.
+Emergency screening has begun at the Kenya-Uganda border in Turkana after all three members of the same family died of the disease in Uganda.
+Health workers have been asked to work with communities to stop the deadly Marburg outbreak from devastating communities in the rural region.
+Dr. Zabulon Yoti, a Technical Coordinator for Emergencies at the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office for Africa, said: “Community engagement is the cornerstone of emergency response.” He urged health officials to “work with the communities to build their capacity for success and sustainability” and develop a better understanding of the local customs and traditions.
+Early symptoms include fever, chills, headache, and myalgia (muscle pain).
+Several hundred people have been exposed to the virus as officials worry this outbreak could spread rapidly into regions already devastated by the ongoing black death outbreak.
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+Vatican Theologian Sacked for Questioning “Merciful” Pope’s Pontificate
+
+By now the whole Catholic world has heard of the publication of a devastating letter to Pope Francis from Father Thomas G. Weinandy.
+The former head of the theological secretariat of the U.S. Bishop’s conference, Fr.
+Weinandy has taught at both Oxford and the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome.
+None other than Francis appointed Fr.
+Weinandy to the International Theological Commission and awarded him the Pro Pontifice et Ecclesiae medal, the ecclesial equivalent of the Congressional Medal of Honor, for his work on behalf of the Pope and the Church.
+One of the world’s most renowned theologians, Fr.
+Weinandy is a “man of the Council” and a prominent figure of the post-conciliar mainstream.
+Yet Fr.
+Weinandy’s letter, sent to Francis privately last summer but predictably ignored by him—along with every other private entreaty concerning his destructive activity—is a withering indictment of a papacy that constitutes nothing less than a menace to the Church.
+The key passages (paragraph breaks added) rebuke Francis for his recklessness, his deliberate ambiguity, his fomenting of error, his sowing of disunity, his unheard-of calumnies of the faithful, and even his reduction of the faith to an ideology—precisely the wrong of which he accuses orthodox Catholics:
+
+
+Your Holiness, a chronic confusion seems to mark your pontificate….
+This fosters within the faithful a growing unease ….
+In "Amoris Laetitia," your guidance at times seems intentionally ambiguous, thus inviting both a traditional interpretation of Catholic teaching on marriage and divorce as well as one that might imply a change in that teaching….
+To teach with such a seemingly intentional lack of clarity inevitably risks sinning against the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of truth.
+The Holy Spirit is given to the Church, and particularly to yourself, to dispel error, not to foster it.
+[Y]ou seem to censor and even mock those who interpret Chapter 8 of "Amoris Laetitia" in accord with Church tradition as Pharisaic stone-throwers who embody a merciless rigorism.
+This kind of calumny is alien to the nature of the Petrine ministry….
+Such behavior gives the impression that your views cannotsurvive theological scrutiny, and so must be sustained by “ad hominem” arguments.
+[T]oo often your manner seems to demean the importance of Church doctrine.
+Again and again you portray doctrine as dead and bookish, and far from the pastoral concerns of everyday life.
+Your critics have been accused, in your own words, of making doctrine an ideology.
+But it is precisely Christian doctrine… that frees people from worldly ideologies and assures that they are actually preaching and teaching the authentic, life-giving Gospel.
+Those who devalue the doctrines of the Church [i.e., Francis!]
+separate themselves from Jesus, the author of truth… What they [i.e., Francis] then possess, and can only possess, is an ideology – one that conforms to the world of sin and death.
+[F]aithful Catholics can only be disconcerted by your choice of some bishops, men who seem not merely open to those who hold views counter to Christian belief but who support and even defend them.
+What scandalizes believers, and even some fellow bishops, is not only your having appointed such men to be shepherds of the Church, but that you also seem silent in the face of their teaching and pastoral practice….
+As a result, many of the faithful, who embody the "sensus fidelium," are losing confidence in their supreme shepherd.
+[T]he Church is one body, the Mystical Body of Christ, and you are commissioned by the Lord himself to promote and strengthen her unity.
+But your actions and words too often seem intent on doing the opposite….
+You have often spoken about the need for transparency within the Church.
+You have frequently encouraged… all persons, especially bishops, to speak their mind and not be fearful of what the pope may think.
+But… what many [bishops] have learned from your pontificate is not that you are open to criticism, but that you resent it… Many fear that if they speak their mind, they will be marginalized or worse.
+I have often asked myself: "Why has Jesus let all of this happen?"
+The only answer that comes to mind is that Jesus wants to manifest just how weak is the faith of many within the Church, even among too many of her bishops.
+Ironically, your pontificate has given those who hold harmful theological and pastoral views the license and confidence to come into the light and expose their previously hidden darkness….
+Father Weinandy reveals that he decided to publicize this historic missive only after receiving an unmistakable sign from heaven.
+As he recounts here, after repeatedly “beseeching Jesus and Mary, St. Peter and all of the saintly popes who are buried there to do something to rectify the confusion and turmoil within the Church today, a chaos and an uncertainty that I felt Pope Francis had himself caused,” he asked for a minutely specific sign from heaven on whether he should write the letter: that the next day he would meet someone he had not seen in a very long time, would never expect to see in Rome, and was not from the United States, Canada or Great Britain, which person would utter the particular phrase: “Keep up the good writing.”
+
+At lunch the next day, the sign was given.
+An old friend he had not seen in more than twenty years and would never have expected to meet in Rome, who is now an archbishop, appeared suddenly from between two parked cars, renewed acquaintances and, referring to one of Father Weinandy’s books, said: “Keep up the good writing.”
+
+Writes Fr.
+Weinandy: “I could hardly believe that this just happened in a matter of a few minutes.
+But there was no longer any doubt in my mind that Jesus wanted me to write something.
+I also think it significant that it was an Archbishop that Jesus used.
+I considered it an apostolic mandate.”
+
+Can we doubt that it was indeed an apostolic mandate?
+Can we not see in Fr.
+Weinandy a voice raised up by heaven itself to say, from deep within the post-conciliar ecclesial establishment, things that exceed in their candor what even certain traditionalist commentators have ventured to state?
+This article is featured in the new Print/E-edition of The Remnant.
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+As if to confirm the validity of his own indictment of this pontificate, only a day after this letter was published, the USCCB demanded that Fr.
+Weinandy resign his current position as a consultant to the U.S. bishops.
+He has done so.
+Fr.
+Fessio’s Catholic World Report, another voice of the rising mainstream opposition to Francis, notes that “In making such a request, the USCCB, it would appear, reinforces Fr.
+Weinandy’s very point about fearfulness and lack of transparency.”
+
+Fr.
+Weinandy’s intervention gives us hope that the plan to remake the Church according to the mind of Bergoglio will ultimately encounter a resistance that will bring an end to the Latin American-style dictatorship Francis has imposed upon the Church, even as he speaks of dialogue, collegiality, decentralization and parreshia (but only for those who agree with him).
+The plan that ultimately must fail may well fail even while Francis is attempting to carry it out.
+
+May Our Lady of Fatima intercede soon to thwart the designs of Francis and to rectify the grave harm he has already caused.
+"We don't like you 'rigid' Catholics!"
+Pope Francis meets meets with Lutheran leader, Bishop Munib Younan, in Sweden
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+Years ago numerous Indonesian Christians came illegally to the United States and submitted asylum applications.
+Those asylum applications were reviewed by the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR), the immigration courts.
+The claims were rejected as unsubstantiated and the illegal aliens ordered deported.
+However, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) declined to enforce those deportation orders, called Final Order Of Removal
+During the 10 or so years that the cases involving Indonesian Christians were free to remain in the United States, those illegal aliens did not make any effort to appeal their outstanding orders.
+Then the United States had an election, and the policy of not enforcing those and many other Final Orders of Removal was ended.
+Then suddenly, those illegal aliens claimed they were being denied an opportunity to file for asylum or were not receiving due process.
+They filed a case in the Federal courts and were assigned to a Kritarch, Patti Saris, who apparently thinks she runs immigration policy, even after aliens have had their day in court.
+Saris thinks she can usurp the Constitution of the United States based on her whims regarding immigration policy.
+Kritarch Patti Saris
+In her latest excursion into immigration enforcement policy, she decided that illegal aliens can't be held in custody for their return to their home country.
+BOSTON (Reuters) - A U.S. judge on Wednesday ordered the release of an illegal immigrant who is among 47 Indonesians in New Hampshire challenging the Trump administration’s order to deport them.
+The man, Terry Rombot, had been allowed to remain under the terms of a 2010 deal with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement until this year, when President Donald Trump instructed ICE that all people living in the United States illegally were subject to deportation.
+[U.S. Judge Frees Indonesian Immigrant Held By Trump Order, by Nate Raymond, Reuters, November 1, 2017]
+First, let's deal with the misleading reporting.
+Rombot was not taken into custody based on any ICE policy of deporting all illegal aliens.
+Rombot was taken into custody because he had an outstanding Final Order Of Removal; that's a big difference and symptomatic of the lies from reporters like Raymond.
+Saris previously ordered a stay to the deportations.
+She is currently weighing whether she can order a longer delay to give the affected people time to renew their efforts to gain legal status.
+Now, with regard to Saris, she has no authority to interfere with the pre-deportation custody of an illegal alien with a Final Order Of Removal.
+Rombot was taken into custody because he was soon to be deported.
+There was no issue of Indonesia not accepting him nor of Indonesia not providing a travel document, so there was no question of him being held in custody longer than allowed in the St. Cyr decision that restricted custody of illegal aliens with Final Orders Of Removal who for whatever reason were unlikely to be successfully deported.
+She still thinks that she can review the underlying decision of the immigration court as well.In fact, Saris' actions appear to more akin to that of the Mexican kritarch Monica Herranz who aided an illegal alien to escape arrest by ICE when she let that illegal alien leave her courtroom through the exit to her judicial chambers.
+Saris is clearly scheming to help Rombot escape deportation by disappearing into the almost 1 million illegal aliens absconding from Final Orders of Removal
+Time for Congress to impeach Saris and to remove authority from lesser courts to review immigration law enforcement, detention, and deportation decisions.
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+Deadly Plague Could MUTATE And Become Untreatable As It Spreads Globally
+
+The pneumonic plague has already infected 2,000 in Madagascar and killed 143 in the country’s worst outbreak in 50 years.
+But health officials are now warning the deadly bacteria could mutate and become untreatable as it spreads across the globe.
+Coupled with the high likelihood that this disease could spread globally by an infected traveler getting on a plane to Europe or America, health officials are now warning that the strain of plague which has already killed more than 140 Madagascar could mutate and become untreatable.
+Professor Paul Hunter has warned that, while it would be rather easy for an advanced country to contain the disease in its current form, he fears that it could evolve into something far more dangerous.
+Hunter, who is a disease expert at the University of East Anglia, told the Daily Star: “If it reaches the UK, Europe or the US it would be similar to the Ebola outbreak.
+We would have a few isolated cases but it shouldn’t spread like it has in Madagascar.” But he had more to add.
+“As with any disease, it’s a real worry that it mutates and become untreatable,” Hunter said.
+So far, the majority of the recent cases of the black death have the been pneumonic plague, a more deadly form of the bubonic plague which devastated Europe’s population in the 1300s.
+While the bubonic plague is spread through the bites of infected fleas, pneumonic plague is spread through the air, usually by coughing.
+Airborne infections are difficult at best to control.
+Symptoms of the plague include a very high fever, coughing (potentially coughing up blood), and headaches.
+Ten African nations have already been put on alert that the plague could easily spread to their region of the globe.
+The plague can be fatal 24-48 hours after infection, but antibiotics will take care of the infection.
+Schools and universities have been closed with a ban issued on public gatherings, such as the tradition of “dancing with the dead” which has been partially blamed for the disease’s spread.
+The current outbreak is also highly unusual as it has affected urban areas increasing the risk of transmission, according to the World Health Organization.
+WHO has delivered 1.2 million doses of antibiotics to fight the disease while the Red Cross has been training hundreds of volunteers on the island to publicize preventative measures.
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+Did Saint Francis Predict Pope Francis?
+
+Traditionalists are often derided by neo-Catholic commentators for relying on supposedly apocryphal quotations from Popes or saints bearing on the current ecclesial crisis.
+But these critics never demonstrate that the oft-cited quotations are apocryphal; they merely assert that they must be, as they seem too probative to be true.
+This is often done in comment boxes or responses to online queries at neo-Catholic websites, wherein the neo-Catholic commentator professes he can find no source for a given quotation—meaning he hasn’t bothered to do any serious investigation beyond a few Google searches.
+Take this quotation of Pius XII, for example, speaking in 1931 when he was still Monsignor Pacelli, serving as Pius XI’s Secretary of State:
+I am worried by the Blessed Virgin’s messages to Lucy of Fatima.
+This persistence of Mary about the dangers which menace the Church is a divine warning against the suicide that would be represented by the alteration of the faith, in her liturgy, her theology and her soul….
+
+I hear all around me innovators who wish to dismantle the Sacred Chapel, destroy the universal flame of the Church, reject her ornaments and make her feel remorse for her historical past.
+
+A day will come when the civilized world will deny its God, when the Church will doubt as Peter doubted.
+She will be tempted to believe that man has become God.
+In our churches, Christians will search in vain for the red lamp where God awaits them.
+Like Mary Magdalene, weeping before the empty tomb, they will ask, “Where have they taken Him?”
+When I first cited this quotation some 17 years ago, I was contacted by a very prominent neo-Catholic luminary who demanded a source for it, because he and his friends believed it was “apocryphal.” I did not receive the courtesy of a thank-you when I pointed him to pp.
+52-53 of Msgr.
+Roche’s biography of Pius XII, Pie XII Devant L’Histoire (Paris: Editions Robert Laffont, 1972), an out-of-print French-language work I managed to obtain after an extensive search of used book seller inventory.
+The French original text confirms the accuracy of the English translation I had seen before I cited the statement.
+
+A Modernist apostate priest, one Emile Poulet, who left the priesthood and married, attempted to cast doubt on the credibility of Msgr.
+Roche’s account of the words of the future Pius XII.
+Small wonder: Poulet, who died in 2014 at the age of 94, belonged to the “worker-priest” movement that none other than Pius XII had condemned, as I note here.
+His attempt to debunk the quotation involved nit-picking about what he claimed were factual errors elsewhere in the Roche biography.
+But he had no evidence that the quotation as such was a fabrication.
+He simply wished that it was so.
+
+Let’s give our neo-Catholic friends another “apocryphal” quotation to dismiss out of hand.
+This one pertains to an astonishing prophecy by Saint Francis of Assisi about a future occupant of the Chair of Peter:
+
+A short time before the holy Father’s [St. Francis’] death, he called together his children and warned them of the coming troubles:
+
+“Act bravely, my brethren; take courage and trust in the Lord.
+The time is fast approaching in which there will be great trials and afflictions; perplexities and dissensions, both spiritual and temporal, will abound; the charity of many will grow cold, and the malice of the wicked will increase.
+The devils will have unusual power; the immaculate purity of our Order, and of others, will be so much obscured that there will be very few Christians who obey the true Supreme Pontiff and the Roman Church with loyal ears and perfect charity.
+
+“At the time of this tribulation a man, not canonically elected, will be raised to the Pontificate, who, by his cunning, will endeavour to draw many into error and death.
+Then scandals will be multiplied, our Order will be divided, and many others will be entirely destroyed, because they will consent to error instead of opposing it.
+
+“There will be such diversity of opinions and schisms among the people, the religious and the clergy, that, except those days were shortened, according to the words of the Gospel, even the elect would be led into error, were they not specially guided, amid such great confusion, by the immense mercy of God….
+
+“Those who persevere in their fervor and adhere to virtue with love and zeal for the truth, will suffer injuries and persecutions as rebels and schismatics; for their persecutors, urged on by the evil spirits, will say they are rendering a great service to God by destroying such pestilent men from the face of the earth…
+
+“Some preachers will keep silent about the truth, and others will trample it under foot and deny it.
+Sanctity of life will be held in derision even by those who outwardly profess it, for in those days Our Lord Jesus Christ will send them, not a true Pastor, but a destroyer.” [paragraph breaks added]
+
+This quotation appears in Works of the Seraphic Father, St. Francis of Assisi, published in 1882 by the London-based Catholic publishing house R. Washbourne, 1882, pp.
+248-250).
+It is readily available as a Google book.
+The same book, it must be noted, contains an appendix setting forth “Doubtful Works of Saint Francis,” of which the quotation is not part.
+Thus, the publisher itself carefully distinguished the authentic prophecies of Saint Francis from what might be apocryphal.
+Moreover, in 1882 there could hardly have been any “radical traditionalist” motive to circulate phony quotations of the saint.
+"St. Francis in Ecstacy", Caravaggio, 1595
+Saint Francis’ prophecy is clearly not a prediction of the Great Western Schism (1378-1417), which did not involve a “destroyer” on the Chair of Peter who leads the faithful into error, widespread apostasy, and the persecution of faithful Catholics as “schismatics.” But it does contain elements very familiar to us today.
+And what inference might one draw from the coincidence that Saint Francis’ prophecy of a future “destroyer” in the papal office seems to correspond rather well with the pontificate of the only Pope who has taken Francis’ name as his own?
+
+Something else to consider: Saint Francis, one of the greatest saints in Church history, one of the few who is known and revered by the whole world, freely revealed his vision of an ecclesial destroyer who usurps the papal office.
+That is, Saint Francis did not suffer from the currently reigning papolatry, which holds that the indefectibility of the Church depends upon defending every word and deed of a given Pope as somehow consistent with Tradition and declares absolutely inadmissible the idea that the holder of the Petrine office could be a threat to the integrity of the Faith.
+Rather, Saint Francis, illuminated by heaven itself, recognized the coming reality of what Saint Robert Bellarmine, a Doctor of the Church, hypothesized as possible in principle, to cite another “apocryphal” quotation:
+Just as it is licit to resist the Pontiff that aggresses the body, it is also licit to resist the one who aggresses souls or who disturbs civil order, or, above all, who attempts to destroy the Church.
+I say that it is licit to resist by not doing what he orders and by preventing his will from being executed…
+De Controversiis on the Roman Pontiff, trans.
+Ryan Grant (Mediatrix Press: 2015), Book II, Chapter 29, p. 303.
+
+Did Saint Francis predict the coming of Pope Francis?
+That is not for us to judge, although the Church may­ well issue a judgment of Francis like that of the posthumous anathema of Honorius­­ I.
+Would Saint Francis have been horrified by the words and deeds of the Pope who has presumed to take his name?
+That question answers itself.
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+Ever thought that the academic discipline of history has gone to the Diversity dogs?
+Here’s proof, from Australia.
+The (generally libertarian) Institute of Public Affairs (IPA) last week released a major report, The Rise of Identity Politics: An Audit of History Teaching at Australian Universities in 2017 PDF ] by Dr Bella d’Abrera [ Email her ] (PhD in History, University of Cambridge,).
+All 746 undergraduate history courses taught at Australia’s 35 universities in 2017 were analyzed and it was found that, classified by thematic keyword in course titles and content descriptions, the most common themes were ‘Indigenous’ issues (99 references, 13% of total courses), followed dutifully by ‘Race’ (80), ‘Gender’ (69), ‘Identity’ (55), ‘Women’ (46), ‘Islam’ (39), ‘Colonization’ (39), ‘Sexuality’ (34) and ‘Ethnicity’ (34).
+Lagging well in the rear were such staples, now mere historiographical curiosities, as ‘Liberalism’ (7), ‘Capitalism’ (8), ‘Industrial’ (11), ‘Communism’ (15) and ‘Democracy’ (21).
+More history courses study ‘Sexuality' than either ‘Enlightenment' (20) or ‘Reformation' (12).
+More courses study ‘Islam' than ‘Christianity' (34).
+The report’s visual representation of the results (right) shows how race, gender and ethnicity (or their variants) stand out as the history chart-toppers at Australian universities.
+Anyone who still thinks that political, intellectual, demographic and material factors are what really matter to history, and to society, ought to get with the multiculturalist/Identity Politics program – enroll in a history course at an Australian university today!
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+Black Death: ‘It’s 100 % Likely’ It Spreads To The UK And A ‘Ticking Time Bomb’ Ready To Decimate The World
+
+The death toll in Madagascar due to the plague has jumped for the first time since health officials claimed the infection was in the beginning stages of control.
+With the new uptick in those who died, the fear that the disease will spread to the United Kingdom has been confirmed as “100 percent likely.”
+The plague death toll has now shown signs that it’s picking up speed again.
+Official figures reveal 165 people have now lost their lives in Madagascar’s “worst outbreak in 50 years.” Recent data shows a 15 percent jump in fatalities over just three days, coupled with scientists concerned that the black death has reached a “crisis” point.
+Ten other African countries have also been placed on high alert, warning that an outbreak could occur at any time.
+At least 2,034 people have been infected down by a more lethal form of the black death so far in the country, which lies off the coast of Africa, according to WHO statistics.
+Some experts fear the disease (which is so deadly because it is airborne) could mutate and become untreatable during this year’s outbreak – which is expected to blight Madagascar until April.
+Others worry the plague will go beyond mainland Africa and eventually reach the US, Europe, and Britain.
+The plague spreads easily and can kill within 48 hours.
+That would leave millions more vulnerable to the outbreak, and create a short supply of life-saving antibiotics.
+According to the Daily Mail, experts warn the outbreak of plague in Madagascar this year is being fueled by a strain more lethal than the one which usually strikes the country.
+This form of the pneumonic plague is airborne, easily spread by a cough or a sneeze, and has been responsible for two-thirds of all infections this year.
+The bubonic form of the plague, responsible for the “Black Death” in the 14th century strikes the country each year and infects around 600 people.
+But with over 2000 alread infected by pneumonic plague (and counting) health officials aren’t willing to quit sounding alarms just yet.
+Paul Hunter, a professor of health protection at the world-renowned University of East Anglia, was the first expert to predict the plague could travel across the sea.
+He previously said: “The big anxiety is it could spread to mainland Africa, it’s not probable, but certainly possible, that might then be difficult to control.
+If we don’t carry on doing stuff here, at one point something will happen and it will get out of our control and cause huge devastation all around the world.” There is always a risk with travel that the disease will spread globally, Hunter added.
+“We don’t want a situation where the disease spreads so fast it gets out of control.
+We are talking about it spreading in days rather than weeks.” But Hunter is adamant that a well-developed country could manage the plague should a global outbreak occur.
+Hopefully, most will never have to find out how well another country can manage this infection.
+A few health experts have warned that there is no threat to the UK, however, some have warned the plague outbreak will certainly spread to the region.
+Richard Conroy, the founder of Sick Holiday, has sent a chilling warning to UK authorities.
+Conway is saying it’s “only a matter of time” before the disease arrives on British soil.
+Conroy warned it is inevitable that the plague will spread due to the vast movement of people across the globe.
+“I believe that it’s 100 percent likely that plague will arrive in the UK once more – it’s just a question of ‘when’, not ‘if’.
+And it’s not an exaggeration to say that this is a real threat – a ticking time bomb that’s waiting to decimate the world,” Conroy continued.
+“With the current outbreak still remaining treatable with antibiotics, however, the current risk is low.”
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+House of Representatives Paid $15,000,000 To Sexual Harassment Victims
+
+Did you know that the House of Representatives has paid out $15,000,000 to victims of sexual harassment in recent years?
+I am going to share some things with you in this article that are deeply disturbing, but it is for a purpose.
+The status quo is not acceptable in Washington, and once people truly understand how deep the corruaption runs I believe that they will get motivated to finally drain the swamp once and for all.
+So yes, I am going to share some things in this article that are truly disgusting, but the goal is to show you that it is time to take our government back from the corrupt career politicians that are completely and utterly out of control.
+In recent days, CNN has interviewed dozens of people that worked on Capitol Hill, and almost every single one of them had stories of sexual harassment to share…
+CNN spoke with more than 50 lawmakers, current and former Hill aides and political veterans who have worked in Congress, the majority of whom spoke anonymously to be candid and avoid potential repercussions.
+With few exceptions, every person said they have personally experienced sexual harassment on the Hill or know of others who have.
+In an environment with “so many young women,” said one ex-House aide, the men “have no self-control.” “Amongst ourselves, we know,” a former Senate staffer said of the lawmakers with the worst reputations.
+And sometimes, the sexual advances from members of Congress or senior aides are reciprocated in the hopes of advancing one’s career — what one political veteran bluntly referred to as a “sex trade on Capitol Hill.”
+The American people are not going to put up with this any longer.
+We have no choice but to clean up our government because the rest of the world is laughing at us.
+On Tuesday, U.S. Representative Jackie Speier told a congressional hearing that she personally knows of two current members of Congress that have “engaged in sexual harassment”…
+“In fact there are two members of Congress, Republican and Democrat, right now, who serve — who have…engaged in sexual harassment.” Speier said one of the harassers has propositioned women with the comment, “Are you going to be a good girl?” Another has exposed his genitals, she said, and some victims have had “their private parts grabbed on the House floor.” “All they ask in return as staff members is to be able to work in a hostile-free work environment.
+They want the system fixed and the perpetrators held accountable.”
+And Speier was the one that revealed the fact that 15 million dollars have been paid out to victims of sexual harassment in the House in recent years.
+The following comes from Breitbart…
+Rep. Jackie Speier (D-CA) told MSNBC’s Chuck Todd on Meet the Press Daily on Tuesday that the U.S. House of Representatives has paid $15 million to alleged victims of sexual harassment by its own members in recent years.
+“We do know there is about $15 million that has been paid out by the House on behalf of harassers in the last ten to 15 years,” she said.
+“15 million dollars has been paid out over sexual harassment claims,” Todd replied, somewhat shocked.
+“So, obviously more than one member of Congress.”
+If members of Congress are engaged in this type of behavior, why don’t the American people know about it?
+And why are those members of Congress still allowed to serve?
+Representative Barbara Comstock also testified on Tuesday.
+She said that one current member of Congress exposed his private parts to a female staffer when she delivered papers to his house…
+Rep. Barbara Comstock (R-Va.) said at a House Administration Committee hearing on Tuesday that a sitting member of the U.S. Congress exposed himself to a young female staffer who delivered papers to his house–at his request.
+We need to be told who this member of Congress is so that he can be removed from Congress immediately.
+This kind of behavior is not acceptable for anyone in a civilized society – and that goes double for someone that is supposed to be one of the leaders of our nation.
+Here are the exact words that Comstock used as she described this incident…
+This member asked a staffer to bring them over some materials, to their residence.
+And the young staffer — it was a young woman — went there and was greeted with a member in a towel.
+It was a male, who then invited her in.
+And at that point, he decided to expose himself.
+She left, and then she quit her job.
+She left, she found another job.
+Of course, this sort of behavior is not just limited to members of Congress.
+According to an ex-Secret Service agent, Vice-President Joe Biden was regularly engaged in “Weinstein-level” predatory behavior…
+An ex-Secret Service agent is claiming that former Vice President Joe Biden engaged in “Weinstein-level” sexual assault and that he would walk around the VP residence late at night completely naked.
+According to Big League Politics’ Cassandra Fairbanks, a Secret Service agent who spoke on condition of anonymity revealed that Biden “would mess with every single woman or teen,” and that a Christmas get-together at the VP’s house had to be canceled “because Biden would grope all of our wives and girlfriend’s asses.”
+In fact, things were so bad that at one point a Secret Service agent almost got into a fight with Biden.
+Here is more from Paul Joseph Watson…
+During one alleged incident in 2009, Biden cupped the breast of a Secret Service agent’s girlfriend during a photo, prompting the agent to shove Biden and almost hit him.
+The agent was subsequently suspended for a week, according to the source.
+Men would often stand in front of female agents and Navy women or create false pretenses to have them leave the room just to get them away from Biden, according to the agent.
+When I am elected to Congress, I am going to make fighting this sort of predatory behavior a top priority.
+We are supposed to serve as an example to the rest of the world, and instead, we have become a bad joke.
+Those that have been engaging in this sort of shameful behavior have got to go because we simply are not going to put up with it anymore.
+Article posted with permission from End of the American Dream
+Take a look at the future of America: The Beginning of the End and then prepare.
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+Madagascar Outbreak: It Is ‘Inevitable’ The Plague Becomes Resistant To Drugs
+
+The newest warning about the outbreak of the airborne pneumonic plague, or black death, in Madagascar has been released.
+Officials warn that it’s inevitable that this bacterial infection that’s infected over 2000 people will become resistant to antibiotics.
+The only way to treat a person who has contracted the plague is with antibiotics.
+But experts now warn that because they are being used so much to treat the infection, antibiotics resistance is inevitable and making this disease much more terrifying.
+Once the bacteria is resistant, the Madagascar healthcare system will be overwhelmed, and the disease will have control of the nation.
+According to the Daily Mail, Madagascar’s healthcare system will be unable to cope if the deadly plague outbreak continues to escalate, a scientist has warned.
+Scores of doctors and nurses have been struck down with the disease, which is predicted to gather momentum in the coming weeks and there are growing fears hospitals will be unable to meet the illness’ burden.
+Official figures reveal at least 2,034 people have been infected with the “medieval disease” so far in what has been described as the “worst outbreak in 50 years.” The black death outbreak has so far claimed at least 165 lives.
+Although the plague is responding well to antibiotics right now, drug resistance is also an increasing concern amongst experts who predict it will vastly accelerate the disease’s death toll.
+Professor John Joe McFadden from the University of Surrey told MailOnline: “Fortunately in [the] plague, it has not developed much antibiotic resistance.
+If that kicks in, the plague will be far, far scarier.
+If you throw more and more antibiotics at patients, antibiotic resistance is more or less inevitable.”
+Dr. Derek Gatherer, from Lancaster University’s biomedical and life-sciences department, told MailOnline the country would struggle “to cope” if cases continue to spiral.
+“Madagascar, typically like many African countries, doesn’t have many doctors.
+There are around three-and-a-half thousand doctors for 22 million people.
+They only have around 6,000 hospital beds, so they aren’t particularly well positioned to cope with these kind of events.
+And if it wasn’t for the international aid coming in things would definitely be much worse for them.”
+And experts continue to fear the healthcare system is on the brink of being overwhelmed.
+Should the disease actually spread to the African mainland, it will be all but impossible to control and the health care system would certainly be unable to handle the outbreak at that point, making a global pandemic much more likely.
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+Al Franken Is Just The Beginning As The Curtain Is Pulled Back In Washington DC
+
+Al Franken Is Just The Beginning As The Curtain Is Pulled Back In Washington DC
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+Thank you!
+For decades, Americans have known that very sick things happen behind the scenes in Washington D.C., but the mainstream media nearly really talks about any of it.
+But now the curtain is starting to be pulled back, and the revelations about Al Franken are just the beginning.
+Earlier this week, I wrote an article about how “sexual harassment is rampant in the halls of Congress”, and that was before a female radio anchor named LeeAnn Tweeden revealed that Al Franken had “forcibly kissed” and groped her during a USO tour in 2006.
+The following comes from an article in which Tweeden shared her story…
+I couldn’t believe it.
+He groped me, without my consent, while I was asleep.
+I felt violated all over again.
+Embarrassed.
+Belittled.
+Humiliated.
+How dare anyone grab my breasts like this and think it’s funny?
+I told my husband everything that happened and showed him the picture.
+I wanted to shout my story to the world with a megaphone to anyone who would listen, but even as angry as I was, I was worried about the potential backlash and damage going public might have on my career as a broadcaster.
+But that was then, this is now.
+I’m no longer afraid.
+When the story initially broke, Franken rushed to issue an apology…
+“I certainly don’t remember the rehearsal for the skit in the same way, but I send my sincerest apologies to Leeann,” said Franken.
+“As to the photo, it was clearly intended to be funny but wasn’t.
+I shouldn’t have done it.”
+Needless to say, many were completely unsatisfied with Franken’s very weak statement.
+In fact, some members of his own party said that his apology was entirely insufficient and are calling for Franken to be held accountable for his actions…
+Guy Cecil, the former head of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and now the boss of a leading Democratic super PAC, voiced his frustration with the inadequacy of Franken’s apology on Twitter.
+“That was not an apology and was an insufficient response to serious allegations,” Cecil tweeted.
+“Al Franken must be held accountable if our party wants to live up to our commitment to women & girls.”
+This scandal has set off a feeding frenzy as Internet sleuths search for other incidents in which Franken has acted inappropriately.
+And of course, since we are talking about Al Franken, it wasn’t exactly difficult to find material.
+For example, a photo has surfaced of Franken grabbing Joy Behar in a very creepy manner.
+The following comes from Breitbart…
+Amid the emergence of a 2006 photo of Al Franken groping journalist and talk radio anchor Leeann Tweeden, a photo of the embattled Minnesota Senator appearing to grab comedian Joy Behar’s breast has also resurfaced.
+Franken was a comedian before he ever entered the world of politics, and we understand that.
+But just because he was a comedian does not mean that he gets to play by a different set of rules.
+There appears to be an ongoing pattern of behavior, and Fox News has documented some of the other incidents that have come up in the past…
+Franken, then a comedian, was quoted in a 1995 New York Magazine article discussing a skit for “Saturday Night Live” that involved drugging and raping CBS reporter Lesley Stahl.
+Franken, at the time a writer for “SNL,” suggested one skit should play out with “60 Minutes” commentator Andy Rooney finding an empty pill bottle on his desk.
+“’I give the pills to Lesley Stahl.
+Then when Lesley is passed out, I take her to the closet and rape her.’ Or ‘That’s why you never see Lesley until February.’ Or, ‘When she passes out.
+I put her in various positions and take pictures of her,’” Franken was quoted saying.
+The article, along with a 2000 Playboy column in which Franken talked about fantasizing a machine would perform oral sex on him, was used to attack Franken during his 2008 Senate campaign in Minnesota.
+As much as we may be appalled by some of the things that Al Franken has done, the truth is that there are far worse offenders in Washington.
+Let’s talk about Bill Clinton for a moment.
+Democrats have been covering up his sexual crimes for years, and my hope is that now this will start to change.
+Juanita Broaddrick, Kathleen Willey, Connie Hamzy, Eileen Wellstone, Sandra Allen James, Christy Zercher, Paula Jones, Monica Lewinsky, Gennifer Flowers, Elizabeth Ward Gracen, Sally Perdue, Lencola Sullivan, Susie Whitacre and Bobbie Ann William are some of the women that have made allegations against Clinton, and if even half of their allegations are true Clinton should be in prison for the rest of his life.
+In my article yesterday, I discussed how one Secret Service agent is charging former Vice-President Joe Biden of engaging in “Weinstein-level” behavior, and I also talked about how 15 million dollars in settlements have been secretly paid out to victims of sexual harassment in the House of Representatives in recent years.
+There is a culture of corruption in Washington D.C., and we desperately need to drain the swamp.
+If you agree, I hope that you will support my campaign and the campaigns of other anti-establishment candidates that want to clean up the halls of Congress.
+It is time to take our government back because at this point it has become an absolutely disgusting cesspool of filth and corruption.
+Article posted with permission from End of the American Dream
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+Shock: Black Death Patients Are ESCAPING The Hospital Over Fear Of Needles As Officials Worry Plague Could Spread
+
+Patients in Madagascar who are currently suffering from the plague have “escaped” multiple hospitals in the area over fears of needles and hospital treatment as a whole, according to a shocking report in The Sun newspaper.
+Security guards with at least one hospital have been tasked with forcefully keeping black death patients in the hospital as well as following the strict safety procedures set up in an attempt to quell the outbreak.
+The Sun reported:
+Officials at the hospital say the main reason why patients run away is that they are scared of needles and don’t have much experience of hospitals.
+Jean Benoit Manhes, the deputy representative of Unicef, told the Irish Times: “Some escaped because they’re afraid of needles.
+People here are not used to the hospital.
+“The problem of plague is not just a medical response.
+You can have hospitals but if people don’t come it isn’t enough.” Such incidents have prompted fears that the plague could spread even further with each confirmed case requiring 20 people have been in contact with to be treated as a precaution.
+Malagasy people have also been told not to carry out their traditional burial tradition of Famidihana which involves digging up their dead relatives every seven years.
+It means ‘turning the bones’ and sees families cleaning the remains, rewrapping them and reburying them while other family members perform a special dance.
+The African island’s government has told citizens to pause the tradition for fear the plague bacteria is still active in the corpses and can be spread to the living.
+News of infected patients running away from hospitals comes on the heels of reports that it is only a matter of time before the plague becomes resistant to the antibiotics that are currently being used to treat the outbreak.
+Mac Slavo recently reported for SHTFplan:
+The newest warning about the outbreak of the airborne pneumonic plague, or black death, in Madagascar has been released.
+Officials warn that it’s inevitable that this bacterial infection that’s infected over 2000 people will become resistant to antibiotics.
+The only way to treat a person who has contracted the plague is with antibiotics.
+But experts now warn that because they are being used so much to treat the infection, antibiotics resistance is inevitable and making this disease much more terrifying.
+Once the bacteria is resistant, the Madagascar healthcare system will be overwhelmed, and the disease will have control of the nation.
+As Slavo noted, should the disease spread to the African mainland, one can assume that it will be all but impossible to control, thus increasing the likelihood of global pandemic.
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+Black Death Warning: The Plague Is Impossible To Eradicate
+
+Face masks are placed on children in Antananarivo, Madagascar (AP Photo/Alexander JOE)
+An expert is warning the plague that has sickened over 2000 people in Madagascar since August is impossible to eradicate.
+Even though the number of those infected has dropped in recent weeks, the plague will never truly be gone.
+Since the airborne version of the plague can kill a person in just three hours, experts warn that its too soon to think that since there hasn’t been a person infected in recent days, that it won’t pop up again.
+That’s because the bacteria that causes plague is now so widespread in wildlife, that humans can’t do anything to get rid of it, said Dr. Allen Cheng, Professor of Infectious Diseases Epidemiology at Monash University in Melbourne.
+“It’s not possible to eradicate plague, as it is widespread in wildlife rodents outside the sphere of human influence,” Cheng wrote on The Conversation.
+“Outbreaks, generally, are managed reactively by ‘firefighting teams’, deployed to clear houses of fleas, identify and treat cases and give pre-emptive treatment to contacts at risk.
+A more preventative approach, such as the identification of areas at risk using climate models and animal surveys to focus flea and rat control efforts, would be better,” he said.
+“But, this requires a better understanding of transmission pathways in each region where disease persists.”
+The best way to stop the plague spreading was to focus on flea and rat control in the most at-risk areas, he said.
+Cheng’s comments came after at least 171 people died in Madagascar over an outbreak of plague.
+Nine countries were urged by the World Health Organisation (WHO) to prepare for a black death attack, at the end of October.
+It’s been reported that plague has been transmitted to humans by camels, goats, prairie dogs, rock squirrels and guinea pigs since the 1960’s.
+There are only a few remaining hotspots for plague in the world – Madagascar being one of them.
+This outbreak was also highly “unusual”, in that several different parts of the island were affected, including areas with lots of people.
+WHO has reported 2119 cases of the plague as of November 10.
+171 have died of the disease so far.
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+How Do You Like Paying For Sexual Harassment Settlements from Your Congress, America?
+
+How Do You Like Paying For Sexual Harassment Settlements from Your Congress, America?
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+Thank you!
+We finally have the official numbers, and they aren’t pretty.
+Reid Wilson, a correspondent for the Hill, has posted to Twitter a year by year breakdown of sexual harassment settlements and awards that he received from the Congressional Office of Compliance.
+I went ahead and added up each column, and what I discovered is that 264 cases of sexual harassment in Congress have been settled since 1997, and the total amount awarded in those settlements comes to a grand total of $17,250,854.
+So where has the $17,250,854 come from to pay those settlements?
+That money has come from the taxpayers of course.
+That means that you and I have been paying to cover up the epidemic of sexual harassment that has been taking place on Capitol Hill.
+When U.S. Representative Jackie Speier originally told us that more than 15 million dollars had been paid out to victims of sexual harassment in recent years, I was envisioning a few dozen cases at most.
+I had no idea that the total number of cases would actually be well over 200.
+If our leaders were serious about stopping this from happening, they would pass a law making it mandatory that all cases of sexual harassment in Congress be made public, and that members of Congress would be personally responsible for paying out any settlements.
+If such a law was instituted, I guarantee you that sexual harassment on Capitol Hill would come to a screeching halt.
+But they don’t want it to stop.
+For many in Congress, having so many attractive young women around is one of the key benefits of the job.
+I included the following quote from CNN in an article the other day, but I also believe that it fits just perfectly here…
+In an environment with “so many young women,” said one ex-House aide, the men “have no self-control.” “Amongst ourselves, we know,” a former Senate staffer said of the lawmakers with the worst reputations.
+And sometimes, the sexual advances from members of Congress or senior aides are reciprocated in the hopes of advancing one’s career — what one political veteran bluntly referred to as a “sex trade on Capitol Hill.”
+Do you want to stop this from happening?
+It isn’t going to stop until we boot out the corrupt career politicians that are engaging in this type of behavior.
+So I am asking you to support my campaign and other “grassroots deplorables” that are running for office all over the nation.
+Morality really matters when it comes to serving in public office, and we are not going to send people that engage in sexually inappropriate behavior to Washington anymore.
+And I am calling on Congress to immediately release the details of all of the 264 cases of sexual harassment that have been settled since 1997.
+The American people have a right to know, and those that engaged in this type of behavior do not have a right to hide.
+It is time to drain the swamp, and this would be a really good place to start.
+Article posted with permission from End of the American Dream
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+Asteroid Will Skim By Earth Days Before Christmas: It Is ‘Potentially Hazardous’
+
+An asteroid called 3200 Phaethon will skim past the Earth just days before many will celebrate with Christmas festivities.
+The three-mile-wide asteroid is expected to miss the Earth, but it’s still labeled as “potentially hazardous,” and for good reasons.
+With a diameter of about 3 miles, the asteroid named 3200 Phaethon (after the Greek demi-god who, according to legend, nearly set the Earth on fire) is classified as “potentially hazardous” by the Minor Planet Center.
+The asteroid will pass within 6.5 million miles of the Earth, which is relatively close in space terms, but still around 27 times the distance of the moon.
+Much closer flybys have occurred in the very recent past.
+Scientists at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory are planning to use the opportunity to obtain a detailed 3D model of the asteroid, which has a particularly irregular shape.
+First detected in December 2007, 3200 Phaethon is widely thought to be the parent body for the Geminid meteor shower, which is due to peak this year on the night of December 13.
+This would make the Geminids one of only two major meteor showers not originating from a comet; the other being the Quadrantids in January.
+The main difference between asteroids and comets is their composition.
+Asteroids are made up of metals and rocky material, while comets are made up of ice, dust and rocky material.
+Comets which approach the Sun lose material with each orbit because some of their ice melts and vaporizes to form a tail.
+But the real question is will anyone be able to see the asteroid’s close approach to our planet.
+According to NASA, 3200 Phaethon will be visible in small telescopes for experienced observers in areas with dark skies.
+It is potentially detectable for three weeks but will be at its brightest between December 11 and 21.
+If you don’t see the asteroid itself, be sure to look out for the Geminid meteor shower, which is set to provide a spectacular show over the course of 10 nights in December, with as many as 100 shooting stars every hour.
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+No Justice for Kate Steinle
+
+A San Francisco jury on Thursday found Jose Ines Garcia Zarate, also known as Juan Francisco Lopez Sanchez, not guilty of the murder of Kate Steinle on a San Francisco pier on July 1, 2015.
+The jury of six men and six women, including three immigrants, found the Mexican national not guilty of all murder and manslaughter charges and guilty only of felony possession of a firearm.
+For Garcia’s Zarate’s attorney, Matt Gonzalez, Ralph Nader’s running mate in the 2008 presidential election, the trial was all about Donald Trump.
+“For those who might criticize this verdict – there are a number of people who have commented on this case in the last couple of years,” Gonzalez said after the verdict, “the Attorney General of the United States and the President and Vice President of the United States.
+Let me just remind them, they are themselves under investigation by a special prosecutor in Washington D.C. and they may soon avail themselves of the presumption of innocence beyond a reasonable doubt, so I ask that they reflect on that before they comment or disparage the results of this case.”
+“From day one this case was used as a means to foment hate, to foment division and to foment a program of mass deportation,” added defense attorney Francisco Ugarte.
+“It was used to catapult a presidency along that philosophy of hate of others.
+I believe today is a day of vindication for the rights of immigrants.”
+Alex Bastian of the San Francisco prosecutor’s office told reporters the verdict “was not the one we were hoping for,” but the Steinle family could be forgiven for any reasonable doubts about the prosecution.
+“We’re just shocked — saddened and shocked ... that’s about it,” Jim Steinle, Kate’s father, told the San Francisco Chronicle.
+“There’s no other way you can coin it.
+Justice was rendered, but it was not served.” Kate’s brother Brad was “stunned that they couldn’t even get him on using the weapon.”
+Attorney David Wohl told Fox News that with negligent discharge of a firearm, the defendant’s action met every standard for involuntary manslaughter.
+The verdict, Wohl said, was “an utter and complete and total failure by the prosecutor.”
+Conservative Ben Shapiro told Fox news the verdict was “horrifying.
+.
+.
+Politics trumps evidence in California once again.” For Jeff Sessions San Francisco’s sanctuary city policy “led to the preventable and heartbreaking death of Kate Steinle.” According to the Attorney General’s statement, the Justice Department “will continue to ensure that all jurisdictions place the safety and security of their communities above the convenience of criminal aliens.”
+For his part, President Trump tweeted: “A disgraceful verdict in the Kate Steinle case!
+No wonder the people of our Country are so angry with Illegal Immigration.”
+Mexican national Jose Ines Garcia Zarate, 54, is a seven-time felon and has been deported five times.
+In 2015 federal authorities sought to detain him for deportation.
+San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi chose to defy the feds and release the Mexican national.
+On July 1, 2015, the criminal illegal picked up a Sig Sauer .40 caliber pistol, stolen from a Bureau of Land Management officer, and fired the shot that killed Kate Steinle, only 32 years old.
+The Mexican nation and career criminal enjoyed all the rights of the American legal system, the presumption of innocence, and a high-profile defense attorney funded by American taxpayers.
+During the trial, former vice presidential candidate Matt Gonzalez claimed that Garcia Zarate’s background and nationality played a role in his prosecution.
+As Gonzalez argued, “If this was a college student or Swedish kid would he be charged with murder?”
+That sort of politically correct nonsense plays well in San Francisco, so any observer of the case could be forgiven for believing that prosecution and defense both got the outcome they wanted, regardless of the tragedy for the Steinle family.
+The felony firearms charge, the only charge on which Garcia Zarate was found guilty, carries a sentence of 16 months to 3 years.
+Since Garcia Zarate has been languishing in jail, the authorities could commute any sentence to time served and he could walk free within weeks.
+San Francisco is not likely to hand the felon over to ICE for deportation.
+Should that happen, Garcia Zarate has already proved five times that anybody can get away with violating U.S. immigration law.
+He has already proved that in the sanctuary state of California, false-documented illegals are a privileged class.
+Jose Ines Garcia Zarate, or whatever his real name is, has also proved that a career criminal who is not even supposed to be in the country can literally get away with murder in broad daylight.
+When that happens, the killer’s public defender will call it a “vindication for the rights of immigrants.”
+In San Francisco, and across California, this verdict will surely give new meaning to the cry of “no justice, no peace.”
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+British Labor Party: We Banned Pamela Geller, Now Let’s Ban Trump, Too
+
+The Guardian reported Thursday that “Chris Bryant, a senior Labour backbencher,” has written to British prime minister Theresa May, urging her to “issue an official ban on Donald Trump from entering the UK on the grounds he is condoning fascism and his presence is ‘not conducive to the public good.'”
+When Western historians look back at the 21st century, the Geller-Spencer ban in the U.K. will be viewed as one of that once great nation’s darkest moments and a low point for freedom.
+It was the victory of Islamic law over Western law, sharia over freedom.
+This because Trump retweeted three videos showing Muslims being violent.
+Bryant, a former Foreign Office minister, supported this madness by pointing to…me.
+He cited the cases of two U.S. far-right bloggers, Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer, who were banned by May in 2013 from entering the U.K.
+I was going to be among a group of freedom-fighters – a true rainbow coalition of human rights activists from all over the world (a Hindu princess had been set to join us) – to honor the memory of Lee Rigby, the British soldier who had been murdered on a London street in broad daylight by an Islamic jihadist on May 22, 2013.
+We planned to pay our respects to Lee Rigby by placing a wreath at his memorial, in his memory and in memory of his service.
+We planned to bring the Stars and Stripes, as well as British and Danish flags, and participate in Armed Forces Day memorial commemorations at the Royal Artillery Barracks in Woolwich, where Rigby served.
+For this, we were banned.
+When Prime Minister Theresa May, who was the head of the Home Office when she banned us and was thus directly responsible for the ban, threw us under the bus in order to satiate savages who threatened violence, did she really think she or anyone would be safe?
+Safe by surrender?
+When did they ever work in the history of humankind?
+The über-left pol citing the Geller-Spencer ban in the U.K. to ban Trump was inevitable.
+It’s like the Geller ban on ads on buses and subways in every major American city: the Catholic Church just tried to run ads on buses in Washington, D.C., and discovered that it couldn’t because of the ban on all political ads that was enacted in order to prevent my ads from running.
+Once you sanction the silencing and persecution of one, inevitably, you’ve sanctioned it for all.
+It’s open season on the opposition.
+Who decides what’s good and what’s forbidden in a totalitarian society?
+The totalitarians.
+The worldwide howl at Trump’s retweets of videos tweeted out by a British politician is further proof of the Islamization of the West.
+It speaks to how deeply and far and widely sharia has been normed and accepted by Western elites.
+The videos in the retweets are authentic and have circulated for years.
+They’re neither “far-right” nor “Islamophobic”; they’re just factual.
+Once again the media are blaming the messenger instead of dealing with Islamic violence.
+Trump didn’t add any rhetoric to his tweets.
+He retweeted authentic videos.
+(The Dutch media now claim that one of them doesn’t depict Muslim migrants being violent, as was claimed.
+Even if this is true, Muslim migrant violence is a grim and increasingly common reality in Europe.)
+If Muslims sincerely condemn jihad terror and sharia oppression, they shouldn’t oppose him.
+In a letter to May, Bryant wrote: “I am writing to you to ask you and the home secretary to take immediate action to ban the president of the United States, Donald Trump, from entering the United Kingdom, due to his apparent support for far-right groups in this country.
+In retweeting Jayda Fransen’s posts, it is absolutely clear to me that President Trump is supporting and condoning fascism and far-right activity.
+This activity has frequently taken the form of violence on our streets.
+Ms Fransen herself has a long history of racism and Islamophobia, some of it criminal.
+Many of the people you have rightly banned from entering the UK were guilty of less than this.”
+“Fascism.” By that Bryant means “defending British values.”
+While admitting numerous jihad preachers, Britain is keeping out the voices of sanity that would call that nation back to a path that would secure freedom for her children and her children’s children instead of a path to national suicide.
+And now a call to ban the president of the nation that saved their nation from extinction not 70 years ago.
+The full story of my being banned from the UK for standing against jihad, and much more, is in my new book, FATWA: Hunted in America .
+Get the book.
+Buy it for friends.
+Educate those around you.
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+Communion to Adulterers Promulgated as "Authentic Magisterium"
+
+Last week, Acta Apostolicae Sedis (AAS)—the Vatican's organ for promulgating the Official Acts of the Apostolic See—published Pope Francis' October 2016 letter to the bishops of Buenos Aires in which he praised their episcopal guidelines allowing divorced and civilly remarried Catholics to receive Holy Communion in some cases while living in a state of objective mortal sin.
+If papal clarification was ever needed on the long-debated issue of the intended meaning of Amoris Laetitia chapter VIII, such clarification has now been provided for the Church at large.
+Concerning these guidelines that allow "the possibility of access to the sacraments of Reconciliation and the Eucharist" in "complex circumstances" where "limitations that lessen the responsibility and guilt" permit adulterous couples to continue in adultery, the pope said in his letter:
+"The document is very good and completely explains the meaning of chapter VIII of Amoris Laetitia.
+There are no other interpretations."
+Until now, the pope's letter to the Argentinian bishops had been considered a private letter with no binding force, whereas AAS has now elevated Pope Francis' letter to the official magisterial status of an "Apostolic Letter," while including a special rescript as an addendum by Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Secretary of State.
+The rescript declares that Pope Francis expressly intends both documents—the papal letter and the episcopal guidelines—to bear the character of his "authentic Magisterium," and that the pope has personally ordered their publication in AAS and on the Vatican website.
+Hence Amoris Laetitia VIII, which proposes that people living in adultery can be guiltless and thus be admitted to the sacraments of Confession and Communion when "concrete circumstances" make it difficult to renounce their adulterous state, is now declared "magisterial" by the Holy See.
+The problem with this is that heresy or sacrilege can never be declared magisterial, so that if it is, it not only has no binding force, but the faithful are obliged to resist and refute such a declaration.
+St. Thomas Aquinas says in his Summa Theologiae: "If the faith were endangered, a subject ought to rebuke his prelate [pope] even publicly."
+The fact is that this latest promulgation is counter-magisterial, but the pope and his right-hand man now feel they have enough support from the dissenting left that enables them to come forward with it.
+Cardinal Parolin's rescript on the papal and episcopal documents reads as follows:
+Rescript "from an Audience with His Holiness"
+The Supreme Pontiff decreed that the two preceding documents be promulgated through publication on the Vatican website and in Acta Apostolicae Sedis, as authentic Magisterium.
+From the Vatican Palace, on the day of June 5 in the year 2017
+Pietro Card.
+Parolin
+Secretary of State
+The Catholic Encyclopedia defines a papal rescript as follows: "Rescripts are responses of the pope or a Sacred Congregation, in writing, to queries or petitions of individuals.
+Some rescripts concern the granting of favors; others the administration of justice, e.g.
+the interpretation of a law."
+It appears then that Parolin's rescript constitutes a direct reply to the dubia of the Four Cardinals.
+Pope Francis' praise of the episcopal guidelines clearly answers the cardinals' query concerning his intention in Amoris Laetitia VIII, so will Cardinals Brandmuller and Burke now proceed to issue the formal correction of it?
+As reported in The Dictator Pope—a remarkable new book which provides an inside look at the most tyrannical and unprincipled papacy of recent history—English Cardinal Cormac Murphy O’Connor who was largely responsible for the vote canvassing behind Francis' election told journalist Paul Valley in 2013, "Four years of Bergoglio would be enough to change things."
+Each day, we see new evidence that this might have been a gross understatement.
+We shouldn't rule out the possibility that Francis may come forward one day and declare "ex-cathedra" that the interpretation of Amoris Laetitia VIII, as now taught by the Holy See, is promulgated as "extraordinary magisterium."
+Should this happen, the Mystical Body would then be without its head.
+In an interview with Catholic World Report (CWR) in December 2016, Cardinal Raymond Burke, who is presently a member of the Apostolic Signatura, said that if a pope were to "formally profess heresy he would cease, by that act, to be the Pope."
+Burke was reiterating Church teaching, as expressed by famed canonist Franz Wernz in his Ius Canonicum: "In sum, it needs to be said clearly that a [publicly] heretical Roman Pontiff loses his power upon the very fact."
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+San Francisco Show Trial Sequel
+
+Last week, a San Francisco jury acquitted seven-time felon Jose Ines Garcia Zarate, a repeatedly deported Mexican national, of all murder and manslaughter charges in the July 1, 2015, fatal shooting of Kate Steinle as she walked with her father and a friend on Pier 14.
+The jury found the confessed shooter guilty only of felony gun possession.
+Many observers decried the verdict as a travesty of justice, but they were mistaken if they thought it could not get any worse.
+San Francisco public defender Matt Gonzalez now seeks to have Zarate’s gun possession charge dismissed.
+Gonzalez is contending the jury should have been told that “momentary” possession of a gun is not necessarily a crime.
+“If you possess it just to dispose of it or abandon it, it wouldn’t be a crime,” Gonzalez told reporters.
+The Steinle family and relatives of murder victims have new cause for outrage, but this gambit is consistent with Gonzalez and the San Francisco show-trial in which he co-starred.
+Gonzalez hails from McAllen, Texas, and attended Columbia University on a scholarship.
+As he explained, “I think I was a product of affirmative action,” and ethnic preferences doubtless played a role in admission to Stanford Law School.
+In San Francisco, Gonzalez became known as “The Great Left Hope,” and a hero to Bay Area radicals.
+The La Raza Lawyers Association named Gonzalez Lawyer of the Year, and the Mexican American Political Association, a group with roots in the Communist Party, gave him the Bert Corona award, after one of the CPUSA’s most high-profile Stalinists.
+In 2,000, after a decade as a public defender, Gonzalez gained election to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors.
+In 2003, as board president, he commissioned a graffiti artist to spray SMASH THE STATE on his office wall, in “traffic cone orange.” As Gonzalez explained, “This is a sentiment I think all of us have had.
+You have to rally and find ways of opposing what you don’t like.”
+In 2003 Gonzalez ran for mayor of San Francisco but lost to Gavin Newsom.
+In 2008 Green Party presidential candidate Ralph Nader tapped Gonzalez for vice president.
+“He has a great, steadfast commitment to justice,” Nader told reporters.
+On that score, the Steinle family and other relatives of murder victims have room for reasonable doubt.
+In jury selection, Gonzalez and the prosecutor, assistant district attorney Diana Garcia, included three “immigrants,” quite possibly false-documented illegals.
+True to form, judge Samuel Feng sealed the identities of the jurors.
+So observers have grounds to believe that Garcia and Gonzalez both got the jury they wanted.
+Garcia told the court Zarate was playing his own “secret version of Russian roulette,” and thus parroted the defense’s contention that the shooting was all a matter of chance.
+As it happens, in Russian roulette a shooter loads one bullet into a six-shot revolver, spins the cylinder, then puts the gun to his own head and pulls the trigger.
+In a central fact of the case, Zarate did not aim the gun at himself but fired in the direction of Kate Steinle.
+In another established fact, the bullet struck her in the lower back and tore through her abdominal aorta.
+This happened in broad daylight, but as in In the Heat of the Night, they had the body which was dead.
+Garcia Zarate confessed to firing the shot and had gunpowder residue on his hands.
+After firing, he tossed the gun in the water.
+He said he had found the stolen weapon wrapped in a cloth and that it discharged by itself, both utterly unbelievable claims.
+Even so, the politically correct jury found the career criminal not guilty of murder and manslaughter.
+Any observer could be forgiven for believing that prosecution and defense both got the outcome they wanted.
+Unlike Stalin’s trials of the old Bolsheviks, and Fidel Castro’ trial of General Arnaldo Ochoa, this show trial aimed to establish innocence for the guilty, and the dynamics of the left were on full display.
+Denunciations of “gun violence” were nowhere in evidence and expressions of sympathy for the Steinle family proved pathetically weak.
+As Arthur Koestler said, on the left the truth is spoken with loathing and falsehood with love.
+On the left, as Orwell had it in Animal Farm, rats are comrades, and criminals are victims of capitalist society.
+In the view of Gonzalez, society is progressing toward a social justice paradise ruled by a wise elite that knows what’s best for all.
+In this inexorable progress, determined by history, some people are going to have to die.
+As Bertolt Brecht told Sidney Hook about Stalin’s victims, “the more innocent they are, the more they deserve to be shot.”
+Out for a summer-day walk with her father and a friend, Kate Steinle was a completely innocent victim, gunned down by a career criminal who was not even supposed to be in the country but found special protection in the sanctuary city of San Francisco, part of the sanctuary state of California.
+As defense attorney Francisco Ugarte said, the verdict was a “vindication for the rights of immigrants.”
+Since Donald Trump mentioned the case, former vice-presidential candidate Matt Gonzalez had to establish the complete innocence of the shooter.
+That explains the effort of “The Great Left Hope” to have his client’s felony gun possession conviction tossed.
+Any observer of the case could believe it probably will be.
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+Cardinal Burke to Michael Matt: "Amoris Not An Exercise of Magisterium" (Now what?)
+
+Given that Pope Francis has, since that interview took place, attempted to make the Argentine bishops’ interpretation of AL 'magisterial'--an interpretation that allows public adulterers to receive Holy Communion--Cardinal Burke’s reply to my question on January 9th of this year would seem to take on new relevancy.
+In my interview of Raymond Cardinal Burke less than one year ago, I asked His Eminence to clarify what, exactly, is the level of authoritative weight of Pope Francis’s post-synodal exhortation, Amoris Laetitia.
+Now, Cardinal Francesco Coccopalmerio, president of the Pontifical Council for Legislative Texts, made it very clear to the Catholic News Service on December 5 what the Pope is up to: “The fact that the pope requested that his letter and the interpretations of the Buenos Aires bishops be published in the AAS means that His Holiness has given these documents a particular qualification that elevates them to the level of being official teachings of the church.
+While the content of the pope’s letter itself does not contain teachings on faith and morals, it does point toward the interpretations of the Argentine bishops and confirms them as authentically reflecting his own mind.
+Thus together the two documents became the Holy Father’s authentic magisterium for the whole church.”
+What Cardinal Burke rightly describes as lacking in any magisterial weight whatsoever—and, in fact, in dire need of clarification and correction— has by papal fiat been declared magisterial, and thus binding on us all.
+Francis made it clear that the Argentine bishops’ interpretation of AL allowing public adulterers to receive Holy Communion “explains precisely the meaning of Chapter VIII of ‘Amoris Laetitia.’ There are no other interpretations.”
+I would imagine this outrageous overreach of papal authority on the Pope's part would make it ominously clear to Cardinal Burke that the time has come to issue his public correction of Pope Francis's erroneous teaching.
+The moment, it would seem, has come.
+Cardinal Burke, please and in God's Holy Name, we beg you to act now -- before Pope Francis succeeds in tearing the Church in half completely.
+We fear that your silence now, in the face of this latest papal travesty, may suggest consent to the claim that Amoris Laetitia is magisterial, and thus prove more damaging than if you had never raised your voice at all.
+We thank God for the courage you've shown in defending His Church thus far, and we pray he will continue to bless and protect you as you do what must now be done.
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+The Sun Is Going DARK: No Sunspots For 96 Days; Ice Age Approaches
+
+NASA’s own data is showing that the star our globe revolves around is dimming.
+With no sunspots reported in 96 days, the sun is going dark and the evidence could point to an approaching ice age.
+As the sun gets successively more blank with each day, due to lack of sunspots, it is also dimming, says the website Watts Up With That?
+According to data from NASA’s Spaceweather, so far in 2017, 96 days (27%) of the days observing the sun have been without sunspots.
+Today at Cape Canaveral, SpaceXlaunched a new sensor to the International Space Station named TSIS-1.
+Its mission: to measure the dimming of the sun’s irradiance.
+It will replace the aging SORCE spacecraft.
+NASA SDO reports that as the sunspot cycle plunges toward its 11-year minimum, NASA satellites are tracking a decline in total solar irradiance (TSI).
+–Watts Up With That?
+The Daily Sheeple’s Joe Joseph breaks it down for those who don’t closely follow the sun’s changes.
+He says there is a correlation between major changes on the sun and the behavior of the Earth, especially now as it reaches its 11-year-cycle’s solar minimum.
+“I guess you could say, in a very generalistic sense…and I mean, this is as vanilla as you can possibly make it…that as the sun gets quieter so does our magnetic field get weaker or so it appears to be,” says Joseph.
+“Is there a mini ice age coming?
+I don’t know,” he said.
+But other sources say it’s more than possible that we will see a mini ice age in the next three years due to the dimming of our sun.
+A 15-YEAR long mini ice age could be due to hit the Northern hemisphere in just four years as the sun prepares for “hibernation” – triggering a barrage of cataclysmic events, says The Express UK in 2016.
+Solar activity, measured by the appearance of sun spots, has been declining at a greater rate than at any other time in history.
+And that could have widespread implications.
+A team of experts have warned that huge seismic events, including volcanic eruptions, plunging global temperatures and destabilization of the Earth’s crust will become more common after worrying changes to the surface of the Sun were recorded.
+Research by the The Space and Science Research Center in Florida revealed a strong link between low solar activity and seismic events.
+Scientists say that it could take up to 15 years for solar activity to return to normal with extreme weather and freezing temperatures continuing until 2035.
+This warning will infuriate environmental campaigners who argue by 2030 the world faces increased sea levels and flooding due to glacial melt at the poles and a warming of the globe.
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+New Footage From Las Vegas Massacre Reveals Possible Muzzle Flashes From Helicopters That May Have Conducted “Air Assault”
+
+Does this new footage reveal muzzle flashes from helicopters, an air assault, on the night of the massacre?
+What appears to be muzzle flashes emitting from multiple aircraft can be seen on numerous videos captured on the night of the massacre.
+LAS VEGAS (INTELLIHUB) — Newly released footage of the October 1 massacre posted on YouTube by the NICK VEGAS channel appears to confirm what Intellihub’s founder and editor-in-chief Shepard Ambellas pointed out in late October when he presented evidence of the strategic air assault on The Alex Jones Show in great detail.
+The video shows what appears to be muzzle flashes emanating from the airspace between the Delano Hotel and Mandalay Bay, an airspace that should be free of obstruction altogether.
+A major analysis of this matter was done by Ambellas in mid-November which revealed that no aircraft should be occupying that airspace between the hours of 10:05 and 10:15 p.m. on the night of the shooting (i.e.
+no aircraft are visible on the radar in that airspace during that time.)
+Not to mention the fact that helicopters are not allowed to hover in the City of Las Vegas without a permit nor are they allowed to lurk behind buildings lower than their roof lines.
+The first of a series of muzzles flashes can be seen coming from several different elevations, possibly from as many as 3 aircraft (helicopters).
+The flashes which are not consistent with FAA required running lights in any way can be seen starting at 0:19 seconds into the video.
+Note: To see the flashes you must view the video on ‘1080p’ and set it to ‘full screen’ and look between the two hotels (adjust the video speed to 25%.)
+The exact same aircraft and apparent muzzles flashes can also be seen in the Arch Angel Studios “First Shots” video which was posted to YouTube on Oct. 2, just one day after the shooting.
+#LasVegasShooting
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+The US Is Blatantly Telling Lies
+
+It’s no secret that the Trump administration has a strong distaste for Iran.
+Iran is one of the only issues on which the U.S. president has remained relatively consistent.
+Trump berated the country both before and after taking office.
+However, Trump’s anti-Iran strategy goes against the better judgment of even the most anti-Iranian advisors in his staff who don’t want to see the U.S. isolated on the world stage.
+Fortunately for Trump, however, he is not alone in his bid to isolate and demonize Iran at all costs.
+On December 12, Trump’s ambassador to the U.N., Nikki Haley, gave a grandiose speech demonizing Iran that echoed Colin Powell’s infamous performance before the U.N. in 2003.
+Haley’s essential claim was that Saudi Arabia is under attack by missiles supplied to Yemen by the Iranian government and that the world should not sit idly by as this goes on.
+“If we do nothing about the missiles fired at Saudi Arabia, we will not be able to stop the violence,” Haley warned.
+“There is clear evidence that the missiles that landed on Saudi Arabia come from Iran,” she said.
+“The evidence is undeniable.
+The weapons might as well have had ‘Made in Iran’ stickers all over it.”
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+However, even as Haley opened her mouth, many commentators could already identify a number of issues with her speech.
+As Common Dream’s Reza Marashi explained:
+“Haley cited a UN report in her claim regarding Iranian missile transfers to the Houthis.
+Of course, the UN has reached no such conclusion.
+Instead, a panel of experts concluded that fired missile fragments show components from an Iranian company, but they have ‘no evidence as to the identity of the broker or supplier.’ Asked about Haley’s claim that Iran is the culprit, Sweden’s ambassador to the UN said, ‘The info I have is less clear.’ Analysts from the U.S. Department of Defense speaking to reporters at Haley’s speech openly acknowledged that they do not know the missiles’ origin.
+Perhaps most surreal is the very same UN report cited by Haley also says the missile included a component that was manufactured by an American company.
+Did she disingenuously omit that inconvenient bit from her remarks, or fail to read the entire UN report?
+The world may never know.”
+Regardless of the fact that Haley misrepresented the U.N. report in question, it appears the entire premise of the U.N. report is almost completely incorrect, anyway, according to former inspector Scott Ritter.
+Ritter writes:
+“The missile debris in question actually contradicts the finding of the UN panel, which held that the missiles launched against Saudi Arabia had been transferred to Yemen in pieces and assembled there by Houthi missile engineers; it is clear that the missiles in question had been in the possession of Yemen well before the Saudi Arabian-led intervention of 2015, and that their source was either Soviet or North Korean.
+The modification kits, on the other hand, appear to be of Iranian origin, and were transported to Yemen via Oman.
+The UN panel claims not to have any evidence of ‘external missile specialists’ working alongside the Houthi; indeed, the simplicity of the Burkhan 2-H modification concept is such that anyone already familiar with the SCUD-B missile system would be able to implement the required processes without outside assistance.” [emphasis added]
+So where did the missiles come from, and who made them?
+According to Ritter:
+“Rather than the Iranian-manufactured Qiam-1 missiles Haley and the Saudi Arabian government claimed, the debris presented by Haley were of a modified Soviet-manufactured SCUD-B missile; the airframe and engine are original Soviet-made components, and many of the smaller parts on display bear Cyrillic (i.e., Russian) markings.
+The transformation to the Burkhan 2-H design required the Houthi engineers to increase the size of the fuel and oxidizer tanks, and lengthen the airframe accordingly.
+This is done by cutting the airframe, and welding in place the appropriate segments (this also required that the fuel supply pipe, which passes through the oxidizer tank, be similarly lengthened.)
+The difference in quality between the factory welds and the new welds is readily discernable.
+The increased fuel supply permits a longer engine burn, which in turn increases the range of the missile.
+The Burkhan 2-H uses a smaller warhead than the SCUD B; as such, the guidance and control section had been reconfigured to a smaller diameter, and an inter-stage section added to connect the warhead/guidance section with the main airframe.”
+
+Those who have been paying attention to this conflict have been well aware that the U.S. has had little material evidence to link Yemen’s Houthis to Iranian arms suppliers.
+In January of this year, a panel of U.N. experts stated:
+“The panel has not seen sufficient evidence to confirm any direct large-scale supply of arms from the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran, although there are indicators that anti-tank guided weapons being supplied to the Houthi or Saleh forces are of Iranian manufacture.” [emphasis added]
+Even if Iran were arming the Houthis, Haley’s hypocritical anti-Iran rhetoric doesn’t excuse the U.S. for continuing a foreign policy that essentially armed ISIS through U.S. weapons transfers, or for arming al-Qaeda’s affiliate in Syria, just to name two examples of Washington’s schizophrenic approach to the region.
+Why is the U.S. singling out Iran, especially when the Houthi rebels are sworn enemies of al-Qaeda?
+The issues here go much deeper than nonsensical hypocrisy.
+According to Ritter, the entire debacle has shown that if Saudi Arabia cannot contain the Houthi’s missile capabilities, it cannot possibly hope to take on Iran, which possesses a significantly more advanced military than the Houthis do on their own.
+Ritter explains further:
+“If a relatively unsophisticated foe such as the Houthi, using Iranian-modified Soviet and North Korean missiles derived from 40-year-old technology, can evade an enemy force using the most modern combat aircraft backed up by the most sophisticated intelligence gathering systems available, and successfully launch ballistic missiles that threaten the political and economic infrastructure of the targeted state, what does that say about the prospects of any U.S.-led coalition taking on the far more advanced mobile missile threats that exist in North Korea and Iran today?
+The fact of the matter is that no military anywhere has shown the ability to successfully interdict in any meaningful way a determined opponent armed with mobile ballistic missile capability.
+If the Saudi experience in Yemen is to teach us anything, it is that any military plan designed to confront nations such as North Korea, Iran and Russia that are armed with sophisticated mobile ballistic missiles had better count on those capabilities remaining intact throughout any anticipated period of hostility.
+No amount of chest-thumping and empty rhetoric by American political and/or military leaders can offset this harsh reality.
+This is the critical lesson of Yemen, and the United States would do well to heed it before it tries to foment a crisis based upon trumped-up charges.” [emphasis added]
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+Apparently, They Think We are Fools
+
+As Pope Francis continues his five-year-long tirade against the imaginary Catholic Pharisees who defend the Church’s teaching on the indissolubility of marriage and the integrally related Eucharistic discipline—he is still at it as of yesterday (January 9)—he and his collaborators are busily engineering neo-Pharisaical escape hatches from the negative precepts of the divine and natural law emanating from the Sixth Commandment.
+Determined to quell any Catholic opposition to his moral subversion, Francis has slapped the label Authentic Magisterium® on his outrageous opinion that in “complex circumstances” wherein it is not “feasible” to live as brother and sister, two people who are not married can be admitted to Holy Communion without ceasing extra-marital sexual relations so long as they engage in an ill-defined “process of discernment.” As Father Brian Harrison has so trenchantly observed, this means that people embroiled in adultery can receive Holy Communion while they “discern” that they should not be receiving Holy Communion because they are embroiled in adultery.
+Do they think we are fools?
+Then there is the endlessly double-talking Cardinal Müller.
+In a recent interview concerning Rocco Buttiglione’s verbal contortions aimed at demonstrating that the administration of Holy Communion to public adulterers is consistent with the Church’s bimillenial prohibition of precisely that, Müller proposed this preposterous “solution” to a “problem” that does not exist:
+It is possible that the penitent may be convinced in conscience, and with good reasons, of the invalidity of the first marriage even though they cannot offer canonical proof.
+In this case the marriage valid before God would be the second one and the pastor could grant the sacrament, certainly with the appropriate precautions as not to scandalize the community of the faithful and not to weaken the conviction of marriage indissolubility.
+The Cardinal knows this is moral and canonical nonsense.
+No Catholic, whether or not he consults a priest, can declare for himself that his marriage in the Church was invalid, especially when—indeed because—he lacks canonical proof of invalidity.
+Moreover, absent an annulment granted by the competent Church tribunal, a purported “second marriage” can only be an invalid civil ceremony and thus a thinly disguised form of continuous public adultery.
+Cardinal Burke, whom Francis sacked as head of the Church’s highest tribunal because he was a major impediment to the conspiracy culminating in Amoris Laetitia (AL), has observed the obvious in this regard:
+Such cases do not exist.
+No priest has the authority to declare a marriage null in the internal forum.
+Marriage is a public state in the Church, and the judgment regarding an accusation of nullity of marriage must be made in accord with the long practice of the Church.
+If a college of judges in a matrimonial tribunal is not able to arrive at moral certitude regarding the nullity of a marriage after a careful and thorough examination of the petition of nullity, how can an individual priest be capable of making such a judgment having to do with the eternal salvation of the soul in question?
+The only case in which a priest could admit a person living in an irregular matrimonial union to receive the Sacraments of Penance and Holy Eucharist is the case of a couple who agree to live “as brother and sister”, that is to respect the marriage to which they are bound by not living in a marital way with another person.
+Even then, the priest would have to insist that the couple living in continence receive the Sacraments in a place in which they are not well known, lest other faithful be led to believe that persons living in an irregular matrimonial union may receive the Sacraments.
+Does Cardinal Müller think we are fools?
+Some of us apparently are, or at least are willing to serve as knowing dupes by defending neo-Pharisaical sophistry that would produce “a discipline alien to the entire Tradition of the Catholic and Apostolic faith.”
+Apparently, they think they can fool us in the next phase of the program of moral subversion that this incredible Pope seriously expects us to believe is an imperative of “mercy”: the justification of contraception in “complex cases” to which “discernment” must be applied.
+Consider the recent declaration by one of Francis’s new appointments to the Pontifical Academy for Life, whose entire membership he sacked and whose constitution he ordered rewritten to neutralize it.
+In a lecture at the Gregorian, one Father Maurizio Chiodi, a “moral theologian” of the post-Vatican II variety, proposed that “an artificial method for the regulation of births could be recognized as anact of responsibilitythat is carried out, not in order to radically reject the gift of a child, but because in those situationsresponsibility calls the couple and the family to other forms of welcome and hospitality.”
+That is, Francis’s man at the reconstituted Pontifical Academy declares openly that there is a duty to contracept!
+Chiodi’s sole “authority” for this lie from the pit of hell is nothing more than Chapter 8 of AL, the only document of its kind in the entire history of the Church.
+AL will doubtless be providing cover for a whole new line of Authentic Magisterium® products, all of which will be utter fakes, including some form of “pastoral integration” of homosexual unions.
+Evidently, they do think we are fools or willing to play the fool in exchange for the benefits of respectable conformity in the midst of an unparalleled debacle for the Church.
+(Consider the example of Catholic Answers, which “defends the Faith” while refusing to recognize that it is under ferocious attack from the very vertices of the Church.
+Silence at best is the price it must pay for remaining in good standing with the pro-homosexual bishop Francis has installed in San Diego.)
+But we are not fools.
+And God will not be mocked.
+Francis and all his designs will ultimately come to nothing.
+Meanwhile, ours is but to keep the Faith and protest before God and man the blows now raining down against the Church, even when they come from a wayward Roman Pontiff at her summit.
+Indeed, especially then.
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+ICE Arrests 22 In Chicago Area During 3-Day Operation
+
+CHICAGO — Federal officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) arrested 22 criminal aliens and immigration violators in Illinois’ Cook and Lake counties during a three-day enforcement action, which ended Monday.
+During this operation, ERO deportation officers made arrests in the following Illinois cities and towns: Chicago (9), Cicero (4), Hoffman Estates (1), Palatine (4), Park City (1), Rolling Meadows (2) and Round Lake Beach (1).
+All those arrested were men between the ages of 20 and 53.
+Aliens arrested during this operation are from the following five countries: Ecuador (1), Honduras (2), Mexico (17), Serbia (1) and Ukraine (1).
+Six of the 22 arrested during this operation were criminal aliens who were released back into their communities after local law enforcement failed to honor an immigration detainer placed on the individuals by ICE.
+Immigration detainers request that ICE be notified before the individual is released from local custody for any reason.
+Most of the aliens targeted by ERO deportation officers during this operation had prior criminal histories that included convictions for the following crimes: sexual assault, kidnapping, assault, assault with a weapon, drug possession, theft, obstruction of justice and driving under the influence (DUI); two were known fugitive immigration violators, and six were arrested for illegally re-entering the United States after having been deported, which is a felony.
+The following are criminal summaries of the offenders arrested in Illinois during this operation:
+A 38-year-old Mexican citizen and a known gang member was arrested Jan. 8 in Rolling Meadows.
+He was previously convicted in Cook County for felony aggravated criminal sexual assault and bodily harm.
+He was previously deported.
+Cook County Sheriff’s Office did not honor the ICE detainer that was placed.
+He remains in ICE custody pending presentation of criminal prosecution for re-entry after deportation.
+A 37-year-old previously deported Mexican man was arrested Jan. 7 in Chicago.
+He was previously convicted twice of drug possession, and he has pending criminal charges for sexually assaulting a child.
+He remains in ICE custody pending presentation of criminal prosecution for re-entry after deportation.
+A 20-year-old Mexican man and a known gang member was arrested Jan. 7 in Round Lake Beach.
+He was previously convicted of battery.
+He is also Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipient with two extensions.
+He was served a notice to appear before a federal immigration judge, and will remain in ICE custody pending disposition of his immigration proceedings.
+A 32-year-old previously deported Ecuadoran man was arrested Jan. 7 in Chicago.
+He has criminal convictions for DUI, domestic assault and assault.
+He remains in ICE custody pending presentation of criminal prosecution for re-entry after deportation.
+A 46-year-old previously deported Mexican man was arrested Jan. 7 in Chicago.
+He has a criminal conviction for possessing cocaine.
+He remains in ICE custody pending presentation of criminal prosecution for re-entry after deportation.
+Depending on an alien’s criminality, an alien who re-enters the United States after having been previously deported commits a felony punishable by up to 20 years in federal prison, if convicted.
+“Our dedicated officers strive to make our communities safer by arresting convicted criminal aliens and removing them from the United States despite the reckless sanctuary policies that are currently in place in Cook County that put our communities at risk,” said Ricardo Wong, field office director of ERO Chicago.
+“This operation focused on targeting immigration fugitives and criminal aliens in two Illinois counties, but we routinely conduct operations daily.
+By removing criminal aliens from the streets, our ICE officers provide an invaluable community service by improving public safety.”
+All of the targets in this operation were amenable to arrest and removal under the U.S. Immigration and Nationality Act.
+ICE deportation officers carry out targeted enforcement operations daily nationwide as part of the agency’s ongoing efforts to protect the nation, uphold public safety, and protect the integrity of our immigration laws and border controls.
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+Hungarian Prime Minister Hits Nail On The Head: Refugees Are Actually "Muslim Invaders"
+
+Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban doesn't mince words when it comes to the Muslim invasion in Europe and specifically to his own country.
+Orban says there is not only Muslim invaders in the mix of "refugees," but also “economic migrants" seeking better lives for themselves.
+Indeed, both of these are true.
+There are plenty of these people who are simply happy to have a place to live after many were driven from their homes due to the US, Russia and other countries putting their noses where they didn't belong and funding, training and arming Islamic jihadis there.
+Then, there are those who clearly come to the country to Islamasize the country because they have an Islamic dominionist attitude borne of the teachings of the Koran and Muhammad .
+RT reports:
+Refugees in Europe are just “Muslim invaders” and economic migrants seeking better lives, Hungarian PM Viktor Orban has said, adding that the large number of Muslims in the EU had led to the appearance of ‘parallel societies.’ Asked in an interview with the German Bild newspaper why Budapest does not want to accept any refugees, Orban replied: “We don’t consider these people to be Muslim refugees.” Instead, the tough-talking politician said they were regarded as “Muslim invaders.” Asylum seekers must cross four countries to reach Hungary from Syria, all of which are not as rich as Germany but are economically stable, the PM said.
+He was apparently referring to Turkey, Greece, Macedonia and Serbia – a common route for migrants heading for ‘wealthy’ Europe.
+“So, they are not running for their lives [in these countries].
+They are merely economic migrants seeking a better life,” Orban concluded.
+He stressed though, that he can only speak for the Hungarians and they “don’t want” immigration.
+In his view, the government simply can’t go against the will of the people.
+And Orban has stayed the course, too while governments like that of Germany have ignored their people to allow for a clear invasion of Germany that has led to untold numbers of sexual assaults by Muslim migrants, attacks on Christians and there's no telling the amount of damage to the unethical welfare system in the country.
+RT continues:
+Going further, the prime minister noted that no refugee wants to go to Portugal, for example, adding that the majority of asylum seekers simply wanted to live in prosperous Germany.
+“The reason why people are in your country is not because they are refugees, but because they want a German life,” he said, describing the issue “politically” as a European problem but, “sociologically,” as a German problem.
+Orban specifically targeted Germany and Chancellor Angela Merkel’s ‘open-door’ policy towards asylum seekers.
+“I’ve never understood how chaos, anarchy and illegal border crossings are viewed as something good in a country like Germany, which we view as the best example of discipline and the rule of law,” he said.
+The recent wave of refugees reaching Europe is merely an invasion, according to Orban.
+“If someone wants to come to your house, he knocks on your door and asks: ‘Can we come in, can we stay?’ They [asylum seekers] didn’t do that, they crossed the border illegally,” he stated.
+Orban then did what most political representatives will simply not do, he told the truth about multiculturalism.
+He called it an "illusion" and said that Christian and Muslim societies “will never unite.”
+Of course, they won't.
+They have absolutely nothing in common.
+They cannot agree on God's law, which most Western societies were base on, including the united States.
+They cannot agree on the Scriptures.
+They cannot agree on the person and work of Jesus the Christ.
+They can't even agree on the means of proselytizing and of what real spiritual weapons are.
+PM Orban has remained consistent.
+He has publicly told the Muslim invaders to leave Hungary and never come back.
+He has rebuffed Brussels, which is largely Islamic, and told them that Hungary would defend its borders, and it has.
+Orban's border wall reduced illegal immigration by 99%!
+He has genuinely reached out his hand to help Christian migrants instead of Muslim migrants and he seems to be one that holds to the Christian faith, as emulated by the Protestant Reformers, saying, "That which serves the glory of God is the best for the people."
+Furthermore, Orban has also called out the man behind the curtain in a lot of the promoting of this Muslim invasion of the West, George Soros.
+Anti-jihadist activist Pamela Geller praised Orban for his honesty and wrote, "At last, a politician who speaks the truth about the Muslim invasion of Europe.
+And while Orban is right that these are 'economic migrants,' they are also 'Muslim invaders.'"
+"They don’t want a 'German life' in Germany in the sense that they are willing to accept German values," she added.
+"Many, all too many, of them want to overwhelm German values, and European values in general, with sharia values.
+They are in Europe to conquer and Islamize it, with willing and eager help from Europe’s short-sighted, self-serving, internationalist intelligentsia."
+Indeed!
+Thank you Prime Minister Orban for saying what needed to be said!
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+Ex-Muslim Catholics to Pope Francis: “Naiveté in the face of Islam is suicidal and very dangerous”
+
+“Many ex-Muslims, such as Magdi Allam, are even leaving the Church, disgusted by her cowardice, wounded by equivocal gestures, confused by the lack of evangelization, scandalized by the praise given to Islam.”
+Yes, and not just ex-Muslims.
+It has become a superdogma in the Catholic Church: if you don’t believe that Islam is a Religion of Peace, you will be ruthlessly harassed and silenced by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops and the hierarchy elsewhere as well.
+The bishops of the Catholic Church are much more concerned that you believe that Islam is a religion of peace than that you believe in, say, the Nicene Creed.
+And the Pope is almost certain to ignore this heartfelt appeal, as he has ignored others who have respectfully questioned his departures from Catholic teaching.
+I have yet to meet a Catholic prelate who believes that the requirement to treat all charitably applies to those who hold opinions that have been deemed unacceptable.
+“Leave them; they are blind guides.
+And if a blind man leads a blind man, both will fall into a pit.” (Matthew 15:14)
+“Islamic Converts Ask Pope in Open Letter To Change His Teaching on Islam,” by Steve Skojec, OnePeterFive.com, January 11, 2018:
+A new, open letter to the pope is making the rounds on the Internet, and it has gathered over 2,600 signatures so far.
+“Most Holy Father,” it begins, “‬Many of us ‬have tried to contact you, ‬on many occasions ‬and for several years, ‬and we have never received the slightest acknowledgement of our letters or requests for meetings.”
+The letter is not from the dubia cardinals, or from the more than 800,000 signers of the 2015 Filial Appeal, or from the signatories of the Filial Correction, but from a group of Islamic converts to Catholicism, who want Francis to answer a simple question: why did they literally risk their lives to become Catholic if Islam is “a good religion in itself” as the pope “seems to teach”?
+It’s a question he refuses to answer, despite endless platitudes of how important it is to be close to the marginalized and to accompany those on the peripheries of the Church.
+The signers, however, are not dissuaded in their pursuit of a paternal answer:
+You do not like to beat around the bush, and neither do we, so allow us to say frankly that we do not understand your teaching about Islam, as we read in paragraphs 252 and 253 of Evangelii Gaudium, because it does not account for the fact that Islam came AFTER Christ, and so is, and can only be, an Antichrist (see 1 Jn 2.22), and one of the most dangerous because it presents itself as the fulfillment of Revelation (of which Jesus would have been only a prophet).
+If Islam is a good religion in itself, as you seem to teach, why did we become Catholic?
+Do not your words question the soundness of the choice we made at the risk of our lives?
+Islam prescribes death for apostates (Quran 4.89, 8.7-11), do you know?
+How is it possible to compare Islamic violence with so-called Christian violence?
+“What is the relationship between Christ and Satan?
+What union is there between light and darkness?
+What association between the faithful and the unfaithful?” (2 Cor 6: 14-17)In accordance with His teaching (Lk 14:26), we preferred Him, the Christ, to our own life.
+Are we not in a good position to talk to you about Islam?
+The letter makes short work of the notion that Islam and Christianity can ever be compatible, or that Islam can serve as a path to salvation:
+In fact, as long as Islam wants us to be its enemy, we are, and all our protestations of friendship cannot change anything.
+As a proper Antichrist, Islam exists only as an enemy of all: “Between us and you there is enmity and hatred forever, until you believe in Allah alone!” (Qur’an 60.4) For the Qur’an, Christians “are only impurity” (Quran 9.28),” “the worst of Creation” (Qur’an 98.6), all condemned to Hell (Qur’an 4.48), so Allah must exterminate them (Quran 9.30).
+We must not be deceived by the Quranic verses deemed tolerant, because they have all been repealed by the verse of the Sword (Quran 9.5).
+Where the Gospel proclaims the good news of Jesus’ death and resurrection for the salvation of all, and the fulfillment of the Covenant initiated with the Hebrews, Allah has nothing to offer but war and murder of the “infidels” in exchange for his paradise: “They fight on the way of Allah, they kill and are killed.” (Quran 9:11) We do not confuse Islam with Muslims, but if for you “dialogue” means the voice of peace, for Islam it’s only another way to make war.
+Also, as it was in the face of Nazism and communism, naiveté in the face of Islam is suicidal and very dangerous.
+How can you speak of peace and endorse Islam, as you seem to do: “To wring from our hearts the disease that plagues our lives (…) Let those who are Christians do it with the Bible and those who are Muslims do it with the Quran.
+“(Rome, January 20, 2014)?
+That the Pope seems to propose the Quran as a way of salvation, is that not cause for worry?
+Should we return to Islam?
+The authors say that Islam can be no ally in the battle “against the powers that want to dominate and enslave the world” because “they share the same totalitarian logic based on the rejection of the kingship of Christ (Lk 4.7).” They contest the idea that speaking in an “Islamophilic tone” will help those Christians who are suffering persecution in Muslim countries, professing that “apart from the fact that Jesus has never indicated any other way than that of the Cross, so that we must find our joy therein and not flee with all the damned, we do not doubt that only the proclamation of the Truth brings with it not only salvation, but freedom as well (John 8.32).”
+The letter also contrasts the stance of Islamic countries like Turkey and Saudi Arabia who “do not welcome any refugee” while Pope Francis preaches
+the welcoming of migrants regardless of the fact that they are Muslims, something forbidden by Apostolic command: “If anyone comes to you but refuses this Gospel, do not receive him among you nor greet him.
+Whoever greets him participates in his evil works.” (2 John 1.10-11); “If anyone preaches to you a different Gospel, let him be accursed!” (Galatians 1.8-9)
+The signatories go on to give voice to the utter scandal of the pope’s failure to carry out his evangelical mission as the Vicar of Christ to call home the members of the Islamic faith:
+The pro-Islam speech of Your Holiness leads us to deplore the fact that Muslims are not invited to leave Islam, and that many ex-Muslims, such as Magdi Allam, are even leaving the Church, disgusted by her cowardice, wounded by equivocal gestures, confused by the lack of evangelization, scandalized by the praise given to Islam … Thus ignorant souls are misled…
+Taking the matter further, they warn, too, of the physical danger the pope’s disposition toward Islam invites, saying that it has resulted in Christians
+not preparing for a confrontation with Islam, to which St. John Paul II has called them (Ecclesia in Europa, No.
+57).
+We are under the impression that you do not take your brother Bishop Nona Amel, Chaldean-Catholic Archbishop of Mosul in exile, seriously, when he tells us: “Our present sufferings are the prelude to those that you, Europeans and Western Christians, will suffer in the near future.
+I have lost my diocese.
+The headquarters of my archdiocese and my apostolate have been occupied by radical Islamists who want us to convert or die.
+(…) You are welcoming into your country an ever increasing number of Muslims.
+You are in danger as well.
+You must make strong and courageous decisions (…).
+You think that all men are equal, but Islam does not say that all men are equal.
+(…) If you do not understand this very quickly, you will become the victims of the enemy that you have invited into your home.” (August 9, 2014) “.
+This is a matter of life and death, and any complacency towards Islam is treasonous.
+We do not wish the West to continue with Islamization, nor that your actions contribute to it.
+Where then would we go to seek refuge?
+The signatories plea is that the pope will “quickly convene a synod on the dangers of Islam.”
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+We Should Be More Like Sweden: Gov May Use Army Against Immigrant Gangs
+
+Progressives say we should be more like Sweden.
+That means turning our country into a hopeless hellhole where the native population is overtaxed and terrorized by warring foreign gangs.
+We're getting there too.
+What should we do?
+Maybe we should be more like Sweden?
+Sweden will do whatever it takes, including sending in the army, to end a wave of gang violence that has seen a string of deadly shootings, Prime Minister Stefan Lofven said in Wednesday.
+Sweden's murder rate is relatively low in international terms, but gang violence has surged in recent years and Swedes are worried that the police are unable to cope.
+Of course they can't cope.
+It's Demolition Man in real life pitting refugee war criminals and terrorists against bureaucrats with badges who are used to telling people not to raise their voices.
+Four people were shot dead in the first week of this year.
+One man died after picking up a hand grenade outside a subway station in a suburb of Stockholm.
+Law and order is likely to be a major issue in a parliamentary election scheduled for September with the populist, opposition Sweden Democrats linking public concern about the rising crime rate to a large increase in the numbers of immigrants.
+"It would not be my first option to bring in the military, but I am prepared to do whatever is necessary to make sure that serious, organized crime is stamped out," Lofven told news agency TT.
+Bringing in the military comes in as an option ahead of cutting migration to Sweden.
+That tells you everything.
+Why would anyone associate rising crime and immigration?
+Maybe because the gangs in question are immigrant gangs.
+The government has promised police an extra 7.1 billion crowns ($880 million) through 2020, toughened laws on gun crimes and made it easier for the police to monitor private phone calls and emails, among other measures.
+Sound familiar?
+Mass repression and police powers that don't actually address the cause of the problem.
+Meanwhile the Grenade Amnesty doesn't seem to have worked.
+And the gang violence keeps rising.
+But who are these gangs?
+The criminal gang Loyal to Familia has already spread across Denmark from its base in the Nørrebro district of Copenhagen and now it appears to have set its sights on Sweden.
+Swedish police told the Danish tabloid Ekstra Bladet that the gang is trying to build a presence in both Malmö and Helsingborg.
+An expansion into Malmö could be a recipe for increased violence in light of the fact that gun violence claimed the lives of 11 people in the southern Swedish city last year.
+The gang's leader, Shuaib Khan, confirmed that the group is eyeing the two Swedish cities but denied that Loyal to Familia was a “criminal gang”.
+Just one of those Danish gangs led by a fellow named Khan.
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+The war for dominance in the Middle East, following the crushing of ISIS, appears about to commence in Syria—with NATO allies America and Turkey on opposing sides.
+Turkey is moving armor and troops south to Syria's border enclave of Afrin, occupied by Kurds, to drive them out, and then drive the Syrian Kurds out of Manbij further south as well.
+Says President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, " We will destroy all terror nests, one by one, in Syria, starting from Afrin and Manbij."
+For Erdogan, the Kurdish YPG, the major U.S. ally in Syria, is an arm of the Kurdish PKK in Turkey, which we and the Turks have designated as a terrorist organization.
+While the Kurds were our most effective allies against ISIS in Syria, Turkey views them as a mortal peril and intends to deal with that threat.
+If Erdogan is serious, a clash with the U.S. is coming, as our Kurdish allies occupy most of Syria's border with Turkey.
+Moreover, the U.S. has announced plans to create a 30,000-man Border Security Force of Kurds and Arabs to keep ISIS out of Syria.
+Erdogan has branded this BSF a "terror army," and President Bashar Assad of Syria has called BSF members "traitors."
+This U.S. plan to create a BSF inside Syria, Damascus declared , "represents a blatant attack on the sovereignty and territorial integrity and unity of Syria, and a flagrant violation of international law."
+Does not the Syrian government have a point?
+Now that ISIS has been driven out of Raqqa and Syria, by what authority do U.S. forces remain to arm troops to keep the Damascus government from reimposing its authority on its own territory?
+Secretary of State Tillerson gave Syria the news Wednesday.
+The U.S. troop commitment to Syria, he said, is now open-ended.
+Our goals: Guarantee al-Qaida and ISIS do not return and set up sanctuary; cope with rising Iranian influence in Damascus; and pursue the removal of Bashar Assad's ruthless regime.
+But who authorized this strategic commitment, of indefinite duration, in Syria, when near two decades in Afghanistan have failed to secure that nation against the return of al-Qaida and ISIS?
+Again and again, the American people have said they do not want to be dragged into Syria's civil war.
+Donald Trump won the presidency on a promise of no more unnecessary wars.
+Have the American people been had again?
+Will they support a clash with NATO ally Turkey, to keep armed Kurds on Turkey's border, when the Turks regard them as terrorists?
+Are we prepared for a shooting war with a Syrian army, backed by Russia, Iran, Hezbollah and Shiite militias from Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan, to hold onto a fourth of Syria's territory in alliance with Kurds?
+The U.S. coalition in Syria said this week the BSF will be built up "over the next several years" and "be stationed along the borders ... to include portions of the Euphrates river valley and international borders to the east and north."
+Remarkable: A U.S.-created border army is going to occupy and control long stretches of Syria's borders with Turkey and Iraq, over Syria's objections.
+And the U.S. military will stand behind the BSF.
+Are the 2,000 U.S. troops in Syria really up to that task, should the Turks decide to cleanse the Syrian border of Kurds, or should the Syrian regime decide to take back territory occupied by the Kurds?
+Who sanctioned this commitment to a new army, which, if Syria and its Russian and Iranian allies, and the Turks, do not all back down, risks a major U.S. war with no allies but the Kurds?
+As for Syria's Kurds casting their lot with the Americans, one wonders: Did they not observe what happened when their Iraqi cousins, after helping us drive ISIS out of Mosul, were themselves driven out of Kirkuk by the Iraqi army, as their U.S. allies watched?
+In the six-year Syrian civil war, which may be about to enter a new phase, America faces a familiar situation.
+While our "allies" and adversaries have vital interests there, we do not.
+The Assads have been in power for the lifetime of most Americans.
+And we Americans have never shown a desire to fight there.
+Assad has a vital interest: preservation of his family regime and the reunification of his country.
+The Turks have a vital interest in keeping armed Kurds out of their border regions adjacent to their own Kurdish minority, which seeks greater independence.
+The Israelis and Saudi royals want the U.S. to keep Iran from securing a land bridge from Tehran to Damascus to Lebanon.
+The U.S. War Party wants us to smash Iran and remain in the Middle East forever to assure the hegemony of its favorites.
+Have the generals taking us into Syria told the president how and when, if ever, they plan to get us out?
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+Congressman: "Credible Evidence" Of “Terrorist Infiltration Through the Southern Border” Related To Las Vegas Shooting
+
+We have had the Islamic State claim over and over that they were taking credit for the mass shooting that took place in Las Vegas on October 1, 2017, and that Stephen Paddock was a recent convert to Islam.
+Now, a congressman is saying there is "credible evidence" of "terrorist infiltration through the southern border" that is related to the Las Vegas shooting.
+If you recall, the Islamic State has never claimed responsibility for attacks they were not involved in.
+Here are just a few of those claims.
+In Naba 100 #ISIS featured an infographic on #LasVegas attack & indicated the shooter, "Abu Abdul Barr al-Amriki," converted 6 months ago pic.twitter.com/5JhMFbU2Se — SITE Intel Group (@siteintelgroup) October 5, 2017
+On Thursday evening, Representative Scott Perry (R-PA) appeared on Tucker Carlson tonight and said that he has evidence that the Islamic State may be telling the truth and that they may actually have been involved in the deadly attack.
+Perry brought up the fact that we can't seem to get information in the case that the public needs to be made aware of, something that was brought up in a district courtroom earlier this week.
+Additionally, the family of Stephen Paddock just received his cremated remains on Thursday and his brother said that the family has yet to receive an autopsy report.
+Why is that?
+Everyone who was killed that night had autopsies and those have been released.
+We're told Paddock shot himself in the head, right?
+Why would the autopsy report be something that needs to be withheld from the public or his family?
+"Recently I’ve been made aware of what I believe to be credible evidence regarding potential terrorist infiltration through the southern border regarding this incident," Perry said.
+"Twice before the attack, ISIS warned the United States they would attack Las Vegas," he added.
+"In June and August."
+"And then after the attack claimed responsibility four times," Perry continued.
+"Something’s not adding up."
+"I’m just telling you I have received what I feel to be and believe to be credible evidence of a possible terrorist nexus," Perry said.
+The investigation has been conducted by local and state police, not the feds, and yet, they continue to claim there is not Islamic terrorist involvement.
+Yet, though they claim that Paddock was a lone gunman, they continue to withhold video of him in Mandalay Bay because they are still investigating other suspects to charge in the shooting.
+And no one seems to know where alleged Mandalay Bay security guard Jesus Campos is either.
+None of this is really that surprising.
+If you recall, we reported on Islamic terrorists settling into Mexico and crossing the border some years back and that came out as the infamous "Gang of Eight" were working on an immigration deal and had rejected building the 700 miles of double-tier border fencing Congress authorized just seven years ago, with a majority of the Senate saying they didn't want to delay granting illegal immigrants legal status while the fence was being built.
+Three years prior to that report, there was a video report that seems to have provided a bit of evidence to the claim that Islamists were crossing our southern border.
+And even though Islamic jihadis have been apprehended on our border in 2014, the Homeland Security waved their hand and said, "There's no threat."
+In fact, DHS had denied Muslim terrorists were crossing the border, but a local investigator produced evidence to the contrary.
+Reports indicated that some jihadis were paying as much as $50,000 to get across the border.
+This has been documented for several years now.
+It's not surprising.
+What is surprising is the level of secrecy surrounding the Las Vegas shooting and the containment of information more than three months after it occurred.
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+Lawmaker makes shocking claim about the Vegas massacre (video)
+
+Personal Liberty Poll Exercise your right to vote.
+Americans still have no idea what happened in Las Vegas in October.
+And one lawmaker is hinting that the government is covering up a big story about terrorism.
+During an appearance with Tucker Carlson on Fox, Rep. Scott Perry (R-Pa.) said he’s seen credible evidence that ISIS was involved in the devastating Las Vegas shooting.
+ISIS terrorists, he said, infiltrated the U.S. via the southern border prior to the attack blamed on alleged lone gunman Stephen Paddock.
+“Recently I have been made aware of what I believe to be credible evidence, credible information regarding potential terrorist infiltration through the southern border regarding this incident,” Perry said.
+Perry added that ISIS warnings of a forthcoming attack on Las Vegas prior to the shooting make a terror link even more likely.
+“Well, they could be–lets face it, ISIS twice before the attack, ISIS warned the United States that they would attack Las Vegas in June and August after the attack claimed responsibility four times.
+Meanwhile, the local law enforcement investigative services are telling us there is no terrorist connection–lone gunman, again, something is not adding up,” Perry replied.
+An incredulous Carlson asked fellow guest Catherine Lombardo, a lawyer representing families affected by the tragedy, about the law enforcement investigation into the shooting.
+“The FBI and the Las Vegas metro police department have been conducting the investigation, ” she said.
+“We’ve seen no evidence of a terrorist attack, and I will ask with all due respect, congressman, unless have you specific evidence to back that up, it seems a bit irresponsible to make that allegation so, if you do, or make that assertion, if do you have any evidence of that, I’m asking you right now to share it with us and tell us what that is.
+My clients… victims, all 22,000 people have been waiting and waiting and waiting for evidence.”
+Perry noted that all Americans are still lacking all the evidence.
+“We’ve all been waiting, and I’m waiting, too.
+Like I said, nothing adds up, but I’m just telling you, I have received what I feel to be and believe to be credible evidence of a possible terrorist nexus, and we’re gonna have to wait… until the situation develops,” he said.
+The lawmaker said he wants the nation’s counterterror agencies involved in the investigation.
+“If ISIS warns about an attack and then an attack occurs and claims responsibility after the fact, it seems to me that at a minimum, they should have some portion of the investigation to clearly debunk that claim and, yet, it hasn’t happened,” he said.
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+Shock!
+The Pope Is Now Openly Attacking Child Sexual Abuse Victims For “Slander”
+
+Pope Francis is now attacking the credibility of child sex abuse victims in a shocking move made at the end of a trip to Chile in which he had hoped to “heal” the wounds of said abuse.
+That’s right, Pope Francis ended his trip by publicly defending a bishop who victims have accused of covering up widespread pedophilia in the country.
+According to a report by the Associated Press, Francis made the shocking comments in a discussion about Rev.
+Fernando Karadima who has been found guilty of sexually abusing a slew of minors as a member of the Catholic Church.
+Pope Francis accused victims of Chile’s most notorious pedophile of slander Thursday, an astonishing end to a visit meant to help heal the wounds of a sex abuse scandal that has cost the Catholic Church its credibility in the country.
+Francis said that until he sees proof that Bishop Juan Barros was complicit in covering up the sex crimes of the Rev.
+Fernando Karadima, such accusations against Barros are “all calumny.” The pope’s remarks drew shock from Chileans and immediate rebuke from victims and their advocates.
+They noted the accusers were deemed credible enough by the Vatican that it sentenced Karadima to a lifetime of “penance and prayer” for his crimes in 2011.
+A Chilean judge also found the victims to be credible, saying that while she had to drop criminal charges against Karadima because too much time had passed, proof of his crimes wasn’t lacking.
+[…] The Karadima scandal dominated Francis’ visit to Chile and the overall issue of sex abuse and church cover-up was likely to factor into his three-day trip to Peru that began late Thursday.
+Karadima’s victims reported to church authorities as early as 2002 that he would kiss and fondle them in the swank Santiago parish he ran, but officials refused to believe them.
+Only when the victims went public with their accusations in 2010 did the Vatican launch an investigation that led to Karadima being removed from ministry.
+The emeritus archbishop of Santiago subsequently apologized for having refused to believe the victims from the start.
+One of the victims made clear his disgust at Pope Francis for essentially covering up for a man who watched as another bishop sexually abused him.
+“As if I could have taken a selfie or a photo while Karadima abused me and others and Juan Barros stood by watching it all,” tweeted Juan Carlos Cruz.
+“These people are truly crazy, and the pontiff talks about atonement to the victims.
+Nothing has changed, and his plea for forgiveness is empty.”
+This obviously does not look good for the Pope or the Catholic Church as they are now apparently engaging in attacking the victims instead of actually going after the abusers.
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+PROOF: The LVMPD And FBI Failed To Catalog At Least One Deceased Las Vegas Massacre Victim As Death Toll Rises
+
+In what can only be described as gross negligence or a massive cover-up of the truth, the F.B.I.
+and LVMPD have failed to record the death of at least one shooting victim killed in the massacre
+LAS VEGAS (INTELLIHUB) — The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation have failed to catalogue at least one deceased victim of the 1 October massacre which reportedly only left 58 people dead.
+The 59th victim, who is currently unnamed by the completely botched investigation and cover-up, was shot and killed in the parking lot of nearby business during the attack.
+The woman’s lifeless body can be seen being drug across the parking lot by several men who placed the body behind a pick-up truck while the gunfire continued.
+The event was reported by Intellihub’s Shepard Ambellas on Nov. 11, 2017, in the article titled Private surveillance footage reveals “helicopter hovering overhead” at time of Las Vegas Massacre, FBI never asked for tape, after an excerpt of the footage aired on Tucker Carlson Tonight.
+At 10:16 p.m., two men drag a “fallen victim” across the parking lot.
+The men position the victim behind a Ford pickup truck, presumably to shield themselves and the victim from taking any further incoming rounds as they attempted to give the victim medical assistance.
+“Later at ten-twenty-four p.m., one of the men places his shirt across the victim’s face and then at ten-thirty-two a man places what appears to be a blanket or towel over the body after they had given up hope,” Tucker Carlson said.
+“Police only arrive in this area for the first time around ten-forty-five p.m. when the body is still there.” The victim’s body was eventually was loaded into the back of a Ford Raptor pickup truck at 11:50 p.m. and taken away.
+Astonishingly, between the times of 10:13 p.m. and 10:16 p.m. a good amount of debris can be seen being pushed downward and sideways in front of the camera which Carlson claims is from a “helicopter hovering overhead.” A quick review of flight records during that time reveals that a squadron of EC-130 Eurocopters departed from Maverick Leasing LLC at 10:12 p.m., several of which appear to have overflown the parking lot where the victim and debris were seen.
+However, the departure of the choppers and the fact that several of them overflew the parking lot does not explain all of the debris being kicked up from by a heavy downdraft, prop wash, possibly from a helicopter hovering in place much closer.
+In fact, the downdraft appears to be constant from 10:13-10:16 p.m. and not intermittent as if several choppers had just passed overhead.
+According to Carlson, the owner of the tape maintains that law enforcement investigators have never asked to see the footage.
+A preliminary report on the shooting released by the LVMPD on Friday only lists seven victims as being “placed” outside of the venue, two of which were over a half mile away.
+However, the official report failed to catalogue the dead woman who was shot in the parking lot of a Haven Street business.
+The following image is taken from page 34 of the LVMPD preliminary report which shows the seven victims and their locations of death numbered in yellow.
+The next photo shows where the unnamed victim was located.
+The victim can be seen being dragged in the following video.
+The following day, several men, one of which presumably was Fox News anchor Sean Hannity (who was heavily guarded by a five-man security team), received mobile haircuts in the very same parking lot, in nearly the same spot the victim’s body was dragged to.
+Who was this victim?
+Will the F.B.I.
+and LVMPD please explain what in the Hell is going on here?
+How was this victim overlooked by investigators but known by Intellihub?
+Who was this victim?
+Why were people getting haircuts at the crime scene?
+How many more victims went ignored by investigators?
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+“Credible Evidence Of A Terrorist Infiltration”: Congressman Says ‘Secret Intel’ Proves ISIS Connection To Las Vegas Massacre
+
+Congress is in possession of ‘secret intel’ that exposes an ISIS connection to the horrific Las Vegas Massacre, according to a surprising claim made by Pennsylvania Congressman Scott Perry.
+Appearing on Fox News Tucker Carlson Tonight, Perry described evidence he had personally seen that suggested that some sort of terrorist infiltration aided the Las Vegas Massacre.
+One can imagine that said terrorists either helped Paddock or were actually some of the many other shooters reported that night.
+“Recently, I have been made aware of what i believe to be credible evidence, credible information, regarding potential terrorist infiltration, through the southern border, regarding this event,” Perry shockingly claimed.
+“Let’s face it, twice before the attack ISIS warned the United States that they would attack Las Vegas and then after the attack claimed responsibility four times,” Perry continued.
+Keep in mind that this lines up with other alternative media reports regarding the Oct. 1st massacre as well as hints provided in the mainstream media.
+We also know that it is a conclusive fact that there was more than one shooter, according to literally dozens of eyewitnesses who have continued to come forward with what they saw that fateful night.
+Interestingly, there are also reports that Stephen Paddock’s girlfriend actually deleted her Facebook page an hour before police released her boyfriends name.
+Infowars reports:
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+London Borough With Highest Percentage Of Muslims In UK Votes To Ban Trump From Entering
+
+I’m sure President Trump is deeply disappointed in not being able to enter Tower Hamlets.
+But this ridiculous exercise in virtue-signaling, even though it has not (yet) been taken up by the Home Office, only highlights Britain’s hypocrisy and double standards regarding who can enter the country and who cannot.
+Pamela Geller and I are banned from entering the country for the crime of telling the truth about Islam and jihad.
+Meanwhile, Britain has a steadily lengthening record of admitting jihad preachers without a moment of hesitation.
+Syed Muzaffar Shah Qadri’s preaching of hatred and jihad violence was so hardline that he was banned from preaching in Pakistan, but the UK Home Office welcomed him into Britain.
+The UK Home Office also admitted Shaykh Hamza Sodagar into the country, despite the fact that he has said: “If there’s homosexual men, the punishment is one of five things.
+One – the easiest one maybe – chop their head off, that’s the easiest.
+Second – burn them to death.
+Third – throw ’em off a cliff.
+Fourth – tear down a wall on them so they die under that.
+Fifth – a combination of the above.”
+Theresa May’s relentlessly appeasement-minded government also admitted two jihad preachers who had praised the murderer of a foe of Pakistan’s blasphemy laws.
+One of them was welcomed by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
+Meanwhile, the UK banned three bishops from areas of Iraq and Syria where Christians are persecuted from entering the country.
+“London: Muslim Enclave Votes to ‘Ban Trump,’” by Liam Deacon, Breitbart, January 20, 2018:
+A London borough – which has the highest percentage of Muslims in the UK – has voted to ban U.S. President Donald J. Trump for the area, declaring him a “bigot”.
+The council has been at the centre of serious corruption scandals, including the removal of an Islamist mayor who was found guilty of bribing Muslim groups and wielding “undue spiritual influence” on Muslim voters.
+The anti-Trump motion, proposed by Councillor Ohid Ahmed and Councillor Oliur Rahman, passed by a majority vote this week.
+It calls for President Trump’s planned state visit to the United Kingdom to be cancelled, adding: “Should the Government still choose to go ahead with State Visit, this Council makes clear that President Trump would not be welcome in our Borough.” The area in East London includes the famous Tower Bridge and Canary Wharf, but the ban does not appear to be enforceable.
+The current Labour mayor, John Biggs, complained that President Trump “doesn’t applaud diversity [and] doesn’t respect the culture of others and doesn’t respect women”.
+The mayor added: “He is failing in his leadership and we should not welcome him here.
+We must be vigorous in our intolerance of his intolerance.” In response to the news, Peter Golds, the leader of the Conservatives group in the council, tweeted: “In 2015 one of the Tower Hamlets First election candidates tweeted ‘let us support Hitler the Great.’ These people, corruptly elected, have no shame.
+For the record, our group refused to vote in this farce.” “Tower Hamlets is home to one of the country’s most diverse communities,” the motion begins, adding that it “has the highest percentage of Muslim residents in England – 35 per cent compared with the national average of 5 per cent”.
+After several paragraphs of platitudes about “community cohesion” and “diversity”, it says “this Council notes with shock and alarm the decision by Donald Trump, President of the United States, to ‘retweet’ Islamophobic propaganda from the Britain First Twitter account”.
+It also bemoans that he has allegedly “bigoted attitude towards women, ethnic minorities and Muslims which has resulted in examples of division and hatred within the USA and beyond” and attacks his “illogical” decision to move the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.
+The motion also notes that the neighbouring Royal Borough of Greenwich formally adopted a similar motion in December last year….
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+Kritarch Patti Saris, who thinks it is the job of District Court judges to micromanage the deportation system of the United States, got her wish.
+One of the Indonesian illegal aliens benefiting from her little amnesty took the hint and used the opportunity that Saris created to flee from arrest and deportation, absconding to a sanctuary church to hide from arrest.
+Kritarch Patti Saris
+Saris like many other Federal judges does not like our current immigration system and wants another system more to her liking.
+One of those likings is an unlimited number of hearings as to previously denied asylum claims.
+Carrying his 3-year-old daughter in his arms, Yohanes Tasik scoped out the church classroom he indefinitely would call home.
+The Indonesian Christian, facing mounting pressure to report to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, took refuge Friday night inside the Reformed Church of Highland Park.
+He is the third Indonesian Christian who claimed sanctuary within the church in fear of deportation.
+[Indonesian Immigrant Finds Sanctuary In N.J. Church, by Steph Solis, USA Today, January 16, 2018]
+Saris should know that when the appeal of her decision that the Indonesian illegal aliens gets reviewed by the Supreme Court, her decision will be struck down.
+So she seem to have acted to encourage the illegal aliens in the case she is managing to see the writing on the wall, and use her order prohibiting their arrest and deportation to flee the authorities.Even the illegal aliens know that minor kritarchs have no authority over deportations, especially those that have been fully adjudicated and any claim of asylum found to be without any basis so they are taking up other options to fight deportation, like fleeing and hiding.
+A federal judge on Wednesday signaled she may extend an order preventing the deportation of roughly 50 Indonesian Christians living illegally in New Hampshire, a process that immigration officials began after U.S. President Donald Trump took office.
+U.S. District Judge Patti Saris in Boston expressed concern the Indonesians could be deported before their administrative appeals were finished, given their claims they could face religious persecution in the world’s largest majority-Muslim nation.
+[U.S. Judge May Extend Freeze On Indonesian Immigrants' Deportation, by Nate Raymond, Reuters, January 17, 2018]
+Federal officials contend they have always had the authority to deport them at any time.
+“There’s no legal basis for them to ask for more time,” Vinita Andrapalliyal, a U.S. Justice Department lawyer, argued in court on Wednesday.
+Federal law gives authority over immigration matters to the executive branch, not the courts.
+Over the Justice Department’s objections, Saris last year ruled she had jurisdiction over the case.
+She entered a temporary order blocking the Indonesians’ deportation until she could decide whether to impose a preliminary injunction.
+Ronaldo Rauseo-Ricupero, a lawyer for the Indonesians, argued they should have 90 days to move to reopen their cases after receiving copies of their administrative case files and time to appeal any decision rejecting those motions.
+“We don’t want to put them on a ship back unless someone has had chance to look at if there’s a really bad situation for them,” Saris said.
+“That’s my concern.”
+And Kritarch Saris has not stopped.
+She is moving forward with more orders to halt deportation of illegal aliens.Kritarch Saris just does not accept that the immigration courts found no basis for their claim of persecution, and there is no evidence that they would face persecution today.
+She and other kritarchs have acted outside the law, something that the reporter surprisingly puts in the story.And the Treason Bar attorney demanded that Kritarch Saris create a whole new second immigration appeals system of unlimited delay for these illegal aliens.Kritarch Saris thinks that her feelings about a deportation are the same as the law.Well, that is not Kritarch Saris' concern.
+The concern over persecution overseas is reviewed by the Executive Branch, and that decision was entered--there is no "bad situation" for her to be concerned about.
+And Saris is not the only kritarch that thinks they run immigration policy--Mark Goldsmith thinks he runs immigration policy as well.
+A federal judge in Michigan has ordered the government to give bond hearings in preparation for releasing hundreds of illegal immigrants from Iraq into the community, saying the Constitution protects them from indefinite detention in the U.S. U.S. District Judge Mark A Goldsmith, an Obama appointee, earlier had halted deportations for nearly 300 Iraqis, saying that although they had long been ordered removed, conditions on the ground in Iraq had changed and they deserved new hearings.
+His latest ruling Tuesday evening goes further, certifying some of the Iraqis as a class-action lawsuit and saying most of them should be “allowed to return to their productive lives” while they wait for new hearings — meaning they must be released from detention unless the government can prove they are a major risk to public safety.
+[Judge Orders Potential Release Of Hundreds Of Illegals From Iraq, by Stephen Dinan, Washington Times, January 3, 2018]
+He is ordering the release of hundreds of Iraqi illegal aliens and criminal aliens, all because he wants them to have another bite at the apple--they, like the Indonesians, lost claims to political asylum years ago.
+Kritarch Mark Goldsmith
+Both these kritarchs are part of illegal and unconstitutional #Resistance to the lawful immigration policies of President Trump.
+Illegal aliens get only one hearing and one set of appeals to deportation.
+They don't get another new and illegal set of hearings and appeals just because some minor kritarch wants something.
+Time for Congress to end this by prohibiting review of immigration and deportation decisions.
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+SPECIAL REPORT: Pope Francis Accused of Inaction in Notorious Sex Abuse Cases
+
+The incident was brief: on the Thursday of the pope’s week-long South American trip, in response to an impromptu question tossed out by a Chilean reporter, the pope responded in what one reporter described as a “snippy tone”: “The day I see proof against Bishop Barros, then I will talk.
+There is not a single piece of evidence against him.
+It is all calumny.
+Is that clear?”
+This month has been quite a spectacle, even for this pontificate; an apparently unending stream of outrages and embarrassments, with the pope and his Vatican media support jumping from one scandal to the next.
+But among secular reporters the sex abuse issue trumps all others and the fallout continues to blaze down on the Bergoglian pontificate in response to his amazing accusation earlier this month that victims of sexual abuse by clergy were engaging in “calumny,” in their accusations against a Chilean bishop, Juan de la Cruz Barros Madrid.
+It seems the shine is coming off the papal penny among leftist secular journalists, his natural constituency.
+Writing for the Boston Globe, the paper that first broke the clerical sex abuse scandals all the way back in 2001, Kevin Cullen wrote, “Let the record show that the promise of Pope Francis died in Santiago, Chile, on Jan. 18, in the year of our Lord 2018… he has revealed himself like no one else could.”
+But it gets worse than this.
+When a “leftist” pope pressing a secularist agenda on the Church starts to lose the support of Michael Sean Winters and the National Catholic Reporter, he must know he’s in trouble.
+Though he’s “sticking with Francis” for now, Winters wrote, “I wish I knew what it was about Pope Francis that makes him fail to grasp the situation with Bishop Barros, the pain caused to the victims and the damage done to the church.
+I am gobsmacked that the pope twice declined to accept the bishop’s resignation.”
+On January 23rd, an unsigned NCR editorial opined, “Within the space of four days, Pope Francis twice slandered abuse survivors.”
+“These remarks are at the least shameful.
+At the most, they suggest that Francis now could be complicit in the cover-up.
+The script is all too familiar: Discredit the survivors’ testimony, support the prelate in question, and bank on public attention moving on to something else.
+“The insistence with which Francis defends Barros is mystifying.
+Three separate journalists on the papal flight gave the pope opportunity to say why exactly he believed the bishop instead of the survivors accusing him.
+The second journalist to ask Francis about Barros on the flight was a Chilean woman.
+As she spoke to the pope, her voice cracked with nervousness at questioning the church’s top leader.
+She asked: ‘Why are not the victims’ testimonies proof for you?
+Why do you not believe them?’ The pope gave no satisfying answer, only repeating a claim of ‘no evidence’ against the bishop.”
+Indeed, it was understood, as the Washington Post said, that Francis’ trip to Latin America – dogged by protests over Barros both in person at the pope’s appearances and in the press – was in part intended as “an apology tour” to abuse survivors.
+Which is why his accusation of calumny against those same victims the next day came as such a shock to observers unused to Bergoglio’s ability to turn on a dime.
+All was going as planned.
+On Wednesday, January 17, the pope met as scheduled with selected survivors of sexual abuse by priests.
+He made all the right noises, talking about his “pain and shame,” and reportedly even crying, at what happened.
+“I know the pain of these cases of child abuse and I am following how much is needed to overcome this serious and painful evil,” he said.
+24 hours later he was calling them liars.
+James Hamilton, 49 and now a doctor, was one of the Barros accusers.
+He told the BBC at a press conference, “What the Pope has done today is offensive and painful, and not only against us, but against everyone seeking to end the abuses.” The lead voice of the victims in Chile, Juan Carlos Cruz, tweeting to one of Francis’s leading apologists, Austen Ivereigh, said, “Does he need a photo, a selfie, as proof?
+Sorry Austen, we didn’t think of it as we were being abused and Juan Barros watching.”
+Although the issue came to the attention of a much broader audience during the most recent papal trip, the outcry has been ongoing since his appointment to the southern Chilean diocese of Osorno in 2015.
+Barros was a student protégée of the charismatic homosexual/pederast predator Fernando Karadima, and went on to be ordained in 1984, made bishop in 1995 and appointed as bishop of the armed forces.
+Barros claimed in court that the first he knew of Karadima’s offenses was on a Chilean television programme in 2010.
+This is refuted by Karadima’s victims – deemed credible both by the secular courts and the Vatican tribunal – who testified that he personally witnessed the abuse at Sacred Heart of Jesus church in Santiago.
+Last Thursday, however, was not the first time Francis, confronted unexpectedly in public over the Barros question, has responded testily and with insults.
+In 2015 the Italian newspaper Il Fatto Quotidiano published a video of him scolding two women who spoke with him in St. Peter’s Piazza, asking that he reconsider the appointment, citing the “suffering” of the Church in Chile over the issue.
+The pope told the women, “The Church has lost its freedom, letting its head fill with politicians and accusing a bishop without having any proof, after twenty years of service, so think with your head.” He warned them not to allow themselves to be led by “leftists who have set up this thing.”
+“The only charge against this bishop has been discredited by the Court of Justice, so please do not lose your serenity, you suffer, but because you are foolish...I am the first to judge and punish those accused of similar crimes, but in this case there is not even a proof.”
+The insults were not forgotten.
+Among the signs held by protesters in Chile last week were those reading, “Ni zurdos, ni tontos,” (Neither lefties nor stupid).
+The jab certainly wasn’t lost on Francis, since the signs were being held by protesters the full length of his auto route to Santiago from the airport.
+One of the protesters told the BBC, “He doesn’t even know us, so how can he accuse us of being such things?
+He thinks we are politically motivated even though we come from different parishes in Osorno and are doing this because we are against priests being allowed to abuse children.”
+Apparently His Holiness was informed that the “calumny” comment had caused some blow-back because a couple of days later we got something touted – though somewhat skeptically – as a “contrite” papal apology.
+This also followed an astonishing public rebuke of the pope by Sean Cardinal O’Malley – a member of the C9 council of cardinals and the former head of the pope’s sex abuse commission – who said, “It is understandable that Pope Francis’ statements yesterday in Santiago, Chile were a source of great pain for survivors of sexual abuse by clergy or any other perpetrator.”
+“Pope Francis fully recognizes the egregious failures of the Church and its clergy who abused children and the devastating impact those crimes have had on survivors and their loved ones,” O’Malley said.
+Of course, Francis being Francis the apology was banked around with assertions of how right he was.
+“I have to ask forgiveness because the word ‘proof’ wounded,” he said.
+“It wounded many people who were abused…I ask them for forgiveness because I wounded them without realizing it, but it was an unintended wound.
+And this horrified me a lot, because I had received them.”
+“And I know how much they suffer, to feel that the Pope says in their face ‘bring me a letter, a proof.’ It’s a slap.
+And I agree that my expression was not apt, because I didn’t think.”
+He doubled down, saying, “I have not heard any victim of Barros.
+They did not come, they did not show themselves, they did not give evidence in court.
+It’s all in the air.
+It is true that Barros was in Karadima’s group of young people.
+But let us be clear: if you accuse someone without evidence with pertinacity, that is calumny.”
+“This is what I can say with sincerity.
+Barros will remain there if I don’t find a way to condemn him.
+I cannot condemn him if I don’t have – I don’t say proof – but evidence.
+And there are many ways to get evidence.
+Is that clear?”
+This “contrite” papal apology didn’t fly well even with the regular news reporters.
+Philip Pullela, a reporter on the plane for Reuters, described it as “an extremely rare act of self-criticism,” for the “unusually contrite” Bergoglio, and noted that, “While the pope has vowed ‘zero tolerance’ for sexual abuse, his efforts have sputtered.”
+Indeed, Francis claim that he met with and heard the “pain” of the victims is untrue in the specific case in hand.
+CBS News reports that though the Osorno group had tried to obtain a meeting during the trip they were refused.
+Greg Burke, the pope’s press officer, confirmed that “no papal meetings were planned with the Osorno group, which had formally requested to meet with the pope in July but were told by Vatican organizers that his schedule was already final, some six months before the trip.”
+Who is Barros?
+Some may remember a video that made the internet rounds of an uproar in a Chilean cathedral at the installation ceremony of a bishop.
+At the time it didn’t draw much attention from the English language press – mostly at that time distracted by the ongoing battle of the notorious Kasper Proposal and the oncoming Synods.
+But despite the pope’s claim, the charges against Barros are serious and have been deemed credible by a judge.
+He is accused of having covered up sexual abuse, including destroying evidence, committed by Karadima in the ‘80s and ‘90s.
+In fact – and this point has tended to get glossed over in the press – Barros is accused by the victims of having been in the room, watching at the time, and of engaging in sexual activity with Karadima.
+This is not, therefore, merely a matter of a bishop or colleague discovering the abuse after the fact, but of being a voyeuristic participant.
+Juan Carlos Cruz, told the press in 2015 that he and another boy – both in their teens at the time – “would lie down on the priest’s [Karadima’s] bed, one resting his head at the man’s shoulder, another sitting near his feet.
+The priest would kiss the boys and grope them, he said, all while the Rev.
+Juan Barros watched.” Cruz, now a 51-year-old “gay” journalist, told The Associated Press, “Barros was there, and he saw it all.”
+A Vatican investigation found Karadima guilty in 2011 and sentenced him to a life of seclusion in a monastery for “penitence and prayer.” Note that date; 2011 was when the processes for investigating and trying priest-abusers, put in place by the former Cardinal Ratzinger, were still in effect, and while he was still sitting on the Petrine throne.
+Things are a bit different now.
+Neither was the complaint against Barros without the support of responsible people.
+The media reported that over 1,300 Catholic faithful in Osorno, including 30 priests of the diocese and 51 members of Parliament, wrote to the pope asking him to rescind the appointment – none of which received any response.
+Fr.
+Peter Kleigel, a priest of Osorno, told Associated Press, “We’re convinced that this appointment is not correct because, following canon law, a bishop must be well-regarded.
+We need a bishop who’s credible.”
+The problem with getting the news out about Karadima, as in most of these cases, was the bishop, in this case Cardinal Francisco Javier Errázuriz of Santiago, who after the Conclave of 2013 was appointed a member of Pope Francis’s C9 inner council.
+It was certainly never a secret that Errázuriz was a close, like-minded friend and collaborator of then-Cardinal Bergoglio, the kingpin of South American Catholicism.
+Allegations against Karadima – that went back to 1962 – had certainly been reported to Church authorities well before a Chilean news agency revealed the case in 2010, but were ignored by Errázuriz.
+Even the National Catholic Reporter in 2014 pointed to the cover up and the relationship between the new pope and the accused cardinals,
+“Hamilton had applied for a marriage annulment, after telling his wife of a long psychosexual entanglement with Karadima that began when he was 17 in El Bosque.
+His wife confided in a priest, who told Errázuriz in 2006.
+When a canon lawyer and several priests close to the cardinal suggested that Hamilton not mention Karadima, he pressed on with his request in order to force the issue of punishment for the priest while having his marriage annulled.
+Again, Errázuriz refused to take action against Karadima.”
+The pope’s claim that there is “no evidence” flies in the face of the ruling of the civil judge in the Karadima case – a fact that ought to be of paramount consideration under the Vatican’s own rules for determining credibility in such cases.
+While Judge Jessica Gonzalez was forced to drop criminal charges because the statute of limitations had expired, she affirmed that testimony by Cruz and other victims was credible.
+After a full year of investigation, Gonzalez called their claims “truthful and reliable”.
+Victims said that a letter written to Church authorities complaining of Karadima’s abuse in 1982 was intercepted and destroyed by Barros, who was serving at the time as secretary to Cardinal Francisco Fresno, Errázuriz’s successor and collaborator.
+As for Barros’s general credibility as a Catholic bishop, the witness of the victims is damning.
+In a letter to Bishop Ivo Scapolo, papal nuncio to Chile, that Cruz gave to the Associated Press, he said he witnessed Karadima and Barros in an intimate relationship.
+“I saw Karadima and Juan Barros kissing and touching each other.
+The groping generally came from Karadima touching Barros’ genitals”.
+Barros has never denied having had a close friendship with Karadima.
+Hamilton confirmed this saying, “I saw how Barros watched it all.”
+And the matter didn’t end in 2010.
+Emails published in Chile in 2015 showed that Cardinal Errázuriz also blocked the appointment of Juan Carlos Cruz from the new child protection commission – a group plagued by such scandals and eventually ignored to death by Francis.
+Which brings us to Francis Bergoglio’s own record in this area.
+The pope claimed “I am the first to judge and punish those accused of similar crimes,” but this claim is not supported by the reality.
+Indeed, it has been pointed out that Francis has gone to considerable lengths to dismantle the efforts of his predecessor at “safeguarding” young people, punishing abusers and removing bishops who cover it up.
+In the case of Barros, the Associated Press obtained a confidential letter from Pope Francis dated 2015 that “reveals the [Chilean] bishops’ concern about Francis naming a Karadima protégé, Bishop Juan Barros.” Just days before the pope’s “calumny” comment, January 11, AP reported that Francis had full knowledge of the controversy he risked in appointing Barros to Osorno.
+“[H]is ambassador in Chile had tried to find a way to contain the damage well before the case made headlines.”
+The letter, addressed to the executive committee of the Chilean bishops’ conference, said, “Thank you for having openly demonstrated the concern that you have about the appointment of Monsignor Juan Barros.
+I understand what you’re telling me and I’m aware that the situation of the church in Chile is difficult due to the trials you’ve had to undergo.” The letter said that in 2014 the nuncio, Archbishop Scapolo, had asked Barros to resign as bishop of the armed forces and had “encouraged him to take a sabbatical year before assuming any other pastoral responsibility as a bishop.”
+There can also be little doubt the new pope was fully aware of the record of his close friend Cardinal Errázuriz in ignoring complaints of Karadima’s victims when he appointed him to the C9 council.
+And even if he didn’t then, he certainly knows now, and yet Errazuriz continues in that advisory role.
+Francis further appointed Cardinal Errázuriz to serve as his Special Envoy to World Apostolic Congress Of Mercy III meeting in Bogotá, Colombia in June 2014.
+Since 2001, Cardinal Ratzinger and later as Pope Benedict installed effective procedural reforms on clerical sexual abuse; Francis in his short five years has all but completely dismantled or reversed those changes.
+Among the earliest indications Catholics had that the new pope had no intention of getting to the bottom of the priest-abuser problem was his appointment of the notorious homosexual, Monsignor Battista Ricca, as head of the Vatican Bank and the man in charge of his own residence, the Casa Santa Martha.
+It is often forgotten that Bergoglio’s notorious comment “who am I to judge” was in response to a question on a plane-presser about Ricca, and was followed with a similar claim from Francis about there having been no proof of his misbehaviour.
+As the pseudonymous Marcantonio Colonna wrote in the book, “The Dictator Pope,” “In fact his patronage of Monsignor Ricca fits the pattern which was well established when he was Archbishop of Buenos Aires, whereby he surrounds himself with morally weak people so as to have them under his thumb.”
+But even before this was the sinister appearance of Godfried Cardinal Danneels on the loggia on the night of Francis’s election to the papacy.
+Danneels’s prominence in the Bergoglian pontificate continues to be the most prominent indicator of the pope’s deprioritising of clerical sexual abuse.
+The former head of the Brussels archdiocese was a leading figure in the so-called St. Gallen Group, which he himself described as a “mafia,” who had worked against the election of Joseph Ratzinger in 2005 and to elect Bergoglio in 2013.
+At the end of a long career as Europe’s leading “liberal” Catholic prelate, Danneels came under a cloud of scandal when he was accused of having covered for a protégé bishop who admitted to having sexually abused his own minor nephew.
+In 2010 the publication of an audio recording determined undeniably that Danneels had told the victim to keep quiet and not cause trouble for the soon-to-retire Bishop Roger Vangheluwe of Bruges.
+The cardinal even went so far as to suggest that the victim should “ask forgiveness” for his own role in the scandal.
+Before the recordings were released, Danneels had also denied all knowledge of sexual abuse by clergy or cover-ups.
+In the book, Colonna asks the question, “What happened to ‘Zero Tolerance’ for clerical sexual offenders?” He wrote that data presented by the Vatican the UN Human Rights Commission in January 2014 showed that Benedict XVI “had defrocked or suspended more than 800 priests for past sexual abuse between 2009 and 2012,” including the notorious Fr.
+Maciel Degollado, founder of the Legionaries of Christ.
+Crucially, it was Ratzinger who moved the competence for sex abuse cases from the Congregation for Bishops to Doctrine of the Faith, with powers to suspend and punish offenders.
+His reforms specifically included bishops who had refused to act against priest-abusers.
+A senior member of the Vatican’s diplomatic corps, Archbishop Miguel Maury Buendia, confirmed this, saying, “This Pope has removed two or three bishops per month throughout the world...
+There have been two or three instances in which they said no, and so the Pope simply removed them.”
+These reforms – and removals – have ceased entirely under Francis.
+Despite his claims that he punishes the guilty, it was in fact Francis who reversed the previous, Benedict-era sentence against the notorious Italian priest-pederast Mario Inzoli at the request of the now-equally notorious Cardinal Coccopalmerio.
+Inzoli was found guilty in 2012 by an ecclesiastical court of abusing boys as young as twelve and suspended.
+Inzoli had even abused boys in the confessional, convincing them that the abuse was approved by God.
+Following an appeal by Coccopalmerio, Francis reduced the priest’s penalty to a “lifetime of prayer,” with permission to say Mass privately, and a promise to stay away from children.
+The uproar over this caused the Italian prosecutors to reopen the case against the priest, and eventually Inzoli went to prison and was laicized.
+As for Ratzinger/Benedict’s procedural reforms, rumours continue to circulate that the pope intends to reverse them as well, placing competence back into the hands of the same dicastery that held it when the scandals broke in 2001.
+This has been denied by Greg Burke, but given Francis’s usual methods, it’s anyone’s guess who in reality is actually dealing with these cases, if anyone.
+A tribunal of bishops, requested by his own sex abuse commission, was ignored and then Francis summarily removed two of the CDF staffers in charge of handling such cases, famously refusing to give any reasons to CDF prefect Cardinal Müller who was soon to be dismissed.
+In fact, the chaos and lack of commitment on the issue has come under harsh criticism from at least one member of the pope’s now-defunct sex abuse commission, a loudly trumpeted part of Bergoglio’s early scheme of reform.
+Marie Collins, an Irish abuse survivor, was appointed in 2014 to the new Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors.
+She resigned in 2017, citing “Vatican officials’ reluctance to cooperate with its work to protect children.” Collins released a damning statement, indicating that the commission had never seriously intended to change or reform anything.
+She said none of the commission’s recommendations had been implemented.
+“The reluctance of some in the Vatican Curia to implement recommendations or cooperate with the work of a commission when the purpose is to improve the safety of children and vulnerable adults around the world is unacceptable,” Collins wrote.
+As of December last year, the commission has been allowed to lapse, and no longer functions, though it has not been definitively dissolved.
+The terms of office of its members expired December 17th.
+This week Collins tweeted her question for Pope Francis on the Chilean situation: “Why does the Pope not believe these three men?
+They have been consistent over years in what they say.
+When asked why he believes his fellow cleric and not the survivors he can give no good reason.”
+Why indeed.
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+Conspiracy: Muslim Photographer & Nation Of Islam Hid Photos Of Obama With Farrakhan Since 2008
+
+The left-wing enemedia worked as furiously to cover up, censor and sanction Barack Hussein Obama’s jihad and violent left-wing connections as they do to manufacture and make up lies to destroy President Trump.
+The LA Times refused to release a video of the infamous Jew-hating event Obama hosted with close confidante and infamous antisemite Rashid Khalidi.
+The media gave scant coverage to Obama’s close relationship with radical Reverend Jeremiah “God damn America) Wright who blamed the US for 9/11.
+I detailed Obama’s nefarious connections and resulting worldview in my book, The Post-American Presidency: The Obama Administration’s War on America , which was ignored by the mainstream media.
+The Muslim photographer Askia Muhammad, who took this photo of candidate Barack Obama and vicious jihad-supporting racist Louis Farrakhan, knew this would impact the election: he said so.
+And so he conspired with the terror group, the Nation of Islam, to keep it hidden for 10 years.
+He has served as the editor of Muhammad Speaks and as the head of the Washington office of The Final Call, the official newspapers of the Nation of Islam.
+[4][5] He has worked as a commentator for National Public Radio and a columnist for Washington Informer.
+[6][7] (Wikipedia)
+The photographer, Askia Muhammad, told the Trice Edney News Wire that he “gave the picture up at the time and basically swore secrecy.”“But after the nomination was secured and all the way up until the inauguration; then for eight years after he was President, it was kept under cover,” Muhammad said.
+Asked whether he thought the photo’s release would have affected Obama’s presidential campaign, Muhammad said, “I insist.
+It absolutely would have made a difference.”
+Farrakhan In His Own Words (PDF).
+Some Farrakhan quotes:
+“The Jews don’t like Farrakhan, so they call me Hitler.
+Well, that’s a good name.
+Hitler was a very great man.”
+“My god will wipe this country (America) from the face of the earth.”
+On on the Jewish people: “You are wicked deceivers of the American people.
+You have sucked their blood.”
+“The Jews don’t like Farrakhan, so they call me Hitler.
+Well, that’s a good name.
+Hitler was a very great man.”
+“You are not now, nor have you ever been a citizen of America.
+You are a slave to white America.”
+“America is in trouble, and I say God is about to wipe this nation from the face of the Earth.
+I’m not crazy, I’m not drunk, how long do you think a nation can do evil and not face the wrath of god?”
+“You see everybody always talk about Hitler exterminating six million Jews.
+That’s right.
+But don’t nobody ever ask what did they do to Hitler.”
+White people are potential humans – they haven’t evolved yet.
+On Hezbollah: “They call them terrorists, I call them freedom fighters.”
+“The Mother Wheel is a heavily armed spaceship the size of a city, which will rain destruction upon white America but save those who embrace the Nation of Islam.”
+THE PHOTO THAT NEVER SAW THE LIGHT OF DAY: OBAMA WITH FARRAKHAN IN 2005 By Esme Cribb | Talking Point Memo January 25, 2018 2:16 pm
+Askia Muhammad A journalist announced last week that he will publish a photograph of then-Illinois Sen. Barack Obama (D) and Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan that he took in 2005 at a Congressional Black Caucus meeting, but did not make public because he believed it would have “made a difference” to Obama’s political future.
+The photographer, Askia Muhammad, told the Trice Edney News Wire that he “gave the picture up at the time and basically swore secrecy.” “But after the nomination was secured and all the way up until the inauguration; then for eight years after he was President, it was kept under cover,” Muhammad said.
+Asked whether he thought the photo’s release would have affected Obama’s presidential campaign, Muhammad said, “I insist.
+It absolutely would have made a difference.” Reached by TPM on Thursday, Muhammad said a “staff member” for the CBC contacted him “sort of in a panic” after he took the photo at a caucus meeting in 2005.
+TPM has published the photo above with Muhammad’s permission.
+“I sort of understood what was going on,” Muhammad told TPM.
+“I promised and made arrangements to give the picture to Leonard Farrakhan,” the minister’s son-in-law and chief of staff.
+Muhammad said he gave away “the disk” from his camera but “copied the photograph from that day onto a file” on his computer.
+“Realizing that I had given it up, I mean, it was sort of like a promise to keep the photograph secret,” Muhammad said.
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
+Pamela Geller's commitment to freedom from jihad and Shariah shines forth in her books
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+From TPM:
+The Photo That Never Saw The Light of Day: Obama With Farrakhan In 2005 By Esme Cribb | January 25, 2018 2:16 pm A journalist announced last week that he will publish a photograph of then-Illinois Sen. Barack Obama (D) and Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan that he took in 2005 at a Congressional Black Caucus meeting, but did not make public because he believed it would have “made a difference” to Obama’s political future.
+The photographer, Askia Muhammad, told the Trice Edney News Wire that he “gave the picture up at the time and basically swore secrecy.” “But after the nomination was secured and all the way up until the inauguration; then for eight years after he was President, it was kept under cover,” Muhammad said.
+Asked whether he thought the photo’s release would have affected Obama’s presidential campaign, Muhammad said, “I insist.
+It absolutely would have made a difference.” Reached by TPM on Thursday, Muhammad said a “staff member” for the CBC contacted him “sort of in a panic” after he took the photo at a caucus meeting in 2005.
+TPM has published the photo above with Muhammad’s permission.
+“I sort of understood what was going on,” Muhammad told TPM.
+“I promised and made arrangements to give the picture to Leonard Farrakhan,” the minister’s son-in-law and chief of staff.
+Muhammad said he gave away “the disk” from his camera but “copied the photograph from that day onto a file” on his computer.
+“Realizing that I had given it up, I mean, it was sort of like a promise to keep the photograph secret,” Muhammad said.
+Muhammad said he did not release his copy of the photograph because he thought it would be perceived as a betrayal of that promise: “I was really, I guess, afraid of them.”
+Malcolm X wasn’t adequately afraid of them.
+Here’s what happened to him:
+https://youtu.be/qSm1t3Uv9QI
+Muhammad said he thought the photograph would be “damaging politically” if it were released and was afraid that someone might “break into his apartment” looking for it, like “that Watergate crap.” He said he “felt a little bit more at ease” after Farrakhan in 2016 claimed that Obama visited his home in Chicago.
+Muhammad contacted Farrakhan in autumn 2017 with the “final manuscript” for a self-published book containing the photo.
+“I sent him a copy of the manuscript suggesting that, showing him the picture, and saying to him, if he did not object, I was going to publish it,” Muhammad said.
+“He had no objection.” … During Obama’s presidential campaign, conservatives pushed multiple apparently racially motivated conspiracy theories about Obama’s religion and supposed ties to Islam.
+For example, in Obama’s memoir subtitled A Story of Race and Inheritance, Obama recounts his being a regular reader of Minister Farrakhan’s Nation of Islam newspaper The Final Call.
+Obama recollects Farrakhan’s black nationalist capitalist campaign to get black people to use toothpaste manufactured by black-owned businesses.
+Farrakhan’s eventual failure suggests to Obama that’s there is more economic upside for blacks in shaking down white institutions than in building their own.
+During the 2008 presidential election, conservatives questioned the indirect ties between Farrakhan and Obama, who attended a church that gave Farrakhan an award.
+Obama’s “spiritual advisor” Rev.
+Jeremiah Wright gave Farrakhan his church’s Lifetime Achievement award in a downtown Chicago Hyatt Regency in November 2007, but the story didn’t make the press until the following year.
+Similarly, very little media attention was paid to the close relationship between Obama’s fundraiser and private mentor Tony Rezko and the Nation of Islam, even though Rezko’s role was business manager for Nation of Islam assets, such as the career of Muhammad Ali.
+But after all, what could be more boring than a story than involves a Presidential candidate, the Syrian Christian crook who helped him buy his house, the Nation of Islam, and the most famous boxer of all time?
+Reading Obama’s 1995 memoir, you might almost get the impression that after a prudent first term, during his second he might side with, I dunno, Black Lives Matter and encourage a wave of black rage and police retreat that drove up the death toll from murder by 20% in his last two years in office, an incremental death toll a little bigger than the U.S. combat death toll from the equally stupid Iraq War.
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+Man who sold ammo to Las Vegas gunman speaks out
+
+© Provided by CBS Interactive Inc. Douglas Haig
+New documents reveal the name of the second person of interest in the Las Vegas shooting.
+Police believe Douglas Haig may have conspired with gunman Stephen Paddock, but it's unclear if he's still under investigation.
+Haig sold Paddock ammunition the month before the October attack that killed 58 people dead and wounded hundreds of others.
+Mandalay Bay hotel staff had numerous run-ins with Vegas gunman: companyLas Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock had lost money, been depressed, sheriff says
+Haig was contacted one day after the attack, after investigators found an Amazon box with his address on it inside Paddock's hotel room, reports CBS News correspondent Mireya Villarreal.
+But Haig says he had no idea what Paddock was planning to do when he met him just a few weeks before the massacre.
+Haig says he sold Paddock 720 rounds of ammunition from Haig's home gun business.
+"I couldn't detect anything wrong with this guy," he said.
+"He told me exactly what he wanted.
+I handed him a box with the ammunition in it, and he paid me and he left."
+The rounds he sold are called "tracer ammunition" – bullets that leave a visible trail when fired.
+"He said he was going to go put on a light show.
+And I can't remember whether he said for or with his friends, but that's what he did say," Haig said.
+But newly released search warrant records filed last fall by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department say Haig "may have conspired with Stephen Paddock to commit murder with a deadly weapon."
+Haig strongly denies that.
+"I felt that they were hoping that they could find a connection between myself and Paddock, that would go back showing that I supplied him with most of his ammunition, possibly even some firearms," Haig said.
+"They're not gonna find it.
+I talked to the guy three times."
+It's unclear whether Haig is still a person of interest, but he was the only one mentioned by name in the search warrant, other than Marilou Danley - Paddock's girlfriend.
+Authorities have since said they don't plan to bring charges against Danley.
+Las Vegas gunman's motive still unknown
+Haig does not blame himself, but within weeks of the massacre, he still decided to shut down his business.
+"I'm still racking my brain for what did I miss.
+Why didn't I pick this up?"
+he said.
+Haig, represented by his Phoenix attorneys Marc Victor and Andrew Marcantel, has not been charged.
+His attorneys say he continues to cooperate with investigators.
+CBS News reached out to the FBI and other authorities involved, but none will comment on an active investigation.
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+Lawyer: Ammo dealer saw nothing suspicious in Vegas gunman
+
+An Arizona man who sold ammunition to the gunman in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history was disturbed that he didn't spot any suspicious signs about his one-time customer, the man's lawyer said Wednesday.
+Douglas Haig had no reason to believe Stephen Paddock would launch the Oct. 1 shooting in Las Vegas that killed 58 people, attorney Marc Victor said.
+He said Haig wishes he could have figured out the intentions of Paddock but defends the sale of ammunition as legal.
+"He wishes there was some clue that could have identified him," Victor said.
+"There was just nothing."
+Meanwhile, the coroner in Las Vegas started releasing redacted autopsy records about the 58 people killed in the mass shooting at an outdoor concert.
+Records relating to Paddock were not being provided.
+The records were released Wednesday in response to a public records lawsuit filed by The Associated Press and Las Vegas Review-Journal.
+Haig was named as a "person of interest" in the investigation by mistake Tuesday when court documents were released nearly four months after the shooting.
+The documents did not disclose why authorities considered Haig a person of interest, and officials haven't said whether he has since been cleared of that designation.
+Victor said his client sold ammunition to Paddock once and doesn't believe they have communicated since.
+"He is as connected (to Paddock) as the guy who sold him a hamburger for lunch," Victor said.
+Las Vegas police and officials with the FBI, U.S. attorney's office in Nevada and the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives each declined Wednesday to comment about Haig or the investigation.
+A law enforcement official told The Associated Press in October that Paddock bought 1,000 rounds of tracer ammunition from a private seller he met at a Phoenix gun show three weeks before the shooting.
+The official spoke anonymously because they weren't authorized to disclose case information.
+Tracer bullets contain a pyrotechnic charge that illuminates the path of fired bullets so shooters can see whether their aim is correct.
+Haig told the AP on Tuesday that he sold unspecified ammunition to Paddock.
+He also told "CBS This Morning" on Wednesday that he sold more than 700 rounds of ammunition to Paddock.
+"I couldn't detect anything wrong with this guy," he said of Paddock.
+The ammunition sale took place at Haig's home in Mesa, because he didn't have all the ammunition on hand that Paddock wanted while at the gun show.
+Victor said a box that Paddock used to carry ammunition out of Haig's house and bore his client's name was later found in the Las Vegas hotel where the attack was launched.
+It's unknown whether the ammunition Haig sold to Paddock was used in the attack.
+The lawyer said the type and quantity of ammunition Paddock bought from his client wasn't unusual.
+Robert Spitzer, an expert on firearms and the Second Amendment, said by and large there are no restrictions on the amount of ammunition a person can buy, but a large sale of tracer ammunition would certainly be unusual.
+Only six states in the U.S. have laws requiring that ammunition buyers pass a background check.
+Arizona and Nevada do not have such a requirement, nor do they mandate that dealers keep a record of ammunition transactions.
+"If you are in the business of selling anything, you are usually happy to make the sale, and there's nothing that says you need to write down this person's name or report the sale," said Spitzer, who is the chairman of political science at the State University of New York at Cortland.
+Victor said his client has cooperated with investigators who contacted him within 24 hours of the shooting and has spoken to them probably four or five times, though he hasn't talked to them in months.
+Haig describes himself as a senior engineer for Honeywell Aerospace in his biography on the professional and social media platform LinkedIn.
+Records show Haig also owns Specialized Military Ammunition LLC.
+The company's website says it sold tracer and incendiary ammunition but is now "closed indefinitely."
+Haig's name was blacked out in the more than 270 pages of search warrant records released by a Nevada judge to the AP, but remained on one page of documents provided to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
+The newspaper published the name online.
+Clark County District Court Judge Elissa Cadish later ordered the full document not be published without redactions, but she acknowledged she couldn't order the newspaper to retract the name.
+Haig plans to hold a news conference Friday to discuss his interaction with Paddock.
+Garcia Cano reported from Las Vegas.
+Associated Press writers Ken Ritter in Las Vegas and Anita Snow in Phoenix contributed to this report.
+Billeaud reported from Phoenix.
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+India Joins U.S. and China With Plans to Visit the Moon
+
+So far, no one has ever managed to land on the far side of the moon, or near its shadowy poles.
+India wants to tackle both those firsts in one fell swoop this year, with its Chandrayaan-2 mission, a trio of orbiter, lander and rover that would represent the country's second visit to the moon.
+The mission is scheduled to launch sometime in the first half of this year, no earlier than March.
+Its target is a patch of lunar surface about 370 miles away from the south pole, where scientists think the rock may be 4 billion years old, formed just after the moon's giant ocean of liquid rock began to solidify.
+The region is an area NASA would also like to visit, preferably with a robot that would bring souvenir rock home to Earth for scientists to analyze directly in the laboratory.
+But despite NASA's renewed focus on lunar exploration, as dictated in December by an order from President Trump, the agency won't beat India back to the moon.
+Dibyangshu Sarkar/AFP/Getty Images
+That's even after India's Chandrayaan-2 mission was delayed by three years after Russia backed out of designing and producing the mission's lander.
+Rather than lose out on that part of the mission, the Indian Space Research Organization decided to just do it themselves.
+But they aren't sure how long they can expect the mission to last once the lander and rover arrive—it could be over in as little as two weeks, ending as soon as the sun sets, since the mission runs on solar power and the polar area is quite shadowy even during the day.
+During that time, the team hopes to gather data about charged particles around the moon and the small "moonquakes" that ripple through its surface.
+Read more: China Prepares for Moon Colony By Keeping Students in 'Lunar Palace' for 200 Days
+See all of the best photos of the week in these slideshows
+The new mission's predecessor, Chandrayaan-1, was an orbiter that found the first evidence that there was water ice on the moon.
+Now, scientists know that ice is likely concentrated at the poles, where it could become an important resource for human and robotic explorers alike.
+The orbiter piece of the upcoming mission will look to build on its predecessor by mapping how water actually moves around the moon.
+In the long term, India has its sights set well beyond the moon, with dreams of visiting Mars, Venus or an asteroid.
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+Las Vegas Massacre Coverup: Clark County Coroner Releases 58 Autopsy Reports With All Names Redacted, No Ballistics, And No Stephen Paddock Autopsy
+
+It appears that a further cover-up is underway in regards to the 1 October massacre in which 58 people were killed
+LAS VEGAS (INTELLIHUB) — The Coroner finally released the autopsy for the 58 victims but not for the alleged shooter Stephen Paddock after a judge ruled that the coroner release all the documents and pay $32,000 in legal fees.
+Not only did the coroner drag his feet and release the autopsy reports late Wednesday, but all of the names were redacted in the reports, with no mention of ballistic data, bullet caliber, or trajectories.
+This, despite the fact that the report does state that recovered bullet fragments were turned over to the police.
+Moreover, against public law, the coroner has still not released the autopsy report for “Stephen Paddock” after an Intellihub article definitively proved the body recovered in Mandalay Bay room 32-135 was not Paddock’s.
+In fact, the coroner claims that he still has to “finalize” the report despite the fact the autopsy was conducted.
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+Trump Effect: Islamic Republic Ceases Naval Provocations in Arabian Gulf
+
+Yesterday’s State of the Union address issued by Donald Trump represented a refreshing break from the eight years of pusillanimous foreign policies pursued by past administration.
+Nowhere was this more evident than in the manner in which Trump described Iran’s repressive regime and attempts by the Iranian people to overthrow it through peaceful protest.
+When it comes to Iran’s governing authorities, the Trump administration is under no illusions about the nefarious nature of this fascist theocracy.
+“We are restoring clarity about our adversaries,” Trump stated in a not too subtle jibe at his predecessor who seemed to be in a perpetual state of confusion about who his friends and enemies were.
+Trump also referenced the recent widespread Iranian protests, crushed with extreme ruthlessness by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps and its Basij auxiliary militia.
+“When the people of Iran rose up against the crimes of a corrupt dictatorship,” he stated, “I did not stay silent.
+America stands with the people of Iran in their courageous struggle for freedom.”
+By contrast, Barack Obama and his obsequious acolytes were besotted by the prospect of forging détente with the despotic mullahs of the Islamic Republic.
+His administration remained largely silent when Iranians took to the streets in 2009 to protest a rigged election.
+Some have speculated that his administration missed out on a prime opportunity for regime change.
+It was only downhill from there.
+In a misguided effort to secure Iran’s willingness to sign the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, Obama sold everything including the kitchen sink.
+He tried selling the American people on the naïve notion that there were moderate elements of import in the Iranian government, ignoring the obvious fact that all authority in Iran is vested with the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, and his IRGC henchmen.
+The tried and true concept of peace through strength gave way to fecklessness through appeasement.
+Ransom payments to the tune of $1.7 billion were transferred to Iran.
+Promising criminal investigations targeting Iran’s chief terror proxy, Hezbollah, were shut down.
+Targeted liquidation operations by our Israeli allies against Iranian Quds Force leaders were foiled after Obama tipped off Tehran on Israel’s intentions.
+Iranian material breaches of the JCPOA were all but ignored while Iran’s ballistic missile program was allowed to proceed at full speed despite being in defiance of United Nations Security Council resolution 2231.
+Obama’s near messianic zealotry in his interactions with the mullahs severely compromised America’s national security and weakened its image on the international stage.
+Worse, it emboldened the mullahs (appeasement tends to do that) who seemed to revel in Obama’s groveling.
+Iran’s mischief-making extends far and wide but it is in the Arabian Gulf where friction between the IRGC and the United States Navy remains constant.
+Iran regards the Arabian Gulf as its domain and but for the presence of the U.S. 5th Fleet, would have full reign over its waters, which include the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
+In addition to securing the Gulf, the 5th Fleet serves as a constant reminder to the Iranians of their impotence.
+But the deterrent effect of the Navy’s 5th Fleet, and for that matter America’s military might, is only as effective as the political leadership that commands it, and Barack Obama as Commander in Chief of the armed forces did little to instill fear or project deterrence.
+On the contrary, the Iranians correctly viewed him as weak, indecisive and ineffectual.
+On his watch, American warships patrolling the Gulf were harried by armed IRGC speed boats and larger navy frigates with near impunity.
+At times Iranian naval vessels closed to within 600 to 150 yards of American warships.
+The navy termed these near ritualistic, belligerent encounters, “unsafe and unprofessional.”
+Iranian arrogance and impudence reached its zenith with the January 12th 2016 seizure of two American riverine command boats and their crews near Farsi Island.
+The RCBs and crews manning them were returned some 16 hours later but not before the Iranians stole two satellite phone sim cards, likely containing classified information, as well as thousands of pages of information downloaded from laptops, GPS devices and maps used by the sailors.
+Ironically, the seizure occurred on the very day that Obama was to give his State of the Union address but predictably, he didn’t think that the seizure of Americans was important enough to note.
+But according to the Navy, the past five months have witnessed markedly less belligerent conduct from the Iranians, leaving Navy officials baffled by the sudden positive change in attitude.
+In fact, Iran’s attitude adjustment in the Arabian Gulf is no mystery and stems from the Trump administration’s implementation of a new robust foreign policy vis-à-vis the Islamic Republic.
+Soon after taking office, Trump noted that “Iran [was] playing with fire” and added that he wouldn’t be as “kind” to the mullahs as Obama was.
+This wasn’t empty rhetoric.
+It was backed up by tangible action.
+Additional sanctions were imposed against Iran for acting in defiance of UNSCR 2231.
+Sanctions were also imposed against the IRGC for supporting terrorism.
+Trump’s DOJ revived and breathed new life into Project Cassandra, a promising anti-Hezbollah/IRGC law enforcement initiative shelved by Obama.
+Most importantly, Trump failed to certify the JCPOA noting material Iranian breaches, and has threatened to abrogate the deal in its entirety unless modifications are implemented.
+Those modifications would include an end to absurd sunset clauses in the JCPOA and tough restrictions on ballistic missile testing.
+The mullahs have become cognizant of the fact that there’s a new sheriff in town, one that backs up tough talk with action and doesn’t ask “how high” when they say “jump.” Clearly, the IRGC’s new docile posture in the Arabian Gulf is a direct consequence of this realization.
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+Ammo seller to Las Vegas killer arrested on federal charge
+
+(CNN) Douglas Haig, an Arizona man who says he sold tracer ammunition to the gunman in October's Las Vegas massacre, was arrested Friday on a charge of conspiring to manufacture and sell another type of ammunition -- armor-piercing bullets -- in violation of federal law.
+A criminal complaint alleges two unfired .308-caliber (7.62mm) rounds found in gunman Stephen Paddock's hotel room had Haig's fingerprints on them as well as tool marks from his workshop.
+The bullets in the cartridges were armor-piercing, with an incendiary capsule in the nose, the complaint says.
+The FBI on October 19 searched Haig's Mesa home and seized ammunition the agency says is armor-piercing, the complaint said.
+Haig did not have a license to manufacture armor-piercing ammunition, documents said.
+Police say Paddock, 64, opened fire on October 1 from his 32nd-floor room at Las Vegas' Mandalay Bay hotel onto a crowd attending a music festival, killing 58 people and shooting and injuring 422 others.
+More than 850 others suffered other injuries in the attack.
+Investigators say Paddock died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.
+Douglas Haig's name was revealed in the release of search warrant records.
+Haig, 55, appeared in court Friday and was released on his own recognizance with specific conditions not spelled out in court proceedings.
+He is due in court again February 15 for a preliminary hearing.
+The maximum penalty for manufacturing illegal ammunition is five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
+Haig's attorney, Marc J. Victor, told CNN he had no comment.
+CNN affiliate KNXV caught up with Victor outside court, and the lawyer said he couldn't say anything because of the ongoing case.
+"My first obligation and only obligation is to my client," he told KNXV.
+The complaint
+Haig was publicly linked to the Las Vegas investigation Tuesday when a judge unsealed months-old police search warrant records that named him as a person of interest
+In a Friday morning news conference before his arrest, Haig, responding to the documents' release, said he sold tracer ammunition to Paddock at his home in September after they met at a gun show.
+Tracer ammunition has a pyrotechnic charge that, when fired, leaves an illuminated trace that can help a shooter have a more precise idea of where the bullet is going.
+Haig did not describe the ammunition as armor-piercing.
+Victor, at the same news conference at his Phoenix-area office, said the tracer ammunition that Haig sold Paddock "was not modified in any way ... from manufacturer's specs."
+But in Friday's criminal complaint, investigators say Haig and an associate also claimed they sold to Paddock other ammunition -- four or five 10-round packages of .308-caliber incendiary ammunition -- at a Las Vegas gun show in August.
+It's not clear from the complaint whether the two armor-piercing rounds with the incendiary capsule are from the packages Haig allegedly told investigators he sold Paddock at the gun show.
+The complaint also does not say whether Paddock fired any of the ammunition that he bought from Haig.
+Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Debris is scattered on the ground Monday, October 2, at the site of a country music festival held this past weekend in Las Vegas.
+Dozens of people were killed and hundreds were injured Sunday when a gunman opened fire on the crowd.
+Police said the gunman fired from the Mandalay Bay hotel, several hundred feet southwest of the concert grounds.
+It is the deadliest mass shooting in modern US history.
+Hide Caption 1 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Broken windows of the Mandalay Bay are seen early in Las Vegas on Monday.
+Police said the gunman fired on the crowd from the 32nd floor of the hotel.
+Hide Caption 2 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival People cross a street near the Las Vegas Strip just after sunrise on Monday.
+Thousands were attending the music festival, Route 91 Harvest, when the shooting started.
+Hide Caption 3 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival People embrace outside the Thomas & Mack Center after the shooting.
+Hide Caption 4 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Police arrive at the Sands Corporation plane hangar where some people ran to safety after the shooting.
+Hide Caption 5 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival A woman cries while hiding inside the Sands Corporation plane hangar.
+Hide Caption 6 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Concertgoers dive over a fence to take cover from gunfire on Sunday night.
+Hide Caption 7 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Police take position outside the Mandalay Bay.
+Hide Caption 8 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival A man lays on top of a woman as others flee the festival grounds.
+The woman reportedly got up from the scene.
+Hide Caption 9 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Hide Caption 10 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival People are seen on the ground after the gunman opened fire.
+Hide Caption 11 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival People run from the festival grounds.
+Hide Caption 12 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival A woman is moved outside the Las Vegas Tropicana resort.
+Multiple victims were being transported to hospitals in the aftermath of the shooting.
+Hide Caption 13 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival People are searched by police at the Tropicana.
+Hide Caption 14 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival An ambulance leaves the intersection of Las Vegas Boulevard and Tropicana Avenue.
+Hide Caption 15 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival A man in a wheelchair is evacuated from the festival after gunfire was heard.
+Hide Caption 16 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Victims of the shooting are tended to in the street.
+Hide Caption 17 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Concertgoers help an injured person at the scene.
+Hide Caption 18 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival People gather around a victim outside the festival grounds.
+Hide Caption 19 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival A couple huddles after shots rang out at the festival.
+Hide Caption 20 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival An injured woman is helped at the Tropicana.
+Hide Caption 21 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Police and emergency responders gather at the intersection of Las Vegas Boulevard and Tropicana Avenue.
+Hide Caption 22 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival A police officer takes position behind a truck.
+Hide Caption 23 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival A crowd takes cover at the festival grounds.
+Hide Caption 24 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Police officers advise people to take cover in the wake of the shooting.
+Hide Caption 25 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival People tend to a victim at the festival grounds.
+Hide Caption 26 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Police stand at the scene of the shooting.
+Hide Caption 27 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival A woman sits on a curb at the scene of the shooting.
+Hide Caption 28 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Police are deployed to the scene.
+Hide Caption 29 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival A man makes a phone call as people run from the festival grounds.
+Hide Caption 30 of 30
+Two law enforcement sources told CNN in October that Paddock, during the massacre, fired incendiary bullets at a 43,000-barrel fuel tank on the grounds of nearby McCarran International Airport in what investigators believe was a failed attempt to cause an explosion.
+Haig did not mention the incendiary rounds -- which are meant to ignite what they hit -- in Friday's news conference.
+Victor, his attorney, declined to comment about CNN's questions about the incendiary rounds.
+The complaint does not name Haig's associate.
+The law enforcement sources also said tracer rounds were found in Paddock's hotel room.
+But there was no evidence the tracer rounds were used during the attack, according to the sources, who requested anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about such details.
+Authorities have repeatedly said Paddock was the only shooter.
+Friday's charges do not allege that Haig knew of Paddock's intentions to kill in Las Vegas.
+Haig says he saw nothing suspicious
+Haig, an aerospace engineer and part-time ammunition reseller, said at Friday's news conference that he never saw anything suspicious in his brief interactions with Paddock.
+Paddock arrived at the seller's home in Mesa "very well-dressed, very well-groomed, very polite, very respectful," Haig said.
+"At no time did I see anything suspicious or odd or any kind of a tell, anything that would set off an alarm," he said.
+Haig also said that he received death threats after his name was revealed this week.
+He stressed that his sale made "no contribution" to the killings since Paddock didn't appear to have fired tracer rounds.
+"I hope today ends (the death threats) when people realize that I wasn't in collusion with Paddock -- that I was not in any way, shape or form associated with the horrible crime that he committed," Haig said.
+Timeline of sales
+Haig said he sold 720 rounds of surplus US military tracer ammunition to Paddock at his home in September after Paddock approached him or an associate at gun shows.
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+He held Friday's news conference to protect his reputation, he and his attorney said.
+They gave the following timeline:
+• Paddock first approached Haig's table at a Las Vegas gun show sometime last year but met another person who was behind the table.
+• Haig first met Paddock at a subsequent Phoenix gun show, where he was selling ammunition.
+• Paddock took Haig's business card because the seller didn't have the quantity of trace ammunition that he wanted.
+• Paddock later called Haig three times to arrange a sale at Haig's home.
+• In September, Paddock arrived at Haig's home, bought the tracer ammunition and drove away.
+The ammunition, he said, was:
+• 600 rounds of 7.62mm NATO, M62, tracer ammunition, manufactured by the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant in Independence, Missouri.
+• 120 rounds of 5.56mm M196 tracer ammunition, manufactured by the same plant.
+He said the 5.56mm rounds were in their original packaging.
+He did not comment on the 7.62mm rounds' packaging.
+Before the sale, Paddock told him "that he was going to go out to the desert and put on a light show" with the ammunition -- that he was "going to go out and shoot it at night with friends."
+Seller's reaction to massacre: 'Revulsion'
+Victor said police found his client's name and address on a box that Paddock had -- a box that Haig gave him to carry the tracer rounds he had bought.
+Haig said he learned of the massacre when authorities contacted him at work the next morning.
+"Revulsion," Haig said of his reaction.
+"Sickness.
+Horror that this man would do something like that."
+Haig spoke with investigators four times after the shooting, and has been "fully cooperative," Victor said.
+"This was a routine transaction to purchase a routine type of ammunition that is available in many different retail outlets throughout the state of Arizona," Victor said.
+"After that transaction, Doug had absolutely no further contact with Mr.
+Paddock."
+Death threats
+Haig said he's received death threats since the search warrant documents were released Tuesday.
+"One woman (was) screaming through my door that I should be killed and I should die," he told reporters at Friday's news conference.
+"It's been not a lot of fun, quite frankly."
+Haig added, "I had no contribution to what Paddock did.
+I had no way to see into his mind."
+Haig named as person of interest
+A Nevada judge on Tuesday unsealed police search warrant records -- prepared shortly after the shooting -- that mentioned two persons of interest in the case.
+The judge released the documents after CNN and other media outlets sued to obtain them.
+One person of interest, whom police had named previously, was the killer's girlfriend, Marilou Danley.
+Authorities subsequently cleared her publicly.
+The second name was redacted.
+But the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported it had a version of the search warrant that named, without redaction, Haig as that second person.
+The documents didn't explain why he was a person of interest.
+Las Vegas police officials told CNN the department couldn't comment on Haig or any names, and referred questions to federal authorities.
+Sheriff has said feds were investigating someone
+When the search warrant documents were released this week, Clark County District Court Judge Elissa Cadish allowed a small portion of those records to be redacted because "there is an ongoing investigation regarding charges against another individual, arising out of information obtained in connection with the ... shooting, but not directly related to the shooting."
+In response to a question from CNN in January, the Clark County sheriff, Joe Lombardo, said federal authorities are investigating a person in the case.
+That person could face federal charges not directly related to the shooting within the next 60 days, the sheriff said January 19.
+Lombardo didn't disclose the person's name, saying those details were "under federal grand jury disclosure" rules.
+On Friday morning, before his arrest, Haig answered a reporter's question about whether he believed he was that person.
+"No.
+I don't think it's me at all," Haig said.
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+Swiss bishop signs statement calling Pope’s reading of Amoris Laetitia “alien” to the Catholic Faith
+
+NewsCatholic Church, Family, Marriage
+ROME, February 2, 2018 (LifeSiteNews) —His Excellency Marian Eleganti, auxiliary bishop of Chur in Switzerland, today added his name to the “Profession of Immutable Truths about Sacramental Marriage,” bringing the total number of signatories to eight bishops and one cardinal, LifeSite has confirmed.
+Bishop Eleganti’s support of the profession comes just three days after Bishop Athanasius Schneider, auxiliary of Astana, Kazakstan, invited the world’s bishops to sign the document and join in raising a common voice in defense of the sanctity and the indissolubility of marriage.
+“God decides the time, and the time will come when the Pope and the episcopacy again will proclaim, with all clarity, unambiguity and beauty, the sanctity of marriage, and of the family, and of the Eucharist,” Schneider told LifesiteNews in an exclusive Jan. 15 interview.
+Raising a Common Voice
+In conversation with LifeSiteNews, Schneider said greater public support of the document from the world’s 5,000 bishops would be “a stronger voice for professing the constant truths of the Church, and it would be a beautiful common voice defending the sanctity and the indissolubility of marriage in the midst of a real neo-pagan society where divorce has become a plague and where sexual depravity is increasingly spreading.”
+The Profession of Immutable Truths about Sacramental Marriage was issued by three Kazakh Ordinaries, including Bishop Schneider, in early January.
+In the document, the three bishops solemnly professed the Church’s received teaching and discipline regarding sacramental marriage and the limited conditions (see Familiaris Consortio, n. 84) under which Catholics who are divorced and “remarried” may receive sacramental absolution and Holy Communion.
+They presented their profession “before God who will judge us,” in response to certain pastoral norms issued by several bishops’ conferences aimed at implementing chapter 8 of Pope Francis’ apostolic exhortation on the family, Amoris Laetitia.
+Some of these norms, Schneider told LifeSiteNews, give “implicit approval” of divorce and of sexual activity outside a valid marriage.
+Such a reading is causing “rampant confusion,” will spread “a plague of divorce” in the Church, and is “alien” to the Church’s entire faith and Tradition, the three bishops said in the profession.
+“This is contrary to Divine Revelation,” Schneider further told LifeSite, adding that the “beautiful explanations” that are being presented to clergy and faithful as “discernment” and “pastoral accompaniment,” or a “change of paradigm” and “discovery of the subjective part of the truth,” when translated into “common sense language,” are tantamount to an allowance to sin.
+“Our conscience as bishops calls to us to do this,” Schneider explained.
+“We were forced by our conscience, in the conscience of the Successors of the Apostles and colleagues of the Pope.”
+As Successors of the Apostles, Schneider said they “could not act in another way.”
+Bishop Marian Eleganti
+The profession’s most recent signatory, Bishop Marian Eleganti, O.S.B., is a monk of the abbey of the Missionary Benedictines in St. Otmarsberg in Uznach, located in the canton of St. Gallen, Switzerland.
+He was ordained to the priesthood on June 23, 1995.
+In July 1999, the monks of St. Otmarsberg Abbey (the youngest abbey in Switzerland) elected Eleganti the second abbot of the monastery.
+The Missionary Benedictines in Uznach belong to the Benedictine Congregation of St. Ottilien near Munich, with branches in Europe, East, West and South Africa, South America, Cuba and the USA, India, Korea, China, Kazakhstan and the Philippines.
+In 2009, Pope Benedict XVI appointed Abbot Marian Eleganti as auxiliary bishop of the diocese of Chur, Switzerland.
+He was ordained a bishop on Jan. 31, 2010.
+Since 2011, Bishop Eleganti has served as the Swiss Youth Bishop for German-speaking Switzerland on behalf of the Swiss Bishops’ Conference, and as vicar for religious and monastic communities.
+He is also the vicar for the philosophical-theological education and ongoing formation and training of pastoral workers.
+Bishop Marian Eleganti’s public support of the Profession of Immutable Truths about Sacramental Marriage brings the number of signatories to nine.
+To date, in addition to the three original signatories from Kazakstan, the following prelates have signed the profession: Cardinal Janis Pujats, Emeritus Archbishop Metropolitan of Riga, Latvia; Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, former apostolic nuncio to the United States; His Excellency Luigi Negri, Archbishop emeritus of Ferrara-Comacchio, Italy; Bishop Andreas Laun, Emeritus Auxiliary of Salzburg, Austria; and His Excellency Rene Gracida, Bishop emeritus of Corpus Christi, Texas, USA.
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+The ammunition dealer who sold armor-piercing rounds to the Las Vegas gunman has been charged
+
+A member of the FBI leaves the Mandalay Bay hotel following the mass shooting in Las Vegas, Nevada, October 4, 2017.
+REUTERS/Chris Wattie
+An Arizona man who sold ammunition to the gunman in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history has been charged with manufacturing armor-piercing bullets.
+A complaint says unfired armor-piercing bullets found inside the Las Vegas hotel room where the attack was launched on Oct. 1 contained the fingerprints of ammunition dealer Douglas Haig of Arizona.
+The complaint filed Friday in federal court in Phoenix says Haig didn't have a license to manufacture armor-piercing ammunition.
+He was charged shortly before holding a news conference Friday.
+He said he noticed nothing suspicious when he sold 720 rounds of ammunition to Stephen Paddock in the weeks before the attack that killed 58 people.
+Haig is a 55-year-old aerospace engineer who sold ammunition as a hobby for about 25 years.
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+Pope Francis: Ross Douthat & Massimo Faggioli Debate Catholic Church’s Future
+
+Pope Francis visits Genoa, Italy, in May 2017.
+(Reuters photo: Giorgio Perottino)
+In a debate, Ross Douthat and Massimo Faggioli discussed Pope Francis’s legacy and its effect on internal Church controversies.
+On Wednesday night, New York Times columnist Ross Douthat and Villanova professor of theology Massimo Faggioli came together for a debate entitled “Francis @ Five: Assessing the Legacy of Pope Francis Five Years after His Election.” As I made my way up to Fordham University, I was excited.
+Having followed Douthat and Faggioli’s ongoing dialogue on Twitter, I knew I was in for a lively, if predictable, conversation.
+In his opening remarks, Douthat laid out three criteria that can be used to evaluate Francis’s papacy thus far: his impact on the public’s perception of the Church (a success); his attempts at reforming the Vatican bureaucracy (a disappointment); and his position on “moral-theological controversies,” specifically, communion for the divorced and remarried (a problem).
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+Faggioli, meanwhile, outlined a genuinely surprising position.
+Rather than making a straightforward case for why Pope Francis has changed the Church for the better, Faggioli rejected the possibility of evaluating his papacy in terms of “continuity” with past popes, since doing so would assume that “Christianity at some point .
+.
+.
+was complete,” which Faggioli does not think is true.
+While I emphatically disagree with this argument, I have to hand it to Faggioli: From the outset, he made clear that he was not planning to debate Douthat on the implications of the Francis papacy.
+Instead, through a combination of rhetorical tricks and soft-peddled Hegelianism, he would completely redefine the role and nature of the Catholic Church.
+During the crux of the debate — the discussion of communion for the divorced and remarried — Faggioli raised his most theologically unsettling point.
+To defend his position that remarried persons should be able to receive communion, Faggioli invoked the case of Germany, where 50 percent of Catholic marriages end in divorce.
+For Faggioli, the implication is that at least 50 percent of German Catholic children never see their parents receive communion and lose their faith because of it.
+This, he says, is “bad for evangelization,” and in order to keep the pews full, the Church’s role should not be to deny communion to the divorced and remarried, but instead to ask, “What can the Catholic Church do to make the faithful able to receive sacraments?”
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+This is a lovely suggestion, and one that I’m not entirely unsympathetic to.
+However, the fact remains that Faggioli is suggesting the Church do much more than provide sacraments to the faithful.
+Just before invoking the German case, Faggioli characterized the country as one of the most secular in the world.
+But rather than lamenting what secularism has wrought on marital life in Germany, reasserting the Church’s position on marriage, and insisting that the faithful strive to live according to her laws, Faggioli argues that the Church ought to bend to the will of secular society.
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+It should be clear to anyone, not just practicing Catholics, that this is absurd.
+If the Church exists simply to accommodate the whims and failures of secular modernity, then what is the point of the Church?
+Pope Benedict XVI has warned against precisely the kind of “accommodation” Faggioli is calling for, writing that when “the people cannot cope” with God, they “bring him down into their own world,” and insist that “he must be the kind of God that [they need].” In other words, “Man is using God, and, in reality, even if it is not outwardly discernible, he is placing himself above God.” To fully drive the point home, Benedict equates this kind of worship with the Israelites desert worship of the bull calf.
+Unsurprisingly, this progressive interpretation of Catholic doctrine eventually reveals itself to be rank historicism.
+Throughout the debate, Faggioli drew out the argument that allowing the remarried to receive communion would not represent a radical change in doctrine but a return to the teachings of the Gospel.
+Eventually, Douthat drew his argument to its logical conclusion with this question: Were priests throughout history in fact misleading their divorced and remarried parishioners by telling them they could not receive communion?
+After a few seconds’ pause, Faggioli gave the only answer he could: “There are different responses to the same question in different times.”
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+Throughout their conversation, both Douthat and Faggioli repeatedly observed that the debate over Pope Francis and the future of the Church is carried on primarily among Catholic intellectuals, unbeknownst to most of “the flock.”
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+It strikes me, however, that everybody — Catholic or not — has a dog in this fight, which is about more than communion and canon law.
+At its core, this debate is about truth and our ability to judge right from wrong.
+Could we possibly say, for instance, that it’s impossible to judge the presidency of Donald Trump relative to past presidents?
+Of course not — that would be preposterous, as I’m sure Faggioli would agree.
+To pass moral judgements on papacies, presidencies, or anything else, we must have recourse to truth, and to the institutions that have upheld this truth for centuries.
+Whether in the Church or in the academy, we must resist this dangerous historicist impulse.
+If we don’t, we will find ourselves, in the words of Pope Benedict, in “a dictatorship of relativism that does not recognize anything as definitive and whose ultimate goal consists solely of one’s own ego and desires.”
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+Chile 'cover-up' letter contradicts Pope
+
+© EPA Pope Francis's trip to Chile and Peru was overshadowed by he row
+A victim of a paedophile priest in Chile has revealed he wrote to the Pope in 2015 about an alleged cover-up after Francis denied getting evidence.
+Juan Carlos Cruz, a victim of cleric Fernando Karadima in the 1980s, accused fellow priest Juan Barros of witnessing the abuse and doing nothing.
+The Pope caused outrage after a visit to Chile last month by defending Bishop Barros, who was made a bishop in 2015.
+The Vatican refused to comment on the letter when approached by BBC News.
+Pope Francis has said in the past that dealing with abuse is vital for the Church's credibility and perpetrators must face "sanctions".
+What allegations does the letter make?
+Mr Cruz sent the text of his letter (written in Spanish) to BBC News, showing it was addressed personally to Pope Francis and dated 3 March 2015.
+That was more than two weeks before the bishop's ordination in the south Chilean city of Osorno, an event dramatically disrupted by hundreds of protesters accusing Bishop Barros of covering up Karadima's sex attacks on young boys.
+The bishop has denied ever knowing about "the serious abuses" committed by Karadima, who was never prosecuted in Chile because so much time had passed but was convicted and sentenced by the Vatican to a lifetime of "penance and prayer".
+"Holy Father, I decided to write this letter to you because I'm tired of fighting, crying and suffering," Mr Cruz writes.
+© AFP Cardinal O'Malley (centre) accompanied the Pope in Latin America
+"Our story is well known and there's no point reminding you of it, except to tell you of the horror of having experienced this abuse and how I wanted to kill myself."
+In his letter, he also attaches the full text of a previous letter written a month earlier to the Vatican's top diplomat in Chile, Archbishop Ivo Scapolo.
+In that letter, Mr Cruz accuses Bishop Barros of "doing all the dirty work of Fernando Karadima", and describes the abuse he suffered and which Bishop Barros allegedly witnessed.
+"When we were in a room with Karadima and Juan Barros, if he [Barros] wasn't kissing Karadima, he watched as one of us, the youngest, was touched by Karadima and forced to give him kisses," he writes.
+"Karadima would say to me: 'Put your mouth next to mine and stick out your tongue.'
+He'd stick out his and kiss us with his tongue.
+Juan Barros witnessed all of this on countless occasions, not just in my case but in the case of others as well."
+Addressing himself to Pope Francis, Mr Cruz says: "Holy Father, Juan Barros says he saw nothing and yet, there are dozens of us who can testify to the fact that not only was he present when Karadima abused us, but that he, too, kissed Karadima and they touched each other."
+He concludes the letter with this appeal: "Please Holy Father, don't be like the others.
+There are so many of us who despite everything think that you can do something.
+I treasure my faith, it's what sustains me, but it is slipping away from me."
+Hasn't the Pope already apologised?
+© AFP Karadima was only punished by the Vatican
+The remarks that the Pope had made in January that caused such offence were: "The day they bring me proof against Bishop Barros, then I will speak.
+There is not a single piece of proof against him.
+Everything is slander.
+Is this clear?"
+The Pope later apologised for hurting victims' feelings "without meaning to" but continued to insist there was "no evidence" against the bishop.
+"In Barros's case, it was studied," he said.
+"It was restudied.
+And there is no evidence...
+I don't have evidence to convict."
+How far did the letter get?
+© Reuters Bishop Barros (centre) was greeted by angry protesters at his ordination
+Members of the Pope's own Commission for the Protection of Minors, set up in 2014 as part of efforts to counter sex abuse by clergy, have told the Associated Press they hand-delivered the letter to Francis's top adviser on sex abuse, Cardinal Sean O'Malley, in April 2015.
+A photo in the AP report shows Marie Collins, a member of the commission at the time, handing the letter to the cardinal.
+"When we gave him the letter for the Pope, he assured us he would give it to the Pope and speak of the concerns," she told AP.
+"And at a later date, he assured us that that had been done."
+Mr Cruz told the BBC that Cardinal O'Malley had called him later in 2015 to say he had given the letter to the Pope.
+Cardinal O'Malley, whose spokesman referred requests for comment to the Vatican, has earned respect for his work in tackling sex abuse by clergy in Boston.
+Cardinal O'Malley's disgraced predecessor, the late Cardinal Bernard Law, had moved paedophile priests between parishes rather than addressing victims' claims.
+In an unusual step, Cardinal O'Malley openly criticised the Pope last month for his initial remarks in Chile, saying he had left victims feeling abandoned.
+Pope Francis announced last week he was sending the Vatican's top expert on sexual abuse, Archbishop Charles Scicluna, to Chile to investigate the accusations against Bishop Barros.
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+Tenth bishop signs ‘Profession of Immutable Truths’ in defense of marriage
+
+NewsCatholic Church, Family, Marriage
+ROME, February 6, 2018 (LifeSiteNews) – His Excellency Elmar Fischer, bishop emeritus of Feldkirch, Austria, has signed the “Profession of Immutable Truths about Sacramental Marriage,” LifeSiteNews confirmed on Monday.
+Bishop Fischer is the tenth prelate to sign the profession.
+As has been widely reported, three bishops in Kazakhstan – Tomash Peta, Jan Pawel Lenga, and Athanasius Schneider – issued a Profession of the Immutable Truths about Sacramental Marriage on Dec. 31, 2017.
+The profession was made public on Jan. 2, 2018.
+In the document, the three bishops solemnly professed the Church’s received teaching and discipline regarding sacramental marriage and the limited conditions (see Familiaris Consortio, n. 84) under which Catholics who are civilly divorced and joined in a second union may receive sacramental absolution and Holy Communion.
+Ordained to the priesthood in 1961, Fischer headed the Marriage and Family Centre of the Feldkirch diocese from 1979 to 1990.
+After serving as vicar general of the diocese from 1989, in 2005 Pope Benedict XVI appointed him bishop of Felkirch where he served until 2011, retiring at the age of 75.
+Bishop Fischer’s support of the profession comes one week after Bishop Athanasius Schneider, auxiliary of Astana, Kazakstan, invited the world’s bishops to sign the document and join in raising a common voice in defense of the sanctity and the indissolubility of marriage.
+“God decides the time, and the time will come when the Pope and the episcopacy again will proclaim, with all clarity, unambiguity and beauty, the sanctity of marriage, and of the family, and of the Eucharist,” Schneider told LifesiteNews in an exclusive Jan. 15 interview.
+Schneider said greater public support of the document from the world’s 5,000 bishops would be “a stronger voice for professing the constant truths of the Church, and it would be a beautiful common voice defending the sanctity and the indissolubility of marriage in the midst of a real neo-pagan society where divorce has become a plague and where sexual depravity is increasingly spreading.”
+Bishop Fischer’s public support of the Profession of Immutable Truths about Sacramental Marriage brings the number of signatories to nine bishops and one cardinal.
+To date, in addition to the three original signatories from Kazakstan, the following prelates have signed the profession:
+• Cardinal Janis Pujats, Emeritus Archbishop Metropolitan of Riga, Latvia
+• Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò of Italy and former apostolic nuncio to the United States
+• His Excellency Luigi Negri, Archbishop emeritus of Ferrara-Comacchio, Italy
+• Bishop Andreas Laun, Emeritus Auxiliary of Salzburg, Austria
+• His Excellency Rene Gracida, Bishop emeritus of Corpus Christi, Texas, USA
+• His Excellency Marian Eleganti, auxiliary bishop of Chur, Switzerland
+• His Excellency Elmar Fischer, Bishop emeritus of Feldkirch, Austria.
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+FOR THE FIRST TIME ONLINE: Archbishop Lefebvre’s Prophetic Address to The Remnant, 1976
+
+On that occasion Archbishop Lefebvre delivered an address on the desperate state of the Church at that time—42 years ago—that was never transcribed or published until we did so for the December 15, 2017 print edition of The Remnant.
+It was held at the Radisson South Hotel, Minneapolis, on Tuesday, May 12, 1976, and its stated purpose was to assist the Archbishop in gaining a stronger foothold for the Society of St. Pius X in the States during the unprecedented crisis Blessed Pope Paul had helped unleash on the Church.
+I’m posting the address here because I'm convinced the Archbishop’s words provide recent recruits to Tradition with vital historical context for the diabolical debacle that is the pontificate of Pope Francis.
+And for those of us who’ve been in the trenches for a long, long time it also provides welcome reminder of why we must continue to fight.
+Even though I personally was in attendance back in 1976 when Archbishop Lefebvre delivered this address in Minneapolis, I was only ten years old and of course didn't realize how prophetic he was on that occasion, or how devastated by the Second Vatican Council, the New Mass, and the Freemasonic infiltration of the Vatican.
+In fact, this transcript reads like a message of encouragement at a crucial moment in the history of this movement—Stay in the fight!
+Keep the Faith.
+Never surrender!
+This address also makes it absolutely clear that everything Archbishop Lefebvre did was part of an eleventh-hour defence of the Kingship of Christ (ignored completely by the Second Vatican Council) and a desperate last stand for Tradition, the infallible teachings of Mother Church and of course her ancient liturgy.
+And now that Pope Francis has inadvertently unmasked the true spirit of Vatican II, it becomes obvious how and why those who resisted that spirit were right to have done so and will certainly be hailed by history as the heroic band of Catholic brothers that mounted the twentieth century’s last stand for Christ the King and, while scorned and mocked at the time, were nevertheless totally vindicated fifty years later.
+May we continue to earn the right to stand with them today.
+MJM
+The Archbishop Speaks
+Ladies and Gentlemen:
+As I said to Mr. [Walter] Matt, I can say in bad English what he says in good English, because he said all of the things I want to say [Referring here to Walter Matt’s introductory talk referenced above.]
+And I thank you, Mr. Matt, very much, for his invitation, and I thank you for your coming, and I thank Fr.
+Ward for what he said about the Society of St. Pius X.
+And I hope that you can understand my poor English, but I think it is better to speak some bad English because to translate would take too much time.
+As Mr. Matt said, the crisis in the Church is very extraordinary.
+It is very difficult to understand the situation today.
+My seminary in Econe (in Switzerland) and the seminaries in Germany and here in America, in Armada, are in very difficult situations with Rome.
+Why?
+These seminaries are the same as seminaries were before the Second Vatican Council.
+They have the same discipline and the same studies, they make good priests; I think they are good seminarians.
+All is done as all the seminaries before the Second Vatican Council.
+Why are we now in this very sad situation with Rome?
+I think that because in the Second Vatican Council, and after the Council, there is a mutation, a change, in the Church.
+But we do not change.
+We continue the Tradition.
+So why do they now say, as Mgr.
+(Archbishop) Benelli[1] said to me months ago on the 19th of March, “you are out of communion with the Church.” I am out of communion with the Church because I continue the Tradition of the Church?
+This is possible?
+I do not understand.
+Why?
+I have done nothing.
+I believe nothing other than what the Church has believed for twenty centuries.
+Mgr.
+Benelli then said to me, you must put down in a writing to the Holy Father that you accept the Second Vatican Council, you accept the reform that followed the Council, and that you accept the orientations that have been given by Rome.
+Mgr.
+Benelli took the book of the New Ordo, gave it to me, and said, “You must say this New Mass in all of your houses.”
+I wonder why Mgr.
+Benelli did not communicate this condition to me before our meeting.
+[2] He could have done so.
+For example, one year ago three cardinals sent me a letter (Cardinals Wright, Tabera [Arturo Carinal Tabera Araoz, one of the Council Fathers MJM], and Gabriel-Marie Garrone) telling me (in effect) that I must close the seminaries.
+Well, I refused, because I refuse to contribute to the destruction of the Church.
+Because now they are destroying the Church.
+When I die and go before the judge, God will not be able to say to me, “You destroyed the Church.” I refused to contribute to the destruction of the Church.
+I am sure that my seminaries are contributing to the restoration of the Church.
+I do not destroy the Church.
+And so I said to Mgr.
+Benelli, “No, I will not sign that writing.”
+I think that the mutation in the Church came in through the Second Vatican Council.
+And do you think this change in the Church came suddenly?
+When, then?
+At the beginning of the Council?
+No, this change in the Church began one century before [the Council].
+Pope Pius VI said during the French Revolution that if the Church continues to remain under the influence of the prince of the revolution, then, in the future a crisis will come upon the Church.
+In [1844], Pope Pius IX ordered Cardinal Rigoli to publish the Instructions of the Carbonari.
+[3] The Pope himself asked Cardinal Rigoli to publish the Instructions of the Carbonari.
+And what did these Instructions say?
+The Instructions said that they [the Carbonari/Freemasons] must begin to fight against the Church by bringing reform into the Church.
+The Instructions said the infiltration will take perhaps not one year, perhaps not ten years, but perhaps a century.
+The Carbonari must enter into the seminary, into the convent, into the sacristy, and slowly, very slowly, the priests will have the ideals of the revolution; of the Freemasons.
+One day these priests, imbued with Masonic principles, will become bishops, and these bishops can then choose a pope.
+And even if the pope is not a Freemason, he will have the same ideals as the Freemasons.
+Pope Pius IX called for the publishing of these Instructions in order to warn the bishops and priests of those times of the fight against the church.
+In 1895, the Catholic Antonia Fogazzaro, a known modernist, founded a masonic lodge in Milan.
+He wrote in his book, Il Santo, that “We [modernists]…want a reform in the Church…without rebellion, carried out by legitimate authority…even if this takes 20, 30, or 50 years.”[4] “The reform will have to be brought about in the name of obedience.” The modernist ideas in the Church introduced and enacted through obedience!
+And I think…well, here we are!
+In this time!
+The reform is here, and it is brought about through obedience, to the Council, to the bishop, to the priest.
+And all they say is “Obedience, obedience, obedience.”
+The Instructions of the Carbonari say the bishop and the priest will think that they are following the tiara of the Pope, but they will be following the flag of Freemasonry [“the banner of revolution”].
+They said that.
+They wrote that!
+One century before [the Council]!
+Thus, it is very important to know that they prepared for the beginning of the Second Vatican Council for a century, perhaps two centuries!
+As the Archbishop of Dakar and President of the Episcopal Commission for French-speaking West Africa, I was appointed member of the Central Preparatory Commission of the Second Vatican Council.
+There were some seventy cardinals, twenty bishops, and four super-authorities of the religious orders, among others.
+Before the last meeting of this Commission the members received two schemas on the same subject: one from Cardinal Ottaviani and another from Cardinal Bea.
+The schema from Cardinal Ottaviani was titled “…On Religious Tolerance” and the other, from Cardinal Bea, was titled “On Religious Freedom [Liberty].” When we read these two schemas, we thought, “This is impossible.
+How is it we can receive two opposing theses?
+One says we must not tolerate error.
+The other says that error has the right to exist in the name of the dignity of the human person.” And so, we go into the meeting.
+Cardinal Ottaviani, standing, says to Cardinal Bea, “You have no authority to compose this schema, because it is a theological thesis and therefore within the competence of the Theological Commission.” As Cardinal Bea stands up, he says, “I do have the right to compose this schema because if anything concerns Christian Unity it is religious liberty, and I am the President of the Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity.” Cardinal Bea, addressing Cardinal Ottaviani, further said, “I am opposed to your schema.”
+Impossible!
+We were in a very sad, serious situation.
+Cardinal Ruffini had to intervene as we were in front of two cardinals, our brothers.
+He said we must wait for the authority to say who is right and who is wrong.
+But before the Pope came (because the Pope came many times to present at these meetings) we voted on the schema.
+Who is with Cardinal Ottaviani?
+Who is with Cardinal Bea?
+The conservatives and the liberals.
+As the last meeting of the Preparatory Commission, it was for me the first image of the future Council.
+This historic address appeared for the first time ever in a print edition of The Remnant last year.
+Isn't it time for you to subscribe?
+And as we go into the Council, you know that on the first day of the Council, Cardinal Lienart was the chief of the liberal cardinals in the Council, [together] with all of the Cardinals of the Rhine (such as Cardinal Alfrink, Cardinal Frings, Cardinal Dopfner, Cardinal Suenens, Cardinal Leinart, and Cardinal Koenig of Austria).
+And now one month ago in Rome, the traditional periodical Chiesa Viva published a photo of Cardinal Lienart with all of the appurtenances of Freemasonry, the date of his inscription in Masonry, the date [of his rising to] the 20th Degree of Freemasonry, the date [of his rising to] the 30th Degree of Freemasonry, and the places where he [attended] the meetings of Freemasonry.
+This Cardinal was the chief of the liberals in the Council.
+That is my cardinal; he ordained me to the priesthood, and he consecrated me a bishop.
+And now this is public.
+Nobody has been able to refute the publication.
+And so, we have (I am confident) a mutation in the church by the Council and by the reform after the Council.
+Now, some say the Council is (was) good, but only the reforms were bad.
+That is not true.
+Why?
+Because when the reforms come, Rome always says the reforms are being done in the name of the Council.
+In the name of the Council!
+It is evident that all of the reforms came from the Council.
+And if the reforms are bad, then it is impossible that the Council is good and all the reforms are bad, because that is the authentic interpretation of the Council by Rome.
+Rome said in the name of the Declaration of Liturgy, we [implement] the liturgical reform.
+We can say that [these bad changes are] not in the text of the Declaration, but this man has the authority to say that this is from the Council.
+They know that.
+And I am sure that it [the mutation] is in the Council.
+Even if it is not explicitly [stated] in the Council but [rather] in the spirit of the Council, it is the same!
+For example, with religious freedom: now the Holy See and all the Nuncios are against the Catholic State in the name of the Council - in the name of the Declaration of Religious Freedom.
+I have heard this (personally) twice.
+The first time I was in Columbia.
+When I was in Columbia, I read in the paper about the change in the first article of the Constitution of the Republic of Columbia.
+[The first article] stated that only the Republic of Columbia recognizes only the Catholic religion.
+They changed it.
+They removed this article.
+I read the discourse of the President of Columbia with the Nuncios of Columbia and the Secretary of the Episcopal Conference in Columbia.
+The President said he is very, very anxious.
+He said to the people, “even though we remove this article we remain Catholic.
+I am a Catholic, I shall remain Catholic, and I do everything possible for the Council and the Catholics in our country.”
+Then, the discourse of the Nuncio was the discourse of a Freemason: all of it was “progress,” “humanity,” “evolution,” and all the hubris of a Freemason.
+And during the discourse of the Secretary of the Episcopal Conference, [the Secretary] said, “in the name of the Declaration of Religious Freedom [of Vatican II], we ask the President to remove this article in the Constitution.”
+I met this Secretary of the Episcopal Conference during my visit in Columbia, and he said for two years they [had been asking] the President, in the name of the Holy See, to change this article in their Constitution.
+But I will never…I do not accept the concept, because you destroy the Catholic State in the name of the Council.
+Are you sure?
+Yes, sure.
+It is evident.
+Now I said to the [Secretary], “As I speak with you now about Columbia, I know that you are the one responsible for the change in the constitution of Valais in Switzerland one year ago.
+The change in the Constitution of Valais was the same.” (Because you know Switzerland is a Federation where some states are Protestant and some states are Catholic.
+The Valais is Catholic.
+And in its constitution, the words of the first article [of the constitution] of the State of Valais – Econe, where we are located, is in the State of Valais - only one religion is recognized: The Catholic Church.)
+And [the Secretary] said, “Yes, I am responsible for this change.” Brother, what did you do with the Social Kingship of Christ?
+What is this for you?
+What do you say when you say “thy kingdom come” in your prayer, the Our Father?
+“Ah,” the Nuncio said to me, “Now it is impossible.” What did you do with the encyclical of Pope Pius XI, Quas Primas?
+“Ah, but now the Pope cannot write an encyclical like Quas Primas.”
+It is incredible.
+And all in the name of the Council.
+We must take care, because this change in the church is a liberal change.
+The liberal principles have entered the Church now, and they destroy the Church.
+If we cannot set out the true principles of the Church, if we in the name of religious freedom said that all religions have the same right in every state in the world…
+[missing audio...]
+The truth is the only one King of the World is Jesus Christ.
+We say in the Gloria in Excelsis Deo, “Tu solus Altissimus,” “Tu solus Dominus,” “You alone are the Highest,” “You alone are the Lord.” But practically, we would refuse this Kingdom of Jesus Christ if we said that Luther, Mohammed, Buddha and Jesus Christ are all the same.
+We cannot say that.
+Impossible.
+We know that in many states (it is a pity) it is impossible [to recognize Catholicism as the state religion].
+We must tolerate - have tolerance for the error - but never give the same right to error and truth.
+That is impossible.
+And the change in the liturgy is very important.
+It is very bad.
+One of the principles of modern man, as they say now, “modern man,” is democracy.
+And democracy can have a good sense but not if [by that term is meant] that those who govern receive their authority from the people.
+The authority comes from God.
+Not from the people.
+Not from the masses.
+From God.
+But today the principle, the democratic principle, is that the authority is in the people.
+It is in the masses.
+That is not true.
+It is impossible.
+And our liturgy is the school of our Faith.
+It is the first school of our Faith for all people.
+I was in Africa as a missionary and as bishop for 30 years.
+I know the liturgy was the best school of the Faith for people who cannot read.
+They can see what the priest does.
+They can see what the priest does at the adoration of the Body and the Blood of Jesus Christ.
+And they know that Jesus Christ is present - His real presence is on the altar - by the attitude of the priest.
+They know that.
+That is very important.
+But the change in the Mass destroys the Church.
+Because we know the liturgy teaches us hierarchy.
+The true liturgy is hierarchical.
+It is not democratic but hierarchical.
+Why?
+Because we have God, the priest, and then the people.
+That is hierarchy.
+When we are in Church we know God is on the altar; the priest is between God and the people; and the people receive God at the hand of the priest.
+That is hierarchy.
+But now the new liturgy is more democratic - all around the table.
+The priest is only the president, and sometimes another man can take the role of the president of the meal.
+That is a new liturgy.
+That is very bad, because we have no sense of the hierarchical; whereas the sense of hierarchy is very important in our life.
+We need the authority of God.
+We need the Real Presence of God on our altar.
+We need the Sacrifice of the Mass – not a meal only – but the Sacrifice.
+So, the Victim of the Sacrifice is really present on our altar.
+That is the school of our Faith.
+And slowly, slowly, this new Mass equivocates.
+It moves the minds of the faithful in a Protestant [direction].
+I do not say that all [Novus Ordo] Masses are invalid.
+I do not say that.
+But perhaps, more and more, they become invalid because [the ministers lose faith in the Real Presence].
+Recently, in France, a progressive paper conducted a statistical survey to see how many priests no longer have faith in the Real Presence.
+They found that twenty-two percent no longer have the faith, the belief in the Real Presence.
+But I think that if they directed this question to all of the priests who are under 50 years of age, they would find that fifty percent [have lost the faith in the Real Presence], because the young priests have no faith.
+No faith.
+Last year, Bishop Adam (in our Diocese of Sion, Switzerland) ordained one priest for my Congregation of the Holy Ghost Fathers.
+This one priest came from France.
+His uncle had died in a road accident when his cab fell in the river.
+The uncle had nine children.
+The Bishop said to the new priest, “Now you can say Mass for your uncle.
+Now you are a priest, and you can say Mass for your uncle.” The new priest said, “No, never.” Why?
+It is not useful to say Mass for the dead?
+“No, no, it is impossible.
+They are already in heaven.” This young priest who was ordained by the Bishop last year for my Congregation is now a professor in the minor seminary in Switzerland.
+They are not learning theology, not philosophy, not anything.
+They learn nothing now.
+Another example.
+Recently, I had two young [potential] seminarians come to my house near Paris.
+One of them works in a factory, and the other is a university student.
+They told me they were [considering] the seminary of Paris.
+I asked them, “Why do you come to see me?” They told me that they had a meeting in the house of the Oblate of Maria with the priest who oversees young men who may have vocations to the priesthood in the Diocese of Paris.
+There was a total of fifteen young men for all of the Diocese of Paris.
+During the meeting, the priest, before he celebrated the Eucharist, said, “Today we celebrate the Eucharist, but we do not believe in the Real Presence.” These two young men said “That is impossible.
+We cannot remain in this seminary.” So, they came to meet me.
+They said that Econe is the only seminary where they seem to be able to find the True Faith.
+They asked for admittance to Econe.
+And I think that they shall be coming to Econe next October.
+But that is a new religion.
+It is a Protestant religion.
+That is a fact.
+Perhaps you can say, “How is it possible that the pope gives the authorization to this change?
+How is it possible the pope signed this decree?
+Signed this constitution?” I don’t know.
+I don’t know.
+It is a big mystery.
+A big mystery.
+There are many proposed theological answers.
+I cannot subscribe to all of them.
+Some say the pope is not responsible.
+Perhaps someone gave the pope an injection, a drug, and he is not responsible.
+Perhaps, I don’t know.
+Some say there are two popes [(a body double)].
+I don’t know.
+Some say the pope was liberal before he was elected pope, and perhaps (we do not know) he gave his name to Freemasonry (thereby incurring excommunication before the conclave).
+We do not know.
+We do know now that Bugnini was primarily responsible for the change in liturgy, and that he is an infamous Freemason.
+And because he had an indiscretion with his Masonic appurtenances, the Pope sent him as a Nuncio in Iran.
+I don’t know.
+We don’t know.
+Now, you cannot say that Archbishop Lefebvre said the pope gave his name to Freemasonry.
+No, you cannot say that.
+It is possible, but we do not know.
+But if he was excommunicated, then he is not pope.
+Not pope.
+Illegitimate.
+I don’t know.
+It is a mystery I cannot understand.
+But the fact is that the Catholic Church is being destroyed, and now even the pope himself says that.
+This pope has referred to the auto-demolition of the Church.
+He said, “The smoke of Satan has entered the Church.” But where are the men responsible for the destruction of the Church?
+Well, there they are.
+They are the men who destroy the Church.
+We must show where they are.
+Where is this smoke of Satan that has entered the Church?
+I do not know, but it is the pope himself who said that.
+And I have these experiences every day.
+I visit many countries.
+I was in Spain during the Christmas Holy Days.
+Then I was in Bonn, near Cologne, Germany, three weeks ago, to speak at a conference.
+Many people came.
+Many people are confused.
+What is happening in the Church?
+They are anxious.
+But many people say that we disobey.
+Disobey?
+Obedience is relative.
+It is not absolute.
+It is relative to the good, but not to the evil.
+We cannot obey our parents if they command a bad thing.
+We cannot obey.
+It is clear.
+And I know that in Spain, for example, the situation in the Church is very bad.
+The new nominees of bishops and many auxiliary bishops are, approximately, communist, Marxist, and socialist.
+And so, a majority of the bishops in the Episcopal Conference of Spain are progressives.
+They are modernists.
+Whereas, the majority of the bishops [from Spain] during the Council were conservative.
+So, Rome is responsible [for the situation of the Church in Spain] because it is Rome who approves the nominations for bishops.
+And we know in France, in Germany, and in Europe generally, that all of the young bishops are worse [than the bishops in Spain] in that they are more or less Marxist.
+That is a fact.
+That is impossible.
+How can they do that?
+I do not know.
+I do not know.
+I have not spent my whole life in Rome.
+I do know Rome very well, because I was an apostolic delegate, and I was in the Secretariate of the Secretary of State.
+And I know that very well.
+But I think that the devil is in Rome, as was said by our Lady of Fatima and Our Lady of La Salette.
+We must pray.
+We must ask God to put an end to this crisis of the Church.
+Because if this crisis continues, many people will go to hell.
+They lose the faith.
+They cannot go into the church.
+They abandon the faith.
+You know that many priests have abandoned the faith.
+Many priests have gotten married.
+And many sisters have abandoned their congregations.
+It is a pity.
+And it is everywhere.
+I was in Melbourne, Australia, during the 40th International Eucharistic Congress.
+Cardinal Knox, who was the man responsible for the Eucharistic Congress, is now the Prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship.
+I read in the newspaper about a Mass Cardinal Knox celebrated during the Eucharistic Congress where sensual dancing was performed at the same time the words of the Consecration were pronounced.
+That is a sacrilege.
+You cannot go to that Mass.
+That is sacrilege.
+This is a fact.
+They also called me by phone in Melbourne to say I was on the list of the bishops [attending] the Eucharistic Congress.
+They asked me to concelebrate Mass with a Protestant pastor and a rabbi.
+Ay.
+Impossible.
+Impossible.
+No, no, no, no.
+[applause]
+This change is not accidental.
+It is not superficial.
+It is very deep.
+Very bad.
+It is against our faith.
+Against our faith.
+And so, we cannot accept this Council and this reform and this orientation even though it comes from Rome.
+From Rome we expect only the good.
+We do not expect the bad, the ill. We do not expect the abandonment of adoration in the Mass.
+We need this adoration.
+We need to have the faith in the divinity of Jesus Christ.
+Because all [of this change] is [oriented] against the divinity of Jesus Christ, against the Kingdom of Jesus Christ, against the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Mass.
+It is a sin when we abandon the truth of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ, everywhere, and we abandon the Faith of the divinity of Jesus Christ.
+He is King because he is God.
+He is the Son of God.
+So, He is King by His nature.
+This is essential.
+Essential!
+And if He is God, we must give Him the adoration of God.
+And so, we cannot accept the diminution of this Truth.
+Jesus Christ is the Son of God.
+Jesus Christ is God.
+That is a fundamental truth of our Faith.
+And it all depends on this Truth.
+And we know now that the theologians and the bishops have [a new orientation].
+They do not express this truth clearly and perfectly.
+They are afraid of the truth.
+That is very bad.
+And it is the same in Rome.
+I think they refuse [to grant me an audience with] the pope, [because they are afraid of the Truth].
+When I was in Rome one month ago, Mgr.
+Benelli told me he visits the pope every day.
+He said that when he left me, he would go immediately to the pope to express the importance of the work we had conducted during our meeting.
+Immediately, he said, he would be going.
+So, why do they not grant me the possibility of visiting the pope?
+Because they are afraid.
+Meanwhile the Vatican operated a veritable swinging door where actual heretics and schismatics were concerned.
+Here, again, is Blessed Paul VI, famously meeting for the first time ever with the heretic Archbishop of Canterbury in St. Peter's:
+Cardinal Villot said, “We are afraid if Msgr.
+Lefebvre meets and speaks with the pope that perhaps the pope will change his mind.” Because [the pope] is not too sure; the pope is not man of true conviction.
+He is a mysterious man.
+We cannot give a definition of the man.
+He expresses the truth, and then he does the contrary/opposite.
+Some part of him will speak the truth.
+Another part of him is open to error.
+Very curious.
+And they are afraid that if I reveal the truth [and tell the Pope] “you must affirm the Kingdom of Jesus Christ everywhere and always each day.
+You must affirm the Real Presence in the Mass - in the Sacrifice of the Mass,” then perhaps it is possible that the Pope will change his mind.
+And so, Cardinal Villot says, there is a confusion, and they do not want me to visit the pope.
+It is impossible to admit me.
+And I know the pope very well!
+When I was the apostolic delegate to Pius XII, I was going to Rome every year.
+And during those eleven years, I met Msgr.
+Montini.
+I know him very well.
+He received me twice during the Council, for a private audience with the pope.
+But, now, with my position against the Council and the reforms, he says: “No, impossible!
+You must sign in writing that you [accept] the Council and all the reforms before I will receive you in audience.” But I cannot do that.
+For me, if I do that, then I betray my mother, the Church.
+The Church!
+So, I thank you very much for your encouragement, and I must say that we have a very good generation of young men and good vocations.
+For the coming year we have 59 applications to our seminary in Econe, Switzerland – applications from the United States, from England, from Germany, from France, and Spain.
+Good young men with good dispositions are coming from everywhere.
+And why?
+Why do they come to this seminary when they know we are in difficulties with Rome?
+They know that.
+But still they come.
+I ask them, why do you come to Econe?
+You know our situation.
+They say, “Yes, we know your situation, but we want to become true priests and not protestant pastors or modernist priests.
+We are coming to your seminary because we know that the end of the priest is to offer the true Sacrifice of the Mass.
+And so, we are Coming to Econe.”
+And as I have visited my seminary here in Armada for the past five days, I can see it is the same here.
+We have very good young men.
+I also have some Americans in my seminary in Econe.
+In six weeks I will ordain one American priest from Detroit, who is a very good seminarian and will be a good priest.
+But these young men refuse to become protestants.
+They refuse to become modernist.
+They ask to become true priests.
+And it is a pity there are not 100 bishops opening good seminaries.
+So, I ask you to pray for these seminarians because when they become priests they will have many worries and many difficulties.
+I think, however, they are very well prepared to deal with these difficulties and worries.
+And we have confidence in God.
+Since I began this work six years ago, now, I have evidence that God is assisting us.
+Because it is impossible, I realize, to do this by myself.
+We now have houses in Switzerland (3), Munich, France (6), Brussels (1), England, Armada, San Francisco, and New York.
+In Albano, near Rome, we have a congregation of sisters where I have five vocations from the states (good sisters).
+And I am building a seminary in Switzerland.
+It is impossible to do all this without God’s assistance.
+So, I have confidence.
+It is impossible for the Church to change its tradition.
+The tradition of twenty centuries.
+That we cannot change.
+The Church is tradition.
+The Church is tradition.
+It is not revolution.
+I thank you for your attention.
+NOTES:
+[1] Archbishop Benelli, who had the title of “Substitute” (meaning the Assistant to the Secretary of State) of the Vatican Secretariat of State, later created Cardinal and appointed Archbishop of Florence in 1977.
+[2] Until the date of this meeting, March 19, 1976, nothing had been said to Archbishop Lefebvre about this condition of submission, which submission was demanded of him as a condition to his request for a Papal Audience.
+Many noted that, at the time, it was only of Archbishop Lefebvre that these conditions were demanded.
+Paul VI received all kinds of people (abortionists, freemasons, etc.
+).
+[3] Otherwise known as the “Permanent Instruction of the Alta Vendita,” a secret document written in the early 19th Century that mapped out a blueprint for the subversion of the Catholic Church.
+The Alta Vendita was the highest lodge of the Carbonari, an Italian secret society with links to Freemasonry and which, along with Freemasonry, was condemned by the Popes.
+[4] During the pontificate of St. Pius X, a lay politician and author Antonio Fogazzaro, advocated a path to reform the Church and Papacy in his novel Il Santo, published in 1907.
+Fogazzaro was a known Modernist whose works were banned by the Church and placed on the Index of Forbidden Books.
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+Vote targeting Jewish student politician was not anti-Semitic: McGill report
+
+MONTREAL – It was political disagreement — not anti-Semitism — that led to a Jewish student being voted off the McGill University student council’s board of directors, an investigation ordered by the principal has concluded.
+But Jewish groups on and off campus have denounced the report as flawed, saying it missed the significance of an anti-Semitic text circulated online before Noah Lew was removed from the board last fall.
+A joint statement from five campus Jewish groups says the report, released this week by principal Suzanne Fortier, “appears to condone discrimination against Jewish students at McGill based on the cultural and religious organizations they affiliate with.”
+The controversy has its roots in McGill’s long-running debate over the anti-Israel Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement.
+At an Oct. 23 general assembly of the Student Society of McGill University, a routine motion to elect a slate of directors turned contentious.
+Supporters of a group called Democratize SSMU, formed to fight a decision of the board of directors declaring BDS counter to the SSMU constitution, brought a motion to divide the election vote.
+In the past they had been ratified as a bloc.
+The first five candidates were overwhelmingly approved, but when they got to Lew, the only Jewish director, he was rejected 105 to 73.
+In a subsequent Facebook post, Lew wrote, “My Jewish identity was now public, and a target was placed squarely upon me by the McGill BDS movement.”
+An outcry followed, leading Fortier to appoint former Ombudsperson for Students, Spencer Boudreau, to investigate.
+She also created a Task Force on Respect and Inclusion in Campus Life and a support line to report incidents of intolerance.
+Boudreau interviewed 38 students over his three-and-a-half week investigation.
+His findings, he wrote, do “not substantiate the notion that the vote was motivated by anti-Semitism,” which he defined as hostility toward or discrimination against Jews.
+Rather, he found, votes against Lew were “motivated by politics, that is, based on his support for Israel and Zionism and/or for his view of the BDS movement.” Protests about Israel’s policies cannot be equated with anti-Semitism, Boudreau wrote, though he said Lew’s belief that he was targeted because he was Jewish was “honest and even understandable.”
+A statement Wednesday by Hillel McGill, Chabad at McGill and three other Jewish groups said Boudreau was mistaken about the timing of an anti-Semitic message posted online by Democratize SSMU.
+Boudreau’s report said the message followed the assembly vote, but in fact it was posted at the beginning of October.
+Democratize SSMU deleted the message, which targeted Lew and two other candidates, after the meeting and apologized for publishing material that was “insensitive to anti-Semitic tropes of Jewish people as corrupt and politically powerful.”
+The Jewish groups said this anti-Semitic rhetoric “was used to encourage students to vote specifically against Noah Lew.
+It is under this context that the (general assembly) occurred, and the report fundamentally misunderstands this, which alters the entire findings of the report.”
+They say Boudreau’s report “insinuates that Jewish students who engage with mainstream Jewish community organizations are permitted to be precluded from holding political office.”
+Lew was restored to his post as a director last month after a ruling that the split vote in October had violated the SSMU constitution.
+He was not immediately available for comment.
+Michael Mostyn, CEO of B’nai Brith Canada, called the report a whitewash.
+“The report does not present a full or accurate picture of the hostile atmosphere facing Jewish students at McGill,” he said in a statement.
+Fortier said the university’s next actions will be based on the recommendations of the Task Force on Respect and Inclusion in Campus Life, due to report in April.
+“I would like to take this opportunity to make it clear that there is absolutely no place for anti-Semitism at McGill University and that, as principal and vice-chancellor, I will remain vigilant to ensure that all members of our community feel safe, welcomed and respected on our campuses,” she said in a statement.
+• Email: ghamilton@nationalpost.com | Twitter: grayhamilton
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+Virginia man who wanted to join ISIS pleads guilty to lying about overseas trip
+
+NORFOLK, Va. — While texting with an FBI informant in September 2016, a Williamsburg man expressed admiration for a U.S. Army officer who shot and killed 13 soldiers on Fort Hood, Texas, according to court documents.
+Later that year, Shivam Patel, 28, tried to join the U.S. Army and Air Force.
+And in the application process, he lied to military recruiters about a recent trip he'd taken to Jordan in a failed attempt to make contact with the Islamic State and join a "real Muslim Army," the documents said.
+Patel pleaded guilty Thursday in U.S. District Court to two counts of making false statements.
+He faces up to 15 years in prison when sentenced June 4.
+According to court documents and prosecutors, Patel – who was raised Hindu before converting to Islam several years ago – traveled to China in July 2016 to teach English.
+While there, however, he grew displeased with how that country treated Muslims.
+His employer arranged for Patel to fly back to Virginia on Aug. 23, 2016, but instead Patel chose to travel to Jordan, a statement of facts filed with his plea agreement said.
+Jordanian officials arrested Patel a few days later.
+It's unclear why, but court documents say Patel told taxi drivers and others in Jordan that he supported the Islamic State.
+A search of Patel's computer also showed he researched how to join the Islamic State before he left for China.
+Jordanian officials moved for Patel's deportation.
+On Sept. 2, 2016, he boarded a flight to Chicago, and the next day, he flew to Detroit.
+There, he met an FBI source and started talking about the Islamic State.
+He explained he went to Jordan in part to find like-minded Muslims, and because he wanted to do something “bigger, better, and more purposeful” – like dying in the cause of Allah.
+But, he said, he was afraid of making his parents sad.
+In the course of their conversations, Patel discussed his desire to see a holy war between Muslims and non-Muslims.
+He also sang an Islamic State fight song and recalled making a replica of the group’s flag.
+He said he wanted to replace his neighbor’s American flag with it.
+Patel returned to Williamsburg on Sept. 6, 2016.
+Shortly thereafter, he moved into a motel his parents owned and started applying for jobs with the military, as well as some paramilitary organizations – like police and fire departments, correctional facilities and probation offices.
+While back in Virginia, Patel stayed in touch with the FBI source.
+He texted the source on Sept. 23, 2016, and expressed support for Maj. Nidal Hasan, who killed 13 soldiers in 2009 while serving at Fort Hood.
+In the process, however, he misidentified Hasan as Nidal Hussein and said the shooting happened at Fort Knox in Kentucky.
+He also said Hasan had died a martyr, though in fact he remains alive on military death row.
+Court documents show Patel began saying in late 2016 that he did not actually support the Islamic State.
+Simply expressing support for a terrorist organization or attack is not against the law.
+Patel's crime was failing to disclose his trips to Jordan when he was trying to join the Army and Air Force in December 2016 and January 2017.
+Court documents say Patel lied about his travel history, saying his only time out of the country in the past seven years was a family trip to India in 2011 and 2012.
+Before Patel signed the Army application, a recruiter asked him specifically about the travel question and reminded him providing false information could result in criminal charges.
+During the interview, the recruiter asked to see Patel's passport to confirm his travel claims.
+Patel agreed to bring it by, but two days later he told the State Department he had accidentally thrown it away in October and needed a new one.
+After Patel's arrest in July, investigators found his passport "near" the motel room where he was living, the documents said.
+©2018 The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, Va.)
+Visit The Virginian-Pilot at pilotonline.com
+Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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+Uranium One Informant Breaks Silence: Moscow Paid Millions To Influence Hillary Clinton
+
+The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.
+-Article 2, Section 4 of the US Constitution
+Right off the bat, this appears to be clear bribery, and a case could be made for treason.
+However, it is now being reported that an FBI informant that was involved in the Uranium One deal, has told congressional committees that Moscow paid lobbyists to influence then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton by helping former President Bill Clinton’s charities during the Obama administration.
+The Hill's John Solomon reported on Wednesday:
+The informant, Douglas Campbell, said in the statement obtained by The Hill that he was told by Russian nuclear executives that Moscow had hired the American lobbying firm APCO Worldwide specifically because it was in position to influence the Obama administration, and more specifically Hillary Clinton.
+... Campbell added in the testimony that Russian nuclear officials “told me at various times that they expected APCO to apply a portion of the $3 million annual lobbying fee it was receiving from the Russians to provide in-kind support for the Clintons' Global Initiative."
+“The contract called for four payments of $750,000 over twelve months.
+APCO was expected to give assistance free of charge to the Clinton Global Initiative as part of their effort to create a favorable environment to ensure the Obama administration made affirmative decisions on everything from Uranium One to the U.S.-Russia Civilian Nuclear Cooperation agreement."
+APCO officials told The Hill that its support for the Clinton Global Initiative and its work with Russia were not connected in any way, and in fact involved different divisions of the firm.
+They added their lobbying for Russia did not involve Uranium One but rather focused on regulatory issues aimed at helping Russia better compete for nuclear fuel contracts inside the United States.
+In case you are unfamiliar with Uranium One, it is a Canadian mining company whose sale to a Russian firm was approved in 2010.
+The sale gave the Russians control of part of the US uranium supply, thus why I reference a case could be made for treason.
+While Democrats have unsurprisingly questioned Campbell's credibility, Campbell's attorney Victoria Toensing told Sean Hannity, “[The Russians] were so confident that they told Mr. Campbell with the Clinton’s help, it was a shoo-in to get CFIUS [The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States] approval.
+They were so confident in that that they even had him open up the new office because they were planning on the kind of business they were going to do as soon as CFIUS approved it.”
+In a lengthy report by Award-winning National Security/War Correspondent Sara Carter, she pointed out that following:
+On Wednesday, he shared with the committee information he provided to the FBI and has in the past described his frustration with the Obama administration’s failure to stop Russia’s nuclear giant from purchasing 20 percent of American uranium mining assets.
+Campbell testified before numerous Congressional investigators that his extensive counterintelligence work on Russia and stated that during his time as an informant, he obtained information that Russia was continuing to aid the Iranian government.
+According to Campbell Russia provided the resources necessary for the nation’s nuclear reactors, despite promises that they were not sharing such technology with Iran.
+In an April 16, 2010, summary brief provided to his former FBI handlers and obtained by this reporter, he stressed his deep concerns about Tenex, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Russian state nuclear arm Rosatom and its ongoing work to provide Iran with the technology needed for its nuclear reactor program.
+At the time, Rosatom was seeking the approval to purchase the Canadian mining company Uranium One.
+“TENEX continues to supply Iran with fuel through their Russian company TVEL,” stated Campbell in a 2010 brief provided to the FBI.
+TVEL is a Russian nuclear fuel cycle company headquartered in Moscow.
+“They (TVEL) continue to assist with construction consult and fabricated assemblies to supply the reactor.
+Fabricated assemblies require sophisticated engineering and are arranged inside the reactor with the help and consult of TVEL.” Campbell informed the FBI of the close relationship between TVEL and TENEX, both a part of the Rosatom group.
+He stated in his brief that while spending time with the Russian executives from both Rosatom and Tenex, that any mention of “TVEL is a subject that is serious to all when mentioned.
+I do not even raise the subject of TVEL to our friends, but occasionally they speak of it and always in a guarded manner.” In the briefs, he informed the FBI that “occasionally someone will mention having been in Iran but usually it is long after the fact.” And when he asked the Russians about these connections, he stated that they “occasionally speak of the relationship, i.e.
+equipment, consulting.
+I asked Vadim (Mikerin) if they felt there was a serious problem, and would they adhere to sanctions and western opinion.
+His response was a smile and shoulder shrug.” But Campbell had provided the FBI with evidence of the criminal network and delivered the information to the FBI, which was monitoring his work as an informant and approving his transfer of bribery money to the Russians.
+Those transfers, which were made in bulk $50,000 sums and at times delivered in cash, occurred between senior executives of the American transportation company and the Russian executives connected to Rosatom.
+He had given the FBI irrefutable evidence showing how contracts obtained from the same Russian energy company Tenex, were based on contract bribery and other nefarious actions, he said.
+Senior members of the FBI, Department of Treasury, Department of Energy and Department of Justice were also briefed on Campbell’s information and were apprised of the various facets pertaining to Russia’s acquisition of the Canadian company.
+In fact, Campbell had been told by his FBI handlers that his work had made it at least twice into President Obama’s classified presidential daily briefings.
+Of course, we know what Obama did with his daily briefings.
+They are somewhere in the White House sewer system.
+Campbell's work has resulted in real justice being administered.
+In January, I reported:
+On Friday, the Justice Department unsealed an 11-count indictment concerning the Uranium One scandal.
+Sadly, it did not include former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, but rather former DoD intelligence analyst-turned uranium transportation executive Mark Lambert of Mount Airy, Maryland.
+Lambert, 54, was charged with one count of conspiracy to violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and to commit wire fraud, seven counts of violating the FCPA, two counts of wire fraud and one count of international promotion money laundering.
+The charges stem from an alleged scheme to bribe Vadim Mikerin, a Russian official at JSC Techsnabexport (TENEX), a subsidiary of Russia’s State Atomic Energy Corporation and the sole supplier and exporter of Russian Federation uranium and uranium enrichment services to nuclear power companies worldwide, in order to secure contracts with TENEX.
+According to the DOJ: According to the indictment, beginning at least as early as 2009 and continuing until October 2014, Lambert conspired with others at “Transportation Corporation A” to make corrupt and fraudulent bribery and kickback payments to offshore bank accounts associated with shell companies, at the direction of, and for the benefit of, a Russian official, Vadim Mikerin, in order to secure improper business advantages and obtain and retain business with TENEX.
+In order to effectuate and conceal the corrupt and fraudulent bribe payments, Lambert and others allegedly caused fake invoices to be prepared, purportedly from TENEX to Transportation Corporation A, that described services that were never provided, and then Lambert and others caused Transportation Corporation A to wire the corrupt payments for those purported services to shell companies in Latvia, Cyprus and Switzerland.
+Lambert and others also allegedly used code words like “lucky figures,” “LF,” “lucky numbers,” and “cake” to describe the payments in emails to the Russian official at his personal email account.
+The indictment also alleges that Lambert and others caused Transportation Corporation A to overbill TENEX by building the cost of the corrupt payments into their invoices, and TENEX thus overpaid for Transportation Corporation A’s services.
+In June 2015, Lambert’s former co-president, Daren Condrey, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to violate the FCPA and commit wire fraud, and Vadim Mikerin pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit money laundering involving violations of the FCPA.
+Mikerin is currently serving a sentence of 48 months in prison and Condrey is awaiting sentencing.
+The indictment includes allegations against Lambert based on his role in effectuating the criminal scheme with Condrey, Mikerin, and others.
+We also know the following about Campbell:
+Undercover FBI informant William Campbell has given written testimony to Congressional investigators after an "iron clad" gag order was lifted in October
+Campbell was a highly valued CIA and FBI asset deeply embedded in the Russian nuclear industry while Robert Mueller was the Director of the FBI
+while Robert Mueller was the Director of the FBI Campbell was required by the Russians, under threat, to launder large sums of money - which allowed the FBI to uncover a massive Russian "nuclear money laundering apparatus "
+" He collected over 5,000 documents and briefs over a six year period, some of which detail efforts by Moscow to route money to the Clinton Foundation
+Campbell claims to have video evidence of bribe money related to the Uranium One deal being stuffed into suitcases.
+of bribe money related to the Uranium One deal being stuffed into suitcases.
+The Obama FBI knew about the bribery scheme, yet the administration still approved the Uranium One deal.
+To thank him for his service, Campbell was paid $51,000 by FBI officials at a 2016 celebration dinner in Chrystal City
+When it emerged that Campbell had evidence against the Clinton Foundation, a Yahoo News article by Michael Isikoff (of FISA warrant application fame) slammed Campbell as a "disaster" potential witness
+All of this then goes back to things we have pointed out with ranchers in the western united States and how this impacts them, as well as the land grabs that are unconstitutionally orchestrated by the DC government and the Bureau of Land Management.
+There is also substantial documentation that was discovered in Oregon that relates to this deal during the Oregon occupation in 2016, which got zero coverage in the mainstream media.
+Are we about to see a serious shakedown in all of this?
+Time will tell, but I remain skeptical, as in the end, all we ever get is excuses rather than justice.
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+NASA captures farthest ever image from Earth
+
+© Press Release The historic photograph taken by the New Horizons spacecraft.
+Pic: NASA
+NASA has released a record-breaking photograph taken by the New Horizons spacecraft when it was 3.79 billion miles away from the Earth.
+New Horizons flew past Pluto in July 2015, taking pictures which revealed an even more diverse landscape than scientists had previously imagined.
+After the fly-by, the spacecraft continued into the Kuiper Belt - similar to the asteroid belt but further out from the Sun and composed of dwarf planets and frozen ice, rather than rocky bodies.
+Now, using its Long Range Reconnaissance Imager (LORRI), the spacecraft has photographed several Kuiper Belt objects (KBOs) and dwarf planets at unique angles.
+© Other A zoomed-in version of the 'Pale Blue Dot' image
+The false-colour images released by NASA are the farthest from Earth ever captured by a spacecraft, and are also the closest-ever images of Kuiper Belt objects.
+New Horizons was even further away from Earth than the Voyager 1 space probe when it turned towards the Earth on 14 February 1990 and took a picture of a tiny dot.
+In 1994, US astronomer Carl Sagan reflected on the significance of the photograph to an audience at Cornell University, famously coining its name as the "Pale Blue Dot", and giving one of the most widely published speeches of all time.
+© Getty Carl Sagan and the 'Pale Blue Dot' photograph
+New Horizons is only the fifth man-made spacecraft to ever travel beyond the outer planets, and many of its activities are setting distance records, according to NASA.
+In December it successfully carried out the most-distant course-correction manoeuvre ever, with the mission team guiding it towards a close-encounter with a KBO scheduled for 1 January 2019.
+"That New Year's flight past MU69 will be the farthest planetary encounter in history, happening one billion miles beyond the Pluto system - which New Horizons famously explored in July 2015," said NASA.
+Fortunately, the spacecraft is healthy and functioning properly, although it is currently in hibernation.
+The mission controllers at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, Maryland, will bring the spacecraft out of its electronic slumber in June to begin a series of system checkouts and other activities to prepare it for the next record-breaking encounter.
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+SPECIAL REPORT: Papal Cover-up Alleged, Pope Accused in International Sex Abuse Case
+
+Hey, remember five minutes ago when Pope Francis shouted at a reporter in Chile that there was “no evidence” supporting complaints against his good friend Bishop Juan Barros?
+And, just for good measure he accused the people accusing him – victims of sexual abuse by Barros’ mentor, the convicted sex-predator Karadima – of committing “calumny”?
+[1] And remember when Cardinal O’Malley told the pope off in public over the “pain” these accusations had caused the victims of sexual abuse?
+And then remember how the pope had apologised-except-not-really because the accusations are, after all, still lies, and that there’s still “no evidence” against Barros…?
+The press, secular as well as Catholic, is full this week of the story that the pope did indeed see evidence of Barros’ complicity in Karadima’s sexual abuse – not only that Barros had helped to cover it up but that he had been present and a direct witness at the time and therefore a passive participant.
+Nicole Winfield and the Associated Press dropped the bomb that the information came directly from the victims, whom Francis had dismissed and refused to meet with on his trip, and delivered through his own Commission on sexual abuse:
+Pope Francis received a victim’s letter in 2015 that graphically detailed how a priest sexually abused him and how other Chilean clergy ignored it, contradicting the pope’s recent insistence that no victims had come forward to denounce the cover-up, the letter’s author and members of Francis’ own sex- abuse commission have told The Associated Press.
+
+The fact that Francis received the eight-page letter, obtained by the AP, challenges his insistence that he has “zero tolerance” for sex abuse and cover-ups.
+It also calls into question his stated empathy with abuse survivors, compounding the most serious crisis of his five-year papacy.
+Now it appears that Francis had also overruled a 2015 warning from the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith that Barros should not be made a bishop.
+The Italian Catholic daily La Nuova Bussola Quotidiana reports that not only did the pope see a letter from victims, but that the CDF, under Muller, “had already conducted an preliminary investigation into Barros and the other bishops close to Karadima which had led to the decision to relieve them of their duties.”
+“But with a letter signed by the Pope in January 2015 and sent to the Chilean bishops, the request for exemption is blocked and shortly thereafter Barros is promoted to…Osorno.”
+The article points out that while Karadima was convicted by a Vatican tribunal on the testimony of the victims, it is the same testimony of the same victim-witnesses that Francis now dismisses in the accusations against Barros.
+The accusations that stood against Karadima come from the same sources as those against Barros, who the victims said was in the room watching at the time.
+While the specifics are still not known, readers may be reminded by this of a peculiar incident about a year later in which Pope Francis summarily ordered the dismissal of three priests of the CDF, whose remit was investigations of clerics accused of sexual abuse.
+The website One Peter Five reports, via Marco Tosatti, that the pope ordered their removal without offering any explanation to then-cardinal prefect Gerhard Muller.
+When, after several attempts and three months later[2], Muller was able to get an audience with the pope to ask the reason, he received the response, “I am the pope, I do not need to give reasons for any of my decisions.
+I have decided that they have to leave and they have to leave.”
+Marco Tosatti reports the CDF incident, but it follows an odd story of a meeting of curial officials to discuss certain bishop appointments.
+Without naming names, (or, frustratingly, giving dates[3]) Tosatti relates:
+“It was some time ago to make a bishop, not in Italy.
+The nuncio has prepared the triad [the “terna” or list of three candidates].
+A cardinal, head of the dicastery, perhaps the same holder of the Congregation for Bishops, during the ordinary assembly took the floor, saying: ‘The first candidate indicated is excellent, the second is good.
+But I would like to warn of the third, whom I know well, since he was a seminarian, and who presents problems both on the level of doctrine and morality.
+He responds little to the necessary criteria.
+But the third was a friend of someone and another cardinal, of the circle currently in power, has flung himself at his colleague, accusing him of impropriety.’ The meeting ended without further decisions.”
+Whatever the details of these strange incidents, what is clear in Chile is that no amount of eyewitness testimony was going to make the slightest difference.
+Bergoglio wanted Barros as a bishop and that was that.
+Even while “apologising” the pope had doubled down when questioned about it by journalists, saying, “You, in all good will, tell me that there are victims, but I haven’t seen any, because they haven’t come forward.”
+“In the case of Barros it’s been observed, it’s been studied; there’s no evidence.
+The best thing to do if someone believes it’s the case is to come forward quickly with evidence.”
+The AP report, however, says exactly the opposite; that members of his own (now defunct[4]) abuse Commission had approached Cardinal O’Malley, the pope’s “top abuse advisor,” with the letter to deliver to the pope.
+Marie Collins, the Irish abuse survivor and Commission member who resigned, citing the Vatican’s refusal to take meaningful action, told AP, “When we gave him [O’Malley] the letter for the pope, he assured us he would give it to the pope and speak of the concerns.
+And at a later date, he assured us that that had been done.” Juan Carlos Cruz, the Karadima victim whose membership on the Commission the Vatican had blocked, told AP, “Cardinal O’Malley called me after the pope’s visit here in Philadelphia and he told me, among other things, that he had given the letter to the pope – in his hands.”
+On the face of it, there are only a few logical possibilities here.
+In fact, unless Cardinal O’Malley – who has, as of this writing, remained silent – comes forward and says that he didn’t hand the letter over pope, there is really only one; that the pope lied.
+And this is what is now being said quite openly by a vast array of voices, secular and Catholic, left and right.
+As Winfield writes,
+“The revelation could be costly for Francis, whose track record on the abuse crisis was already shaky after a botched Italian abuse case he intervened in became public[5].
+More recently, he let the abuse commission lapse at the end of last year.
+Vatican analysts now openly question whether he ‘gets it,’ and some of his own advisers privately acknowledge that maybe he doesn’t.”
+“No evidence…” Lie big, lie often, and when caught, keep lying.
+One of the many things these secular reporters seem not to be paying attention to is that “no evidence” is in fact a well-rehearsed, stock response for Bergoglio.
+He said almost exactly the same in 2013 when confronted about another predatory homosexual he was sheltering.
+The hoopla surrounding the “Who am I to judge” comment tends to obscure the context of the comment.
+It was made in response to a question by a journalist about Monsignore Battista Ricca – a prelate whose promiscuous homosexuality is so well known it was covered by the Telegraph as early as July 2013.
+Ilze Scamparini asked the pope about Ricca, saying, “What you intend to do about this?
+How are you confronting this issue and how does Your Holiness intend to confront the whole question of the gay lobby?”
+What reply did Bergoglio give?
+His standard one: “No evidence.”
+About Monsignor Ricca: I did what canon law calls for, that is a preliminary investigation.
+And from this investigation, there was nothing of what had been alleged.
+We did not find anything of that.
+This is the response.”
+He added, “In this case, I conducted the preliminary investigation and we didn’t find anything.”
+But Ricca’s activities, for which the pope claimed there was no evidence, were notorious.
+They include being caught in flagrante in an elevator with a teenaged male prostitute, and his sexual relationship with a captain in the Swiss army.
+So flagrant was Ricca’s behaviour that it took intervention by Uruguay’s nuncio to have him removed.
+It was reported in 1999 and 2000 by L’Espresso, who said the information was confirmed by “numerous bishops, priests, religious and laity” in Uruguay[6].
+In fact, the evidence shows that Ricca is completely in line with Bergoglio’s normal procedures.
+As “Marcantonio Colonna” wrote in the Dictator Pope, “In fact his patronage of Monsignor Ricca fits the pattern which was well established when he was Archbishop of Buenos Aires, whereby he surrounds himself with morally weak people so as to have them under his thumb.”
+It was at this early “no evidence” comment on the plane home from Rio that some of those paying attention started to understand that Bergoglio’s policy is in line with that of certain leaders of the past who recommended that if a politician was going to lie, he should lie big and lie brazenly.
+And in case anyone was wondering what will happen next, the same advice said to keep on lying after you’re caught.
+The pattern of silence and, when pressed, flat-out denial has been Bergoglio’s policy since long before he came on the international scene.
+He has a long record in Argentina of shaving close to scandals and vociferously denying involvement, and relying heavily on the broad good will of Catholics towards bishops to pull it off.
+Perhaps his biggest error with Barros was failing to understand just how little of that capital of trust there is left in the Catholic world as a whole.
+Indeed, on the subject of priests sexually abusing young people, it could only be measured in the negative numbers.
+“Argentine Victims Who Tried to Meet with Pope Francis…”
+Though the website Bishop Accountability is blatantly anti-clerical, their data is unassailable since most of it comes from information that is already public.
+On their Argentina page is a long list of accusations that Bergoglio/Francis simply isn’t interested in hearing from victims.
+“In Pope Francis’s 21 years as bishop and archbishop of Buenos Aires, the Wall Street Journal reports, including the years when he headed the Argentine bishops’ conference, he declined to meet with victims of sexual abuse.”
+
+“All of them tried to contact the cardinal archbishop in 2002 or later,” the same period when Pope Benedict and other bishops were striving to meet with victims and demonstrate an interest in the problem.
+The site says that “in addition to Bergoglio’s failure to respond to victims, the public record contains no evidence that he released any information about abusers.”
+In fact, he went so far as to flatly deny there had been any instances of abuse in his archdiocese.
+Weeks after his election to the papacy, he was quoted by his close friend, Rabbi Abraham Skorka, “In my diocese it never happened to me, but a bishop called me once by phone to ask me what to do in a situation like this.” Francis added that he agreed with the “zero tolerance” attitude of the Irish episcopate and admired Pope Benedict’s reforms – most of which he was later to quietly reverse.
+It was at exactly this time, however, that victims from Argentina were attempting to get the new pope’s attention.
+One, known to the press only as “Gabriel,” wanted to talk to Francis about the sexual abuse he suffered at the hands of Julio César Grassi, accused of molesting at least five boys, “who has been avoiding the sentences of the justice of Morón and the Court of Cassation.
+So far, judges and prosecutors at all instances found him guilty.”
+In case anyone thinks the Grassi-Gabriel case was not serious enough for the pope’s attention, Bishop Accountability summarises, “A year after Gabriel had filed criminal charges [2003] but before the start of Grassi’s trial, three men ransacked the survivor’s apartment and beat him.” These men threatened to kill him if he did not retract his testimony and quit the case.
+Ten years [after Gabriel filed criminal charges], in May 2013, with Grassi still free despite his conviction in 2009, “Gabriel and his attorney, Juan Pablo Gallego, brought a two-page letter addressed to Pope Francis to the office of the papal nuncio in Buenos Aires.
+An employee refused to accept the letter after learning of its topic and threatened to call security if Gabriel and Gallego did not leave the premises.”
+The group surmises that it was Bergoglio’s direct intervention with judges in the case that prevented a conviction against Grassi for so long and delayed his sentencing through multiple appeals.
+In 2006, then-Archbishop Bergoglio complained of a “media campaign” and claimed that the Grassi case was “different” from other accusations.
+During his criminal trial Grassi said Bergoglio “never let go” of his hand.
+In 2009, Grassi was convicted of two counts of aggravated sexual assault and corruption in the case of “Gabriel,” who was aged 13 at the time of the abuse, but the appeals dragged on until he was finally sent to prison in September 2013.
+Several more similar cases, all of whom were rebuffed in their attempts to meet with Bergoglio, are detailed here, for the strong-of-stomach.
+A virtuoso performance-liar
+Looking back and carefully examining his record, Jorge Bergoglio’s mastery of using the weaknesses of morally compromised men is becoming evident.
+It is arguable that even the members of the so-called “San Gallen Mafia” who apparently conspired to put him on Peter’s throne were used by him.
+But he is also a master of judging an audience and telling them what they expect to hear; a key skill for all grifters and confidence tricksters.
+Looking carefully at the infamous “Who am I to judge” comment, this was clear early on.
+The first part of that interview is a blatant and enormous lie, and it was from there that the pope moved on to his apology for homosexuality in general.
+Recall that this was the very first airplane interview, on the trip back to Rome from World Youth Day in Rio, a matter of weeks after his election.
+At the time, the papal apologists sprang instantly into action and we heard all about how the pope was talking strictly within the boundaries of Catholic doctrine.
+But perhaps in hindsight, we are ready to examine the full implications of his little speech, one that was clearly well-rehearsed.
+(Don’t forget, no question is asked in a papal interview without being thoroughly vetted ahead of time.
+Journalists must submit their questions well in advance.)
+This was the pope laying out his policy regarding homosexuality, a policy for which he was duly rewarded by being lauded on the cover of the homosexualist lobby’s US trade magazine.
+Read his full answer carefully:
+I see that many times in the Church, over and above this case, but including this case, people search for “sins from youth”, for example, and then publish them.
+They are not crimes, right?
+Crimes are something different: the abuse of minors is a crime.
+No, sins.
+
+But if a person, whether it be a lay person, a priest or a religious sister, commits a sin and then converts, the Lord forgives, and when the Lord forgives, the Lord forgets and this is very important for our lives.
+When we confess our sins and we truly say, “I have sinned in this”, the Lord forgets, and so we have no right not to forget, because otherwise we would run the risk of the Lord not forgetting our sins.
+That is a danger.
+
+This is important: a theology of sin.
+Many times I think of Saint Peter.
+He committed one of the worst sins, that is he denied Christ, and even with this sin they made him Pope.
+We have to think a great deal about that.
+
+But, returning to your question more concretely.
+In this case, I conducted the preliminary investigation and we didn’t find anything.
+This is the first question.
+Then, you spoke about the gay lobby.
+So much is written about the gay lobby.
+I still haven’t found anyone with an identity card in the Vatican with “gay” on it.
+They say there are some there.
+
+I believe that when you are dealing with such a person, you must distinguish between the fact of a person being gay and the fact of someone forming a lobby, because not all lobbies are good.
+This one is not good.
+
+If someone is gay and is searching for the Lord and has good will, then who am I to judge him?
+The Catechism of the Catholic Church explains this in a beautiful way, saying ... wait a moment, how does it say it ... it says: “no one should marginalize these people for this, they must be integrated into society”.
+The problem is not having this tendency, no, we must be brothers and sisters to one another, and there is this one and there is that one.
+The problem is in making a lobby of this tendency: a lobby of misers, a lobby of politicians, a lobby of masons, so many lobbies.
+For me, this is the greater problem.
+Thank you so much for asking this question.
+Many thanks.
+One of the pope’s favourite rhetorical techniques is a combination of Begging the Question and conspiracy.
+He starts by assuming, without any effort at defence or explanation, a point that concedes the whole issue.
+This was the first time a pope had ever used the political term “gay”.
+Not “homosexual,” not “same-sex attracted,” but “gay,” meaning that he started by adopting the entirety of the homosexualist movement’s linguistic manipulations.
+Language counts in politics, and a pope using that term means he is by implication starting the discussion – and his pontificate – by aligning himself with the basic tenets of a movement that is violently opposed to Catholic moral teaching, and in direct opposition to his immediate, and still living, predecessor.
+In this case too, he was addressing a plane load of journalists who were either secular themselves, or for the most part are the kind of Catholic who believes it is fine to “disagree” with Catholic teaching on sexuality.
+There are very few “conservative” Catholics in the Vatican journalist pool.
+This means that his use of this language was a conspiratorial wink and nod to his immediate audience, a sly message to say, “People talk all the time about a gay lobby, but you and I both know this is mostly nonsense, propaganda from those people… those conservatives…We cool and hip people don’t hate gays, do we?”
+This astonishing departure follows an implied but very clear assertion that Ricca has repented and given up his activity, an assertion that has absolutely no evidence to back it up.
+We are simply asked to take the pope’s word for it, but given that it follows his astoundingly brazen lie that there was no evidence for Ricca’s homosexual activity in the first place, we can take the assurance for what it seems to be worth.
+Next, after another little inside nudge-nudge-wink-wink joke about the “gay lobby” – implying (but of course never outright saying) that the whole thing is hysterical nonsense – we hear a direct contradiction to Catholic teaching from no less a source than his predecessor, Pope Benedict Ratzinger.
+“The problem is not having this tendency.” Well, actually, your holiness, yes it is, particularly in the case of priests.
+The “tendency” is called in the same catechism you quote “intrinsically disordered” and Ratzinger was very clear that this “tendency” is a sign of a serious emotional dysfunction that “must” preclude a man from being ordained.
+Squandering the capital of trust
+A few months ago in a piece for the Remnant, I talked about why the Church (and nearly all human societies) regard lying as a sin:
+A mistake many make about lying is to understand it only in terms of morality.
+But Thomas makes the point that it is first a matter of metaphysics.
+Lying is an act at variance in its essence with the nature of reality.
+Thomistic theology teaches that it is by lying that we become most like the devil, and most unlike God, because we are trying to change the nature of reality to suit our own purposes.
+Habitual lying in effect changes you into a different kind of being, one that is by nature an opponent of Truth, ordered against Truth.
+This of course means that a person whose “orientation,” as we might say, is towards falsehood, even when he is at any given moment saying something true, is still servicing his lies.
+He tells the truth only to continue to control and manipulate reality.
+It was not by violence, but by lying and manipulation, by issuing half-truths and pretending to be the kind of man he was not, that Shakespeare’s character Iago earned the title of most evil character in English literature.
+Human beings are naturally ordered towards the truth, and we have to work at assuming a lie.
+This is why confidence tricksters can be successful, why lying works for getting what you want; people don’t see it coming.
+The first natural assumption is trust, at least at the basic level of expecting truth most of the time.
+We therefore instinctively see lying as a betrayal of trust.
+Considering how much trust the Catholic faithful had in the papacy until about 1965, how much un-earned trust Francis started with just by being elected, this pontificate should be remembered as one of the great confidence scams in history.
+Believing Catholics have watched aghast as this pope has habitually trampled on every aspect of Catholic teaching.
+Sandro Magister recently published a piece on his website that listed in dizzying detail the many times, in only the last few months, that pope Francis has falsified with obvious intention, the words of Christ in Scripture and the teaching of the Church.
+Of course this would be of little interest to secular journalists, who have paid no mind to his habit of rewriting Catholicism, but the sex abuse crisis is something secular journalists are very interested in, a fact Bergoglio seems not to have understood.
+It is now irrefutable that Pope Bergoglio is a habitual liar – that in fact truth, like reality, seems to mean nothing to him except as a tool.
+Sociologists talk about the concept of the “high trust society,” one in which citizens believe what they are told by the elites and trust them to govern and protect them adequately.
+They warn that the general loss of trust in institutions leads to a general state of chaos, in which laws on the books matter little as citizens turn to their last resort of protecting themselves and their own families.
+This is the way societies disintegrate.
+It has been said many times that the sex abuse crisis has created a massive loss of trust in prelates among the Catholic faithful, and this is true.
+With a professional confidence trickster on the papal throne, blatantly using lies and manipulation to maintain power and ram through an agenda at radical variance with Catholic doctrine, how long before that predictable disintegration occurs?
+Are we seeing it already?
+Are we seeing it in the declarations of this or that episcopate on Amoris Laetitia and Communion for divorced and civilly remarried Catholics?
+With Cardinal Marx and others promoting “blessings” for “same-sex unions” are we going to be seeing an escalation of it?
+I have seen a veritable chorus of Catholics on social media declaring that if Paul VI is canonised, their loss of faith in the Church as an institution will be complete.
+I am told from contacts inside the Vatican that after the trip to Chile Bergoglio’s support has completely dried up.
+He has no more resources of trust even among the people he has chosen to surround himself with and after the reports of Cardinal Sandri going toe-to-toe with him in a shouting match, it seems that perhaps even his legendary vicious temper tantrums are failing to have the desired effect of terrorising his subordinates into submission.
+Marie Collins, by no stretch even a “conservative” Catholic, echoed this concern, saying the Barros affair has “definitely undermined credibility, trust, and hope” in Francis.
+“All I can say is that people who had a lot of hope in this particular pope, and I am talking about just ordinary Catholics that I know in my own parish, would find it very difficult now…and cannot understand and cannot believe that this particular pope has said the things he has said in the last few weeks,” she told the National Catholic Reporter.
+It may seem like a moment to enjoy, seeing the apparently unbreachable shell of papal teflon finally cracking, but in reality this situation is potentially very harmful for souls in the long run.
+There is a multitude of problems this pontificate has created or made worse that we will be dealing with for a long time after Bergoglio is gone, but perhaps one of the bigger ones will be the destruction of trust.
+Already fractured since the collapse of all Catholic institutions after Vatican II and the horrors of the sex abuse crisis, how much will there be to repair of the once-steadfast trust Catholics instinctively had in the Church after this?
+Notes:
+[1] “Not one victim has come forward in Chile; show me the proof.
+This is slander and calumny.
+Is that clear?”
+[2] The book “The Dictator Pope” relates that regular meetings between the pope and dicastery heads have been abolished and even high-ranking curia prefects are often unable to see the pope, whose appointments are now completely controlled by the Secretariat of State.
+It is certainly clear that no one sees the pope unless Cardinal Parolin approves, which may be the reason Cardinal Zen, in his efforts to warn Francis of the dangers of a Vatican deal with the communist Chinese government had to wait in the rain at a Wednesday general audience.
+[3] This is common in Italian journalism that has somewhat different standards from that of the Anglo world… and drives the rest of us spare.
+Italians care about getting a general picture of what’s going on, where Anglo-Saxons are considered weirdly obsessed with trivial details.
+[4] Though she never blamed the pope, Marie Collins complained that Vatican officialdom had simply not implemented the Commission’s recommendations.
+The time limit of the Commission’s members was allowed to lapse without renewal and though it was not dissolved formally the Commission has ceased to function with no word of any plan to revive it.
+[5] Probably a reference to the Inzoli case in which Francis overturned a previous sentence of a Vatican tribunal after the priest – now laicised – approached some of the pope’s close advisors for help, including Cardinal Coccopalmerio.
+[6] Not that anyone in Rome was trying very hard.
+Sandro Magister reported after the “Who am I to judge” comment, “Before the appointment, Francis had been shown, as is customary, the personal file on Ricca, in which he had not found anything unseemly.
+He had also heard from various personalities of the curia, and none of them had raised objections.”
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+The Sun is getting cooler and dimmer, but scientists aren’t worried
+
+In what is being considered a particularly rare event, scientists are projecting that the Sun will be an unusually cool customer by the year 2050.
+By combining data and observations from decades of Sun research, experts are predicting a “Grand Solar Minimum” will occur a few decades from now, making our parent star dimmer and cooler than it has been for a very long time.
+The Sun might look the same to you today as it has since the first time you laid eyes on it, but our star actually displays plenty of changes.
+The Sun goes through regular cycles of solar minimums and solar maximums, which are periods where the Sun is either quite calm (the minimum) or incredibly active (the maximum).
+These patterns repeat every 11 years or so, but new research suggests that there’s a pattern behind the pattern, and that a particularly cool solar minimum is on the way.
+The study, which was published in Astrophysical Journal Letters, was carried out by a team led by physicist Dan Lubin of the University of California, San Diego.
+After combing the data, Lubin’s team has forecasted a grand minimum that will be around seven percent cooler than the typical solar minimum, making it a particularly calm moment for our star.
+During a solar minimum, the Sun produces far fewer solar flares and sunspots, and as a result, much less ultraviolet radiation is shot out into space and towards Earth.
+This can have a number of effects on our planet, including changes in the thickness of the stratospheric ozone layer and temperatures far above ground.
+Those changes can affect weather, though forecasting specific differences has proven difficult.
+The grand minimum will be an exaggerated version of the typical solar minimum, and could produce some very noticeable effects.
+The most recent grand minimum is thought to have occurred back in the mid 1600s.
+The event, called the Maunder Minimum, is credited with plunging temperatures to the point where the Thames River and Baltic Sea froze over.
+However, other parts of the planet heated up, including Alaska and Greenland, to far above their normal highs.
+This temporary shakeup of temperatures could happen again, though the researchers say it will have very little effect on the overall global warming trend that mankind has created for itself.
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+Student says anti-Semitism still an issue in McGill student government
+
+The McGill student at the centre of anti-Semitic allegations says he’s certain the climate within student government will improve, after a report into the incident was made public this week.
+Noah Lew and two other students were voted off the Students’ Society of McGill University last October after they were identified as having pro-Israel viewpoints.
+They were since reinstated.
+A report made public this week by Spencer Boudreau concluded he could not determine if students who organized against the three board members had anti-Semitic intentions.
+Boudreau, a retired professor of education and former ombudsperson for students, however, said he understood why the students felt they were targeted because they are Jewish.
+After criticism from several Jewish groups both on and off campus, Boudreau issued a clarification to the report, saying he could not determine if the vote was motivated by anti-Semitism, but he acknowledged there were “in fact anti-Semitic effects felt by members of the Jewish community.”
+Speaking to the Montreal Gazette on Friday, Lew, the SSMU’s vice-president of finance for the Arts, said he was initially upset with the report, but felt vindicated by Boudreau’s clarification.
+“I thought this acknowledgement was very important and I really did appreciate that he clarified the matter,” he said.
+Jewish groups had criticized Boudreau’s report, saying it ignored anti-Semitic language used on Facebook by a group called Democratize SSMU.
+The group was urging students to vote against Lew, and two other board members who were deemed to be pro-Israel, alleging “layers of corruption” within the student government and favouritism in appointing board members, then singled out three members of the board “who are all either fellows at the Canadian Jewish Political Affairs Committee, an organization whose explicit mandate is to promote pro-Israel discourse in Canadian politics, or primary organizers for the anti-BDS initiative at McGill.”
+Boudreau made his clarification after it was pointed out the anti-Semitic language was published prior to the vote.
+While Democratize SSMU later apologized for the language and deleted it from its site, the damage had already been done, Boudreau concluded.
+Lew said he feels vindicated to some extent, but is concerned anti-Semitism is still a problem within student government.
+“There have been some steps taken by the administration and the student body in the right direction, but it’s certainly not over,” he said.
+In the months leading up to the vote, there had been other anti-Semitic incidents, including a tweet by Igor Sadikov, an elected representative of students in McGill’s faculty of arts, saying: “punch a zionist.”
+Among the measures taken by SSMU after the October vote was the creation of a committee looking into the issue of anti-Semitism within the student government, which Lew sits on.
+On Wednesday, McGill Principal Suzanne Fortier said the University wants to ensure a safe space for all students.
+“I would like to take this opportunity to make it clear that there is absolutely no place for anti-Semitism at McGill University and that, as principal and vice-chancellor, I will remain vigilant to ensure that all members of our community feel safe, welcomed and respected on our campuses.”
+In addition to ordering the report, Fortier set up a hotline to report incidents of of intolerance and a task force to investigate incidents of academic freedom and equity.
+Rabbi Reuben Poupko, the co-chair for Quebec of the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs, said it should be noted McGill in general is a safe space for Jewish students.
+However, he said any Jewish students thinking of being involved in student politics or activism “will have encounters that are profoundly disturbing and unpleasant.”
+He said McGill is not alone in this respect, as this is a continent-wide phenomenon within student politics.
+Democratize SSMU did not respond to a request for an interview.
+Related
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+Twitter.com/JasonMagder
+Facebook.com/JasonMagderJournalist
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+Hungary PM Viktor Orban Vows to “Fight Those Who Want to Change the Christian Identity of Europe”
+
+Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has been somewhat of a lone voice in Europe against the Muslim invasion, and on Wednesday he gave a "Hungary First" speech in which he declared that he would "fight those who want to change the Christian Identity of Europe."
+“Our presidency has taken a stand: we cannot give in to extortion," Orban said in a video statement on Facebook.
+"For us, Hungary is first.
+We will fight those who want to change the Christian identity of Hungary and Europe.”
+Elnökségi ülés után Elnökségi ülés után // After the meeting of the presidency Posted by Orbán Viktor on Wednesday, February 7, 2018
+Orban's words are reminiscent of those of US President Donald Trump, who spoke about putting "America First."
+"The presidency of Fidesz has discussed yesterday the announcement of the Belgian Prime Minister, that they will – if necessary with force – obligate Central European countries, including Hungary, to accept migrants,” Orban stated.
+“According to their plan, this will happen in June at the summit of the prime ministers in Brussels," he added.
+“Our presidency has taken a stand: we cannot give in to extortion.
+For us, Hungary is first."
+“We will fight those who want to change the Christian identity of Hungary and Europe,” Orban concluded.
+According to the Hungarian Government's website, posted about the ultimatum that was given over the weekend.
+Over the weekend, Belgian prime minister Charles Michel spoke about sending “an ultimatum” to the Visegrád countries which “reject solidarity”.
+The essence of this ultimatum would be that if by the end of June a consensus is not reached in the council of EU heads of government, then the planned reforms would be adopted with a qualified majority vote which would overrule dissenters.
+Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó said on Tuesday,“Hungary will not become an immigrant country, it has never admitted and will never admit illegal immigrants."
+He also referred to Michel's ultimatum as unacceptable and shocking.
+“Hungary has never admitted and will never admit illegal immigrants, irrespective of whether there is any pressure in this direction along the borders or from Brussels,” Szijjártó said.
+“The Belgian Prime Minister’s statement is also outrageous because this is the first time that people in Brussels are openly planning to push the mandatory resettlement quota through by force while totally ignoring the will of certain EU member states."
+“We regard this whole thing as unacceptable and we reject it," he added.
+“The countries of the Visegrád Group do not support the introduction of any kind of mandatory quota.”
+“Perhaps it doesn’t bother the Belgian Prime Minister that there are no-go zones in many Western European cities, or that people with immigrant backgrounds have committed 27 major terrorist attacks in Europe recently, but this bothers the V4 because they do not want to live on a continent were the threat of terrorism becomes an everyday regularity," he continued.
+Just this week, we reported that Hungary had grown weary of the talks of pushing illegal Muslim migrants on their country and Europe, and was preparing to walk away from the negotiating table.
+Orban has taken a tough stance in Hungary.
+He has ordered all illegal Muslim invaders to get out of Hungary and never come back.
+In December, he said that he was not concerned with what Brussels wanted, but was determined to defend Hungary's borders.
+PM Orban has done just that, too.
+Orban's border wall virtually eliminated illegal immigration.
+Orban is openly Christian and seems to understand something that many do not and that is you do not allow a wholesale flood of antichrists to pour into your country.
+Were the Ammonites and Moabites not kept out of the assembly of Israel because of their hatred of the people of God?
+(Deuteronoy 23:3-6) Yes, they were.
+While Muslims need the Gospel for sure, one cannot allow such an influx into the country, or all you are asking for is the judgments God warned about in Deuteronomy 28.
+I say, well done Mr. Orban.
+I would like to hear more of that kind of talk from America's representatives.
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+Puerto Rico says to receive $16 bln in federal disaster aid
+
+By Nick Brown
+Feb 9 (Reuters) - Puerto Rico said on Friday it will receive $16 billion in federal aid under a disaster recovery package signed on Friday by U.S. President Donald Trump.
+That money includes nearly $7 billion announced on Wednesday and will help the bankrupt U.S. territory recover from September's Hurricane Maria, according to a statement on Friday from Governor Ricardo Rossello and Jenniffer Gonzalez, Puerto Rico's nonvoting member of the U.S. Congress.
+Rossello said on Wednesday that Puerto Rico would get $4.9 billion to shore up its near-insolvent Medicaid system and another $2 billion or so under the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program to repair its destroyed electric grid.
+On Friday, Rossello and Gonzalez said the island would receive a total of $11 billion under CDBG, a program run by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
+The additional portion would be used to help local businesses and repair and build new homes, they said.
+In addition to a slow recovery from Hurricane Maria, its worst natural disaster in 90 years, Puerto Rico is navigating the largest bankruptcy in U.S. government history, with a combined $120 billion in bond and pension debt.
+The aid announced on Friday provides just a fraction of the $94.4 billion Rossello has said the island needs to recover from cataclysmic damage to its infrastructure and housing stock, although Puerto Rico is eligible to participate in other programs that could increase the aid to $45 billion, according to Friday's statement.
+Congress could also appropriate more money later.
+The governor has asked Congress for $46 billion in CDBG funding alone.
+Home damage in Puerto Rico, where the poverty rate is around 46 percent, was exacerbated by the existence of hundreds of thousands of sub-standard "informal" homes, which are typically built by the owners themselves, without permits and often in squatter communities.
+"The work carried out in Washington - together with resident commissioner Jenniffer González - was able to deliver the message of the urgency of an allocation of funds that meets the needs of the Island," the governor said in Friday's statement.
+The disaster aid package signed by Trump on Friday - around $90 billion in total - covers a number of major disasters, including Hurricanes Irma, Harvey and Maria, as well as the recent California wildfires.
+(Reporting by Nick Brown; Editing by Cynthia Osterman)
+Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.
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+Online Sociology Course Founders Over Whether Australia is a Country
+
+I'm not all that concerned with students working toward a major in poetry, media studies or some of the more ridiculous courses some colleges offer.
+It's sociology that worries me.
+Sociology helped generate a whole range of fake new academic subjects while corrupting existing ones into a toxic stew of racism and meaningless jargon.
+All too often, all you need is some statistics software (or its online equivalent), a politically correct premise and absolute ignorance.
+Add the internet and you get a perfect storm of sociology stupidity.
+The story concerns Ashley Arnold, a 27-year-old working on an online sociology degree.
+As part of her final class, for which she paid almost $1,000, students were required to complete a project outline last month in which they would compare a social norm in the US and another country.
+For her "norm" Arnold picked social media use, and for her country she chose Australia.
+But when Arnold got her grade back on Feb. 1, she was shocked to see her professor had failed her.
+Why?
+Because, according to the teacher, "Australia is a continent; not a country."
+Sociology.
+You really don't need to know anything.
+The professor, who has a PhD in philosophy...
+Of course she does.
+I believe I got zero or partial credit because the instructor said, 'Australia is a continent; not a country.
+However, I believe that Australia is a country.
+The research starter on the SNHU’s Shapiro library written by John Pearson (2013) states, that Australia is the 'sixth-largest country in the world' (n.p.).
+The full name of the country is the Commonwealth of Australia, meaning Australia is both a continent and a country.
+Therefore, these sections of the rubric should be amended.
+Australia's nationhood is not a matter of belief.
+But we are in the age of, "My truth".
+And my truth has a different belief about Australia than yours does because of my degree of oppression.
+Finally,
+the professor responded: Thank you for this web-address
+
+After I do some independent research on the continent/country issue I will review your paper.
+Who can really say?
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+Police identify suspect in death of 2 Ohio police officers by SARAH WYNN, WSYX/WTTE Saturday, February 10th 2018 COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX/WTTE) - The Westerville Division of Police has identified the suspect in the death of two Westerville police officers as Quentin Lamar Smith.
+According to police, a call came into the Westerville Emergency Dispatch 911 center Saturday as a hang-up.
+When officers responded to Cross Wind Drive, shots were fired at them, killing Officer Anthony Morelli and Officer Eric Joering.
+The Westerville city manager said Joering, 39, spent 17 years on the force.
+Morelli, 54, had 30 years with Westerville police.
+The City of #Westerville suffered a tremendous loss today.
+@WestervillePD Officer Anthony Morelli and Officer Eric Joering were killed in the line of duty.
+Please keep our first responders and the officers’ families in your thoughts and prayers.
+#WestervilleStrong pic.twitter.com/GcN3Y4FRvr — City of Westerville (@tellwesterville) February 11, 2018
+Two white police officers were murdered when they went to a domestic violence call--someone had called 911, and the call had been cut off in the middle.
+The Latest: Police identify suspect in 2 officers' shootings By The Associated Press WESTERVILLE, Ohio — Feb 10, 2018 Police in Ohio have identified a 30-year-old man as a suspect in the fatal shooting of two police officers in a Columbus suburb, and released reports showing authorities have had several dealings with him, some involving alleged domestic violence.
+Westerville police late Saturday confirmed that the suspect is Quentin Lamar Smith.
+Authorities released incident reports showing police had been to his home or had dealings with him several times since 2017.
+In a Nov. 29 incident, police say his wife, 33-year-old Candace Smith, asked about protection orders because she and Quentin Smith weren't getting along.
+She accused her husband of threatening to kill her, their daughter and himself.
+She told police he had a gun.
+Police say officers Eric Joering and Anthony Morelli were shot around noon after responding to a "potential domestic situation."
+[More]
+The suspect, alive and injured, has been named as Quentin Lamar Smith:Neither the police nor the AP has published a picture of Quentin Lamar Smith, but internet detectives have found this guy as the likely perp:
+Arrest Information:
+Name: Quentin Lamar Smith
+Location: Westerville, Ohio
+Age: 30 years
+Processing Date: 06-22-2017
+Booking Charge:
+PROHIBITED ACTS
+A reminder that the Associated Press has an official policy of "not reporting race" when it's not "relevant".
+I can't think of anything less irrelevant than a black gunman shooting two white cops--after five years of the "Blacks Lives Matter" movement.
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+Muslim Crime Stopper Sofian Zakkout's New Crush: Anti-Semite Pastor Steve Anderson
+
+For nearly two millennia, Jews have suffered persecution after persecution at the hands of those who used religion as a vehicle for hate and even mass murder.
+Recently, a video clip of anti-Semitic pastor Steve Anderson – making the claim that Jews have experienced such abuse because they have somehow been cursed – wound up on the personal Facebook page of South Florida Muslim leader Sofian Zakkout.
+According to Zakkout, who sits on the boards of two anti-crime groups, Anderson’s declaration “makes a lot of sense.” With statements like this from Zakkout and worse, why would groups committed to fighting crime continue to compromise themselves and sabotage their mission by affiliating with him?
+Sofian Abdelaziz Zakkout is the President of the American Muslim Association of North America (AMANA), a prominent Islamic organization headquartered in North Miami Beach, Florida.
+On January 25th, Zakkout posted onto his personal Facebook page a video clip of a speech made by Steve Anderson, the pastor of the Faithful Word Baptist Church in Tempe, Arizona.
+Anderson is notorious for calling for the killing of gays to end AIDS.
+In the clip, Anderson states the following: “And the Jews were scattered into all nations for literally 2000 years, right?
+For 1800 sum odd years.
+And by the way, everywhere they were scattered, they were persecuted, hated, treated badly.
+Why?
+‘Cause God’s blessing them?
+No.
+‘Cause they’re under the curse of God for having rejected the Lord Jesus Christ.”
+Blaming Jews for the extreme torment they endured for so long, which includes a Nazi Holocaust that took the lives of six million innocent Jews and so many others, is incredibly offensive.
+Indeed, statements and beliefs such as Anderson’s have provoked hatred and persecution of Jews.
+Towards the end of the clip, which is less than four minutes in length, Anderson throws the anti-Semitism in people’s faces.
+He zealously states, while drawing laughter from his small audience, “You say, ‘Why are you preaching against the Jews?’ Well, don’t come back next Wednesday night.
+Because, next Wednesday night, God’s wrath is on the Jews even more!”
+About the clip, on Facebook, Zakkout wrote above it, “Makes a lot of sense!” Of course, this is coming from someone [Zakkout] who regularly refers to Jews as “monkeys and pigs,” and in February 2016, circulated on social media a report claiming that “the Holocaust was faked.” The report calls the Holocaust “the biggest lie ever foisted upon humanity” and was produced by a media outlet which describes Hitler as “the greatest leader in modern Western history.”
+Both Anderson and Zakkout have been denounced by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) for their propagation of anti-Semitism.
+In July 2010, the ADL condemned Zakkout and his group AMANA for featuring an anti-Jewish video produced by former KKK leader and white supremacist David Duke on the AMANA website.
+The ADL described the video as “venomous.” In October 2015, Zakkout praised Duke, as “David Duke, a man to believe in!”
+Besides posting videos from Steve Anderson and David Duke on his Facebook page, Zakkout also, in July 2017, posted a four minute clip from a speech made by Nation of Islam (NOI) leader Louis Farrakhan.
+During the clip, Farrakhan repeatedly labels the Jewish people “Satan.” He states, “Really, they’re not Jews.
+No, that’s Satan.
+You should learn to call them by their real name, ‘Satan.’ You’re coming face to face with Satan, the Arch Deceiver, the enemy of God, and the enemy of the righteous.”
+Zakkout is also an ardent supporter of the terrorist organization Hamas, if not a member himself.
+In July 2014, he organized a pro-Hamas rally held outside the Israeli Consulate in downtown Miami.
+Rally goers repeatedly shouted, “We are Hamas” and “Let’s go Hamas.” After the rally, Zakkout wrote the following in Arabic, above photos from the event: “Thank God, every day we conquer the American Jews like our conquests over the Jews of Israel!” He signed it “Br.
+Sofian Zakkout.” The next month, Zakkout declared in Arabic, "Hamas is in my heart and on my head."
+All of the above testifies to hatred and intolerance, but it is even more disturbing given the fact that Zakkout sits on the boards of two anti-crime organizations: Crime Stoppers of Miami-Dade County and Citizens’ Crime Watch of Miami-Dade County.
+Serving alongside Zakkout on these boards are local politicians and law enforcement officials.
+One would think that they would find Zakkout’s actions and bigotry unacceptable, as well, yet Zakkout continues to serve unchallenged.
+If the board members of Crime Stoppers and Citizens’ Crime Watch do not wish to be associated with anti-Semitism or white supremacism or Hamas or Holocaust denial or Steve Anderson or David Duke or Louis Farrakhan, then they must cut ties with Sofian Zakkout.
+The time is long overdue that these groups maintain their credibility and remain true to their stated missions of protecting and safeguarding the American public.
+Sofian Zakkout’s bigoted and radical agenda is antithetical to this and is a documented threat to national security.
+His presence on the boards of both organizations constitutes an obscene travesty.
+Once and for all, these groups need to divorce themselves from Zakkout and repudiate what he stands for.
+Beila Rabinowitz, Director of Militant Islam Monitor, contributed to this report.
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+'Oumuamua: Space Cigar Is Still Spinning From Mysterious Violent Collision
+
+The solar system’s strange cigar-shaped visitor 'Oumuamua—Hawaiian for “scout” or “messenger”—is tumbling chaotically as the result of a violent collision.
+And the interstellar object will continue to spin for billions of years as it journeys through space, scientists have reported in a study published in Nature Astronomy.
+This is the latest of several revelations following the first-ever discovery of a solar system invader last October.
+Initially believed to be a comet, then an asteroid, scientists think the wandering “interstellar object” is a hunk of ice wrapped in organic sun-blocking material.
+M Kornmesser/ESO/Flickr
+"At some point or another it's been in a collision," Queen's University, Belfast, research fellow and lecturer Wes Fraser told the BBC.
+The research team watched 'Oumuamua’s brightness change over time to model exactly how it was spinning.
+'Oumuamua “appears to be in an excited rotational state undergoing non-principal axis rotation” the study authors wrote.
+This unusual “excited” movement is better known as “tumbling.”
+“Tumbling is an unusual state of rotation,” Fraser said during Sunday’s episode of the BBC’s long-running Sky at Night show.
+“It quickly starts to wobble around chaotically.”
+See all of the best photos of the week in these slideshows
+The icy cigar was probably knocked askew by a violent collision with another object.
+The researchers don’t know exactly when this happened, but suspect it took place before 'Oumuamua left its home stellar system.
+"It's hard to know if it was during planet formation or after the planet formation process," Fraser said during the show.
+"Certainly, more collisions happen while planets are growing than afterwards, so that’s a very good guess.
+But unfortunately we can’t get a high-resolution image of this thing to see what kind of crater is on it that might be attributed to the collision that caused it to start tumbling."
+The team think 'Oumuamua may eventually move less chaotically.
+"The tumbling actually causes stresses and strains internal to the object, and that slowly but surely squeezes and pulls on the object just like tides on the Earth to remove energy from the spin," Fraser said.
+But, at least for the next few billion years, the space invader is destined to continue its topsy-turvy spin.
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+NASA releases images captured at a record-breaking 3.79 billion miles from Earth
+
+NASA has a whole lot of fancy image-gathering hardware on Earth and in space, and we’ve seen countless of stunning snapshots taken from here on Earth as well as nearby planets like Mars, Jupiter and Saturn.
+The pictures are often gorgeously detailed eye candy, but the latest batch of images from the space agency is remarkable for an entirely different reason.
+Captured by NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft, the images were gathered at a greatest distance from Earth than any in the history of mankind.
+So, just how far is “the farthest ever”?
+Right around 3.79 billion miles.
+Yeah, it’s kind of crazy.
+There are three images in total, each focusing on a different distant object.
+The subjects include the ‘Wishing Well’ star cluster as well as two large objects in the Kuiper Belt which have never been observed from such a distance before.
+“New Horizons has long been a mission of firsts — first to explore Pluto, first to explore the Kuiper Belt, fastest spacecraft ever launched,” New Horizons Principal Investigator Alan Stern, of the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colorado, notes in a statement.
+“And now, we’ve been able to make images farther from Earth than any spacecraft in history.”
+The images, as seen above (Kuiper Belt objects) and below (Wishing Well cluster), are somewhat grainy and not the most detailed we’ve seen from NASA, but that doesn’t make the feat any less remarkable.
+New Horizons originally launched way back in early 2006, and it the spacecraft has made close passes of a number of planets during its more than a decade of cruising through our Solar System.
+Its primary mission was set to last roughly 10 years, but was extended once it became clear that the spacecraft was healthy enough to continue sending back observations for a while longer.
+Its new extended mission will wrap up in early 2021 after it performs a number of flybys of large objects in the Kuiper Belt that scientists want to learn more about.
+However, that might not be the last we hear from New Horizons, as its power source could continue to provide life into 2026 and beyond.
+If it makes it that long, NASA plans to use the spacecraft to study the outer heliosphere.
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+Evidence shows Pope Francis is a ‘principal in a cover-up’ of clergy sex-abuse in Chile: Expert
+
+NewsCatholic Church
+WASHINGTON, D.C., February 12, 2018 (LifeSiteNews) – Those familiar with Jorge Bergoglio in Argentina before he became Pope Francis say it is a “classic” move of his to provide “mercy” to clergy who are sexual predators while asking everybody else to simply “move on,” said attorney and child advocate Elizabeth Yore on an EWTN show last week.
+“I think this is a misplaced mercy.
+It is mercy for the predator priests,” she told EWTN’s Raymond Arroyo on the February 8 episode of World Over.
+“There are many people who know the Pope from Argentina who have said this is classic Bergoglio to provide mercy to the predators and ask everybody else to move on,” she added.
+(See original The World Over program segment on this issue that begins at 47 seconds into the video below)
+Yore, who has handled child abuse investigations and clergy abuse investigations throughout her legal career, was commenting on the latest sexual abuse case to touch the Francis papacy, in this case where the Pope appointed a bishop with a history of complicity in child sex abuse.
+The Pope’s claim that he had never received any victim testimony regarding the complicity of Chilean Bishop Juan Barros in child sex abuse has proven to be false.
+“The Barros case is putting the Pope, for the first time, in the middle as a principal in a cover-up,” Yore said during the interview.
+Yore said that not only is it now known that the Pope received a letter from one of the victims, but it is also now known that he was “told from the moment he appointed Bishop Barros in 2015 that this was a bad decision.”
+“The Chilean Archbishop conference told him to revoke this appointment.
+He received petitions and letters and calls, yet, ignored them all,” she said.
+As details continue to surface, the pontiff’s professed empathy for abuse victims has come into question as well.
+Yore called the child sex abuse case involving infamous Chilean priest abuser Father Fernando Karadima and Bishop Juan Barros “a scandal of epic proportions.”
+The scandal signals that the Church under Francis is slipping backwards in its handling of abuse, said Yore.
+Yore called the example Pope Francis set in the way he handled the abuse information “extremely dangerous.”
+“But it is extremely dangerous as the head of the Catholic Church — you know, the last appeal — that this is the kind of behavior that is going to be mimicked around the world by bishops, [who will say] ‘Well if the Pope is not going to intervene and impose zero tolerance, why should I?’”
+Reports say Pope Francis personally received the eight-page letter from the Chilean victim graphically detailing the alleged abuses by Karadima and linking Barros as having witnessed and covered up the abuse.
+The alleged abuse took place decades prior to Francis’s 2015 appointment of Barros to the Diocese of Osorno in southern Chile.
+Pope Francis received the victim’s letter in 2015, its author and a member of Francis’s sex abuse commission have said, contradicting the Pope’s recent insistence that no victims had come forward in the matter and no evidence had been produced.
+Francis encountered protests in Chile over his defense of Barros during his visit there last month, calling the accusations against the priest “calumny.”
+While Francis later apologized, he persisted in defending Barros, denying that he had received any testimony himself and restating that such unproven accusations are “slander.”
+The Pope later said he would send Malta Archbishop Charles Scicluna – the former top Vatican abuse investigator - to Chile to investigate the matter.
+Expectations were high in 2014 when the Pope created the abuse commission.
+And while he has continually condemned clergy sex abuse throughout his pontificate, some have argued his actions in some serious cases don’t match his tough stances on abuse.
+Four members of the commission had met with Cardinal O’Malley in 2015, conveying their objections to Francis’s 2015 appointment of Barros as bishop of Osorno.
+It was at the meeting with O’Malley that the abuse commission representatives reportedly gave the letter to the cardinal to deliver to Francis, and O’Malley later confirmed to a commission member that he had in fact personally delivered the letter to the Pope.
+Yore explained that the Pope has been told from the moment he appointed Barros in 2015 that it was a bad decision, between the Chilean bishops’ conference, petitions, letters and calls, that were all ignored.
+Further, a Chilean judicial inquiry found all the victims who testified — including the letter’s author Juan Carlos — to be credible, and that there was a major cover-up of the abuse by Father Karadima.
+Arroyo spoke with Cruz as well, who said he was “incredibly frustrated” when Barros was going to be appointed.
+He’d testified about three bishops who had witnessed abuse, he said, but Barros had special significance for him because Barros’ part went beyond witnessing the abuse, to violating his seal of Confession with Karadima and psychological abuse through intimidation.
+Cruz recounted how he and other victims had been dismissed or slandered by local Church hierarchy for numerous attempts to be heard.
+And he spoke about holding out hope that there would be a different response from the Pope, discussing specifics of getting the letter to the Francis via Cardinal O’Malley.
+Cruz told Arroyo he was really hurt and felt betrayed by the Pope’s comments that the accusations were slander, and there were no witnesses or evidence.
+“To hear him talk about us that way,” Cruz said, “calling us slanderers, it was terrible because it set the clock back for so many victims.”
+Scicluna will be meeting with Cruz, who said he hopes other abuse survivors will be heard as a result of his case coming more to the forefront.
+“This leaves us with very strong evidence that the Pope was, in fact, aware of what has happened,” Yore said.
+“Here we have victims 10, 15 years after their abuse, begging the Pope, having to take pictures of a letter that’s handed to a cardinal to ensure that there is evidence that the Pope is receiving this information.”
+The whole of Latin America, including Argentina, was well aware of what was happening when this case broke in Chile in 2010, Yore noted, and yet the Pope continues to shrug his shoulders and say he has no information.
+This was precisely what he’d been saying when he was cardinal and archbishop in Buenos Aires, she said, that no one ever came forward with information, and there were never any cases of clerical abuse in the entirety of the two-million-plus member Archdiocese of Buenos Aires.
+“This isn’t just simply a cover-up of a predator priest,” Yore stated.
+“This is Barros present, in the room when the abuse is ongoing with these young minor boys.”
+She said she would argue as a child advocate that Barros was involved in sexual exploitation of children.
+“So I don’t think this is simply just a case, as bad as it is, of a cover-up of an abuser,” she said.
+“This is also sexual exploitation of children in a grooming gang, a predator priest.
+This is why it is so heinous.”
+Yore said that given the Church’s sex abuse crisis, one would have thought going into the 2013 conclave (which elected Francis) that an obvious priority in vetting candidates for the papacy would have meant a serious look at their history of handling abuse allegations in their previous sees.
+There are more cases out there just like Barros that have been covered up, Yore told Arroyo, maybe even some even worse than the Barros case.
+“Those cases are going to be haunting this papacy and really causing a rift in the major protection of children that Pope Benedict had worked very hard to really build up,” she said.
+“Trust within the faithful and to put in a system that was going to root out the predators.
+And I think that has just been blown up and I think we are back to square one in the Vatican."
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+Candidate Donald Trump may have promised to extricate us from Middle East wars, once ISIS and al-Qaida were routed, yet events and people seem to be conspiring to keep us endlessly enmeshed.
+Friday night, a drone, apparently modeled on a U.S. drone that fell into Iran's hands, intruded briefly into Israeli airspace over the Golan Heights, and was shot down by an Apache helicopter.
+Israel seized upon this to send F-16s to strike the airfield whence the drone originated.
+Returning home, an F-16 was hit and crashed, unleashing the most devastating Israeli attack in decades on Syria.
+Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu says a dozen Syrian and Iranian bases and antiaircraft positions were struck.
+Monday's headline on The Wall Street Journal op-ed page blared:
+"The Pentagon and State Department have already condemned Iran and thrown their support behind Israel.
+The question now is whether the Trump administration will go further.
+... Secretary of State Rex Tillerson (has) affirmed that the U.S. seeks not only to ensure its allies' security but to deny Iran its 'dreams of a northern arch' from Tehran to Beirut.
+A good way to achieve both objectives would be back Israel's response to Iran's aggression--now and in the future."
+Op-ed writers Tony Badran and Jonathan Schanzer, both from the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, The FDD is an annex of the Israeli lobby and a charter member of the War Party.
+Chagai Tzuriel , who heads the Israeli Ministry of Intelligence, echoed the FDD: "If you (Americans) are committed to countering Iran in the region, then you must do so in Syria--first."
+Our orders have been cut.
+Iran has dismissed as "lies" and "ridiculous" the charge that it sent the drone into Israeli airspace.
+If Tehran did, it would be an act of monumental stupidity.
+Not only did the drone bring devastating Israeli reprisals against Syria and embarrass Iran's ally Russia, it brought attacks on Russian-provided and possibly Russian-manned air defenses.
+Moreover, in recent months Iranian policy--suspending patrol boat harassment of U.S. warships--appears crafted to ease tensions and provide no new causes for Trump to abandon the nuclear deal Prime Minister Hassan Rouhani regards as his legacy.
+Indeed, why would Iran, which, with Assad, Russia and Hezbollah, is among the victors in Syria's six-year civil war, wish to reignite the bloodletting and bring Israeli and U.S. firepower in on the other side?
+In Syria's southeast, another incident a week ago may portend an indefinite U.S. stay in that broken and bleeding country.
+To recapture oil fields lost in the war, forces backed by Assad crossed the Euphrates into territory taken from ISIS by the U.S. and our Kurd allies.
+The U.S. response was a barrage of air and artillery strikes that killed 100 soldiers.
+What this signals is that, though ISIS has been all but evicted from Syria, the U.S. intends to retain that fourth of Syria as a bargaining chip in negotiations.
+In the northwest, Turkey has sent its Syrian allies to attack Afrin and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has threatened Manbij, 80 miles to the east, where U.S. troops commingle with the Kurd defenders and U.S. generals were visible last week.
+Midweek, Erdogan exploded: "(The Americans) tell us, 'Don't come to Manbij.'
+We will come to Manbij to hand over these territories to their rightful owners."
+The U.S. and Turkey, allies for six decades, with the largest armies in NATO, may soon be staring down each other's gun barrels.
+Has President Trump thought through where we are going with this deepening commitment in Syria, where we have only 2,000 troops and no allies but the Kurds, while on the other side is the Syrian army, Hezbollah, Russia and Iran, and Shiite militias from Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan?
+Clearly, we have an obligation not to abandon the Kurds, who took most of the casualties in liberating eastern Syria from ISIS.
+And we have a strategic interest in not losing Turkey as an ally.
+But this calls for active diplomacy, not military action.
+And now that the rebels have been defeated and the civil war is almost over, what would be the cost and what would be the prospects of fighting a new and wider war?
+What would victory look like?
+Bibi and the FDD want to see U.S. power deployed alongside that of Israel, against Iran, Assad and Hezbollah.
+But while Israel's interests are clear, what would be the U.S. vital interest?
+What outcome would justify another U.S. war in a region where all the previous wars in this century have left us bleeding, bankrupt, divided and disillusioned?
+When he was running , Donald Trump seemed to understand this.
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+Puerto Rico Hurricane Recovery Worsened By Nearly 1 Million Homes Built Illegally
+
+After Hurricane Maria barreled through Puerto Rico in September 2017, it left hundreds of thousands of people displaced and 80 to 90 percent of homes destroyed in some communities.
+But even before the hurricane, housing in the U.S. territory—where 43.5 percent of people live below the poverty line—was in crisis, and many homes on the island were built with salvaged fixtures and without permits, insurance or inspections.
+Government officials say about half of the housing in Puerto Rico was built illegally and without a permit, The Miami Herald reported Wednesday, which could amount to as many as 1 million homes.
+Puerto Rico's housing secretary, Fernando Gil, says the number of homes destroyed by the hurricane totals about 70,000 so far, and homes with major damage have amounted to 250,000 across the island.
+RICARDO ARDUENGO/AFP/Getty Images
+After 2011, the territory adopted a uniform building code that required structures to be built to withstand winds of up to 140 miles per hour.
+According to the National Weather Service, Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico with winds up to 155 mph.
+Many buildings on the island were built under a prior code demanding protection against 125-mph winds.
+Furthermore, numerous homes have been built without any sort of permit at all.
+"It’s definitely a housing crisis," Gil told Reuters last week.
+"It was already out there before, and the hurricane exacerbates it."
+One resident of Puerto Rico's Caño Martín Peña neighborhood, Gladys Peña, told the Herald that her home was built by people in her neighborhood and that fixtures for the dwelling were gathered from abandoned structures.
+"The one who designed it was me," she said.
+Florida Governor Rick Scott's office estimated that over 318,000 evacuees arrived in the state in the wake of the hurricane, and Federal Emergency Management Agency aid for Puerto Ricans living in Florida hotels will start to expire Friday.
+Still, about one-third of Puerto Rico is without power.
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+Last Friday, President Donald Trump signed an order giving Puerto Rico $16 billion in disaster recovery aid, $2 billion of which will be used to repair the electric grid under the federal Community Development Block Grant program.
+Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced it would provide $1.5 billion to help rebuild housing in Puerto Rico after devastation from both Maria and Hurricane Irma, which skirted the island a couple of weeks before, through HUD's Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery program.
+Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rosselló estimated in November that it will take $31 billion to rebuild housing in the territory.
+The governor requested the money from the federal government, as the territory itself is bankrupt.
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+One Trillion Stars
+
+The nearest neighboring major galaxy to the Milky Way is the Andromeda Galaxy.
+The large galaxy is stunning in size and has around three times as many stars as the Milky Way does.
+It can easily be seen with the naked eye from Earth, and it is found in the constellation of Andromeda, from which its name originates.
+Far from being just a pretty sight in the sky, the Andromeda Galaxy is an impressive, turbulent patch of the cosmos.
+It is even expected to collide with the Milky Way years down the road.
+If you find that fascinating, then you are going to enjoy these ten amazing facts about the Andromeda Galaxy.
+10 Also Known As Messier 31
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+Our closest neighboring galaxy is also known as Messier 31 or M31.
+The name came from Charles Messier, the French astronomer who catalogued the large galaxy.
+Messier documented many objects in the skies of the Northern Hemisphere, and they are collectively known as the Messier objects or the Messier Catalog.
+(Note that Messier wasn’t always the first to observe the objects in his catalog.)
+In 1757, he had begun searching for Halley’s Comet, but the calculations given to him had sent him to a different section of the sky.
+That wrong section of the sky is where he observed a nebula that became the first entry in the catalog: M1, also known as the Crab Nebula.
+In 1764, Charles Messier added M31 to his catalog.
+By the end of the year, he had added a total of 38 objects.
+By 1781, he had logged a total of 103 objects into his catalog, 40 of which had been found by Messier himself.
+[1]
+9 Named After The Andromeda Constellation
+Photo credit: Keilana, Roberta Mura
+If you look up into the northern night sky between Cassiopeia’s “W” asterism and the Great Square of Pegasus, you will find the constellation Andromeda.
+The star pattern was named after the mythical princess Andromeda, the wife of the Greek hero Perseus.
+The constellation was first cataloged by the Greek astronomer Ptolemy in the second century, and it is also known by the names of Chained Maiden, Persea, or Cepheis.
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+The Andromeda constellation is also home to various other deep sky objects.
+Andromeda is located outside the galactic plane, and it does not contain any clusters or nebulae of the Milky Way; it does contain other visible galaxies, though.
+The most famous of these galaxies is, of course, the Andromeda Galaxy, which gets its name from the large constellation.
+The constellation is best-known for the Andromeda Galaxy, which is one of the most famous objects in the sky that can be seen with the naked eye.
+[2]
+8 Larger Than The Milky Way
+In astronomy, a light-year is a commonly used unit to measure distance, but some astronomers prefer to use a unit called the parsec.
+When referring to something larger, they use kiloparsecs, which are equal to 1,000 parsecs, and megaparsecs, equal to one million parsecs.
+The Milky Way measures about 100,000 light-years or 30 kiloparsecs across.
+This may seem large, but it is rather small when compared to other galaxies.
+The Andromeda Galaxy has an approximate diameter of 220,000 light years, which is more than double of that of the Milky Way.
+It is the largest galaxy in the Local Cluster.
+If it were bright enough, the Andromeda Galaxy would appear larger than the Moon in the sky (as depicted above), even with it being much farther away.
+The galaxy is 9.5 trillion kilometers away from Earth, whereas the Moon is only 384,400 kilometers (238,900 mi) away—that should give you a better understanding of just how big the galaxy really is.
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+Solar Storm Will Strike Earth Tonight, ‘Weak Power Grid Fluctuations’ Possible
+
+The NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center forecasts an aurora could light up the sky above areas in the United State including Michigan and Maine.
+A solar storm, which occurred Monday, is expected to strike Earth tonight.
+On Monday, the sun spit out a slew of charged particles in a moderate solar flare.
+These particles are now making their way towards Earth.
+The planet’s magnetic field will block most of the particles, but some will make it into Earth’s atmosphere.
+The particles collect at the north and south poles and interact with atmospheric gases to create the aurora borealis or the Northern Lights.
+And some say this show could be quite spectacular.
+Solar flares have been known to cause power grid failures, but it looks like we’ll only get the light show this time.
+Although a grid failure is possible, it is unlikely.
+According to Seeker, the forecast calls for a high probability of a G-1 or “minor” storm, which could strengthen to a G-2 or “moderate” storm depending on how the stream of particles hit the Earth.
+Geomagnetic storms are ranked on a scale, with G at the bottom, R in the middle, and S as the most severe.
+Forecasts now say the particles will give our planet a glancing blow.
+Although this storm has been categorized as “G-1,” which means it is minor, it could still cause some havoc down on Earth.
+Solar flares and particle ejections are associated with sunspots — dark areas on the sun’s surface — that host intense magnetic activity.
+As the magnetic fields in a sunspot cross, NASA stated, this can cause a sudden energy explosion, also known as a solar flare.
+This sends radiation out into space, and that radiation can be hurled toward the Earth.
+G1-level storms, such as Monday’s, may affect migratory animals, and can cause “weak power grid fluctuations.” The barrage of particles may even have a minor impact on satellites.
+A gird failure would almost immediately fling the United States into a state of panic, and it’s always good to be prepared just in case.
+But it doesn’t look like there will be any serious damage to the power grid because of this storm as of right now.
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+A colossal Neptunian storm just vanished before our eyes
+
+You don’t have to look far for fresh news about Mars, Saturn, or Jupiter these days, but Neptune doesn’t always get the same kind of attention.
+The big frigid blue ball is the farthest planet from the Sun — since we don’t count Pluto as a planet anymore — and it hasn’t been studied with the same intensity of many of the others.
+Thankfully the Hubble Space Telescope hasn’t lost interest in the distant planet, because it just captured one of Neptunes massive storms losing steam as it roars across the planet.
+Storms on Neptune appear as giant dark ovals, a bit like Jupiter’s Great Red Spot.
+However, unlike Jupiter’s centuries-old storm, Neptune’s hurricane-like weather events only last a few years at a time before eventually dissipating.
+Of course, that’s not to say the storms are insignificant — many are large enough to swallow and entire continent here on Earth — so watching one breathe its dying gasps is still a special sight.
+The planet, which NASA says is the windiest in our Solar System, hosts regular storms which appear as large spots on its surface, but scientists are still at a loss as to how they actually occur.
+“We have no evidence of how these vortices are formed or how fast they rotate,” Agustín Sánchez-Lavega of the University of the Basque Country in Spain explains.
+“It is most likely that they arise from an instability in the sheared eastward and westward winds.”
+The observation of this particular storm dying out is significant because it’s the very first time one of Neptune’s storms has been observed in such a way.
+It also goes against everything that scientists thought they knew about how forms on Neptune live and die.
+“It looks like we’re capturing the demise of this dark vortex, and it’s different from what well-known studies led us to expect,” said Michael H. Wong of the University of California at Berkeley says.
+“Their dynamical simulations said that anticyclones under Neptune’s wind shear would probably drift toward the equator.
+We thought that once the vortex got too close to the equator, it would break up and perhaps create a spectacular outburst of cloud activity.”
+But this storm stayed its course, dying out in a horizontal path that didn’t bring it towards the Neptunian equator at all, forcing scientists to go back to the drawing board and come up with a new theory on the planet’s weather habits.
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+Austrian diocese blesses gay couples on Valentine’s Day, makes reference to Amoris Laetitia
+
+NewsCatholic Church, Homosexuality
+AUSTRIA, February 16, 2018 (LifeSiteNews) – The Diocese of Linz, Austria, invited homosexual couples to participate in the blessing of couples on St. Valentine's Day.
+The move comes in the wake of the recent debate over the German bishops' initiative to bless homosexual couples, as well as the controversy over Bishop Andreas Laun's own criticism of it.
+The diocese’s own media report makes a reference to Amoris Laetitia, as well as to Cardinal Reinhard Marx's recent initiative.
+The official diocesan newspaper, KirchenZeitung, announced on February 9 that in two different parishes in the Diocese of Linz homosexual couples were explicitly invited to receive a Church blessing on St. Valentine's Day.
+As is explained in the article:
+St. Valentine is known as the saint of friendship and of love.
+In many parishes and ecclesial institutions, it is already tradition to offer blessings of couples around the time of his feast day.
+People in homosexual relationships are welcome at the blessing ceremonies in Wels-St. Franziskus [Church] and in the Ursulinenkirche.
+Paul Stütz, the author of the article, explains that the blessing of couples “offers an occasion to express love.”
+“The blessing expresses that one is welcomed by one's partner and by God.” At the end of his article, he adds a link to another report about Cardinal Reinhard Marx's recent 3 February interview showing his openness to the idea of blessings of homosexual couples in individual cases as decided by a pastor.
+Stütz also quotes in the article itself Father Franz Harant, “a pastoral worker in the field of marriage and the family” at the Ursulinenkirche in Linz.
+Harant himself shows himself a supporter of blessings for homosexual couples, and he makes here an explicit reference to Amoris Laetitia.
+As Stütz reports:
+We give out that universally available blessing.
+There, we have nothing to forbid,” says Harant.
+He sees himself in this in union with Pope Francis who himself says in his magisterial document Amoris Laetitia that “each person, independent of his sexual orientation, is to be respected in his dignity and welcomed with respect.
+As the Austrian Catholic website Kath.net writes, Harant must be quoting here AL 250.
+Irmgard Lehner, the pastoral assistant of the Wels-St. Franziskus Church, the other of the two parishes that welcome homosexual couples, appreciates this blessing ritual for Valentine's Day, saying it has “an enormous power.” During the ceremony, couples come forward in church and receive a hand on their foreheads and a sign of the cross.
+“We thus stress the high value of relationships,” explains Lehner.
+As the KirchenZeitung journalist adds: “This offer can be accepted by lovers in all kinds of life situations – also by lesbians and homosexuals.” Lehner, who is herself a theologian, regrets that, so far, no homosexual couple has come for the blessing.
+“Here with us, everybody should feel welcome, just as he or she is.” The pastoral assistant adds that “God is love.
+There are no restrictions.”
+The Diocesan Working Group on Pastoral Care for Homosexuals (dahop) is rejoicing about such a welcome from a parish.
+The group says that it repeatedly receives requests from homosexual couples who wish to “receive a blessing in the frame of a liturgy.”
+The KirchenZeitung then quotes a commentary, saying:
+It would be good if a clear sign of openness and invitation would be made by many more pastoral workers [male and female], in order to give the clear signal that love between two persons with equal rights are wished by God and thus already blessed.
+Moreover, the above-quoted Franz Harant himself is the contact person of this Diocesan Working Group – also called “Rainbow Pastoral.” As can be seen on the website of dahop, the Diocese of Linz offers special liturgical services for homosexuals, called “Queer Church Services” (Queer-Gottesdienste) that take place in Harant's own parish.
+It is not clear whether these church services take place in a form of a Holy Mass.
+Similar blessings for homosexual couples are currently taking place, or are being considered, also in Gemany, some of them on the diocesan level, some of them on an individual level.
+As LifeSiteNews reported in January, the Diocese of Limburg is publicly discussing the establishment of a special liturgical rite for the blessing of homosexuals.
+Publicly presented by Johannes zu Eltz, a high-ranking priest of the diocese, his so-called Frankfurt proposal has the public support of the local bishop, Georg Bätzing.
+Additionally, the Austrian Catholic website Kath.net reports that there are two Catholics priests in two different German dioceses who publicly state now to have given many blessings to homosexual couples.
+Father Christoph Simonsen (Diocese of Aachen) says that he has blessed 50 couples in the last fifteen years; Father Siegfried Modenbach (Archdiocese of Paderborn) has blessed two homosexual couples in the last years.
+He also conducts church services for homosexuals.
+Kath.net subsequently contacted both Dioceses and requested information about these two priests.
+As an answer, they were told that the Diocese intends to talk with the concerned priests, but that this matter needs to be addressed among the German bishops in general, such as in the German Bishops' Conference.
+This moral turmoil in German dioceses has provoked concern and criticism among Catholics.
+Mathias von Gersdorff, German pro-life activist and book author, states on his own blog, the upcoming Spring Assembly of the German Bishops' Conference will become crucial in this matter.
+As he sees it, “the bishops of Germany who will meet next week for the Spring Assembly of the Bishops' Conference find themselves in a complicated situation,” where they will have to show their colors.
+They will either be in favor of the Catholic Church's teaching on sexuality and marriage and forbid such blessings, or “essentially accept them,” at least by “saying nothing.”
+He concludes:
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+Cardinal O’Malley will head revived Vatican abuse panel
+
+Cardinal Sean O’Malley has been reappointed as the head of a Vatican commission on child sex abuse, as Pope Francis on Saturday revived the panel in the wake of widespread condemnation last month of the pontiff’s defense of a Chilean bishop accused of witnessing and ignoring abuse.
+The Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors lapsed in December, when its members’ terms expired, prompting concerns that the advisory body could be disbanded.
+In addition to O’Malley’s return as the panel’s president, Pope Francis named seven returning members and nine new members representing countries around the world, including Brazil, the Netherlands, Ethiopia, and India, according to a statement from the Vatican.
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+Some members are themselves survivors of abuse, according to the statement, but they were not identified to protect their privacy.
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+O’Malley, the archbishop of Boston, said in the statement that the pope had “given much prayerful consideration” to the membership of the panel.
+“The newly appointed members will add to the Commission’s global perspective in the protection of minors and vulnerable adults,” he said.
+“The Holy Father has ensured continuity in the work of our Commission, which is to assist local churches throughout the world in their efforts to safeguard all children, young people, and vulnerable adults from harm.”
+Local survivors of abuse greeted the announcement warily, hopeful that there could be positive change in the church but saying the panel accomplished little under its first three-year mandate.
+“The objectives of the commission when it was first announced, when it was just getting started.
+.
+.
+were never fulfilled,” said Phil Saviano, an abuse survivor who founded the New England chapter of the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests.
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+Saviano said the commission is “a good idea,” and added, “I’m not particularly optimistic that much will get accomplished, but a commission is better than no commission.”
+Given his long experience witnessing the church’s inertia on the issue, Saviano said, he has set his expectations at rock bottom.
+“That’s kind of my attitude now: If I don’t expect the Catholic Church to do anything, then I won’t be too disappointed when they don’t do anything,” he continued.
+Jim Scanlan, another survivor, said “the timing of it is too perfect” given the controversy last month surrounding Pope Francis’s remarks that accused victims of a notorious Chilean pedophile priest, the Rev.
+Fernando Karadima, of “slander” against Bishop Juan Barros, who the victims say was complicit in a cover up.
+The pope said he had seen no proof of Barros’s guilt, but the Associated Press reported that O’Malley and other members of the commission had in 2015 hand-delivered to him an eight-page letter from a survivor that graphically detailed his abuse and said Barros and other clergy had witnessed him being fondled but had not intervened.
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+Scanlan said his reaction to hearing that Francis has revived the commission was “hopeful but cynical.” Like Saviano, he said the panel accomplished little in its first incarnation.
+“My expectation is it will probably have the same outcome, because the church is the church, and they do it for appearance, but they’re still going to go by their own rules,” he said.
+“I’ve seen little that has changed.”
+Scanlan said Pope Francis has given him hope for progress on some issues in the church, but on sexual abuse, he “continues to be blind to what the church has done.”
+Last month, O’Malley denounced the pope’s controversial defense of the Chilean bishop.
+Despite distancing himself from Pope Francis’s comments, O’Malley said that he has witnessed the pontiff’s genuine compassion for abuse victims.
+“The Pope’s statements that there is no place in the life of the Church for those who would abuse children and that we must adhere to zero tolerance for these crimes are genuine,” O’Malley said, “and they are his commitment.”
+Jeremy C. Fox can be reached at jeremy.fox@globe.com
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+Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban Calls For Global Anti-Migrant Alliance
+
+Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban who has been at the forefront in Europe in standing against illegal immigration and the invasion of Muslims into his country has called for a global alliance to stand against the migrant invasion.
+Viktor Orban, who openly professes the Reformed faith of Christianity, told an audience at the Royal Castle in Budapest, “Christianity is Europe’s last hope.”
+He continued by stating that mass immigration, especially from Africa, “our worst nightmares can come true.
+The West falls as it fails to see Europe being overrun.”
+Reuters reports:
+Hungarian leader Viktor Orban called on Sunday for a global alliance against migration as his right-wing populist Fidesz party began campaigning for an April 8 election in which it is expected to win a third consecutive landslide victory.
+Popular at home but increasingly at odds politically and economically with mainstream European Union peers, Orban has thrived on external controversy, including repeated clashes with Brussels and lately the United Nations.
+Those conflicts, mostly centered on migration since people fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East and Africa flooded into Europe in 2015, have intensified as the elections approach and Orban poses as a savior of Europe’s Christian nations.
+One thing to note is that Christianity is not Europe's "last hope," it's the world's "only hope."
+In speaking of the influx of Muslim migrants into Europe, Orban sees it as destroying the culture of Europe and referred to it as an “immigrant zone, a mixed population world that heads in a direction different from ours.”
+Orban then called out the traitors in the midst of Europe who want to push Hungary to accept Muslim invaders.
+“Absurd as it may sound the danger we face comes from the West, from politicians in Brussels, Berlin and Paris,” he told the crowd to applause.
+“Of course we will fight, and use ever stronger legal tools.
+The first is our ‘Stop Soros’ law.”
+Orban has seen the influence of George Soros and his organizations in Hungary and has openly criticized it and Soros, calling Soros a "public enemy."
+He also said that Soros has "ruined" millions of lives via his "mafia network."
+Reuters adds:
+Soros, for his part, compared Orban unfavorably to both the Nazis and the Communists, saying his rule evoked dark tones from the 1930’s — when Hungary was allied with Nazi Germany — and was more oppressive than Cold War Soviet occupation.
+Orban has tightened the screws on non-government organizations, particularly ones funded by Soros, and attempted to close a prominent Soros-founded university.
+Attributing to Soros a recent United Nations plan on creating a global blueprint to handle the migration crisis, Orban said he anticipated that powerful allies would help him prevent the U.N. from greasing the wheels of migration.
+“Soros has antagonized not only us but also England, President Trump and Israel too,” Orban said.
+“Everywhere he wants to get migration accepted.
+It won’t work.
+We are not alone and we will fight together … and we will succeed.”
+“We don’t think the fight is hopeless, on the contrary, we are winning,” Orban said.
+“The V4 is firm, Croatia has come around, Austria has turned in the patriotic direction, and in Bavaria the CSU has created a resistance.”
+The fight isn't hopeless for those whose hope is in the Lord and will stay the course.
+I wish Orban and those who support him success!
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+Pope Francis' sexual abuse commission, hit by resignations and criticism, gets a reboot
+
+Last week Pope Francis announced he was reviving a panel he created to advise the Vatican on how to handle sexual abuse by clergy.
+The issue has dogged the Roman Catholic Church in recent years, and critics have accused Francis and his two predecessors, John Paul II and Benedict XVI, of failing to aggressively weed out and punish predator priests.
+Here’s a look what drove the panel’s creation and what to expect in the future.
+What is Pope Francis’ commission on sexual abuse?
+Following criticism he was not focusing on halting child abuse within the church, Francis created the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors in March 2014, naming Cardinal Sean O’Malley, the archbishop of Boston, to run it.
+O’Malley was not only a member of the pope’s “G9” group of close advisors; he was also the man who sought to clean up the abuse scandal in Boston after the departure of his predecessor, Cardinal Bernard Law, whose shifting of predator priests to new posts was exposed by the Boston Globe and chronicled in the movie “Spotlight.”
+The revelations about Law, who died in December, emboldened abuse victims across the country and world, who began speaking up about the priests who had molested them.
+When he created the commission, Francis said: “The commission’s specific task is to propose to me the most opportune initiatives for protecting minors and vulnerable adults, in order that we may do everything possible to ensure that crimes such as those which have occurred are no longer repeated in the Church.”
+Why is it being renewed now?
+After the commission’s three-year mandate expired in December, Francis relaunched it on Feb. 17 with some members reappointed and nine new members added, some of whom are victims of abuse, although the Vatican declined to say which, opting to respect their privacy.
+O’Malley returns as chief.
+New members come from Australia, Brazil, Ethiopia, India, the Netherlands and Tonga, "reflecting the global reach of the church and the challenge of creating safeguarding structures in diverse cultural context,” the Vatican said.
+What did the first commission achieve?
+The Vatican has said it “worked with almost 200 dioceses and religious communities worldwide to raise awareness and to educate people on the need for safeguarding in our homes, parishes, schools, hospitals, and other institutions.”
+What didn’t it do?
+Commission members quickly realized they needed to go beyond raising awareness and deal with the bishops who quietly shift offenders to new dioceses when they are exposed as molesters and rapists.
+Even if church laws already existed to hold bishops accountable for their priests’ behavior, those strictures were not enough, O’Malley said in 2014.
+“There are, theoretically I guess, canons that could apply here, but obviously they have not been sufficient,” he said.
+The commission was behind Francis’ decision in 2015 to create a new tribunal to judge bishops caught covering up for abusive priests, and to fund it for five years.
+But amid myriad legal questions over what exact powers the court would have, it never got off the ground.
+In 2016, Francis officially killed the plan to create it, issuing a document that essentially called on using existing procedures to tackle the problem.
+Francis was also criticized when Australian Cardinal George Pell, whom he had brought to Rome to clean up Vatican finances, was forced to return to Australia last year to face charges of sexual assault.
+Any other problems?
+Commission members said bishops should call the police when they discovered predator priests, rather than phone the nearest religious retreat to “park” the priest out of harm’s way.
+But this simple message was hard to get across.
+It emerged that during a Vatican training course for new bishops in September 2015 a French priest informed bishops they had no obligation to report abuse to the police, forcing the commission to issue a strong statement saying bishops had every obligation to do so.
+Did commission members persevere?
+Not all of them.
+British member Peter Saunders, a former victim of priestly abuse, was ousted in 2016.
+He said the group was a toothless, paper-shuffling exercise.
+Irish member Marie Collins, another victim, resigned in March last year and said Vatican bureaucrats had refused to comply with the commission’s request — approved by the pope — to respond to all letters sent to the Vatican by abuse victims.
+Marie Collins, then a member of the pope's sex abuse commission, in 2015 hands a letter to Cardinal Sean O'Malley detailing the abuse suffered by Juan Carlos Cruz of Chile.
+Catherine Bonnet / Associated Press
+Was the pope listening to the commission?
+Possibly not.
+In 2015, Collins handed O’Malley a letter addressed to the pope from Juan Carlos Cruz, a Chilean abused as a boy by Chilean prelate Fernando Karadima, who was sentenced by the Vatican to a lifetime of penance in 2010.
+Cruz described how the abuse was witnessed and covered up by Juan Barros, a priest whose appointment as a bishop in 2015 prompted huge protests in Chile.
+The pope has stuck by Barros, dismissing the protesters as “lefties” and hugging Barros publicly during his visit to Chile last month.
+"I can't condemn [Barros] because I don't have evidence," he said on the plane back to Rome, suggesting he had ignored or never read the letter from Cruz.
+That was too much for O’Malley, who said Francis had caused "great pain” to victims.
+If Francis was not listening to the commission about Barros, whom was he listening to?
+Vatican watchers believe the pope was influenced by Chilean Cardinal Francisco Javier Errazuriz, a member of the G9 group who has backed Barros and reportedly helped block moves to make Cruz a member of the abuse commission.
+So is the pope intransigent on Barros?
+No.
+Something changed his mind after his Chilean trip, possibly the scale of the protest against Barros in the country.
+On Feb. 17, he sent a senior Vatican sex abuse investigator, Archbishop Charles Scicluna, to New York to interview Cruz, who now lives in Philadelphia.
+"For the first time I felt that someone is listening," Cruz said after the meeting.
+What happens next?
+“This should lead to Barros stepping down,” said Saunders, who is forming his own campaign group with Cruz and others to fight clerical abuse.
+The new papal commission will meanwhile hold its first meeting in April.
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+Brazilian arms dealer arrested in the United States
+
+RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazilian police say the man considered to be the country’s largest arms dealer has been arrested in the United States by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
+Inspector Fabricio Oliveira of Rio de Janeiro’s police department says Frederik Barbieri was arrested Saturday morning at his home in Florida.
+He did not know the specific location of Barbieri’s house and said that American authorities will provide details on the arrest next week.
+Oliveira said that police seized 60 AK-47, AR-10 and G3 rifles Barbieri had sent to Rio’s international airport last May to supply drug traffickers operating in Rio de Janeiro slums.
+He also said that the arms trafficking operation had been dismantled with Barbieri’s arrest.
+The Justice Ministry said in a brief statement issued Saturday that Barbieri’s extradition has been requested.
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+ICE arrests 145 in South and Central Texas during 7-day operation targeting criminal aliens
+
+SAN ANTONIO — Deportation officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) arrested 145 criminal aliens and immigration violators in South and Central Texas during a seven-day enforcement action, which ended Feb. 16.
+During this operation, ERO deportation officers made arrests in the following Texas cities and towns: Austin (45), San Antonio (41), Rio Grande Valley (37), Laredo (15) and Waco (7).
+Of the 145 arrested, 86 had criminal convictions; 39 were arrested based on previous immigration encounters, four of which have pending criminal charges; 20 had no prior immigration history or encounters, one has pending criminal charges.
+Of the total arrests 135 were men and 10 were women.
+They range in age from 18 to 62 years old.
+Aliens arrested during this operation are from the following countries: Mexico (128), Guatemala (7), El Salvador (1), Honduras (7), Peru (1) and Jordan (1).
+Most of the aliens targeted by ERO deportation officers during this operation had prior criminal histories that included convictions for the following crimes: indecency with a child, assault, deadly conduct, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, drug possession, drug trafficking, burglary, resisting arrest, firearms offense, alien smuggling, illegally entering the U.S., and driving under the influence (DUI).
+Sixty one of those arrested illegally re-entered the United States after having been previously deported, which is a felony.
+Depending on an alien’s criminality, an alien who re-enters the United States after having been previously deported commits a felony punishable by up to 20 years in federal prison, if convicted.
+Following are criminal summaries of three offenders arrested during this operation:
+Feb. 14 – A previously deported 42-year-old illegal alien from Mexico was arrested in Harlingen, Texas.
+He was convicted in 2011 of indecency with a child, a felony, and was sentenced to 10 years’ probation.
+He is currently facing federal criminal charges for illegally re-entering the United States after having been deported.
+He remains in U.S.
+Marshals custody pending the outcome of his criminal case.
+Feb. 15 – A 42- year-old illegal alien from Mexico was arrested in San Antonio.
+He was convicted in 2008 for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and sentenced to four months in federal prison.
+In October 2017, he was convicted for DUI and sentenced to 15 months in prison.
+He is currently in ICE custody pending removal.
+Feb. 13 – A previously deported 40-year-old illegal alien from Mexico was arrested in San Antonio.
+He was previously removed to Mexico in 2009 after he illegally entered the United States through Laredo, Texas.
+Sometime after 2009, he illegally re-entered the United States and was arrested at his residence where officers discovered six handguns in his possession.
+He is being prosecuted for re-entry after deportation, and illegal alien possessing a firearm.
+He remains in U.S.
+Marshals custody pending the outcome of his criminal case.
+“The results of this operation are a clear indication of ICE’s commitment regarding the role we play in keeping our communities safe by locating, arresting and ultimately removing at-large criminal aliens who pose a threat to public safety, and other immigration fugitives,” said Daniel Bible, field office director for ERO in San Antonio.
+“ICE’s leadership has made clear that ICE will no longer exempt classes or categories of removable aliens from potential enforcement.
+All of those in violation of the immigration laws may be subject to immigration arrest, detention and – if found removable by final order – removal from the United States.
+By effecting these immigration enforcement operations, the dedicated men and women of ICE help keep our communities safe.”
+All of the targets in this operation were amenable to arrest and removal under the U.S. Immigration and Nationality Act.
+ICE deportation officers carry out targeted enforcement operations daily nationwide as part of the agency’s ongoing efforts to protect the nation, uphold public safety, and protect the integrity of our immigration laws and border controls.
+During targeted enforcement operations, ICE officers frequently encounter other aliens illegally present in the United States.
+These aliens are evaluated on a case-by-case basis, and, when appropriate, they are arrested by ICE officers.
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+DOJ May Hit #Resistance Mayor Who Warned Illegal Criminals w/Obstruction of Justice
+
+ICE had already called out Oakland's radical leftist boss for helping criminals and endangering ICE personnel by tipping them off that a raid was coming.
+Her actions were quite clearly illegal, though she claimed that she had cleared her actions with lawyers beforehand, And now, a member of the #Resistance may actually end up fighting obstruction of justice charges.
+Thomas Homan, the acting director of ICE, slammed Mayor Schaaf, who on Saturday night released an unprecedented warning that ICE was about to begin arresting people.
+Schaaf said she issued the alert after receiving confidential tips from “credible sources,” and conferring with attorneys to make sure she wasn’t opening herself up to federal prosecution.
+The mayor’s move endangered ICE officers and alerted their targets, Homan asserted, “making clear that this reckless decision was based on her political agenda.” He said 864 “criminal aliens and public safety threats remain at large in the community, and I have to believe that some of them were able to elude us thanks to the mayor’s irresponsible decision.” Fox News, which was given a ride-along with ICE officers during the operation, reported that agency officials were asking the Department of Justice to investigate whether Schaaf broke any laws.
+Now the DOJ is looking into Schaaf.
+The Department of Justice is looking into whether Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf obstructed justice by warning Northern California residents of an impending raid by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
+The agency’s acting director, Thomas Homan, told “Fox & Friends” Wednesday morning that the DOJ is “reviewing” whether Schaaf broke any laws by telling her constituents ICE would be raiding the area in order to arrest people violating federal immigration laws.
+Schaaf, a Democrat, posted the warning to Twitter Saturday, writing that “multiple credible sources” told her the immigration agency was “preparing to conduct an operation in the Bay Area, including Oakland, starting as soon as” Sunday.
+“What she did is no better than a gang lookout yelling ‘police’ when a police cruiser comes in the neighborhood, except she did it to a whole community,” Homan told "Fox & Friends."
+"There's over 800 significant public safety threat criminals ... that we are unable to locate because of that warning, so that community's a lot less safe than it would've been."
+That's exactly it.
+And Dems have become honorary members of MS-13.
+And those who collaborate with illegal alien gang members should face the consequences.
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+ICE Arrests Over 150 in Bay Area
+
+Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested more than 150 illegals in the San Francisco Bay Area this week -- no thanks to the Democrat mayor of Oakland, who tried to warn the constituents of her sanctuary city of impending ICE raids.
+Fox News reports that “targeted immigration enforcement operations” resulted in the arrests, about half of which snared fugitives with convictions for assault and battery, crimes against children, weapons charges and DUI.
+One such fugitive is a documented gang member whose “accumulated criminal convictions in California... have resulted in more than 15 years of prison sentencings” and who had previously been removed by ICE four times.
+Many of the other arrested illegals had criminal convictions from Mexico and Guatemala throughout Northern California.
+The arrests came despite a press release tweeted by Libby Schaaf, the Democratic mayor of Oakland, which noted that “multiple credible sources” told her ICE would be conducting the raids in the Bay Area.
+This did not win her any friends among law enforcement.
+ICE Deputy Director Thomas Homan said in a statement Tuesday,
+The Oakland mayor’s decision to publicize her suspicions about ICE operations further increased that risk for my officers and alerted criminal aliens — making clear that this reckless decision was based on her political agenda.
+Unlike the politicians who attempt to undermine ICE’s critical mission, our officers will continue to fulfill their sworn duty to protect public safety.
+True to the left's support for criminality over law and order, Mayor Schaaf declared that she considered it her "duty" to warn criminal illegals in her area.
+Fox News notes that ICE officials are asking the Department of Justice to look into whether she broke any laws by doing so.
+ICE reports that 864 illegal immigrants with criminal convictions and other public safety threats "remain at large" in the area -- an indeterminate number of whom may have been tipped off by a Democrat mayor who betrayed the law-abiding citizens of Northern California.
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+Dem Congressman Corrects ADL's Claim That He Isn't Into Farrakhan
+
+The media has maintained a tight embargo on the release of the photo of Obama meeting with Nation of Islam hate group leader Louis Farrakhan at a Congressional Black Caucus meeting.
+Almost no national media outlet has covered the story.
+CNN only mentioned it when it embedded Jake Tapper's tweets about the support for Farrakhan by Women's March leaders.
+But Rep. Danny Davis had defended Farrakhan.
+Democratic Illinois Rep. Danny Davis defended Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan as an “outstanding human being” on Monday.
+Farrakhan’s history of racially extreme comments includes blaming Jews for the September 11 attacks, saying white people “deserve to die” and praising Adolf Hitler as a “very great man.” “I personally know [Farrakhan], I’ve been to his home, done meetings, participated in events with him,” Davis told TheDC.
+The JTA's awkward attempt to whitewash the newly revealed CBC anti-Semitism included a claim from the ADL that Rep. Davis had been misquoted.
+An ADL official told JTA on Friday that the group had reached out to Rep. Danny Davis, a Democrat, after an article in The Daily Caller said he lauded Farrakhan on Monday as “an outstanding human being.” Farrakhan has calledJews “the enemy of God and the enemy of the righteous,” and said Jews were responsible for the 9/11 terror attacks and the rise of the Ku Klux Klan in the 20th century.
+“The congressman was insistent that The Daily Caller misquoted him during the interview and that he didn’t subscribe to Farrakhan’s anti-Semitic statements and actions in the past,” the ADL official told JTA in a statement.
+“He expressed an interest in seeing some of the latest statements made by Farrakhan vis-a-vis Jews, which we promptly shared with him.” The official said the ADL had shared information with Davis about Farrakhan’s anti-Semitic statements, and that the organization was waiting to hear back from him.
+Now, Rep. Davis would really like to emphasize that the ADL is wrong and he loves Farrakhan.
+Democratic Illinois Rep. Danny Davis confirmed in an interview Sunday that he has a personal relationship with Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, a notorious anti-Semite, and said he isn’t bothered by Farrakhan’s position on “the Jewish question.” Farrakhan has repeatedly denounced Jews as “satanic,” praised Hitler as a “very great man” and has said that white people “deserve to die.” The congressman wasn’t sure why the ADL wrote that he had been misquoted in his praise for the anti-Semite, and said he wasn’t sure if someone from his office had told the ADL he was misquoted, he told The Daily Caller News Foundation on Sunday.
+“I think that was what they wanted to write.
+Nah, I don’t have no problems with Farrakhan, I don’t spend a whole lot of my time dealing with those kind of things,” Davis said.
+“That’s just one segment of what goes on in our world.
+The world is so much bigger than Farrakhan and the Jewish question and his position on that and so forth.
+For those heavy into it, that’s their thing, but it ain’t my thing,” he said
+The people who talk about the "Jewish question" are generally anti-Semites.
+Somehow I don't think a white congressman would get away with saying that he agrees with David Duke on the environment but isn't especially concerned about his racism.
+But black leaders have gotten away with playing that game with Farrakhan repeatedly.
+But the ADL and the JTA will whitewash this again.
+And if they can't whitewash this, they'll ignore it.
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+How Many Child Rapists Did a Sanctuary City Mayor Tip Off?
+
+The price of a sanctuary city for illegal aliens is paid in abused children.
+Just ask the abused children of Oakland.
+A sweep of Northern California by federal immigration officials this week, which was partly thwarted when the Oakland mayor sounded the alarm, nabbed a number of illegal immigrants convicted of a variety of serious and violent crimes.
+Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials announced this week that the four-day raid led to the arrest of 232 illegal immigrants in the San Francisco Bay Area.
+Of those 232, 180 “were either convicted criminals, had been issued a final order of removal and failed to depart the United States, or had been previously removed” from the country and had come back illegally.
+The arrests included 115 who "had prior felony convictions for serious or violent offenses, such as child sex crimes, weapons charges and assault, or had past convictions for significant or multiple misdemeanors."
+The numbers might have been greater, but for the intervention of Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf, who tweeted out a warning of the impending raid, tipping off others who might have been caught...
+"I did what I believe was right for my community as well as to protect public safety," Schaaf said Friday, according to NBC Bay Area.
+"People should be able to live without fear or panic and know their rights and responsibilities as well as their recourses."
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+Farrakhan Speech: 'Jews Are My Enemy,' 'White Folks Are Going Down'
+
+With the leftist media entirely focused on the push to ban AR-15s and repeal the Second Amendment, practically no one noticed Louis Farrakhan's Saviours’ Day 2018 Address in which he told an approving audience that "powerful Jews are my enemy," and "white folks are going down," according to The Washington Examiner.
+Farrakhan, of course, is the raging anti-Semite and race-monger who leads the Nation of Islam, the loony, militant, black nationalist organization whose mission is to throw off the yoke of the inferior white devil.
+This is the same Farrakhan with whom then-Sen. Barack Obama took a photo at a 2005 Congressional Black Caucus meeting, a photo that was subsequently suppressed in order to protect Obama's political future.
+“Jews were responsible for all of this filth and degenerate behavior that Hollywood is putting out, turning men into women and women into men,” Farrakhan said in his keynote speech.
+“White folks are going down.
+And Satan is going down.
+And Farrakhan, by God’s grace, has pulled a cover off of that Satanic Jew, and I’m here to say your time is up, your world is through."
+After Farrakhan's speech Sunday, CNN anchor Jake Tapper, among a few others, began tweeting out a few quotes from it, and declared that Farrakhan was more dangerous than other "alt-reich" leaders because he “has a much larger following and elected officials meet with him openly.” His Twitter thread begins here:
+Somehow the openly racist and anti-Semitic Farrakhan and his hateful organization have managed for decades to avoid being harshly denounced as such by the news media, which instead has spent the last two years attempting to smear Donald Trump as the new Hitler.
+For more on Farrakhan, check out his profile here at Discover the Networks, the Horowitz Freedom Center's resource site of the left.
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+Sanctuary City Mayor Protected Illegal Alien Mexican Rapist
+
+Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf claims to fight for women.
+Except when she's fighting for their rapists instead.
+A Democratic mayor’s warning to illegal immigrants of an incoming ICE raid in northern California may have led to a number of illegal immigrants with violent and sex-related convictions evading capture and deportation.
+Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf tweeted out an impending warning of the four-day raid last week, alerting targeted individuals to the imminent arrests, and infuriating Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials, who say that many more could have been caught if they hadn't been warned.
+A spokesperson for ICE gave Fox News examples of some of the unsavory characters who evaded officals during the raid.
+One Mexican citizen had convictions for unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor and a conviction for driving under the influence (DUI), and had been deported in 2003.
+Another who evaded capture had a conviction for sodomizing a drugged victim in 2012, as well as a DUI from this year -- that Mexican citizen had also been previously deported in 2013.
+Another illegal immigrant from Mexico, previously deported in 2014 for a conviction for armed robbery, also evaded capture.
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+Has Trump Opened the Door?
+
+Sagacious gun owners have always known that the ultimate goal of gun control extremists such as Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi, Dianne Feinstein, et al., has always been gun confiscation.
+The plan is not to “control” the private ownership of firearms; it is to PROHIBIT the private ownership of firearms.
+Enacting ever-encroaching gun control laws is simply an incremental means to the ultimate end of gun confiscation and prohibition.
+Donald Trump was elected on the promise of protecting the Second Amendment (among other things).
+Instead, he has become the poster boy for one of the most egregious gun control machinations of all: gun confiscation.
+As I reported in this column last week, in a bipartisan meeting with congressmen and senators recently, President Trump “voiced support for confiscating guns from certain individuals deemed to be dangerous, even if it violates due process rights.
+“‘I like taking the guns early, like in this crazy man’s case that just took place in Florida … to go to court would have taken a long time,’ Trump said at a meeting with lawmakers on school safety and gun violence.
+“‘Take the guns first, go through due process second,’ Trump said.
+“Trump was responding to comments from Vice President Pence that families and local law enforcement should have more tools to report potentially dangerous individuals with weapons.
+“‘Allow due process so no one’s rights are trampled, but the ability to go to court, obtain an order and then collect not only the firearms but any weapons,’ Pence said.
+“‘Or, Mike, take the firearms first, and then go to court,’ Trump responded.”
+See the column here:
+Florida School Massacre Proves Police Are Worthless In Protecting Us
+Well, Trump’s statements are now the rallying cry for gun grabbers all over America to enact gun confiscation laws.
+So far, five states have passed “red flag” laws that allow police agencies to confiscate guns from someone deemed to be “dangerous” by either a law enforcement officer or a family member BEFORE the individual has committed any crime, and in one State (Rhode Island) the governor issued an executive order implementing a “red flag” law.
+Here are the six states where the legislatures have already passed—or the governor has already issued an executive order implementing—“red flag” laws:
+California
+Connecticut
+Indiana
+Oregon
+Washington
+Rhode Island
+And since Trump’s Stalinist statements, there are at least 24 additional states that are currently considering passing “red flag” laws.
+These are:
+Alabama
+Alaska
+Arizona
+Delaware
+Florida
+Hawaii
+Illinois
+Iowa
+Kansas
+Kentucky
+Maryland
+Massachusetts
+Michigan
+Minnesota
+Missouri
+New Jersey
+New York
+North Carolina
+Ohio
+Pennsylvania
+Tennessee
+Utah
+Vermont
+Virginia
+And it’s not taking long for law enforcement agencies in the above states to begin their Naziesque assault on gun owners.
+This report is from Seattle:Doubtless, many other states are also considering passing “red flag” laws.
+“The city’s police department became the first law enforcement agency in the state to force the surrender of a firearm under a new law known as an ‘extreme risk protection order.’
+“The incident involves a man who lives in Belltown, who neighbors said had been intimidating people for the past year – even staring-down customers through store-front windows with a gun holstered at his side.
+“Mental illness is suspected, but that new law allowed police to legally disarm him.”
+“The man, who we are not naming, is also well known to the bars and restaurants below his unit along Second Ave.
+The volume of complaints convinced Seattle police to seek an extreme risk protection order – or ‘erpo’ – which allows law enforcement to legally remove guns from people deemed a danger to themselves or others.
+“In this case, the man refused to comply.
+Because of the new law, police were then able to return with a warrant and force the man to surrender the firearm.”
+“A few dozen erpos have been served and executed around the state, but Seattle police said they are the only agency so far to seize a gun because the owner refused to hand it over.
+“Law enforcement professionals said these specialized protection orders could be a common sense strategy to try and prevent mass shootings – such as what happened in Parkland, Florida.
+“‘There’s certainly a big concern of the connection between mental health and people exhibiting violent behavior and whether or not they should have access to firearms.
+The “erpos” give us that tool now as an option,’ said Sgt.
+Eric Pisconski, who leads the crisis response unit for the Seattle Police Department.
+“The confiscations only last a year, although they can be renewed.”
+See the report here:
+Seattle Police First In State To Seize Gun Under Mental Health Law
+A few observations are in order here:
+First, the open carry of a firearm is LEGAL in the area where this took place.
+So, the fellow was violating NO gun laws whatsoever.
+Plus, he never removed the pistol from its holster or brandished it in any way.
+Secondly, the man was “known” to nearby bars and restaurants near his place of residence.
+That means nothing.
+Known for what?
+The report doesn’t even say the man was known for acting weirdly or strangely.
+It just says he was “known.” And even if he did act weirdly or strangely, if we denied constitutional rights to everyone in that category, a majority of Americans would have no rights, and ALL of Congress would have no rights.
+Thirdly, what does “volume of complaints” mean?
+How many complaints were received over a YEAR’S time?
+Two?
+Five?
+Ten?
+People complaining about other people happens all of the time.
+Plus, if complaints had been received over the course of an entire year and police just now decided to act, the man must not have been considered much of a threat.
+Fourthly, there was NO report of the man “exhibiting violent behavior,” as the police sergeant claims.
+The report says “he had been intimidating people.” How?
+No specifics except to say he was “staring” at people.
+Wow!
+Run for your lives!
+Fifthly, a U.S. citizen who has committed NO CRIME is denied his Natural right of self-defense for a whole year.
+And the media report says the confiscations “only” last a year, with the caveat that they may be extended.
+Indeed.
+They could and very likely will be extended indefinitely.
+How many defenseless (unarmed) people are robbed, assaulted, accosted, beaten up, raped, wounded, paralyzed, or killed in a year’s time?
+It seems many politicians (and many police officers themselves) will not be content until every American citizen is totally defenseless and unable to protect him or herself.
+I tell you this with all seriousness: At some point, the American people will be forced to view these governmental attacks against our Second Amendment liberties as a declaration of war.
+Sixthly, the man quoted in the news story who had complained about the armed fellow did so because he said he didn’t like the sight of the man carrying a firearm, as it made him “afraid.”
+SO WHAT?
+That the mere sight of a law-abiding citizen openly carrying a sidearm would make someone “afraid” is not sufficient reason to deny the citizen his constitutional right to keep and “bear” arms.
+This “I’m offended” or “his gun scares me” complaint is nothing but cover for little Nazis to try and deny another person their Natural, God-given liberty.
+But under this new “red flag” law in Washington State, police are now able to confiscate a person’s firearm without the person committing ANY crime—or even threatening to commit a crime.
+Even when police forced the man to surrender his firearm, the man made no threatening gesture toward the officers.
+Gun confiscation has started in America—and President Trump’s Stalinist statements about taking guns first and worrying about due process later is the banner under which this is happening.
+When Trump promised to add “mental health” regulations to gun purchases and ownership, he opened Pandora’s Box.
+I go into the “mental health” trap in more detail in this column:
+Trump Set To Enact More Gun Control
+“Mental health” regulations for gun ownership is what extremist gun grabbers Schumer, Pelosi, Feinstein, et al., have been trying to accomplish for decades.
+Now, it is the “pro-gun” Republican President Donald Trump who is the one making it happen.
+Kris Kobach is the Secretary of State of Kansas.
+He is a former professor of constitutional law at UMKC Law School.
+He wrote an excellent analysis of the constitutional violations of these “red flag” laws:
+The seizure of guns without any hearing at all.
+The laws all contain an “ex parte” provision that allows the state to temporarily seize a person’s guns without even notifying the gun owner or giving him a chance to be heard.
+This is the quintessential denial of due process.
+The Fourth Amendment makes clear that a person cannot be denied of liberty (to exercise one’s constitutional right to bear arms) without due process of law.
+This confiscation is “temporary,” but it can easily lead to long-term or permanent confiscation.
+Based on the testimony of one unrelated person.
+The confiscation order can be based on the testimony of only one person claiming that the gun owner poses a risk to the safety of himself or others.
+The law deceptively says that it has to be the testimony of a “family member.” [Most of the “red flag” laws, such as the one in Washington State, do not limit who can claim the gun owner poses a risk to the safety of himself or others to family members.]
+But “family member” is defined to include “former dating partners” and anyone who has ever lived with the defendant.
+So a jilted former boyfriend or girlfriend, or even a roommate from years ago, could easily set in motion the disarming of a lawful gun owner.
+Using a very low standard of proof.
+The standard for obtaining an ex parte order against a gun owner is absurdly low – one need only show “reasonable cause” to believe that the person may pose a risk.
+That’s even lower than the “probable cause” standard for obtaining a search warrant.
+In addition, the judge is forced to rush his decision and issue the confiscation order on the same day of the ex parte hearing.
+Within two weeks of the ex parte hearing, a hearing with the gun owner present must occur; the purpose is to put in place a long-term confiscation order.
+But even at that hearing, the standard of proof is far below the “beyond a reasonable doubt” standard used in criminal trials.
+Rather, it need only be shown by “a preponderance of evidence” that the person poses a risk of injury to self or others.
+What kind of evidence?
+Things like the “reckless storage” of firearms and drinking habits can be considered.
+If you keep a handgun in the bedside table and drink beer regularly, you may [be] in trouble.
+Shifting the burden of proof to the gun owner.
+The long-term confiscation order lasts up to a year, but may be renewed indefinitely.
+Once it is in place, it becomes very difficult to remove.
+To have the confiscation order lifted, the gun owner must provehe does not pose a threat to himself or others.
+Proving a negative is nearly impossible.
+Adding insult to injury, the bill even authorizes local law enforcement to charge the gun owner a storage fee for confiscating and storing his guns.
+After the Parkland school shooting, had Donald Trump simply used his bully pulpit to promote arming teachers and school employees as a deterrent and defense against these school shootings without calling for more gun control, it would have been a HUGE boost for the Second Amendment in general and school safety in particular.
+Instead, Trump fell in with anti-Second Amendment liberals and started calling for more gun control, adding “mental health” restrictions to gun purchases and making his stupid Stalinist statements about taking guns first and worrying about due process later.
+As a result, anti-gun liberals all over the country are using Trump’s own words and proposed gun control policies as a rallying cry to enact gun confiscation laws.
+As it stands right now, Donald Trump has opened the door for more damage being done to the Second Amendment than any other president, Democrat or Republican, in our lifetime.
+Freedomists in the 50 states had better keep a close eye on their State legislatures this year and next, because, thanks to Donald Trump, gun confiscation is going to be on the agenda in virtually every single State in the country.
+And while you are at it, don’t overlook the federal Congress.
+No wonder Dianne Feinstein looked so deliriously (and devilishly) happy when Trump uttered his stupid comment about gun confiscation and said he wanted to bring an assault weapons ban (Feinstein’s bill) into proposed gun control legislation.
+See the video here:
+Watch Dianne Feinstein Erupt With Glee After Trump Seems To Endorse Her Assault Weapons Ban
+But if you are a freedom-loving American who values your liberties and the God-given right to defend them, happy is NOT what you should be feeling right now.
+You should be OUTRAGED at Donald Trump, and you should be absolutely determined to be ever vigilant against ANY attempt from Democrats or Republicans from federal, State, or municipal government to enact further restrictions against your right to keep and bear arms—because Trump has opened the door not only for more gun control but also for gun confiscation.
+P.S.
+One more time I want to remind readers that self-defense—including defense against tyrannical government—is more than a right guaranteed in the Second Amendment to our Constitution; it is a duty assigned us in Nature by our Creator.
+For anyone, especially a Christian, to willingly surrender their means of self-defense is not only a crime against liberty; it is a sin against God.
+I urge my Christian friends (and anyone else) to read the book my constitutional attorney son and I wrote entitled “To Keep or Not To Keep: Why Christians Should Not Give Up Their Guns.”
+Mark it down: Any law demanding the citizenry to surrender their AR-15 rifles would be unconstitutional, unnatural, and unbiblical.
+And NO Christian or other free man should ever comply with such a law.
+I know that there is a plethora of pastors who teach that Christians ought to obey the government should it outlaw our guns.
+THEY ARE WRONG.
+They are wrong biblically, constitutionally, and morally.
+Our book shows the Natural and Biblical duty of self-defense.
+I don’t know of another book like it.
+With all that is happening today, it is CRUCIAL that people (especially Christians) become familiar with the truths contained in this book.
+I urge you to order one for yourself and one (at least) for your friends and kinfolk.
+Reprinted with permission from Chuck Baldwin.
+The Best of Chuck Baldwin
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+J Street "Kapos" May Un-Endorse Dem Rep Over "Jewish Question"
+
+Anti-Israel activist group J Street was very outraged when its leaders were described as "Kapos".
+The comparison of the Soros funded group that has stood with Hamas over Israel with Jews who were forced to collaborate with the Nazis during the Holocaust was indeed insulting.
+To Kapos.
+Jews under Nazi rule may have been forced to collaborate.
+No one forced J Street to collaborate with anti-Semites.
+And here's J Street trying to decide whether to stop endorsing a Democrat who pals around with Farrakhan and defended him by mentioning the "Jewish question."
+Democratic Illinois Rep. Danny Davis defended Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan as an “outstanding human being” on Monday.
+Farrakhan’s history of racially extreme comments includes blaming Jews for the September 11 attacks, saying white people “deserve to die” and praising Adolf Hitler as a “very great man.” “I personally know [Farrakhan], I’ve been to his home, done meetings, participated in events with him,” Davis told TheDC.
+The congressman wasn’t sure why the ADL wrote that he had been misquoted in his praise for the anti-Semite, and said he wasn’t sure if someone from his office had told the ADL he was misquoted, he told The Daily Caller News Foundation on Sunday.
+“I think that was what they wanted to write.
+Nah, I don’t have no problems with Farrakhan, I don’t spend a whole lot of my time dealing with those kind of things,” Davis said.
+“That’s just one segment of what goes on in our world.
+The world is so much bigger than Farrakhan and the Jewish question and his position on that and so forth.
+For those heavy into it, that’s their thing, but it ain’t my thing,” he said
+The "Jewish Question" is a term generally used by anti-Semites today.
+But J Street is stuck with its own Jewish Question.
+How much anti-Semitism is too much even for it.
+Left-wing advocacy group J Street said it is re-evaluating its endorsement of a congressman who praised Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan.
+JStreetPAC, the arm of the NGO that funds and endorses candidates, currently lists Rep. Danny Davis, an Illinois Democrat from the virulently anti-Semitic Farrakhan’s home base of Chicago, as a candidate it supports.
+The endorsement, first reported in the Forward, calls Davis “a longtime supporter of Israel and a two-state solution.”
+In J Street's home dimension of Oceania, supporter of Israel means Farrakhan supporter.
+“We take anti-Semitism quite seriously,” J Street’s statement read.
+“We are currently in conversation with Representative Davis’ office about this issue.
+We will get back to you shortly with a more extensive response.”
+So seriously that J Street can't decide what to do about a politician who defends a Hitler-lover and raises the Jewish Question.
+That's serious all right.
+Seriously Kapo.
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+3rd Highest Ranked Dem Civil Rights Hero Appeared w/Farrakhan, Won't Condemn
+
+The media's Farrakhan embargo is collapsing.
+And that's due to the hard work of committed conservative journalists who stayed on this story, especially at the Daily Caller, which got the Rep. Davis quotes, twice.
+Some credit also goes to Jake Tapper at CNN and Glenn Kessler at the Washington Post for a willingness to discuss the subject even when their media outlets didn't want to.
+The debate over the ties between Women's March leaders and Farrakhan made into a debate on the View.
+And that debate involved none other than Valerie Jarrett.
+The New York Times has now run its own explainer piece on Farrakhan and the Dems which mentions the infamous Obama-Farrakhan photo.
+There's also a quote from an Obama spokeswoman claiming that, “President Obama has denounced racism and anti-Semitism his entire life.
+That includes his public and repeated repudiations of Louis Farrakhan’s views over the years.
+Today is no different – he still rejects the harmful and divisive views Farrakhan continues to espouse.”
+That fails to explain why he met with him.
+And maybe one of these days someone will ask him that question.
+And then Obama can give a new remix of his Wright speech.
+"I can no more disavow Calypso Louie than I can my dead white grandmother."
+Rep. Danny Davis, after defending Farrakhan, now has a statement condemning him.
+But we've seen that before.
+So it likely doesn't represent his views.
+After a previous statement, Rep. Davis made an infamous comment about the "Jewish question".
+So it probably still isn't over.
+The statement though is full of conspiracy theories and blames everyone else for Davis' behavior except him.
+And now on to "civil rights hero" (TM) Rep. Clyburn.
+South Carolina Rep. James Clyburn attended a 2011 event with Farrakhan and shared the stage with him, even after Jewish groups voiced their opposition to Clyburn attending the event.
+Clyburn told the Final Call, a Nation of Islam publication, that he was “not bothered in the least bit” by criticisms of his attendance at the event.
+As the assistant Democratic leader, Clyburn is the third-highest ranked Democrat in the House.
+He declined to condemn Farrakhan in a statement released to The Daily Caller News Foundation on Thursday.
+“I have fought all my life to advance the cause of social justice and equality, and I have always opposed bigotry in all its forms,” Clyburn said in the statement.
+His office declined repeated inquiries regarding whether the congressman is willing to condemn Farrakhan, and whether he stood by his decision in 2011 to shrug off criticisms of Farrakhan.
+Clyburn is now the eighth House Democrat to have direct ties to Farrakhan.
+The Republican Jewish Coalition has already called on the seven other Democrats to resign over their ties to Farrakhan.
+Obviously not going to happen.
+But the story is breaking through the embargo.
+We're starting to have that "national dialogue" about racism that the left keeps wanting us to have.
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+UK Bans Free Speech Activists While Admitting Numerous Preachers Of Jihad Violence, Hatred & Sharia
+
+The banning of free speech activists Martin Sellner and Brittany Pettibone from the UK is just the latest of many, many examples of how the British government bans foes of jihad terror while admitting its proponents.
+Pamela Geller and I are banned from entering the country for the crime of telling the truth about Islam and jihad.
+According to Breitbart, “Sellner, who described the detention centre as looking akin to a typical American prison, said he was told by authorities that his speaking at Hyde Park could cause violence and disrupt community cohesion.”
+That’s just what they claimed about Pamela Geller and me: that our visit could cause violence and disrupt community cohesion.
+But we, of course, have never advocated or approved of any violence.
+The UK Home Office meant that our visit could cause violence from Muslims.
+They were bowing to jihadist intimidation.
+Meanwhile, Britain has a steadily lengthening record of admitting jihad preachers without a moment of hesitation.
+Syed Muzaffar Shah Qadri’s preaching of hatred and jihad violence was so hardline that he was banned from preaching in Pakistan, but the UK Home Office welcomed him into Britain.
+The UK Home Office also admitted Shaykh Hamza Sodagar into the country, despite the fact that he has said: “If there’s homosexual men, the punishment is one of five things.
+One – the easiest one maybe – chop their head off, that’s the easiest.
+Second – burn them to death.
+Third – throw ’em off a cliff.
+Fourth – tear down a wall on them so they die under that.
+Fifth – a combination of the above.”
+Theresa May’s relentlessly appeasement-minded government also admitted two jihad preachers who had praised the murderer of a foe of Pakistan’s blasphemy laws.
+One of them was welcomed by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
+Nor does the UK admit only preachers of jihad terror.
+It admits jihad terrorists as well, even when it knows they are jihad terrorists.
+The Muslim migrant teen who bombed the London Tube told border officials that he was trained by ISIS, but was admitted anyway.
+Meanwhile, the UK banned three bishops from areas of Iraq and Syria where Christians are persecuted from entering the country.
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Et Tu, Benedict?
+(Some Final Thoughts on Joseph Ratzinger)
+
+Recently an editor of a “conservative” Catholic magazine asked me if I would be interested in contributing a piece about the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI, five years on.
+I declined, telling him that I was morally certain that anything I had to say about it would not be in keeping with his editorial policies.
+It’s been five years, and I’ve noticed that there are a lot fewer people talking about what a “courageous” act it was to give up the pontificate.
+The consequences of that act have been so outlandish – even for people who are mostly OK with Francis – that very few people are still willing to make polite noises about it.
+Editor's Note: In a March 11th letter signed by Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI and addressed to Msgr.
+Dario Vigano, prefect of the Secretariat for Communications, the former pope reportedly offers an impassioned defense of Pope Francis against the claim that he lacks theological and philosophical formation.
+In no uncertain terms, this letter, bearing Benedict's signature, affirms that “there is an internal continuity between the two pontificates.” Whether Benedict actually wrote this letter or not, it gives rise to a number of grave questions that need to be answered rather urgently before history closes the book on this commedia diabolica.
+Our thanks to Remnant columnist, Hilary White, for addressing the most pertinent of these here below.
+MJM
+In fact, five years after the resignation of Pope Benedict the Catholic faithful mostly want to know why; why would a pope – a man with decades of up-close-and-personal experience of the “filth” in the Curia and throughout the church – suddenly just decide to quit?
+Why would he choose to walk away knowing that his task was not completed?
+At the time and since then, particularly in light of what has been happening, it seems one of the most bizarre aspects of this whole bizarre situation that the reasons offered have been so trivial, so inappropriately, so disproportionately petty.
+These absurd responses to serious questions of grave import have raised the inescapable suspicion that Benedict simply did not take the papacy as seriously as the rest of us did.
+We cannot help but wonder if these trivialised responses reveal some deep flaw that we had never suspected before.
+Could we have been wrong about him?
+And if so, could we have been this wrong?
+For reasons, all we heard at the time was, essentially, “I’m tired.” There was some implication that he didn’t feel up to international travel anymore, so couldn’t make it to World Youth Day and similar events.
+The trivialising of the resignation seemed to go hand in hand with the modern concept of the pope-as-pop-star, something we had thought Benedict was too serious a man, too serious a Catholic, to believe himself.
+Of all people, we had assumed that Benedict XVI took the papacy seriously.
+And since then, as all the poisons that had been lurking for fifty years in the NewChurch mud are busily hatching out, many Catholics want to know why we hear nothing from him?
+This man whom we had believed a “champion of orthodoxy,” whom we thought we knew.
+Error, even heresy and blasphemy are pouring daily out of the mouth of his successor, who has, literally, turned the Vatican into a den of thieves, and we hear nothing but the occasional, carefully worded statement on how fine everything is.
+How content he is with his decision and how happy with his current life.
+After three years of systematic dismantling of everything he had attempted to do in his pontificate, we got this from an apparently utterly insouciant Ratzinger, addressed to Francis: “Your goodness is my home and the place where I feel safe.” Everyone who had ever read anything he had written were amazed he was capable of producing such maudlin drivel, but the video doesn’t lie:
+So strange was this new tone that speculation started circulating that he was under some kind of external compulsion, not free to speak his mind.
+But this is not what we see.
+There he is, manifestly happy and reading it out loud.
+“Perhaps it was written for him.” Well, why repeat it then?
+Why, if he has any qualms, allow himself to be trotted out on such occasions, to read this blatant propaganda?
+If it is a deception, why participate in it?
+In fact, all the hopeful commenters on blogs and other social media who keep telling me how much they “miss” him have failed to respect him in one way; they won’t take him at his word.
+Some insist that his resignation was under some sort of coercion and so isn’t valid.
+But we have repeatedly heard from him that he was under no constraint, that he had resigned freely.
+And indeed, far from being an isolated “prisoner of the Vatican,” Benedict has received many guests all of whom report that, though frail, he appears content and never utters a word of criticism.
+We have yet to hear any report of any notes begging for rescue hidden under a lunch table placemat.
+There’s no doubt that this is an extremely strange and frankly fishy situation; something doesn’t add up, it’s true.
+All the questions have gone ignored, or have received frivolous, jokey responses:
+Why did you resign?
+Ratzinger: “I was a bit tired and didn’t feel up to partying with the kids at World Youth Day.”
+If you’re not pope, why do you still wear the white?
+Ratzinger: “Oh, there wasn’t a black cassock that fit me.”
+Why do you continue to call yourself Benedict XVI if you are no longer pope?
+Ratzinger: “Well, I’m an ‘emeritus,’ you see…”
+And where did this “emeritus” business come from?
+Does it have any precedent in Catholic history?
+What does it mean canonically and doctrinally?
+Ratzinger: “…”
+What was all that rubbish from Ganswein about there being a divided “munus” – with an active member and a “contemplative member”?
+Doesn’t that just mean there are two popes now?
+Ratzinger: “…”
+And perhaps most agonising of all: “How can you just sit there smiling, issuing bland platitudinous nonsense, while this lunatic drives the sheep off a cliff?”
+A few days ago, my friend Steve Skojec, of the traditionalist/restorationist website One Peter Five, summed up the consternation of those of us who still feel a lingering affection for (the man we used to call) Pope Benedict.
+Steve summons up in this brief post all the anger and all the crushing disappointment most of us probably still feel reluctant to express out loud:
+Five years ago today, Pope Benedict XVI abdicated the papacy.
+And through the abandonment of his duty to shepherd the Church, he made way for the worst papacy of all time – one he steadfastly refuses to oppose in word, deed, or even the subtlest gesture.
+You may love him for various reasons, you may miss him by contrast, but you may not excuse the responsibility he has.
+He walked away from his family, leaving the door open to an abusive stepfather, and he watches his children beaten and led astray not just in silence, but in apparent contentment.
+And still, he was the best of the post-conciliar popes, which is why he’s the only one who won’t be canonized.
+Who is the real Joseph Ratzinger?
+I have had long-time Vatican watchers say to me, more than once, “Maybe it’s really just that he wasn’t who we thought he was.” I suspect there is a lot more to this than most people might imagine.
+I think we made the mistake of believing the press.
+We were delighted that the bitterly anti-Catholic media hated and feared him.
+We failed to recall that they know nothing at all about Catholicism.
+What the papers never told us was that as a young priest and theologian Joseph Ratzinger was known as a “progressive,” as the term was understood in 1962.
+This reputation was cemented during his work as the peritus, the theological advisor, of one of the Council’s most influential of the bishops of the progressive camp, Cardinal Josef Frings of Cologne.
+Frings’ claim to fame in that great drama was a speech criticising the CDF – and its prefect Cardinal Alfredo Ottaviani – for the “conservatism” in the “schema,” the documents prepared by the CDF for guiding the bishops’ discussions.
+After this speech, there was an uprising among the bishops of the preparatory committee who demanded that the schema – that had taken years to develop – be abandoned.
+This was done, over Ottaviani’s futile objections, and new documents were rapidly cobbled together by a coalition of German and French “progressives” who rejoiced that they had, in effect, seized control of the Council from that moment, before it had even started.
+It has since been revealed that it was Joseph Ratzinger – the maverick “progressive” academic theologian Frings had brought to Rome as his secretary – who wrote that speech.
+Cardinal Henri de Lubac, writing in 1985, recalling that drama, said:
+“Joseph Ratzinger, an expert at the Council, was also the private secretary of Card.
+Frings, Archbishop of Cologne.
+Blind, the old Cardinal largely utilized his secretary to write his interventions.
+Now then, one of these interventions became memorable: it was a radical criticism of the methods of the Holy Office.
+Despite a reply by Card.
+Ottaviani, Frings sustained his critique.
+
+“It is not an exaggeration to say that on that day the old Holy Office, as it presented itself then, was destroyed by Ratzinger in union with his Archbishop.
+
+“Card.
+Seper, a man full of goodness, intiated the renovation.
+Ratzinger, who did not change, continues it.”
+Ratzinger’s reputation as a “progressive” is not based on one incident, nor was it restricted to his early work.
+It went unnoticed in the shouting over his running of CDF, that he had written in 1982, a call for the Church “never to return” to the Syllabus of Errors of Pius IX.
+In his book Principles of Catholic Theology, Ratzinger proposed the question, “Should the Council be revoked?” and in response recommended the “razing of the bastions” of the Catholic Church in relation to the modern world:
+The duty is, therefore, not to suppress the Council, but to discover the real Council and delve deep into what it truly wants with regard to what has happened since then.
+
+This implies that there is no possible return to the Syllabus, which could well have been a first step in the combat against Liberalism and the nascent Marxism, but which cannot be the last word.
+Neither embraces nor the ghetto can resolve the problem of [relations with] the modern world for the Christian.
+Hence, the 'razing of the bastions' that Hans Urs von Balthasar called for already in 1952 was in effect an urgent duty.
+It was necessary for her [the Church] to raze the old bastions and confide only in the protection of the faith, the power of the word that is her unique, true, and permanent strength.
+But to raze the bastions cannot signify that she no longer has anything to protect, or that she can live owing to different forces than those that engendered her: the water and the blood that poured from the open side of her crucified Lord.
+His was the thesis – a mainstay of “conservative” ideology – that the “real” Council, if only implemented properly, would be the salvation of the Church and the world, a theme he never left.
+How ironic it must have seemed to those who remembered this history that Ratzinger would himself be given the office he had “destroyed” and would gain the media-generated reputation as an “arch-conservative”.
+And it starts to suggest an answer, or at least a line of inquiry, about why so little was actually accomplished in his long tenure.
+With the “arch-conservative” “Rottweiler” Ratzinger in CDF, why do we have the situation we have today?
+What did he do to stop the explosion of neo-modernism – that burned like an unchecked wildfire throughout the Catholic world through the reign of John Paul II?
+What did “silencing” by Ratzinger’s CDF do to stop Hans Kung becoming a celebrity “priest-theologian,” courted by the media for his loathing of Catholicism?
+Kung, who was never removed from the priesthood despite his manifest heresy?
+Can we think of any other names who were corrected even to this degree?
+Precious few.
+But we can certainly think of many, many who spent their lives and vocations blatantly denying and undermining the Catholic Faith – academic theologians, religious, priests, bishops and cardinals around the world – with never a peep of protest from Rome.
+Moreover, the scandalous pack of frauds we currently have in the episcopate is entirely the product of the “arch-conservative” John Paul II and the “Rottweiler” Benedict XVI pontificates.
+Why did we think that Ratzinger, in this crucial role of CDF prefect, was a bulwark of orthodoxy?
+Is it simply that we have moved so far away from the ancient Faith that we no longer have a realistic notion of the Faith ourselves to make a comparison, to make an objective judgement?
+The “progressive” destroyer of Ottaviani inheriting his office and the epithet “arch-conservative”…
+Indeed, Ratzinger himself maintained that he had never changed his theological opinions.
+He was to say that it was his old academic colleagues like Kung and Kasper who had moved further to the ideological “left” after the 1960s while he stayed in place.
+Perhaps now, as an answer that fits our apparently contradictory puzzle pieces, we can finally accept his word on this.
+Perhaps the world of Catholic academic theology had become so corrupted that a man called “progressive” in 1963, but whose ideas remained the same, would look like a “champion of traditional Catholic orthodoxy” by 2005.
+Is this why he resigned?
+Is it simply that his conception of the Church, of the papacy, was never what Catholics believed about it?
+Perhaps a hint at the answer comes from La Stampa in 2015 which published some of the memoirs of Silvano Fausti, SJ, who had been confessor and spiritual guide of Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini, the godfather of the “liberal” European Catholic Church, and alleged leader of the “Sankt Gallen Mafia” that Cardinal Danneels admitted conspired for years against Pope Benedict.
+Fausti said that Benedict met with Martini at the bishops’ palace of Milan in June 2012.
+Martini, Fausti said, urged Benedict to resign the papacy.
+Apparently at the time of his election in 2005, Martini had said it would be his main task to reform the Curia.
+By 2012, this had proved impossible.
+Why would Benedict take advice from a man like Martini – the “godfather” of the “liberal wing” of European Catholicism?
+I think the question would not even occur to a man like Ratzinger.
+They were esteemed academic colleagues.
+They were brothers of the episcopate.
+They were members of the club.
+Any appearance of ideological division between them was, in essence, a product of the media narrative.
+Why wouldn’t the pope take the advice of his most respected and senior cardinal?
+Why is Walter Kasper a cardinal?
+One of the most prominent of those puzzle pieces is the apparent inability of these “conservative” prelates, to detect, let alone effectively oppose, these brazen enemies of the Faith within the episcopate and College of Cardinals.
+It beggars belief of ordinary people that, after so many years of hearing and reading them, Ratzinger would remain on such friendly terms with men like Walter Kasper and Carlo Maria Martini, the alleged brains of the Sankt Gallen Mafia.
+When, at his very first Angelus address in 2013, Pope Francis told the crowd how much he loved the writing of Walter Kasper, quite a lot of us who had spent many years watching the Vatican started understanding where we were all headed with the new pope.
+Jorge Bergoglio might have been unknown to the larger Catholic world, but Walter Kasper was a celebrity heretic, the media-savvy frontman for the “ultra-liberal” “wing” of the post-Vatican II Church.
+In an article on the cardinal’s life’s work, Thomas Jansen, the editor-in-chief of Katholisch.de, recently noted that Walter Kasper could not possibly have done the damage he has without the direct assistance of both John Paul II and Pope Benedict.
+The monstrous debacle of Amoris Laetitia is as much Kasper’s work as Bergoglio’s.
+This is a man who has, for 40 years, never troubled to hide his heterodox opinions and has devoted much of his life to a campaign to bring about precisely this outcome.
+Jansen points out that Kasper had already tried to bring out the same proposal for Communion for divorced and remarried in 1993, together with Karl Lehmann, another “Sankt Gallen” member.
+This was stopped by Ratzinger and the CDF.
+But that raises the next question; if Ratzinger knew so well what kind of creature Kasper was, why wasn’t the next step to pitch him out of the episcopate on his ear?
+Why was he not – at the very least – given the same “silencing” treatment as Kung?
+Kasper has recently gone to the media again to complain of being called a heretic.
+But it’s a simple truth: he’s a heretic.
+Everyone knows he’s a heretic because we have heard him trumpeting in his blatant heresies from every rooftop he could find for decades.
+After openly working against the Faith, instead of being demoted, silenced, laicised and/or excommunicated, John Paul II made him a cardinal.
+Remember that his scheme to Amoris-Latitia-ize the Church was stopped by Ratzinger’s CDF in 1993.
+But he was not demoted, reprimanded or corrected in any way.
+Nor was he removed from places of influence.
+Far from it.
+In 1994 Kasper was inserted into the Vatican Curia by being named co-chair of the International Commission for Lutheran-Catholic Dialogue.
+In 1999, he made another step up, being appointed secretary of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, the “ecumenical” office where his manifest religious indifferentism could be given free reign.
+In 2001, he was made a Cardinal-deacon with the awesome responsibility of voting in a Conclave.
+Then Benedict allowed him to remain a cardinal.
+And, as if to add a finishing touch to the poisoned cake that is Ratzinger’s involvement in the creation of the New Catholic Paradigm, Benedict is now being said to have deliberately timed his resignation in order to allow his old academic colleague to participate in the 2013 Conclave.
+As Jansen pointed out, and Maike Hickson quoted in a piece for One Peter Five,
+Cardinal Kasper barely even made it into the last conclave, because he had just turned 80 years of age.
+But since the date of the death (or abdication, as it was the case in 2013) of the pope is decisive, he was still able to attend and vote in that election.
+(As some observers noted, it was a generous gesture toward Cardinal Kasper that Pope Benedict XVI had decided to retire in due time.)
+Excuse me Maike, but I don’t think this is a parenthetical issue.
+Is it any wonder that so many Catholics have become disaffected?
+Cardinal Ratzinger, Pope “Emeritus” Benedict – whatever you want to call yourself – I have one question that I would really like you to answer: Why is this man still a cardinal?
+Why is he still a bishop?
+Why is he still allowed to call himself a “Catholic theologian”?
+Why did you, apparently deliberately, ensure that he was able to enter the Conclave to decide who your successor was going to be?
+Doesn’t anyone else want to know this?
+Don’t we all want to know why Hans Kung is still a priest?
+Why was Cardinal Mahony allowed to retire in good standing?
+Why a man like Weakland, the active homosexual who paid off his ex-lover, was not excommunicated?
+What are the names we all remember, just off the top of our heads?
+My own bishop in Victoria, the occultist Remi de Roo, Seattle’s Raymond Hunthausen, Miami’s Favalora, Rochester’s Matthew Clark, Derek Worlock of Liverpool… I sometimes wonder how long that list is going to be when this is all over.
+For fifty years Catholics have wanted to know why nothing was ever done, as these wolves in the episcopate were allowed, year after year to continue attacking the Church.
+Why have we so often seen these men – compromised intellectually and morally – elevated to superior rank, despite the incredible brazenness of their hatred of the Catholic Faith?
+The end of “Big Umbrella Catholicism”
+The New York Times’ Ross Douthat is among those who are starting to ask these kinds of questions.
+Maike Hickson quotes him, writing of this bizarre situation – in which each, of the so-called “Sankt Gallen Mafia” prelates, including Kasper, who openly campaigned for the effective abolition of Catholic moral teaching: “It was characteristic of the church’s effective truce [between conservatives and progressivists] that John Paul II himself had given most of them their red hats, elevating them despite their disagreement with his restorationist approach.”
+When journalists talk about Catholicism, they often speak of a man like Kasper being – as his Wikipedia page puts it – “one of the main figures of the liberal wing of the Catholic Church.” And this is supposed to make some kind of sense to Catholics, we’re supposed to accept it as the reality of our times.
+There’s a “liberal wing” and a “conservative wing” and they’re both Catholic.
+Steve Skojec told me that our willingness to go along with the whole “emeritus pope” charade was an error: “I think the problem is that we all went along with their game of make believe, and we shouldn’t have.” In fact, I am starting to think that the willingness of most Catholics to go along with the entire charade of post-conciliar Catholicism has been a grave error.
+By playing along, by pretending that we could be “conservative Catholics” in this New Paradigm that also includes “liberal Catholics” we have helped them perpetrate one the most monstrous frauds in human history.
+Because of this schizophrenic mindset of the Church’s leadership since 1965, we have all come to accept the underlying premise; that the Church is a “big umbrella” with plenty of room for people of all personal opinions, that such issues as liturgy are matters of personal “taste” …that two opposed things can both be Catholic truth.
+This schizophrenia is the model under which “conservatives” have operated all this time, and by which they have judged a man like Joseph Ratzinger to be a “conservative champion of orthodoxy.” And what has this achieved?
+It created cover for the men of Kasper’s clique to maneuver their man on the throne of Peter five years ago.
+And just like that, the jargon of “tolerance” and the “big umbrella” is over and the purge of faithful, believing Catholic religious, seminarians, priests, and academics has begun.
+As it had to.
+They, at least, do not harbour this insane contradiction, and understand – and frequently say out loud – that the New Paradigm and the Catholic Church are not the same.
+And their New Church is the only one left.
+For five decades we played the Anglican game; as long as we don’t talk about it, there isn’t a problem.
+Ottaviani’s Holy Office and schema were the last gasp of the old Church – and as de Lubac said above, it was killed by Joseph Ratzinger.
+We had a long hiatus in which the popes pretended nothing essential had changed, while the institution around them fell to the New Paradigm, until the papacy was the only thing left.
+One of the things I’ve been saying is a blessing in disguise, and an enormous relief, about the Bergoglian era is that we can finally leave behind us the absurd situation of the Wojtyla/Ratzinger era.
+We were expected for all those years to pretend we were in the “New Springtime of Vatican II,” while we watched these wolves in shepherds’ clothing eating the sheep.
+Now we can, at least, finally stop pretending that everything is just dandy under the New Paradigm of Merciful Conciliar Wonderfulness.
+For those still wondering, Bergoglio isn’t a shock, he isn’t even a surprise; he’s just the logical end result.
+This pontificate isn’t an anomaly; it was the only possible outcome, and it was as much the work of Joseph Ratzinger as Walter Kasper.
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+Did Oakland Mayor Tip Off La Raza to ICE Raid?
+
+The story of the Oakland mayor who tipped off illegal alien criminals to ICE raids resulting in rapists and child sex offenders escaping arrest just keeps getting worse.
+Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf shocked the nation when she issued a tweet and press release on February 24 warning about impending ICE raids.
+Schaaf refuses to say how she learned about the ICE raids, only saying it was not from official sources.
+“I felt that it was my duty to share the information,” Schaaf said.
+Whatever the leak pipeline looked like, it's good odds that it began with Obama holdovers ensconced in the government.
+In emails we obtained through a public records request, we didn’t find out who her sources were, but we do know who she was talking to before she made her big announcement.
+Emails reveal that hours before the announcement, a group called Centro Legal de la Raza sent the mayor information on what employers should do in case of an ICE raid.
+Hours before the public was warned about ICE raids, some Oakland businesses got a head start, thanks to the mayor.
+According to emails, the Oakland Indie Alliance, a group of independent businesses, got a message saying “Important Alert!
+Credible information ICE Raids in Oakland Sunday 2/25 and Monday 2/26” and “This information comes directly from the Mayor.”
+Now that last part is significant.
+Because there is no doubt that businesses employing illegal aliens are committing a crime.
+It is unlawful to hire an alien, to recruit an alien, or to refer an alien for a fee, knowing the alien is unauthorized to work in the United States.. An employer can be convicted of the felony of harboring illegal aliens who are his employees if he takes actions in reckless disregard of their illegal status, such as ordering them to obtain false documents, altering records, obstructing INS inspections, or taking other actions that facilitate the alien’s illegal employment.
+Any business that tips off illegal aliens admits that it is aware of their status.
+By passing along the warning, Mayor Schaaf was tipping off criminals committing a felony.
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+MS-503 Gang Member Apprehended by Border Patrol Agents In Arizona
+
+YUMA, Ariz. – Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents arrested a gang member belonging to the Mara Salvatrucha-503 Gang early Monday morning.
+At 6:30 a.m. Monday, Yuma Station agents responded to a call for assistance at Carver Park from the Yuma Police Department.
+After agents interviewed the subject, it was determined that the 20-year-old El Salvadoran national was illegally in the United States.
+He was arrested and transported to Yuma Station.
+Agents positively identified the subject as Jose Rodriguez-Lopez and noted a MS-503 Gang tattoo across his chest.
+Rodriguez-Lopez claimed to have previously been a member of, MS-503, a branch of MS-13, a gang that originated in El Salvador and is notorious for extreme violence and bloodshed.
+Rodriguez-Lopez had no record of any criminal or immigration arrests in the United States.
+He was processed for immigration violations.
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+Rep. Danny Davis was For/Against/For/Against Farrakhan
+
+Rep. Danny Davis helped get the ball rolling by praising Farrakhan.
+Democratic Illinois Rep. Danny Davis defended Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan as an “outstanding human being” on Monday.
+Farrakhan’s history of racially extreme comments includes blaming Jews for the September 11 attacks, saying white people “deserve to die” and praising Adolf Hitler as a “very great man.” “I personally know [Farrakhan], I’ve been to his home, done meetings, participated in events with him,” Davis told TheDC.
+“I don’t regard Louis Farrakhan as an aberration or anything, I regard him as an outstanding human being who commands a following of individuals who are learned and articulate and he plays a big role in the lives of thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands of people,” he emphasized later.
+Then Rep. Davis' office issued a statement disavowing Farrakhan.
+And then Davis got right back to talking to the Daily Caller and disavowed the disavowal.
+“The congressman was insistent that The Daily Caller misquoted him during the interview and that he didn’t subscribe to Farrakhan’s anti-Semitic statements and actions in the past,” the ADL official told JTA in a statement.
+“He expressed an interest in seeing some of the latest statements made by Farrakhan vis-a-vis Jews, which we promptly shared with him.” The congressman wasn’t sure why the ADL wrote that he had been misquoted in his praise for the anti-Semite, and said he wasn’t sure if someone from his office had told the ADL he was misquoted, he told The Daily Caller News Foundation on Sunday.
+“I think that was what they wanted to write.
+Nah, I don’t have no problems with Farrakhan, I don’t spend a whole lot of my time dealing with those kind of things,” Davis said.
+“That’s just one segment of what goes on in our world.
+The world is so much bigger than Farrakhan and the Jewish question and his position on that and so forth.
+For those heavy into it, that’s their thing, but it ain’t my thing,” he said
+The term "Jewish Question" is largely used by anti-Semites.
+So Davis then sorta disavowed his own statements.
+J Street endorsed him.
+And then he talked to the Daily Caller again.
+Democratic Illinois Rep. Danny Davis thinks Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, a notorious racist and anti-Semite, does “outstanding work” but doesn’t agree with Farrakhan’s positions that white people are “devils” and Jewish people are satanic.
+Progress!
+"I don’t spend a lot of time, I buy Final Call when I see them.
+I’ve been to Saviour’s Day, I’ve read, I’ve been a fan of Elijah Muhammad, so those are my positions, but I do disagree with the notion that white people are devils.”
+I wonder how far a white congressman would get saying, "I attended the Klavern, but I don't agree with the KKK's views about black people."
+But that's Rep. Davis' current views.
+He likes a racist hate group.
+But doesn't believe white people are devils or Jews are satanic.
+Whoever the JTA has on the "explain away Farrakhan's Dem fandom" beat is going to be busy again.
+But this is typical of the Dems and their useful idiots.
+And J Street is on record as endorsing a politician who praised a racist hate group leader and discussed the "Jewish question."
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+Illegal Alien Wife Beaters Protected by Sanctuary City Mayor Busted
+
+Sanctuary cities are the real war on women.
+And Democrats are the ones fighting it.
+Democrats like Oakland's Mayor Schaaf.
+Three illegal immigrants, who avoided capture after Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf blew the whistle on a raid by federal immigration authorities last month, have since been re-arrested for new crimes including robbery and spousal abuse, ICE officials said.
+Schaaf tweeted out a warning ahead of the raid in northern California last month, infuriating Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials and the Trump administration.
+“How dare you!” Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in California this month, addressing Schaaf.
+“How dare you needlessly endanger the lives of our law enforcement officers to promote a radical, open borders agenda.”
+ICE officials eventually caught 232 illegal immigrants, many of them criminals, in the four-day sweep but said that hundreds more escaped because of Schaaf’s warning.
+But on Tuesday, officials said that at least three of those who were targeted in the raid, but were not apprehended, had since been arrested for additional crimes.
+One was a Mexican national arrested for robbery and gun crimes, who was released back into the community for a prior offense despite an ICE detainer request in November.
+Another Mexican national was arrested for a DUI, despite having been deported three times and prior convictions for false imprisonment, DUI and battery of a spouse.
+The third was a Mexican national who was arrested for corporal injury of a spouse, despite being deported twice and criminal convictions including drug possession, hit-and-run, DUIs, possessions of narcotics equipment and a parole violation.
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+Travis Air Force Base terrorist identified as Muslim Hafiz Kazi
+
+Earlier today I wrote: “FBI spokeswoman Gina Swankie and Travis spokesman Airman Christian Conrad declined to elaborate on the matter or identify the driver.
+Why?”
+Now it’s clear why.
+They wanted to hold off as long as possible on identifying this terrorist as another Muslim, and this as another jihad terror attack.
+Protecting the image of Islam, not protecting the public, still seems to be the most important priority for all too many American officials.
+“Man whose vehicle exploded at Travis AFB identified,” KGO, March 23, 2018:
+TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (KGO) — A man who drove into Travis AFB has been identified as 51-year-old Hafiz Kazi, two sources with knowledge of the probe tell ABC News.
+The sources described Kazi as a “nomad” and a “vagabond,” who lived in many places.
+Authorities extracted a video from his cell phone and are analyzing it to try and see if it could help point to a motive.
+Sources wouldn’t offer any details about the video.
+The FBI is holding a press conference Friday at 3:30 p.m. and will be asking the public for help and any information about Kazi.
+Sources say the information gathered so far still does not point to a concrete motive, with one source calling the man a “mystery” still.
+Terrorism, mental health issues, and everything else are still on the table as authorities try to uncover a motive.
+On Wednesday, the car crashed at the main gate of Travis Air Force Base.
+Officials are treating it as a possible attempted attack.
+The FBI is now leading the investigation.
+“The car basically blew up,” said witness Kamren Hernandez.
+” It was nothing anymore.” Hernandez couldn’t believe what he witnessed from his family’s restaurant just feet from the main gate at Travis Air Force Base — a black SUV exploding seconds after breaching security gates.
+Hernandez’ father, Lamar, saw it too.
+“It kept exploding — boom boom.
+Kept on going.” Travis Air Force Base officials are investigating a security incident that occurred at the main gate on Wednesday….
+A U.S. official tells ABC News it appears the driver had propane tanks in the vehicle, which they may have ignited deliberately….
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
+Pamela Geller's commitment to freedom from jihad and Shariah shines forth in her books
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+Willfully Ignorant FBI Can't Discover Motive For Muslim Jihadi Who Drove Into Propane Tanks At Travis Air Force Base
+
+“We don’t have any nexus of terrorism at this point,” Ragan said.
+That means they didn’t find an ISIS membership card in his wallet, or lots of phone calls to Iraq or Syria, or a note from Kazi reading, “I did this for Allah and Islam.
+Allahu akbar.”
+Of course, even if they had found those things, given their track record of denial and deception, they may still be searching for Kazi’s motive.
+In any case, a larger point is being lost here.
+And that is that there is a war going on.
+We know that the Islamic State, al-Qaeda and other groups have called upon Muslims in the U.S. to try to kill military personnel and police, as well as civilians.
+We know that Kazi, with all the propane and gas tanks in his car, was clearly trying to set off a major fire that would kill more people than just himself.
+Even if he wasn’t on the phone to Baghdadi, the likelihood is that when a Muslim drives into a U.S. Air Force Base with a car full of incendiaries, probably this has something to do with the global jihad.
+The FBI’s bafflement here is part of its deep, deep corruption.
+The FBI doesn’t acknowledge that there is a global jihad, or that Islam has anything to do with terrorism.
+It doesn’t admit that there is a war going on, and treats each act of Islamic terror as if it were a separate and discrete criminal event, unrelated to all the others.
+So, each time something like this happens, they’re back at Square One, trying to figure out motive.
+It’s as if the U.S. Army stopped to interrogate every German soldier who crashed through the Ardennes Forest at the beginning of the Battle of the Bulge in 1944, to see if each one’s actions had anything to do with the German Army and Adolf Hitler’s war aims.
+This willful ignorance leads to a diversion and waste of resources that is astronomical and catastrophic.
+“Motive a mystery in car explosion at Travis Air Force Base,” by Phil Willon, Los Angeles Times, March 23, 2018:
+Federal investigators on Friday said that the person who drove a burning minivan filled with propane and gas tanks into the front gate of Travis Air Force Base in Northern California was a 51-year-old Bay Area man originally from India.
+Hafiz Kazi was a legal permanent resident and had lived in the United States since 1993, said Sean Ragan, FBI special agent in charge of the Sacramento field office.
+Kazi had lived in the Bay Area, including Sausalito, Ragan said, but his most recent place of residence was not known.
+Investigators have yet to determine a motive for the Wednesday night attack or evidence that anyone else was involved.
+“We don’t have any nexus of terrorism at this point,” Ragan said, adding that aspect of the case was still being investigated.
+“Now the question is, why.
+Why was he there?
+What led him there?
+And we don’t know answers to that, quite frankly.” Kazi drove the Kia minivan through the front gate of the military base, which is near Fairfield, around 7 p.m. Wednesday.
+Security personnel saw flames inside the van, which crashed shortly after going through the gate, Ragan said.
+Emergency responders initially did not know if it was an attack or some sort of mishap.
+But when they opened the doors to the minivan they found five propane tanks, three plastic one-gallon gas cans, several lighters, three phones and a gym bag with personal items, Ragan said….
+The dead man’s religious beliefs and affiliation are not known at this point, said Ragan, who debunked a rumor that some sort of “jihad” video was found on Kazi’s phone….
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Western Michigan ICE operation nets 16 arrests over 4-day period
+
+KALAMAZOO, Mich. – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) deportation officers arrested 16 individuals for violating federal immigration laws in western Michigan during a four-day targeted enforcement operation that ended Thursday.
+Nine of the immigration violators arrested during the operation were convicted criminals.
+Two individuals illegally re-entered the country after deportation.
+Depending on the alien’s criminal history, an alien who illegally reenters the United States, after having been previously removed, has committed a felony punishable by up to 20 years in federal prison.
+Fourteen men and two women were arrested during the enforcement actions.
+With the exception of a Congolese man, all of those arrested were nationals of Mexico.
+Enforcement activities took place primarily in Berrien, Kalamazoo, St. Joseph, and Van Buren counties.
+“This operation reflects ICE’s commitment to public safety through targeted enforcement efforts,” said Rebecca Adducci, field office director for ERO Detroit.
+“I applaud the brave men and women of ICE who put themselves in harm’s way daily to keep our community safe.”
+Criminal convictions of those arrested include but are not limited to domestic violence, DUI, operating while intoxicated, illegal entry, aggravated assault, assault and battery and carrying a concealed weapon.
+The arrests include:
+· A 19-year-old male Mexican national with a prior conviction for carrying a concealed weapon.
+· A 46-year-old male national of the Democratic Republic of the Congo with convictions for aggravated assault, resisting arrest, and other charges.
+· A 36-year-old male Mexican national with convictions for assault and battery, aggravated assault, and other offenses.
+· A 56-year-old female Mexican national with a federal conviction for illegal entry.
+She is facing federal re-entry after deportation charges.
+All four remain in agency custody.
+The arrestees who are not being federally prosecuted will be processed administratively for removal from the United States.
+Those who have outstanding orders of removal, or who returned to the United States illegally after being deported, are subject to immediate removal from the country.
+The remaining individuals are in ICE custody awaiting a hearing before an immigration judge, or pending travel arrangements for removal in the near future.
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+FBI Can’t Find Motive of Muslim Who Drove Burning Minivan Onto Travis Air Force Base
+
+“Motive a mystery in car explosion at Travis Air Force Base” was the Los Angeles Times headline, and this one is indeed a real mystery.
+A Muslim named Hafiz Kazi, according to the Times, “drove a burning minivan filled with propane and gas tanks into the front gate of Travis Air Force Base in Northern California.” After scrutinizing all the evidence closely, the FBI just can’t figure out what could possibly have been Kazi’s motive.
+And that in a nutshell shows what’s wrong with today’s FBI.
+Sean Ragan, FBI special agent in charge of the Sacramento field office, stated: “We don’t have any nexus of terrorism at this point.
+Now the question is, why.
+Why was he there?
+What led him there?
+And we don’t know answers to that, quite frankly.”
+The Times noted that when emergency responders approached the burning van after it crashed, “they found five propane tanks, three plastic one-gallon gas cans, several lighters, three phones and a gym bag with personal items, Ragan said.”
+Yes, what Kazi could possibly have been up to is a complete mystery.
+The Times added that “the dead man’s religious beliefs and affiliation are not known at this point, said Ragan, who debunked a rumor that some sort of ‘jihad’ video was found on Kazi’s phone.”
+All right.
+No jihad video.
+And no “nexus of terrorism,” according to Sean Ragan.
+What is a nexus of terrorism?
+Ragan most likely means that investigators didn’t find an ISIS membership card in Kazi’s wallet, or lots of phone calls to Iraq or Syria, or a note from Kazi reading, “I did this for Allah and Islam.
+Allahu akbar.”
+Of course, even if they had found those things, given the FBI’s recent track record of denial and deception, they may still be searching for Kazi’s motive.
+In any case, a larger point is being lost here.
+And that is that there is a war going on.
+We know that the Islamic State, al-Qaeda and other groups have called upon Muslims in the U.S. to try to kill military personnel and police, as well as civilians.
+We know that Kazi, with all the propane and gas tanks in his car, was clearly trying to set off a major fire that would kill more people than just himself.
+Even if he wasn’t on the phone to Baghdadi, the likelihood is that when a Muslim drives into a U.S. Air Force Base with a car full of incendiaries, probably this has something to do with the global jihad.
+The FBI’s bafflement here is part of its deep, deep corruption.
+The FBI doesn’t acknowledge that there is a global jihad, or that Islam has anything to do with terrorism.
+It doesn’t admit that there is a war going on, and treats each act of Islamic terror as if it were a separate and discrete criminal event, unrelated to all the others.
+So each time something like this happens, they’re back at Square One, trying to figure out motive.
+It’s as if the U.S. Army stopped to interrogate every German soldier who crashed through the Ardennes Forest at the beginning of the Battle of the Bulge in 1944, to see if each one’s actions had anything to do with the German Army and Adolf Hitler’s war aims.
+Authorities are also investigating whether or not Kazi was suffering from any mental health issues.
+Here again, this is just more of the general refusal to acknowledge the 800-pound gorilla sitting in the living room and screaming “Allahu akbar.” Sean Ragan might explain to us that authorities are also trying to determine whether the German invasion of Poland in September 1939 was motivated by Nazism, or by mental health issues among the German High Command.
+This willful ignorance leads to a diversion and waste of resources that is astronomical and catastrophic.
+How long is this comic opera going to continue?
+If the jihadis advance even into the FBI’s Sacramento offices, will agents there be struggling to determine the jihadis’ motive even as the machete begins to slice through their necks?
+Robert Spencer is the director of Jihad Watch and author of the New York Times bestsellers The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam (and the Crusades) and The Truth About Muhammad.
+His new book is Confessions of an Islamophobe.
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+Muslim Dem IT Aides' Family Member Paid $45,000 After Hiring Attorney Specializing In Money Laundering Cases
+
+Abid Awan, a member of a family of highly paid Democratic IT aides, was awarded a $45,000 payout in court after he enlisted a high profile attorney specializing in money laundering cases to defeat his stepmother in a bitter dispute over his father’s life insurance policy.
+Awan removed the stepmother, Samina Gilani, as the longstanding beneficiary of the policy and replaced her with himself around the period of his father’s death, according to legal and insurance papers.
+The stepmother, Samina Gilani, also claimed in 2017 that Abid’s brother Imran Awan held her in “captivity” and wiretapped and extorted her, weeks after the House Office of Inspector General separately alleged that they made “unauthorized access” to congressmen’s data.
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+Abid’s attorney James Bacon mocked the elderly, burka-clad widow, who does not drive and speaks only Uurdu.
+“She’s a wacko lunatic, what are you going to do?” he said just outside the courtroom doors as the judge took a break to deliberate.
+The Daily Caller News Foundation was present at the court hearing.
+Associates and relatives have long accused the family of green.
+“For the sake of money they would have done anything,” Gilani’s cousin, Syed Ahmed, told the Daily Mail.
+“There are possibilities that [Imran] or them might have been selling [House] information,” he added.
+(Syed Ahmed knew Abid well enough to loan him money, according to bankruptcy documents filed by Abid.)
+The FBI arrested Imran, the eldest of the three Awan brothers, at Dulles Airport trying to fly to Pakistan in July, and prosecutors charged him with fraudulently gathering money the prior winter to wire overseas, possibly in an attempt to flee the investigation into the family’s activities involving House computers.
+“Based on the suspicious timing of that transaction, Awan and [wife Hina] Alvi likely knew they were under investigation at that time” and “there are strong indications of flight in this case,” prosecutors wrote.
+Abid was making his own efforts to round up money at the same time via the life insurance policy.
+On Nov. 16, 2016, the brothers made a video of his bedridden father signing over ownership — but not changing the beneficiary — of his life insurance policy to Abid.
+Abid then used those rights to replace Gilani with himself as beneficiary.
+When his father died on Jan. 16, 2017, the youngest Awan brother, Jamal, attested on the death certificate provided to the insurance company that his father was divorced, a statement Gilani’s lawyer said would have kept her from the money.
+A Virginia court later ruled that Jamal’s statement about his marital status on the certificate was wrong.
+“Why is that even relevant?” Bacon said of Jamal’s misstatement at the March 7 court date.
+On Dec. 12, 2016, Imran and Alvi – who was also on the House payroll – began taking a series of withdrawals from banks, some of which federal prosecutors say occurred under fraudulent pretenses.
+In January 2017, Imran wired nearly $300,000 to Pakistan.
+Imran wired nearly $300,000 to Pakistan Jan. 18, according to the indictment.
+On Jan. 17, Abid filed notarized papers using those rights to replace Gilani with himself as beneficiary.
+The life insurance change’s timing seems to coincide with other moves by Abid to liquidate property and transfer it.
+Ten weeks prior, on Nov. 1, 2016, Alvi sold a house to Jamal for $620,000, netting another significant profit from the mortgage company.
+In addition to his primary residence, Abid owned the house where his mother and stepfather lived, and moved in after his death, with Gilani becoming homeless.
+Abid owned two homes despite a $1 million 2012 bankruptcy that might ordinarily have forced him to sell the second home to pay creditors.
+At that time, he filed forms “under penalty of perjury” that two houses were needed as “my spouse and I are legally separated under applicable non-bankruptcy law or my spouse and I are living apart other than for the purposes of evading the requirements.”
+However, his wife, Ukrainian-born Nataliia Sova – who also was on the House payroll – signed as a witness on the 2016 life insurance form as “spouse of Abid,” and they have been photographed living together.
+Gilani told TheDCNF the brothers were trying to use the life insurance policy as leverage to persuade her to sign a power of attorney giving them access to “assets of my late husband in Pakistan,” which were much more valuable than the $50,000 policy.
+Americo, the life insurance company, said there was “great doubt” about who the rightful policy holder was, given the allegations of fraud, and sent the decision to the courts to sort out on April 14, two months after the House sargent-at-arms banned the Awans for “suspicious activity.”
+Gilani alleged the brothers took her financial documents, a laptop, and her husband’s possessions.
+The only lawyer she could afford, she claimed, was Michael Hadeed, a business attorney who was convicted in 2010 of conspiracy and immigration fraud for helping aliens obtain green cards by setting them up with fake employment relationships.
+He lost his bar license for two years, according to Virginia State Bar documents.
+Hadeed did not introduce any evidence to the judge about a pattern of possible fraud by Abid, the timing of the move as it relates to the federal criminal case, or the mental capacity of the dying man to understand paperwork.
+Hadeed withdrew earlier allegations of fraud and asked the judge to try the case based solely on interpretation of contract language.
+After court, Hadeed told reporters Bacon had threatened to sue him for defamation.
+“I don’t want to subject myself to that,” he said outside court.
+“I don’t want to get myself in a lawsuit over this.”
+In court, Bacon badgered Hadeed.
+“Are you going to share any more info with them?
+I hope not.
+I hope you learned that lesson,” he said.
+“You have no control over [Gilani], do you?
+You’re like, talking to a wall,” he said of Gilani.
+Hadeed said three different signatures from Abid on financial documents did not match, and put a defiant Abid on the witness stand.
+Hadeed: Why do your signatures look different?
+Abid: My signatures are not very consistent, I’m just a human being…
+Hadeed: You were aware you were changing beneficiary from your father’s spouse to yourself?
+Abid: That was my father’s request…
+Hadeed: You’re not answering the question.
+Abid: I’m not very smart, so it takes a while sometimes…
+Judge: I don’t understand why the witness is having such trouble with the question.
+Your job is to answer the question.
+In court documents, Gilani alleged, “while he was admitted in hospital my telephone conversations were taped and some other recording devices were also installed/planted in my house … Imran Awan showed up and threatened me for me calling the police.
+[Imran] threatened that he is very powerful and if I ever call the police again [he] will do harm to me.” She said that Imran eventually agreed to remove the listening devices and did so in front of her.
+Based on Hadeed’s narrow legal argument about the life insurance contract’s language, the judge ruled that, “The son as the owner of the policy has the absolute right to change the beneficiary.”
+After Gilani retained a lawyer, Bacon had offered a settlement where they’d split the money, but Gilani declined it.
+The court awarded Abid the $50,000 life insurance payout, minus $5,000 that the insurance company took for its expenses in litigating the fraud allegations.
+“You should have taken the settlement.
+Now she’s not getting a penny,” Bacon said in court.
+“You’re not getting anything.”
+Gilani said after court that her conscience didn’t allow her to settle.
+“I didn’t do the deal because they had been adopting bad behaviors.
+I cannot agree to that.
+It wasn’t about the money,” she said.
+Article posted with permission from The Daily Caller News Foundation
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+Two cases of Ebola confirmed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
+
+Two cases of Ebola have been confirmed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), according to a government health official.
+Jean Jack Muyembe, head of the national institute for biological research, said that at least ten more cases were also suspected in the northwestern town of Bikoro.
+Local health officials in Democratic Republic of Congo reported 21 patients showing signs of hemorrhagic fever and 17 deaths in the affected area before an Ebola outbreak was confirmed on Tuesday, the health ministry said.
+Medical teams have taken five samples from suspected active cases and two tested positive for the Zaire strain of the Ebola virus, the ministry said in a statement.
+It is the ninth time Ebola has been recorded in the DRC.
+Last year, eight people were infected and four people died after an outbreak of the disease.
+Ebola virus disease, formerly known as Ebola haemorrhagic fever, is a severe, often fatal illness in humans.
+The virus is transmitted to people from wild animals and spreads in the human population through human-to-human transmission.
+It is believed to be spread over long distances by bats, which can host the virus without dying.
+These animals then infect other tree-dwelling creatures such as monkeys.
+Ebola can often spread to humans from infected bushmeat.
+Image: Ebola is a difficult illness to contain and efforts to stop it spreading are vital
+The World Health Organisation reports that the first Ebola outbreaks occurred in remote villages in Central Africa, near tropical rainforests.
+The two-year outbreak in West Africa that began in 2014 involved major urban areas as well as rural ones.
+More than 11,300 people died and some 28,600 were infected, most of them in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia.
+Sporadic cases of Ebola have occurred since the epidemic was brought under control, with a small number of patients being confirmed in 2017.
+The disease was first detected in 1976 in two simultaneous outbreaks, one in what is now Nzara, South Sudan, and the other in Yambuku in the DRC.
+The latter occurred near the River Ebola, after which the disease is named.
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+Ebola outbreak declared in Democratic Republic of Congo
+
+Story highlights Two cases were confirmed, prompting the outbreak declaration
+In the past five weeks, there have been 21 suspected cases, including 17 deaths
+(CNN) The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo declared an outbreak of Ebola hemorrhagic fever, a rare and deadly disease, on Tuesday, the World Health Organization reported.
+The declaration came after laboratory results confirmed two cases of the disease in the province of Bikoro in the northwestern part of the country.
+Ebola virus disease, which most commonly affects people and nonhuman primates (monkeys, gorillas and chimpanzees), is caused by one of five Ebola viruses.
+The virus is transmitted to people from wild animals and spreads in the human population through human-to-human transmission.
+The average case fatality rate is around 50%.
+A government statement released Tuesday states that the Ministry of Health has "taken all necessary measures to respond promptly and effectively to this new epidemic of Ebola in the DRC's national territory".
+In the past five weeks, there have been 21 suspected cases of viral hemorrhagic fever , including 17 deaths.
+"We will gather more samples, conduct contact tracing, engage the communities with messages on prevention and control, and put in place methods for improving data collection and sharing," said Dr. Matshidiso Moeti, the WHO's regional director for Africa.
+"WHO will work closely with health authorities and partners to support the national response."
+Read More
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+New outbreak of Ebola kills 17 in northwest DR Congo
+
+Seventeen people in northwest Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have died from Ebola, the health ministry said on Tuesday, describing the fresh outbreak as a "public health emergency with international impact."
+"Twenty-one cases of fever with haemorrhagic indications and 17 deaths" have been recorded in Equateur province, it said, citing a notification to the ministry as of May 3.
+It is the DRC's ninth known outbreak of Ebola since 1976, when the deady viral disease was first identified in then-Zaire by a Belgian-led team.
+In Geneva, the World Health Organization (WHO) said lab tests in the DRC confirmed the presence of Ebola virus in two out of five samples collected from patients.
+"WHO is working closely with the government of the DRC to rapidly scale up its operations and mobilize health partners, using the model of a successful response to a similar... outbreak in 2017," it said in a statement.
+It said it had released $1 million (840,000 euros) from an emergency contingency fund, set up a coordination group and deployed more than 50 experts to work with the DRC government and health agencies.
+"The action plan prepared by the health ministry has been approved," an official statement released after a cabinet meeting said.
+- No new deaths -
+"Since the notification of the cases on May 3, no deaths have been reported," it said, without specifying when the first case came to light.
+The outbreak occurred in Bikoro, on the shores of Lake Tumba.
+All the cases were reported from a clinic at Ilkoko Iponge, located about 30 kilometres (20 miles) from Bikoro, where treatment capacities are limited, the WHO said.
+A team of experts from the WHO, Doctors without Borders (DRC) and Equateur province travelled to Bikoro on Tuesday to beef up coordination and carry out investigations, it said.
+Ebola is one of the world's most notorious diseases, being both highly infectious and extremely lethal.
+It is caused by a virus that has a natural reservoir in the bat, which does not itself fall ill, but can pass the microbe on to humans who hunt it for "bushmeat".
+The virus is handed on by contact with bodily fluids -- touching a sick or dead person is a well-known source of infection.
+Following an incubation period of between two and 21 days, Ebola develops into a high fever, weakness, intense muscle and joint pain, headaches and a sore throat.
+That is often followed by vomiting and diarrhoea, skin eruptions, kidney and liver failure, and internal and external bleeding.
+The worst-ever Ebola outbreak started in December 2013 in southern Guinea before spreading to two neighbouring west African countries, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
+That outbreak killed more than 11,300 people out of nearly 29,000 registered cases, according to WHO estimates, although the real figure is thought to be significantly higher.
+More than 99 percent of victims were in the three West African countries, although cases occurred in other parts of the world, often stirring panic.
+There is no current vaccine to prevent Ebola or licensed treatment for it, although a range of experimental drugs are in development.
+Early care with rehydration may boost the chance of survival.
+Given the lack of a pharmaceutical weapon against Ebola, health experts have responded with time-honoured measures of control, prevention and containment.
+They use rigorous protocols to protect medical personnel with disposable full-body suits, masks, goggles and gloves and disinfecting sprays.
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+Ebola Outbreak Confirmed in Democratic Republic of Congo
+
+On Tuesday, the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo announced an outbreak of Ebola hemorrhagic fever, a deadly virus that causes severe bleeding and organ failure, among other unpleasant symptoms.
+The declaration was made after two cases of the diseases were confirmed in the Bikoro province in the northwestern part of the country ten months after the end of an earlier outbreak.
+© AP Photo / Abbas Dulleh Ebola-Like Marburg Virus Kills Two People in Uganda
+According to the country's Health Ministry, five samples were taken from suspected cases in Bikoro.
+Out of the five samples sent to the National Institute of Biological Research in Kinshasa, two tested positive for Ebola.
+However, no deaths have been reported among those with the disease.
+"We will gather more samples, conduct contact tracing, engage the communities with messages on prevention and control and put in place methods for improving data collection and sharing," said Dr. Matshidiso Moeti, the World Health Organization's (WHO) regional director for Africa, following the outbreak announcement.
+"WHO will work closely with health authorities and partners to support the national response," Moeti added.
+This is the Congo's ninth outbreak of the virus since it was discovered in the country in 1976.
+The last outbreak occurred in the northern Bas Uele province in 2017.
+However, it was quickly contained due to swift action taken by the government and the WHO.
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+DRC: Fresh Ebola outbreak kills two in Equateur Province
+
+The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Tuesday that it was taking steps to help deal with a new outbreak of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo's rural northwest, after two cases of the deadly virus were confirmed in the market town of Bikoro.
+Congo's Health Ministry said two of the five samples it sent to the National Institute of Biological Research in Kinshasa, came back positive for the disease.
+The samples were gathered after health officials in Equateur Province notified Kinshasa on May 3 of about 21 cases of a hemorrhagic fever in the Ikoko Impenge area, including 17 deaths, according to WHO and Congo's government.
+What is Ebola?
+Rare but deadly, the viral disease is most commonly affecting primates and humans.
+Initial symptoms can include fever, headache, joint and muscle aches, weakness, diarrhoea, vomiting, stomach pain lack of appetite and in some cases internal and external bleeding, according to WHO.
+Where did it originate from?
+Ebola virus disease (EVD) was first discovered in 1976 in two simultaneous outbreaks.
+One in what is now Nzara in South Sudan.
+The other outbreak in Yambuku in Zaire in what is now DR Congo.
+The latter occurred in a village near the Ebola River, from which the disease takes its name.
+Why is it so dangerous?
+The average Ebola fatality rate is about 50 percent.
+But the rates have varied from 25 percent to 90 percent in recent outbreaks.
+There is as of yet no proven cure available for Ebola, though some vaccines are being tested.
+Some people who have recovered from Ebola have developed long-term complications, such as joint and vision problems.
+It is not known why some people recover from Ebola while most succumb to the disease.
+Why does it keep coming back?
+The disease infects humans through close contact with infected animals, including chimpanzees, fruit bats and forest antelope.
+In Africa where most outbreaks happen, particular species of fruit bats are considered natural hosts for the Ebola virus.
+Infected bats are believed to transmit the disease to humans, or indirectly through other animals that are hunted for their meat.
+The family of the first victim of the 2014 outbreak, a two-year-old child, hunted bats and it is believed bushmeat was the origin of the outbreak.
+An estimated five million tonnes of bushmeat is consumed on the continent every year, according to the Centre for International Forestry Research.
+The virus then spreads between humans by direct contact with infected blood, bodily fluids or organs, or indirectly through contact with contaminated environments.
+Even funerals of Ebola victims can be a risk, if mourners have direct contact with the body of the deceased.
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+Leaked Doc Reveals White House Planning “Regime Change” In Iran
+
+This report was originally published by Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge
+It appears Rudy Giuliani wasn’t lying.
+Just a few days after the former NYC mayor and latest member of President Trump’s unexpectedly let it slip that “we got a president who is tough, who does not listen to the people who are naysayers, and a president who is committed to regime change [in Iran]”, the Washington Free Beacon has obtained a three-page white paper being circulated among National Security Council officials with drafted plans to spark regime change in Iran, following the US exit from the Obama-era nuclear deal and the re-imposition of tough sanctions aimed at toppling the Iranian regime.
+The plan, authored by the Security Studies Group, or SSG, a national security think-tank that has close ties to senior White House national security officials, including – who else – National Security Adviser John Bolton, seeks to reshape longstanding American foreign policy toward Iran by emphasizing an explicit policy of regime change, something the Obama administration opposed when popular protests gripped Iran in 2009, writes the Free Beacon, which obtained a leaked copy of the circulating plans.
+The regime change plan seeks to fundamentally shift U.S. policy towards Iran and has found a receptive audience in the Trump administration, which has been moving in this direction since Bolton—a longtime and vocal supporter of regime change—entered the White House.
+It deemphasizes U.S military intervention, instead focusing on a series of moves to embolden an Iranian population that has increasingly grown angry at the ruling regime for its heavy investments in military adventurism across the region.
+–Free Beacon
+“The ordinary people of Iran are suffering under economic stagnation, while the regime ships its wealth abroad to fight its expansionist wars and to pad the bank accounts of the Mullahs and the IRGC command,” SSG writes in the paper.
+“This has provoked noteworthy protests across the country in recent months” it further claims as an argument to push a “regime change” policy.
+For now – at least – overthrowing the Iran government, with its extensive and close ties to the Kremlin, is not official US policy; SSG president Jim Hanson told the Free Beacon that the Trump administration does not want to engage in direct military intervention in Iran – and is instead focusing on other methods of ridding Iran of its “hardline ruling regime.”
+“The Trump administration has no desire to roll tanks in an effort to directly topple the Iranian regime,” Hanson said.
+“But they would be much happier dealing with a post-Mullah government.
+That is the most likely path to a nuclear weapons-free and less dangerous Iran.”
+That will likely change, however.
+One source close to the White House who has previewed the plan told the Free Beacon that the nuclear deal, also known as the JCPOA, solidified the Iranian regime’s grip on power and intentionally prevented the United States from fomenting regime change
+“The JCPOA purposefully destroyed the carefully created global consensus against the Islamic Republic,” said the source, who would only speak to the Free Beacon on background about the sensitive issue.
+“Prior to that, everyone understood the dangers of playing footsie with the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism.
+It’s now Trump, Bolton, and [Mike] Pompeo’s job to put this consensus back in place.”
+The source tells the Beacon that Bolton is “acutely aware of the danger the Iranian regime poses to the region.”
+“John is someone who understands the danger of Iran viscerally, and knows that you’re never going to fundamentally change its behavior—and the threats against Israel and the Saudis especially—until that revolutionary regime is gone,” the source said, adding that “nothing’s off the table right now if Israel is attacked.”
+That said, Bolton is confident that an Iranian regime change will occur in the next six months:
+John Bolton – We Will Be Celebrating in Tehran Before 2019 >You can’t say you weren’t warned pic.twitter.com/F1dvZAVQaF — Battle Beagle 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 (@HarmlessYardDog) May 7, 2018
+A second source tells The Beacon that the Trump administration recognizes that the “chief impediment to the region is Iran’s tyrannical regime.”
+“The problem is not the Iran nuclear deal it’s the Iranian regime,” said the source.
+“Team Bolton has spent years creating Plans B, C, and D for dealing with that problem.
+President Trump hired him knowing all of that.
+The administration will now start aggressively moving to deal with the root cause of chaos and violence in the region in a clear-eyed way.”
+Regional sources who have spoken to SSG “tell us that Iranian social media is more outraged about internal oppression, such as the recent restrictions on Telegram, than about supporting or opposing the nuclear program.
+Iranian regime oppression of its ethnic and religious minorities has created the conditions for an effective campaign designed to splinter the Iranian state into component parts,” the group states.
+–Free Beacon
+“More than one third of Iran’s population is minority groups, many of whom already seek independence,” the paper explains.
+“U.S.
+support for these independence movements, both overt and covert, could force the regime to focus attention on them and limit its ability to conduct other malign activities.”
+Without a regime change, the United States will continue face threats from Iranian forces stationed throughout the region, including in Iraq, Yemen, Syria, and Lebanon.
+“The probability the current Iranian theocracy will stop its nuclear program willingly or even under significant pressure is low,” the plan states.
+“Absent a change in government within Iran, America will face a choice between accepting a nuclear-armed Iran or acting to destroy as much of this capability as possible.”
+That said, President Trump made clear earlier in the week that US officials must make efforts to differentiate between the people of Iran and its ruling regime.
+“Any public discussion of these options, and any messaging about the Iranian regime in general, should make a bright line distinction between the theocratic regime along with its organs of oppression and the general populace,” according to the plan.
+“We must constantly reinforce our support for removing the iron sandal from the necks of the people to allow them the freedom they deserve.”
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+WATCH: John Bolton Promises Room Full of ‘Former Terrorists’ the US Would ‘Overthrow’ Iran by 2019
+
+For those who may not be paying attention, the plan to overthrow Iran has long been in the works.
+In fact, in April 2012, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, Seymour Hersh reported that the U.S. Joint Special Operations Command had trained (Mojahedin-e Khalq) MEK operatives at a secret site in Nevada from 2005 to 2009 for this very purpose.
+MEK is the Iranian political-militant organization that advocates for the violent overthrow of the current Iranian regime.
+They are hardly quiet about it.
+Coincidentally, MEK was classified as a terrorist organization by the United States and its allies—during this training period—until none other than Hillary Clinton suddenly removed them from the list in 2012.
+According to Hersh, MEK members were trained in intercepting communications, cryptography, weaponry and small unit tactics at the Nevada site until President Barack Obama took office in 2009.
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+It was widely reported that the MEK was behind the anti-government violence that erupted in Iran in January which snowballed into the situation today.
+Hersh also reported additional names of former U.S. officials paid to speak in support of MEK, including former CIA directors James Woolsey and Porter Goss; New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani; former Vermont Governor Howard Dean; former Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Louis Freeh and former U.N.
+Ambassador John Bolton.
+For over a decade, Bolton has been calling for regime change in Iran.
+Now, he’s the National Security Advisor.
+It just so happens that at least one of these calls for regime change in Iran was caught on video last year as Bolton gave a speech at the Grand Gathering of Iranians for Free Iran.
+“There is a viable opposition to the rule of the ayatollahs, and that opposition is centered in this room today.
+I had said for over 10 years since coming to these events, that the declared policy of the United States of America should be the overthrow of the mullahs’ regime in Tehran.
+The behavior and the objectives of the regime are not going to change, and therefore the only solution is to change the regime itself.
+And that’s why, before 2019, we here will celebrate in Tehran!”
+Pay attention to the first line in that quote above in which Bolton notes that the opposition needed to overthrow Iran’s current regime “is centered in this room today.” Who was in that room?
+Well, the entire event was actually put on by the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran, also known as the Mojahedin-e Khalq or MEK.
+As Politico pointed out in a 2016 article, despite the neocon attempts to rewrite history, MEK have killed Americans and committed multiple acts of terrorism.
+For decades, and based on U.S. intelligence, the United States government has blamed the MEK for killing three U.S. Army colonels and three U.S. contractors, bombing the facilities of numerous U.S. companies and killing innocent Iranians.
+To recap, the formerly terrorist-classified organization MEK, trained in the US and granted special privilege status by then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in 2012—which has since been heavily funded to refine their image by having famous US neoconservative war hawks from both sides of the isle actually chant for “regime change” on their behalf—is now the darling child of the neocon agenda and the impetus behind what could kick of World War 3.
+While the current Iranian regime is certainly no bastion of freedom, the idea that US intervention or a violent revolution would be beneficial for the people of Iran or American citizens is outright insane.
+To see what US intervention—through military support and the support of opposition groups—does to countries, one need only look at Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya to see the horrific death tolls and war-ravaged dystopias left in America’s wake.
+To those paying attention over the years, Trump’s desire to intervene in Iran, and his subsequent support in the media and from all sides of the political spectrum should come as no surprise as it has been the plan since Bill Clinton was in office and was documented in the neoconservative PNAC report.
+This was even admitted by General Wesley Clark, former Supreme Allied Commander of NATO, that the U.S. planned on going to war with Iran, according to a 2001 memo from the U.S. Secretary of Defense.
+“This is a memo that describes how we’re going to take out seven countries in five years,” Clark said.
+“Starting with Iraq, and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and finishing off with Iran.”
+All presidents since Clinton have crossed countries off this list.
+Now it’s Trump’s turn.
+Article posted with permission from The Free Thought Project
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+Here We Go Again - Leaked Documents: White House Planning Regime Change In Iran
+
+Don't say you were not warned, America.
+Apparently, the US didn't learn from its first dealings in regime change decades ago and is now prepared to give it another shot, according to leaked documents.
+Don't get me wrong here.
+I'm not for the government of Iran.
+I despise Islam and I despise the ideology of Muhammad and his devout followers.
+Overall, the people of Iran are probably some decent people, but those in leadership have issues, but that is something for the people there to deal with.
+Iran is not an actual threat to the united States.
+However, the US seems hell-bent on continuing to put its nose into other countries politics, including seeking to change its government while hypocritically pointing at other countries for trying to manipulate our own political system.
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+The Washington Free Beacon reports:
+The Trump administration is examining a new plan to help Iranians fighting the hardline regime in Iran following America's exit from the landmark nuclear deal and reimposition of harsh economic sanctions that could topple a regime already beset by protests and a crashing economy, according to a copy of the plan obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.
+The three-page white paper being circulated among National Security Council officials in the White House offers a strategy by which the Trump administration can actively work to assist an already aggravated Iranian public topple the hardline ruling regime through a democratization strategy that focuses on driving a deeper wedge between the Iranian people and the ruling regime.
+The plan, authored by the Security Studies Group, or SSG, a national security think-tank that has close ties to senior White House national security officials, including National Security Adviser John Bolton, seeks to reshape longstanding American foreign policy toward Iran by emphasizing an explicit policy of regime change, something the Obama administration opposed when popular protests gripped Iran in 2009.
+The regime change plan seeks to fundamentally shift U.S. policy towards Iran and has found a receptive audience in the Trump administration, which has been moving in this direction since Bolton—a longtime and vocal supporter of regime change—entered the White House.
+Ah, yes, John Bolton.
+While I applaud Bolton for his willingness to call Islamic jihadis just that, I am not so naive as to consider that his membership in the Council on Foreign Relations has no effect in this decision.
+"The ordinary people of Iran are suffering under economic stagnation, while the regime ships its wealth abroad to fight its expansionist wars and to pad the bank accounts of the Mullahs and the IRGC command," SSG writes in the paper.
+"This has provoked noteworthy protests across the country in recent months."
+Well, why is that?
+It's due to sanctions imposed by the likes of the US.
+As has been pointed out before, sanctions hurt the people, not the governments that lead them and then those same governments use the effects to propagandize the people against those who are ordering the sanctions.
+I'm not saying the Iranian government is good, but it is Iran's government.
+Honestly, I see a ton of corruption and warmongering in our own government that rivals some of that of governments that America stands against.
+Still, as was pointed out by Matt Agorist, Bolton told an audience of the Grand Gathering of Iranians for Free Iran:
+“There is a viable opposition to the rule of the ayatollahs, and that opposition is centered in this room today.
+I had said for over 10 years since coming to these events, that the declared policy of the United States of America should be the overthrow of the mullahs’ regime in Tehran.
+The behavior and the objectives of the regime are not going to change, and therefore the only solution is to change the regime itself.
+And that’s why, before 2019, we here will celebrate in Tehran!”
+And again, this really has nothing to do with the US.
+One source close to the White House who has previewed the plan told the Free Beacon that the nuclear deal, also known as the JCPOA, solidified the Iranian regime’s grip on power and intentionally prevented the United States from fomenting regime change.
+“The JCPOA purposefully destroyed the carefully created global consensus against the Islamic Republic,” said the source, who would only speak to the Free Beacon on background about the sensitive issue.
+“Prior to that, everyone understood the dangers of playing footsie with the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism.
+It’s now Trump, Bolton, and [Mike] Pompeo’s job to put this consensus back in place.”
+The source told the Beacon that Bolton is “acutely aware of the danger the Iranian regime poses to the region.”
+“John is someone who understands the danger of Iran viscerally, and knows that you’re never going to fundamentally change its behavior—and the threats against Israel and the Saudis especially—until that revolutionary regime is gone,” the source said, adding that “nothing’s off the table right now if Israel is attacked.”
+OK, I get they may pose a danger, but let's look at the reality here.
+Those they pose a danger to, namely Saudi Arabia and Israel can both fend perfectly well for themselves and have demonstrated that ability to do it.
+There is no need for the US to be involved in it in any way.
+Why should we be fighting a battle or encouraging, funding, and I'm quite sure arming, a rebellion?
+Where is that authorized in our Constitution?
+Simple.
+It isn't.
+I care little for the Saudi government as they help push Sharia and is the land where many of the 9-11 hijackers came from.
+The Iranian government I care for even less, but out of each of those, which one should America have dealt with militarily following 9-11?
+Both, if you're going to go by information that we have a record on.
+Why can't America focus on it's own issues and solve those?
+It's because we are too busy trying to police the world, keeping the spotlight off of those in our government who are attacking our rights and spending us into more and more debt.
+And lest you think this is about the nuclear deal.
+It isn't.
+“The problem is not the Iran nuclear deal it’s the Iranian regime,” the source told the Beacon.
+“Team Bolton has spent years creating Plans B, C, and D for dealing with that problem.
+President Trump hired him knowing all of that.
+The administration will now start aggressively moving to deal with the root cause of chaos and violence in the region in a clear-eyed way.”
+Bolton says it will be accomplished in the next six months.
+I don't doubt it.
+This will probably end up being another Ukraine situation, something we just don't need to be in, and yes, I know, I'll be called a liberal but honest readers who have followed me for some time know that's not the case.
+Notice some things that are taking place in Iran that the plan speaks about.
+“More than one third of Iran’s population is minority groups, many of whom already seek independence,” the paper explains.
+“U.S.
+support for these independence movements, both overt and covert, could force the regime to focus attention on them and limit its ability to conduct other malign activities.”
+“The probability the current Iranian theocracy will stop its nuclear program willingly or even under significant pressure is low,” the plan states.
+“Absent a change in government within Iran, America will face a choice between accepting a nuclear-armed Iran or acting to destroy as much of this capability as possible.”
+President Trump did made clear earlier in the week that we must make efforts to differentiate between the people of Iran and its ruling regime.
+Well, I agree, but that gets real messy when you start intervening in this manner.
+“Any public discussion of these options, and any messaging about the Iranian regime in general, should make a bright line distinction between the theocratic regime along with its organs of oppression and the general populace,” according to the plan.
+“We must constantly reinforce our support for removing the iron sandal from the necks of the people to allow them the freedom they deserve.”
+But the Trump administration has spoken out on other countries where the people want their independence.
+Remember the Kurds?
+How about the people in the Catalan region of Spain?
+No support for those people, and why?
+Cause it's not part of the agenda.
+I say if the Iranian people want their freedom, let them first free themselves from the bondage of Islam, and then let the passion that burns inside men to be free rise up as it did in our forefathers due to the teachings fo the Holy Scriptures and stand and fight.
+Then, they will be in a position to ask for aid, but only then.
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+WHO Prepares For “Worst Case” As Congo Ebola Outbreak Spreads
+
+This report was originally published by Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge
+In the week since we first noted the new outbreak of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the number of cases has risen by 50%, and The World Health Organization has now said it is preparing for “the worst case scenario.”
+The WHO has tallied 32 suspected or confirmed cases in the northwestern area of Bikoro, on the shores of Lake Tumbathe near the border with the Republic of Congo, including 18 deaths, between April 4 and May 9.
+The outbreak, declared by the DRC health ministry on Tuesday, is the DRC’s ninth known outbreak of Ebola since 1976,when the deadly viral disease was first identified in then-Zaire by a Belgian-led team.
+Scientists are greatly concerned that this outbreak in the remote Bikoro region will travel 175 miles to the city of Mbandaka – the capital of Equateur province and home to around 1.2 million residents.
+We’ve updated this map.
+Turns out that the provincial capital of Equateur, Mbandaka, is home to roughly 1M people.
+It’s less than 300 km or 175 miles from Bikoro and reachable by water.
+pic.twitter.com/3Q3PwAAdsh — Helen Branswell (@HelenBranswell) May 11, 2018
+What’s worrisome is that the most recent WHO update says that there are two probable cases at Wangata – which is very close to Mbandaka.
+#EbolaDRC: This news gives me pause.
+@WHO‘s latest update says there are 2 probable cases at Wangata, which is adjacent to the provincial capital, Mbandaka.
+Population of Mbandaka = 1.2 million.
+https://t.co/LwlMGcAL7J pic.twitter.com/RVVO15m2F9 — Helen Branswell (@HelenBranswell) May 14, 2018
+Peter Salma, head of emergency response at the World Health Organization (WHO) said last week: “If we see a town of that size infected with Ebola, then we are going to have a major urban outbreak,” adding “We are very concerned, and we are planning for all scenarios, including the worst-case scenario.”
+Today I had the chance to see first-hand the #Ebola response in #DRC.
+Teams are motivated and working hard.
+I visited the hospital in Bikoro where patients are being treated, and lab technicians are testing samples.
+We’re working with our partners 24/7 to stop this outbreak.
+pic.twitter.com/JzYH3snmjM — Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (@DrTedros) May 13, 2018
+The WHO is planning to send up to 40 specialists to the affected area over the next week or so, while Salma adds that the UN hopes to have a mobile lab up and running this weekend, similar to the one set up by the WHO.
+The WHO and World Food Programme are also working to set up an ‘air-bridge’ to help bring in supplies, however, only helicopters can be used until an airfield is cleared to allow larger planes to land, Mr Salama added.
+The health body has released £738,000 ($1m) from its Contingency Fund for Emergencies to support response activities for the next three months.
+–Daily Mail
+Mobile lab materials being shipped to strength rapid analysis of the samples from Bikoro, the #Ebola affected area in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, #DRC 🇨🇩 pic.twitter.com/vgmyqWhLFV — WHO African Region (@WHOAFRO) May 12, 2018
+Over 100 Red Cross volunteers in #Equateur province (50 in #Mbandaka, 60 in #Bikoro) now mobilized to fight the spread of #Ebola in #DRCongo.
+Community volunteers and groups are critical to stopping the spread of diseases, especially in isolated areas.
+pic.twitter.com/oJ33Dn1CFB — IFRC Africa (@IFRCAfrica) May 13, 2018
+This marks the country’s ninth epidemic since the ebola virus was identified in 1976.
+When a small outbreak hit the DRC last year, eight people were infected and four died.
+In 2014, 66 were infected out of which 49 died – a 74% fatality rate.
+In the 2002-2003 outbreak, 90% of those infected died.
+That said, on average the disease kills around half of those who contract it.
+Ebola, a haemorrhagic fever, killed at least 11,000 across the world after it decimated West Africa and spread rapidly over the space of two years.
+The pandemic was officially declared over back in January 2016, when Liberia was announced to be Ebola-free by the WHO.
+The country, rocked by back-to-back civil wars that ended in 2003, was hit the hardest by the fever, with 40 per cent of the deaths having occurred there.
+Sierra Leone reported the highest number of Ebola cases, with nearly of all those infected having been residents of the nation.
+-Daily Mail
+Experts say the DRC’s vast, remote terrain provides an advantage, as outbreaks often remain localized and easy to isolate.
+Bikoro, however, is not far from the Congo river – an essential waterway used for transport and commerce.
+Downstream lies Kinshasa and Brazzaville – the DRC’s capital.
+The two cities are home to a combined 12 million people.
+As such, neighboring countries are on high alert.
+Officials in Nigeria, Guinea and Gambia have incresaed screening measures along their airports and borders, measures which helped contain the virus during the West African epidemic that began in 2013.
+Angola, Zambia, Tanzania, Uganda, South Sudan, Central African Republic, Rwanda, Burundi and the Republic of Congo – which border the DRC – have all been alerted.
+While Kenya, which does not border the country, has issued warnings over the possible spread of Ebola.
+Thermal guns to detect anyone with a fever have been put in place along its border with Uganda and at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.
+Concerned health officials in Nigeria, which also does not border the DRC, have put similar measures in place to keep its population safe.
+-Daily Mail
+Scientists believe Ebola is most often passed to humans by fruit bats, however porcupines, gorillas, antelope and chimpanzees could also be carriers.
+It is transmitted between humans through blood, secretions and other bodily fluids (and surfaces) of those infected.
+There is currently no “proven” treatment for Ebola, however dozens of experimental drugs exist – including a vaccine called rVSV-ZEBOV, which has reportedly protected nearly 6,000 people.
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+“We Now Have Urban Ebola” In Congo, WHO Warns Of “Potentially Explosive Increase” In Cases
+
+This report was originally published by Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge
+Experts fear an “explosive increase” in Ebola cases after an outbreak in Congo entered a “new phase” and spread from the countryside to a city.
+The BBC reports that Health Minister Oly Ilunga Kalenga confirmed a case in Mbandaka, a city of a million people about 130km (80 miles) from the area where the first cases were confirmed earlier this month.
+The city is a major transportation hub with routes to the capital Kinshasa.
+Forty-four people have been infected and 23 people are known to have died.
+Senior World Health Organization (WHO) official Peter Salama said the spread to Mbandaka meant there was the potential for an “explosive increase” in cases.
+“This is a major development in the outbreak,” he told the BBC.
+“We have urban Ebola, which is a very different animal from rural Ebola.
+The potential for an explosive increase in cases is now there.” Mr Salama, the WHO’s deputy director-general for emergency preparedness and response, said Mbandaka’s location on the Congo river, widely used for transportation, raised the prospect of Ebola spreading to surrounding countries such as Congo-Brazzaville and the Central African Republic as well as downstream to Kinshasa, a city of 10 million people.
+“This puts a whole different lens on this outbreak and gives us increased urgency to move very quickly into Mbandaka to stop this new first sign of transmission,” he said.
+The BBC adds that the WHO said it was not recommending any trade or travel restrictions either within DR Congo, for example between Mbandaka and Kinshasa, or internationally.
+But Mr Salama said that 13 countries in the region were boosting border screening measures and said DR Congo itself was increasing exit screening measures.
+“The good news is that the DR Congo population is very used to Ebola outbreaks,” he added.
+“They know to protect themselves by avoiding mass gatherings and mass funerals.
+They know as well that traditional healers can amplify the outbreak.”
+As The Daily Mail notes, it is the ninth time Ebola has been recorded in Congo since the disease made its first known appearance near its northern Ebola river in the 1970s.
+Ebola is most feared for the internal and external bleeding it can cause in victims owing to damage done to blood vessels.
+The Mail reports that health workers have recorded confirmed, probable and suspected cases of Ebola in three health zones of Congo’s Equateur province, and have identified 432 people who may have had contact with the disease, the WHO said.
+Supplies sent to Congo included more than 300 body bags for safe burials in affected communities.
+The vaccine will be reserved for people suspected of coming into contact with the disease, as well as health workers.
+The vaccine requires storage at a temperature between -60 and -80 degrees C, tricky in a country with unreliable electricity.
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+The Islamization of the Public Schools
+
+Muslims anxious to use schools and textbooks to proselytize for Islam have found a welcoming environment in American public schools that are indefatigably committed to multiculturalism.
+With the imperative to be “tolerant” robbing many educators of their ability to evaluate non-Western cultures critically, all too many public schools and individual teachers have proven to be susceptible to an organized campaign by U.S.-based Islamic organizations and their primary benefactor, Saudi Arabia, to present a view of Islam that whitewashes its violent history and intolerant doctrines.
+Many of the Islamic groups that vet American public school textbooks for the accuracy of their material on Islamic doctrine and history are Saudi-funded.
+They make sure that the Islamic instruction in these textbooks presents a picture of Islam that is so pristine and whitewashed that it sometimes crosses the boundary from mere pro-Muslim bias into outright Islamic proselytizing.
+The taboo about teaching religion in the public schools, so zealously established and guarded against Christian prayer by the ACLU and the Supreme Court over the last few decades, is increasingly set aside in American public schools, as presentations on Islam frequently cross the line between teaching facts about the religion and teaching the religion as fact.
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+We have seen this just recently, when Mountain Ridge Middle School in Gerrardstown, West Virginia instructed students to copy out the Islamic profession of faith (shahada), ostensibly as a calligraphy exercise.
+Parent Rich Penkoski recounted: “I saw the assignment of writing the Shahada in Arabic.
+Their excuse was calligraphy.
+I was like, ‘Whoa!
+Whoa!
+Whoa!’ First of all, calligraphy was invented in China 3,000 years prior to Muhammad.
+The fact that they were trying to get my daughter to write that disturbed me.
+I said, ‘That is not happening.
+My daughter is not doing that.’ My daughter told me that if she didn’t do the assignment, then she was going to get a [detention] slip.”
+Branch contradicted Penkoski, claiming: “The teacher has told her class several times that this is a study of world religions and that she is not trying to advocate for any religion over another.
+She has told her class that if they had questions about religious beliefs, that those conversations should take place with their parents.” He said that Christianity and Judaism were given “equitable treatment” in the same class.
+Penkoski’s daughter, Brielle, however, said that the class spent much less time on Christianity and Judaism than it did on Islam.
+Penkoski pointed out that the accompanying exercises were also less extensive for Christianity and Judaism than they were for Islam: “Notice no Bible verses, no reciting the Ten Commandments or the Lord’s Prayer.
+[There’s] no practicing writing in Hebrew as compared to the Islamic packet.”
+This stealth proselytizing is nationwide.
+Last January, parents filed a federal complaint against Chatham Middle School in Chatham, New Jersey, for forcing students to watch videos that proselytized for Islam.
+One video, according to the complaint, describes “Christians and Jews as ‘infidels’ and prais[es] Muhammad in gruesome detail for slaughtering them.” Parent Libby Hilsenrath characterized the accompanying assignment as “replete with biased, chastising statements encouraging the students…to follow the Quran and become Muslim.” Another video, according to Hilsenrath, depicts a Muslim boy teaching his non-Muslim friend about Islam, after which both go to “learn how to pray.”
+The complaint adds: “Due to the fact that these doctrinal messages calling for conversion to Islam were included in video format with vivid images and text, they possess greater communicative impact and are more likely to be accepted by the students viewing them than information that is spoken in a classroom or even written in a book.”
+These accounts are not singular.
+High school students in Newton, Massachusetts in October 2017, according to Fox News, “pretended to be Muslims in the ‘Islamic’ city of Jerusalem as part of a class assignment.” The assignment also included a pro-Palestinian, anti-Israel article.
+Judicial Watch Senior Investigator Bill Marshall remarked: “Citizens of Newton have been waging a minor war with school officials for years now, trying to get them to use balanced curriculum in their teaching materials on the subject of Islam and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.” Dr. Bill Saxton, chairman of Citizens for National Security, said that the assignment was a “purposeful attempt to indoctrinate our impressionable high-schoolers with the ‘virtues’ of Islam at the expense of Christianity, Judaism and other religions.”
+Meanwhile, Georgia parent Michelle King noted in 2016: “My daughter had to learn the Shahid and the Five Pillars of Islam, which is what you learn to convert,” while not teaching Christianity or the Ten Commandments.
+One homework assignment in Walton County, Georgia, stated: “Allah is the [blank] worshiped by Jews & Christians,” with students having to fill in the blank with “same God.”
+Parent Steve Alsup added: “It seemed like half the truth to me, they didn’t talk about the extreme Islamics.” Kim Embry, a spokesperson for Walton County Public Schools, said revealingly: “We are teaching the same stuff that everyone else is teaching.”
+Indeed.
+In 2015, students at Spring Hill Middle School in Spring Hill, Tennessee were forced as part of an assignment to write, “There is no god but Allah; Muhammad is his prophet.” Mother Joy Ellis remarked: “This is a seventh grade state standard, and will be on the TCAP.
+I didn’t have a problem with the history of Islam being taught, but to go so far as to make my child write the Shahada, is unacceptable.” Another mother, Brandee Porterfield, observed: “It really did bother me that they skipped the whole chapter on the rise of Christianity and they spent three weeks just studying Islam….I spoke with the teacher and the principal,” she said.
+“They are not going to learn any other religion, doctrines or creeds and they are not going back over this chapter.
+Even though they discuss Christianity a little bit during the Middle Ages, they are not ever going to have this basis for Judaism or Christianity later.”
+Maury County Director of Schools, Chris Marczak, defended the curriculum: “It is our job as a public school system to educate our students on world history in order to be ready to compete in a global society, not to endorse one religion over another or indoctrinate.” Porterfield, however, shot back: “They are not going over anything else.
+So for the students to have to memorize this prayer, it does seem like it is indoctrination.”
+None of the encroachments of Islam in public schools should come as any real surprise.
+Multiculturalism, after all, amounts to respect for every culture except one’s own.
+The embarrassment, regret, and even self-hatred that has been inculcated in American public school students for decades now has created a vacuum, which Muslims have shown themselves to be all too eager to fill.
+Certainly, those who are furthering the Islamization of the schools would deny that they would like to see Islamic law implemented in the United States, and would indignantly reject the claim that their efforts were furthering that end in any way.
+They would say that they are doing it all for tolerance, pluralism, and multiculturalism.
+Unfortunately, in the end, it amounts to the same thing.
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Not So Fast
+
+It’s got to be either one of the stupidest acts that I can recall or a very wicked plan by Washington neocons to sabotage Korean peace talks.
+How else to describe the decision by Big Brother USA and junior sidekick South Korea to stage major air force exercises on North Korea’s border.
+The prickly North Koreans had a fit, of course, as always when the US flexes its muscles on their borders.
+Continuing South and North Korean peace talks scheduled this week were cancelled by the furious North Koreans.
+The much ballyhooed Singapore summit between US President Donald Trump and North Korea’s Kim Jong-un is now threatened with cancellation or delay.
+Who can blame the North Koreans for blowing their tops?
+As Trump administration mouthpieces were gabbing about peace and light, the US Air Force was getting ready to fly B-52 heavy bombers and F-22 Raptor stealth fighters around North Korea’s borders and missile-armed subs lurked at sea.
+This provocation was the first of two major spring military exercises planned by the US and its reluctant South Korean satrap.
+In case North Korea failed to get the message, the second exercise is code-named ‘Maximum Thunder.’
+American Raj: Liberati... Eric Margolis Best Price: $5.99 Buy New $45.86 (as of 09:30 EDT - Details) And this right after Trump and his neocon minions reneged on the sensible nuclear treaty with Iran.
+In a policy one could call ‘eat sand and die,’ Trump demanded that Iran not only give up any and all nuclear capacity (Iran has no nukes), but also junk its non-nuclear armed medium range missiles, stop backing the Palestinians, Hezbollah in Lebanon and the Houthis in Yemen, roll over and be good, don’t do anything to upset Israel, and pull out of Syria.
+In short, a total surrender policy leading to future regime change.
+Hardly an encouragement for North Korea.
+North Korea was right on target when it accused arch-neocon John Bolton of trying to sabotage the peace deal.
+In 2005-2006, Bolton served as the Bush administration’s ambassador to the UN.
+He established a tradition for the post of being anti-Muslim, pro-Israel and anti-Russian, a policy continued to this day by the current US UN rep, loud-mouthed neocon Nikki Haley.
+In the 2005-2006 period, after years of negotiations, the US and North Korea were close to a nuclear/peace deal.
+Enter John Bolton.
+He succeeded in sabotaging the US-North Korea deal.
+Why?
+Because Bolton, as an arch neocon, was fanatically pro-Israel and feared that North Korea might provide nuclear technology to Israel’s foes.
+As usual with the neocons, Israel’s interests came before those of the United States.
+Trump’s newly named Secretary of State, Michael Pompeo, is also an ardent neocon.
+Last week, Bolton went onto US TV and actually suggested North Korea might follow the course set by Libya, of all places.
+Libya’s then ruler, Muammar Kadaffi, bought some nuclear equipment from Pakistan so he could hand it over to the US as a gesture of cooperation after the Bush administration invaded Iraq.
+The handover was done with much fanfare, then the US, France and Britain attacked Libya and overthrew Kadaffi.
+The hapless Libyan leader was eventually murdered by French agents.
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+Is this what Bolton has in mind for North Korea?
+The Northerners certainly seemed to think so.
+Some wondered if Bolton and perhaps Pompeo were trying to sabotage the North Korea deal.
+Or were at least being incredibly obtuse and belligerent.
+Was Trump involved in this intrigue?
+Hard to tell.
+But he can’t be happy.
+His minions and bootlickers are promoting Trump for the Nobel Prize – rather ahead of events.
+Or was the US military rattling its sabers and trying to protect its huge investments in North Asia?
+The Pentagon takes a dim view of the proposed Korean nuclear accords.
+The burst of sweetness and light coming from Pyongyang just sounds too good to be true.
+Veteran Korea observers, this writer included, find it hard to believe Kim Jong-un will give up his nuclear weapons, particularly after seeing Trump’s deceit in dealing with Iran and Kadaffi’s murder.
+Speaking of de-nuclearization, why does North Korea not demand that the US get rid of its nuclear weapons based in South Korea, Okinawa, Guam and with the 7th Fleet?
+Many are targeted on North Korea.
+US nuclear weapons are based on Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean.
+Others are secretly based in Japan.
+Why not demand the US pull out all its 28,500 troops in South Korea and some 2,000 military technicians at air bases?
+Conclusively halt those spring and fall military maneuvers that raise the threat of war.
+End the trade embargo of North Korea that amounts to high level economic warfare.
+Establish normal diplomatic relations.
+Pyongyang has not even begun to raise these issues.
+Smiles and hugs are premature.
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+EXPERIMENTAL Ebola Vaccine Will Be Administered In Congo As Ebola Death Toll Climbs
+
+An experimental Ebola vaccine is being rolled out in Congo as the death toll from the infectious disease continues to climb.
+The vaccination campaign will begin today.
+“The vaccination campaign begins tomorrow, Monday, in Mbandaka, capital of the province,” Minister of Health Oly Ilunga told The Associated Press as reported by 9 News Australia.
+“It will target, first, the health staff, the contacts of the sick and the contacts of the contacts.” The World Health Organization has been warning about the “Ebola situation” in Congo, and it appears their only solution is an experimental vaccine.
+An experimental vaccine is one that has never been tried on humans before.
+Ebola hemorrhagic fever, seen mostly only in Africa, is one of the world’s most feared diseases.
+It begins with flu-like symptoms, followed by bloody diarrhea and vomiting.
+Days later, some victims begin bleeding through the nose, mouth, and eyes.
+Depending on the strain of the Ebola virus, it can kill up to 90% of victims.
+There is no cure for Ebola.
+The virus is spread through direct contact with the blood or secretions of an infected person.
+So, is the Ebola virus reaching a terrifying enough level that an experimental vaccine is warranted?
+The death toll has reached 26 and the vaccine will be rolled out at Mbandaka, the north-western city of 1.2 million recently struck by the outbreak.
+Since the virus is spread through direct contact, an isn’t airborne, it isn’t nearly as deadly as it could be.
+Read more here about Ebola and how it is transmitted:
+Initially, the campaign will target 600 people, mainly medical staff, contacts of suspected cases, and those who have been in contact with the contacts, Ilunga said.
+Officials are working urgently to prevent the disease from spreading beyond Mbandaka, which lies on the Congo River, a busy traffic corridor, and is an hour’s flight from the capital.
+The spread of Ebola from a rural area to Mbandaka has raised alarm as Ebola can spread more quickly in urban centers.
+The fever can cause severe internal bleeding that is often fatal.
+Meaning, the virus itself doesn’t actually kill.
+The immune system’s response to the virus is what’s deadly.
+ZMapp is also an experimental drug that could aid in the recovery from the Ebola virus.
+But, like the vaccine being administered, it has not been tested for safety or efficacy yet.
+It is not a vaccine – it is a therapeutic drug.
+Of the seven people given the drug so far, two have died.
+ZMapp show “promise,” although scientific results are not definitive.
+The risk of Ebola spreading within Congo is “very high,” according to authorities, and the disease could also move into nine neighboring countries, the World Health Organization has warned.
+The WHO, however, stopped short of declaring the outbreak a global health emergency.
+WHO said there should not be restrictions on international travel or trade.
+In the meantime, it’s important to prevent oneself from contracting the virus.
+Unfortunately, health care workers are at the greatest risk as they try to cull the suffering: which is why they will be the first to get the experimental vaccine.
+For their sake, let’s hope it works better than this year’s flu vaccine.
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+People Call On White House To Pardon Oregon Ranchers Steve & Dwight Hammond
+
+A couple of years ago, I introduced you to the Hammon family, a rancher family out of Oregon that was targeted after the patriarch in the family and his son went to jail for doing what ranchers do, setting fires to protect property and livestock.
+However, in the day and age of unmitigated "terrorism" charges, once they served their sentence the federal government went after both men for more time inside their prison for profit system.
+Their story ultimately led to the Malheur Wildlife Refuge protest, which led to the murder of LaVoy Finicum.
+Now, many who have seen what took place both in the Oregon trials and the Bundy Ranch trials are calling on President Donald Trump to issue a pardon for Steve and Dwight Hammond.
+According to the White House petition on behalf of Dwight and Steven Hammond by Protect The Harvest:
+The Hammond case is viewed by many in the West, and indeed across the nation, as a manifest miscarriage of justice akin to double jeopardy.
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+As long as Dwight and Steven Hammond remain in jail for what is obviously a gross miscarriage of justice, this matter remains a blight on the federal regulatory agencies and the criminal justice system.
+Rural communities of the West are greatly appreciative of the efforts of the Trump administration to restore the economies of these communities.
+We respectfully ask President Trump to pardon Dwight and Steven Hammond.
+I completely agree with that assessment and fully support President Trump pardoning these men.
+They are the furthest thing from terrorists.
+They are hard-working, family ranchers who simply were doing their job.
+I've written on the Hammond's case in several articles, which you can view below.
+Many of you followed these stories when the mainstream wouldn't cover them.
+Many of you followed Bundy Ranch until after the trials, but when we asked for people to step up and sign a petition to bring Bundy Ranch prosecutor Steven Myhre to justice for his crimes, we couldn't get 1,000 signatures.
+Please, put yourself in the position of these humble ranchers and consider if you would appreciate someone simply taking the time to put their name on a petition to which the President of the united States might have to respond to by setting these men free.
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+Pope Francis vs Contemplative Orders
+
+The Francis Vatican’s approach to the contemplative life is probably the most illustrative of our entire crisis.
+Contemplative life is aimed only at a purely supernatural end.
+It has no “use” in the sense that either the Bergoglians – in terms of their political machinations – or the world can understand.
+There is probably no other place where the differences between the two programmes - the Catholic programme of Christ and the Bergoglian/Kasperian programme - are more sharply contrasted.
+One aspect of Pope Francis’ character that seems little-explored by the Catholic and secular media alike is his apparent disdain for contemplative religious life – a facet of Catholic life that could be described as the most purely religious of all the Church’s undertakings.
+The world does not understand it or want it.
+Therefore, it is something of a thorn in the Bergoglian side, and he has repeatedly expressed his contempt for it.
+So when, in 2016 he issued a document on contemplative nuns, the faithful braced for impact .
+In his recent document, ostensibly on holiness, “Gaudete et Exultate,” the pope attacked the religious desire for silence and solitude, to be alone with God in prayer, seeking unity with Him, saying in essence that the Christian life is inherently about social activism, about material, worldly ends.
+To these foundations of the contemplative life – indeed of any form of religious life in the Church – Francis set up another of his false dichotomies, contemplation in opposition to serving others, giving a Jesuit maxim as an imperative for all Catholics: “We are called to be contemplatives even in the midst of action, and to grow in holiness by responsibly and generously carrying out our proper mission.”
+Italian Vaticanist Marco Tosatti commented dryly, “Rejoice and be glad… but not if you’re a cloistered contemplative.”
+In 2016, I wrote that Francis’ Apostolic Constitution, “Vultum dei quaerere” was in some respects the most damaging object of the wrecking-ball pontificate to date.
+Unfortunately, it was about a subject that the world, and therefore the modern Church, cares so little about that hardly anyone noticed.
+Aimed specifically at female contemplative religious, the document threatened that in a year or so another would be forthcoming laying out precisely what would now be required of nuns to continue in their vocations.
+The new document issued last week, “Cor orans,” is juridical, that is, it is not much more than a list of specific norms, or rules – 289 of them!
+– that all communities of contemplative nuns must now follow.
+One odd remark in article 19 is maybe the most succinct description of the direction planned for contemplatives:
+“A monastery of nuns, as every religious house, is erected while keeping in mind its usefulness for the Church and for the Institute.” (emphasis added)
+Wait… its “usefulness”?
+I think a fair question for the Faithful to ask this Vatican department might be, “According to what specific criteria is a monastery’s ‘usefulness’ actually determined?”
+One can’t help but hearken back to the criteria for monasteries that were allowed to survive the revolutionary purges in 18th and 19th century Europe.
+A house that could prove to the secularists that it was “useful” – that it could care for the indigent elderly, teach children or nurse the sick – would be allowed to continue.
+Those which were purely contemplative – a single-minded devotion to the adoration of God – were closed.
+It is not an insignificant quirk of modern history, and one that tells us much about the nature of the current pontificate, that houses of contemplatives are always attacked by secularist regimes, from Henry VIII to the Soviet Union.
+Rupture?
+What rupture?
+The first thing Cor orans does is claim continuity with both pre and post-Vatican II theology.
+In the Introduction, it seems anxious to establish a “hermeneutic of continuity” with Pius XII and his document Sponsa Christi Ecclesia of 1950.
+The authors insist there is no contradiction between the two – except, of course, where there are contradictions – and that both Pius XII and Francis are keen to see nuns reaching the “aim of their specific vocation.” It describes Francis as promulgating this document “in the wake” of Pius XII[1].
+In fact, Pope Francis, by promulgating the Apostolic Constitution Vultum Dei quaerere, on June 29, 2016, to help the contemplatives reach the aim of their specific vocation, invited reflection and discernment on the precise content tied to consecrated life in general and to the monastic tradition in particular, but he did not intend to abrogate Sponsa Christi Ecclesia that was derogated only in some points.
+As a consequence, the two pontifical documents are to be held as normative in force for monasteries of nuns and must be read in a unitary vision.
+But of course, the entire game is given away in the next paragraph:
+Pope Francis, in the wake of the teaching of Pope Pius XII and reaffirmed by Ecumenical Vatican Council II, intended to present in Vultum Dei quaerere the intense and fruitful path taken by the Church in the last decades, in the light of the teachings of the same Council and considering the changed socio-cultural conditions.
+Yes, that’s what it said.
+Here’s my translation:
+“The Church’s ‘path’ of the last 50 years has been ‘fruitful’.
+How do you know?
+Because we’re telling you it has.”
+In other words, there have been absolutely no problems whatever with the direction taken either by the Church or by the religious life since Vatican II.
+Everything that has happened has been in complete and perfect continuity between the Before Church and the After Church; there has been no rupture or break with the past.
+All changes undertaken by religious houses were perfectly legitimate and good - “fruitful” if, perhaps, a bit “intense” – and have been made in “light of the teachings” of Vatican II and “changed socio-cultural conditions.” There is, therefore, no legitimate reason whatever for any religious house to attempt to “turn back the clock” to the pre-Vatican II norms or styles of religious life.
+Anyone attempting to do this are Bad Nuns [insert string of incomprehensible papal insults here.]
+This is what might be considered the guiding principle of the document; “Nothing to see here.
+And if you say there is, you’re the problem.”
+Of course, this kind of bold proclamation is very much in keeping with the habit of this pontificate to simply claim there are no problems and become gravely offended and outraged when the contrary is pointed out.
+It’s your fault if you find contradictions, not theirs; they’ve said there are no contradictions, therefore there aren’t any.
+After all, this is the papacy where 2 + 2 = 5 if the pope says it does.
+The irony, of course, is built in, since this document is intended as a legal chopping block for the dissolution of any house of contemplative nuns that is judged to be hovering on the edge of extinction or is for some other reason in need of the chop.
+Why would the Vatican need a document giving extensive norms for the closure of monasteries that have too few nuns or do not follow their originally intended charisms if everything about the religious life since Vatican II has been hunky dory?
+Let’s remember that this comes from the Congregation for Religious of Braz de’Aviz and Jose Rodriguez Carballo.
+This is the Cardinal Braz de’Aviz[2] who wasted no time in orienting himself in the New Paradigm when, close on the heels of the Conclave he slammed the attempt by his predecessor – and by extension Pope Benedict – to reign in the notorious Leadership Conference of Women Religious in the US.
+He complained that he had been shut out of the process under Cardinal Rode, and later made a large and public point of appeasing and mollifying the most outspokenly heretical and politicised organisation of female religious in the world.
+Apparently the total statistical collapse of the religious life following Vatican II[3] had nothing to do with the massive systemic changes to the forms of that life – always claimed to be “mandated” by “the Council”.
+And of course we are talking about the priorities of a pope who has said that seeing a “restorationist” community enjoying a large number of vocations makes him “worry.” Apparently this worry was serious enough to move him to torpedo one of the most flourishing communities in the modern Church; the gaunt spectre of the Franciscan Friars and Sisters of the Immaculate haunts this document.
+Autonomy vs.
+Independence
+One of the talking points the media have latched onto is the whole business of “autonomy” of monasteries.
+Many of the headlines crowed: “Vatican confirms nuns’ autonomy,” or similar.
+But that word does not mean what they think it means.
+In fact, the word “autonomy” is the key to understanding this whole thing.
+It appears in the document 16 times and “autonomous” 30 times.
+In fact, “autonomy” is held up as the single most important criterion for determining a monastery’s viability.
+This emphasis is repeated so often one might almost think there is a concern in Rome that the “fruitful” post-conciliar monastic life is in danger of fizzling out… for… some reason…
+Monastery sui juris refers to the religious house of a female monastic community that, having the requisites for real autonomy of life, was legitimately erected by the Holy See and enjoys juridical autonomy under the law.
+18 In order to obtain juridical autonomy for a monastery of nuns, it must presuppose a real autonomy of life, that is, the ability to manage the life of the monastery in all its dimensions (vocational, formative, governmental, relational, liturgical, economic ...).
+In this case, an autonomous monastery is alive and vital.
+43 Autonomy of life, a constant prerequisite for maintaining juridical autonomy, must be constantly verified by the Federal President who, when in her judgment a monastery lacks autonomy of life, must inform the Holy See in view of the nomination of an ad hoc commission.
+67 Affiliation [with another monastery, appointed by the Vatican] can be an opportunity for recovery and rebirth when autonomy of life is partially compromised.
+If the situation of incapacity is irreversible, the solution, as painful as it is necessary, is the suppression of the monastery.
+no longer possesses a real autonomy of life , it is the responsibility of the Federation President to report the matter to the Holy See.
+When an autonomous monastery , it is the responsibility ofto the Holy See.
+At the same time, this document is redefining the term “autonomous” to exclude independence.
+What got no mention in the brief press interest was the document’s insistence that all monasteries of nuns must belong to a federation and while monasteries must demonstrate “autonomy” they will be granted little in the way of powers of self-governance.
+As we will see, the federations are now a multilayered system of internal surveillance and centralised control that leaves Orwell in the dust:
+overcome isolation and promote regular observance and contemplative life.
+Federation of monasteries means a structure of communion among some autonomous monasteries of the same Institute [4] , erected by the Holy See that approves the Statutes, so that in sharing the same charism, the federated monasteriesand promote regular observance and contemplative life.
+Note the change: “independent” is replaced with “isolated[5].” It reminds me of a conversation I had with a superior of a Benedictine house in the UK.
+She said she thought that the psychiatric testing, that in 2008 was still all the rage among the houses of her monastery’s federation, was excessive and not helpful.
+She didn’t trust the heavily secularised field of psychology to help in determining a candidate’s suitability for religious life, so she didn’t require these tests of her monastery’s postulants.
+She also said that she was under constant pressure, both the subtle pressure of general peer disapproval and overt requests to conform by the federation’s leadership.
+Was that monastery “isolated”?
+Or just exercising lawful self-governance?
+And given that autonomy is being held up as the sole criterion for viability of a monastery, it seems the Holy See is not interested in asking whether it is actually faithful to the charism, or even to the Catholic Faith, a question that has burned brightly for serious Catholics for some time.
+The word “fidelity” appears in the document four times, which may give an idea of how much interest the Vatican has in this issue.
+Funny you should mention autonomy: Bioethics and the dissolution of “unviable” monasteries
+It’s funny that the buzzword of the day in Rome should be “autonomy”.
+As we shall see, the document is what I’ve called above a “chopping block”.
+Vultum dei quaerere made it clear that this juridical document would provide a set of legal criteria by which a monastery can be considered viable, religious life worthy of life, so to speak, and that those considered to have failed the test would be closed.
+Note the language used here:
+If the situation of incapacity is irreversible, the solution, as painful as it is necessary, is the suppression of the monastery.
+It jogged a memory for me.
+“Incapacity”… Where had I heard that language used before?
+Most pro-life observers in Britain will tell you that it was the “Mental Capacity Act” of 2005 that established in British law the concept that a person with permanently “reduced capacity” could be legally starved and/or dehydrated to death by doctors.
+This is the world, the language, of Bioethics, applied utilitarianism, also called “Principlism” after its three bioethical criteria of “justice, beneficence[6] and autonomy” – it is a patient’s ability to demonstrate his “autonomy” or “quality of life,[7]” either currently or potentially, that decides his fate.
+This set of criteria is being applied in medical institutions across the western world now, a “new paradigm” of ethics replacing traditional “Hippocratic” or “Natural Law” medical ethics.
+Under this system the onus, effectively, is on the patient to prove according to the new criteria that he is worthy of receiving medical treatment – of continuing to live.
+Medical treatment (which legally includes food and water) can be withdrawn from patients who fail to demonstrate that they will recover sufficiently to return to an autonomous lifestyle.
+Health care systems like that of the UK have government regulatory boards giving out “guidelines” to determine in a uniform way how health care resources are allocated.
+These guidelines are collated by professional Bioethicists applying their utilitarian criteria.
+If the equation doesn’t come out in the patient’s favour, the “treatment” recommended for the patient’s “best interests” will include his demise, often procured by withdrawing nutrition and hydration and/or administering slowly lethal doses of sedatives.
+The NHS in the UK has actually gone to court, and won, declaring that they must retain the right to kill patients who fail the Bioethics test.
+The result has been a quiet reign of terror in which elderly and disabled people have started carrying cards stating in legalese that they do not want to be killed by their doctors.
+In one case a man with ALS took the NHS to court in an ultimately unsuccessful attempt to preemptively preclude his medical murder when his illness left him incapacitated.
+The system, in other words, is stacked against the patient, in favour of the government that holds all the cards.
+Keep these facts in mind as we read through the rest of the document.
+I think we can find an almost perfect analogy by replacing the term “patient” with “monastery.” Think about how one would apply concepts like “autonomy,” “viability,” “incapacity,” “quality of life” and “equitable distribution of scarce resources” to this context.
+When the language of utilitarianism appears in Vatican documents as guiding criteria for the contemplative religious life, one has to wonder at what point has the entire project gone so disastrously off the rails.
+Federations as Vatican watchdogs
+Under this law, all monasteries of contemplative nuns must belong to a federation.
+Previously only voluntary and consultative, federations will now have the power to supervise and guide the formation of candidates, nuns and of their formators, as well as possess broad powers over temporal goods of individual monasteries and powers of suppression.
+The document makes it inarguable that the federation’s main role will be to establish and monitor for conformity to a particular programme – the “intense and fruitful path” of the Church since 1965 – both within the various orders and between them:
+The Federal Assembly:
+deals with issues of major importance; makes decisions and issues norms that all nuns are required to observe, after the definitive approval of the Holy See;
+More than just federations; a multi-tier system of control
+Conference of monasteries means a structure of communion among autonomous monasteries, belonging to diverse Institutes and present in the same region... in particular geographical or linguistic contexts.
+In other words, Benedictine federations of a given area will form a “Conference” with Carmelite federations and Dominican federations and Poor Clare federations, etc.
+This will be of interest to Carmelite houses especially, since they tend to be generally more on the “conservative” end of things.
+Imagine a house of traditional Carmelites attending regional Conference meetings – and attempting to keep up their Office schedule – with the balloons-and-guitars, break dancing Franciscans…What fun!
+And finally, just in case one entire federation decides to turn back the clock, there will be an umbrella for the umbrellas; there will be watchers watching the watchers:
+Confederation means a structure of connection among Federations of monasteries, erected by the Holy See that approves the Statutes, for the study of themes relative to contemplative life in relation to the same charism, to give unitary direction and a certain coordination to the activity of the individual Federations.
+Broad powers
+Federations will now have extremely broad powers both over money and property and, crucially, over formation of nuns.
+It is the Federation that now has the power to monitor for compliance with the rules, to report non-compliance to the Holy See, to make new foundations and, apparently, to “encourage” individual monasteries to “communicate” their goods.
+The legitimately established Federation is a public juridic person in the Church and is therefore able to acquire, possess, administer, and alienate temporal, movable and immovable goods, which are ecclesiastical assets, in accordance with the universal and proper law.
+To keep alive and strengthen the union of monasteries, implementing one of the aims of the Federation, a certain communication of goods is encouraged among the monasteries, coordinated by the Federal President.
+The communication of goods in a Federation is implemented through contributions, gifts, loans that monasteries offer other monasteries that have financial difficulties, and for the common needs of the Federation.
+The Federation considers the assets in its possession as necessary and useful means to achieve its goals.
+Financial incentives
+Given that we shall see below that the provisions for suppression of monasteries include vague and indefinable qualities like “vitality in living and transmitting the charism” and “dynamic fidelity” to the order’s charism, and that the goods of extinct monasteries will be assumed by the federation, one might be forgiven for asking if this creates an incentive to see to it that certain houses go extinct[8].
+Since the document provides several mechanisms by which a federation can move nuns out of a monastery, this could be one of those indelicate questions some superiors might want to keep in mind.
+Article 94 requires that once it is canonically erected the federation is to seek “legal recognition also in the civil sphere.” This, presumably, will bear upon legal disputes in civil courts over the property of suppressed monasteries.
+Article 73, on the disposition of the material assets of a monastery that has gone completely extinct:
+In the event of the suppression of a totally extinct monastery, when there are no surviving nuns, unless otherwise provided by the Holy See, the destination of the suppressed monastery's assets, in compliance with canon and civil law, go to the respective higher juridical person, that is, to the Federation of monasteries or to another structure of communion among the monasteries equal to it or to the female monastic Congregation.
+The economic fund [of the federation] is nourished by the free donations of the monasteries, by the donations of benefactors, and by revenues deriving from the alienation of the assets of suppressed monasteries, as established by the present Instruction.
+Federations in charge of formation
+The Federation President, in particular, watches over initial and ongoing formation in the monasteries to see if it is in conformity with the charism proper to the Institute, so that every community may be a beacon that illumines the journey of the men and women of our time.
+At the end of the visit, she will inform the Holy See about the real possibilities that the monastery has or does not have of guaranteeing initial formation.
+The formation of the formators and their collaborators is entrusted in part to the monasteries and in part to the Federation, therefore, the President of the Federation is called to strengthen formation at the federal level and to require the participation of those who exercise the service of formation; if this does not happen, she will refer the matter to the Holy See.
+The President of the Federation, having heard the opinion of the Federal Council, chooses the most appropriate places to hold the specific formative courses for the formators and their collaborators, as well as those who are called to exercise the service of authority, establishing the duration of these courses in such a way that they are not detrimental to the needs of the contemplative life and of the community.
+Who makes new foundations and why?
+Throughout the history of the Church, it has been the prerogative of bishops to establish houses of contemplatives in their own dioceses.
+Now, with the pope having forbidden bishops to exercise this ancient right, according to this document, the federations themselves can make foundations.
+through the action of the Federation, as established by the Federal Assembly The foundation of a monastery of nuns, keeping in mind what is established in no.
+39 of the present Instruction, can take place either by a single monastery or, as established by the Federal Assembly [9]
+A single monastic community that decides to make a foundation, moreover, must be “helped” and guided by the federation:
+In discerning the foundation of a new monastery on the part of a single monastery, the Federal President and the religious Assistant intervene to help the Superior of the founding monastery.
+The discernment on the foundation of a new monastery by the Federation is made within the framework of the Federal Assembly.
+Article 39 tells us some criteria for making foundations that “must be considered in their entirety and from an overall perspective.”
+the necessary vitality in living and transmitting the charism,” composed of at least eight nuns of solemn vows, “as long as most are not of advanced age”.
+a) A community that has given good testimony of fraternal life in common with “” composed of at least eight nuns of solemn vows, “as long as most are not of advanced age”.
+b) Besides the number, special skills are required of some nuns of the community who must be able to assume: as Superior, the service of authority; as formator, the initial formation of candidates; as financial administrator, the administration of the goods of the monastery.
+c) Rooms adapted to the lifestyle of the community, to ensure that the nuns can regularly lead the contemplative life according to the nature and spirit of their Institute.
+d) Economic conditions that guarantee the community itself can provide for the needs of daily life.
+One of these things is not like the others.
+Did you notice?
+One criterion stands out as indeterminate, vague, compared with the other concrete and measurable standards.
+One aspect of legislative analysis that I learned early was that the terms used are of utmost importance.
+If a term is vague or is defined incorrectly that is a “loophole”.
+Or it could perhaps be described as a handle; a place where a person who wants to effect a particular outcome can grasp a piece of legislation to use it like an axe.
+So, how, exactly, is it to be determined – and by whom – that a group of nuns possess “the necessary vitality in living and transmitting the charism”?
+What, precisely, does the term “vitality” mean and exactly how is one to measure out how much is required?
+Is this one of Pope Francis little personal, secret expressions of which only he knows the meaning?
+Like the secret to how nuns are to smile properly?
+Does the inclusion of completely subjective criteria belong in a juridical document?
+Or is it in there in order to provide cover for prelates?
+The next article tells us, “It is the responsibility of the Holy See to evaluate the presence of these requisites.” Do they have an electronic meter in a cupboard in the Congregation for Religious that measures “charism vitality”?
+It seems important to ask because article 70, on how to suppress a monastery, includes it:
+Among the criteria that can contribute to determine a judgment concerning the suppression of a monastery, after having examined all the circumstances, the following points should be considered as a whole: the number of nuns, the advanced age of the majority of the members, the real capacity for government and formation, lack of candidates for a number of years, lack of the necessary vitality in living and transmitting the charism in dynamic fidelity[10].
+You will be affiliated; resistance is futile…
+It seems there are two themes running through the document: to establish a certain value of “autonomy” as the indispensable criterion for viability, while at the same time asserting top-down oversight and control over who gets to make this determination.
+In short, a monastery must be autonomous, but heaven help the community that asserts its independence.
+Articles 54-64 offer an interim measure in the case of “incapacity” that is really just more of the second thing.
+Once a lack of autonomy has been established…
+54 Affiliation is a particular form of help that the Holy See establishes in particular situations in favor of the community of a monastery sui juris which has only an asserted autonomy, but in reality, very precarious or, in fact, non-existent.
+55 Affiliation is configured as a juridical support that must assess whether the inability to manage the life of the autonomous monastery in all its dimensions is only temporary or is irreversible, helping the community of the affiliated monastery to overcome difficulties or to put in place what is necessary to bring about the suppression of this monastery.
+How does affiliation work?
+Well, the federation and the Holy See between them work it out:
+In these cases, it is up to the Holy See to evaluate the opportunity of setting up an ad hoc commission formed by the Ordinary, the Federation President, the Federal Assistant, and the Major Superior of the monastery
+It’s starting to be clear that the federation is going to be little more than the Big Brother hit-squad of the Congregation for Religious.
+It’s worth remembering what happened in the case of a German men’s monastery in which the superior tried to return the community to pre-Vatican II practices.
+Mariawald Trappist monastery – 900 years old – was finally dissolved, affiliated to death.
+Its superior had made the fatal error of openly declaring – in 2008, after the publication of Summorum Pontificum – that the monastery’s problems all began when it adopted the new liturgical rites and implemented the trends of all religious after Vatican II, and that clearly the solution was to go back to pre-conciliar ways.
+Mariawald was consequently affiliated, in the manner this document describes, with a liberal house in the Netherlands whose superior, unsurprisingly, discovered that the house was hopelessly divided and could not be saved.
+What would make forced affiliation a truly devastating weapon against conservative or traditional communities is the proviso that an affiliated monastery may not form its own novices:
+60 The affiliated monastery can accept candidates, but the novitiate and initial formation must be performed in the affiliating monastery or in another monastery established by the Federation.”
+Of course, this means it is the affiliating monastery’s formation team that would make the determination to dismiss recalcitrant, “neo-pelagian” postulants and novices.
+~
+This brings us to about article 155 of the document.
+Part two to come.
+_______________
+[1] It would seem, therefore, that a useful task for someone writing about what this pope intends for nuns would be to read Sponsa Christi Ecclesia as well as Francis’ Apostolic Constitution and make a careful comparison.
+I’m not going to do that here, but it might be helpful to examine the two documents with the help of a expert at some point.
+[2] Worth remembering, however, is the fact that it was Benedict the “conservative,” not Francis, who appointed Braz de’ Aviz in the office to replace Cardinal Rode – presumably under that good old “conservative” rubric of the “big umbrella” – under whom these culpably belated attempts to save US religious life were started.
+[3] Just considering the numbers of course.
+Leaving alone the doctrinal issues.
+[4] “The same Institute” means the order in question, whether Benedictine, Dominican, Carmelite etc.
+[5] I’d love to hear from some monastic superior who had the nerve to tell Rome, “Actually, given that all our neighbours in religion are raging neo-modernist heretics, if not schismatics, we think ‘isolation’ is a desirable thing – like quarantine during an outbreak of Bubonic Plague – and would therefore like to be dispensed from the federation requirement.” I’d pay good money to see the shade of purple the well-fed Braz de’Aviz turned.
+[6] “justice and beneficence” are considered on behalf of the community, not the patient
+[7] Bioethicists take it as read that in order for a life to have sufficient “quality” it must demonstrate sufficient autonomy.
+Dependence upon the care of others is, quite literally, a capital offence.
+[8] Readers may think I’m exaggerating the danger of material motivations for suppressing monasteries, but as we will see, the distinction between the federations and the Holy See is also a matter of paperwork and it is well to recall that the secretary for the Congregation for Religious, Jose Rodrigues Carballo, was a person of interest to international police agencies for the loss of “tens of millions” of Euros from the coffers of the Franciscan Friars Minor, the original Franciscan order of which he had been the head.
+Shortly after Carballo’s appointment, it was revealed that the Swiss prosecutor’s office was investigating the money missing from the Friars Minor in connection with drugs, money laundering operations and gun running.
+Carballo was Francis’ very first appointment, April 6, 2013, three weeks after the Conclave and it was to him that the pope gave the task of the destruction of the FFIs, and a major part of that operation was to separate the FFIs from real assets valued at about 30 million Euros.
+[9] So much for the principle of subsidiarity.
+I can imagine what a monastery founded by a committee would be like to live in.
+[10] We’ll pass over “dynamic fidelity” in silence for now…
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+Beware sonic weapon attacks, US tells citizens in China
+
+An employee of the American embassy in Guangzhou was diagnosed with a mild traumatic brain injury
+The US has warned its citizens in China to be vigilant for “abnormal sensations of sound and pressure” as it opened an investigation into whether officials were targeted with a sonic weapon that caused a brain injury.
+An American government employee stationed in the southern city of Guangzhou recently reported “subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure”, the embassy in China said yesterday.
+The employee was diagnosed with a mild traumatic brain injury in an incident with echoes of suspected “sonic attacks” on American diplomats in Cuba last year.
+Mike Pompeo, the US secretary of state, said that medical teams were travelling to Guangzhou to investigate.
+The government employee’s symptoms were “very similar and entirely consistent” with those suffered in Cuba, he…
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+US embassy worker in China suffers 'brain injury' amid 'sonic attack' fears
+
+A US embassy worker in China has reported experiencing "abnormal sensations of sounds and pressure" amid fears of a "sonic attack".
+The state department has issued a health alert to its citizens in the country, adding that the unnamed staff member's symptoms indicate a "mild traumatic brain injury".
+The findings echo similar reports that caused the US to recall non-essential embassy staff from Cuba in 2017, after at least 24 US citizens suffered symptoms indicating they had been deliberately and covertly targeted.
+US investigators are looking into whether the employee in China has been affected by a "sonic attack", which was one of the theories behind the still-unexplained illnesses suffered in Havana.
+The unnamed government worker was based in the southeast port city of Guangzhou, where an American consulate is based.
+He has now been flown back to the US for assessment, according to reports.
+The state department has issued a health alert to its staff in China, which states: "While in China, if you experience any unusual acute auditory or sensory phenomena accompanied by unusual sounds or piercing noises, do not attempt to locate their source.
+"Instead, move to a location where the sounds are not present."
+Image: US secretary of state Mike Pompeo is set to meet with Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi on Wednesday
+The embassy in Beijing said it could not link the case in China to the health issues suffered by its staff in Cuba.
+In an email to citizens in China, the state department said: "A US government employee in China recently reported subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure.
+"The US government is taking these reports seriously and has informed its official staff in China of this event."
+They added that they are not sure what has caused the employee's symptoms.
+The US Secretary of Mike Pompeo has said he is concerned about the "serious health incident" that has affected an embassy worker in Guangzhou.
+China's foreign ministry and national health commission did not immediately respond to questions about the findings, the Associated Press reported.
+The US reduced its workforce in Havana, Cuba, in 2017 after its personnel and their families reported experiencing a range of health issues.
+Investigators have drawn theories including that were targeted by sonic attacks, where the symptoms included dizziness, headaches and vomiting.
+The attacks can sometimes be carried out by emitting "infrasounds", which are low frequency noises that can affect human hearing if they are loud enough.
+However, Dr Toby Heys told the New Scientist in 2017 that an infrasound attack wouldn't be "very covert" as a "large array of subwoofers" would be needed.
+Image: The US recalled non-essential embassy staff from Havana, Cuba, after potential sonic attacks in 2017
+The other type is an "ultrasound" attack, whereby a high frequency noise inaudible to human ears can be targeted easily at potential victims.
+They can damage parts of the ear such as hairs that pick up sounds, but again it is reported that large equipment would be needed for such an attack.
+Other theories behind the health issues in Cuba include the use of electromagnetic weapons, which can target highly-focused energy at potential victims.
+This can include a laser, microwaves, or particle beams.
+Investigators also speculated that a flawed spy device could be behind the victims' ailments in Cuba.
+The US expelled 15 Cuban diplomats from the US after the alleged acoustic attacks.
+Secretary of state Mike Pompeo met with Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi in Washington on Wednesday.
+They were expected to discuss a planned meeting between President Donald Trump and the North Korea leader Kim Jong-Un, but concerns about the incident in Guangzhou are likely to have been raised.
+China and the US are considered strategic rivals for influence in Asia, but conduct hundreds of billions of dollars of annual trade with each other.
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+Witness: Muslim Democrat IT Aide Awan Wiretapped Her, Then Bank Account She Controlled Was Drained
+
+Longtime Geller Report readers have been hearing about this cybersecurity breach by Muslim IT staffers for well over a year.
+The Democrat leadership collusion with Muslim spies is the biggest story of treason and espionage in the recent memory, and yet for month after month the media has refused to cover it.
+Instead, they’re so hellbent on destroying President Trump that they have directed all their energy to retailing Soviet fictions and titillating porn stories.
+House investigators found the House server was being used for nefarious purposes: the alleged Muslim spies were removing information and sending it for foreign actors.
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+The aides named are Imran Awan, his wife Hina Alvi, his brothers Abid and Jamal, and his friend Rao Abbas, Pakistani-born aides.
+And the father of Muslim spy ring Imran Awan transferred a USB drive to a Pakistani senator and former head of a Pakistani intelligence agency.
+Capitol Police are looking into the massive amounts of data the Awans reportedly downloaded off the congressional system, thousands of illegal logins made on the official system, possible theft of tens of thousands of dollars in congressional equipment and fraud and sent to foreign governments and groups.
+No wonder the Democrats tried to squirrel these jihad spies out of the country.
+Congress must investigate and act.
+“Witness Said Awan Wiretapped Her, Then Bank Account She Controlled Was Drained,” by Luke Rosiak, Daily Caller News Foundation, May 21, 2018 (thanks to Todd):
+After former Democratic IT aide Imran Awan allegedly threatened his stepmother not to talk to police, her email account was accessed in suspicious ways and a lawyer for one of Awan’s brothers found out she emailed the FBI on specific dates and lashed out at her: “You’re a liar, aren’t you?” Days after that, a bank account the stepmother controlled was almost completely drained through a payment to Imran’s brother, Abid Awan, bank records show — but she said she is too afraid to press criminal charges because she claims he has threatened her.
+The stepmother, Samina Gilani, also previously said Imran stole two laptops from her.
+Imran, Abid and Jamal Awan — along with Imran’s wife, Hina Alvi, and a friend — worked as IT administrators for 1 out of every 5 House Democrats and could read all their emails and files until police banned them from the network in February 2017for “numerous violations of House security policies.” Months later, none of the family is in jail, and the stepmother and other witnesses have said Imran and Abid have used their freedom to try to steer the outcome of the case since, including by threatening them not to cooperate with authorities, TheDCNF previously reported.
+In April 2016, the House’s Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) detected allegedly falsified purchase orders, and the Inspector General quickly expanded the scope to investigate cyber violations, finding that members of the Awan family improperly accessed congressmen’s servers and the House Democratic Caucus server thousands of times.
+Though House officials suspected that equipment was being stolen, the Capitol Police did not search their homes, The Daily Caller News Foundation learned, and did not ban them from the network until nearly a year later.
+In the meantime, evidence appears to have been compromised: In December 2016, the CAO notified congressmen that the caucus server had physically disappeared.
+Though Abid played a prominent role in the late-2016 IG report, he has not been arrested, with congressmen saying a criminal investigation is ongoing.
+In January 2017, in the days around his father’s death, Abid removed Gilani as the beneficiary of his father’s life insurance and replaced her with himself, which led to a lawsuit, TheDCNF previously reported.
+Abid’s attorney, Jim Bacon, used the life insurance lawsuit to force Gilani to sit for a sworn deposition Oct. 4, 2017 in which he told her to reveal what she told the FBI about the congressional criminal probe and tried to get her to find out details from investigators.
+In one exchange, Bacon knew that she had emailed with the FBI.
+BACON Q: [redacted] is your email address, isn’t it?
+And you send emails from that address including two emails to the FBI, didn’t you?
+GILANI A: Yes, a long time ago.
+Q: No, not a long time ago.
+March 5th, 2017.
+March 6th, 2017.
+Ma’am, you lied to me, didn’t you?
+You lied to me, didn’t you?
+You’re a liar, aren’t you?
+A: I forgot about that.
+It was not in my mind.
+BACON: Ah.
+I think we need to take a break before I explode.
+Bacon did not respond to questions from the TheDCNF about how he knew Gilani had emailed the FBI on those dates….
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
+Pamela Geller's commitment to freedom from jihad and Shariah shines forth in her books
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+Islamizing the Schools: The Case of West Virginia
+
+This is an outrage, but it is common nationwide: the Daily Caller News Foundation reports that Mountain Ridge Middle School in West Virginia is “instructing junior high students to write the Islamic profession of faith ostensibly to practice calligraphy.” Students are made to write out the Shahada, which states: “There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah.”This is exactly what I warned about in my book, Stop the Islamization of America: A Practical Guide to the Resistance , in the chapter “The Mosqueing of the Public Schools.”In order to convert to Islam, one says the shahada.
+Saying the shahada makes you a Muslim.
+The shahada is what is on the black flag of jihad.
+No non-Muslim student should be forced to write or say the shahada without the qualifier “Muslims believe that…” This is because it is a statement of faith.
+If the school exercise is requiring students to write it, it should be clear from the wording of the exercise that this is Islamic faith, not the student’s faith.
+That distinction has been glossed over in many, many school textbook presentations.
+This is in West Virginia, not Baghdad.
+And it’s a problem not just in West Virginia – it’s a national problem.
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+Rich Penkoski, the father of a Mountain Ridge student, contacted me and explained the situation further.
+He sent me the packets the school gave out for the Jewish and the Christian lessons and commented:
+Notice no bible verses, no reciting the 10 commandments or the Lord’s prayer.
+No practicing writing in Hebrew (not even the 10 commandments) as compared to the Islamic packet.
+There are no statements of faith, nothing asking the students to write it or practice in any of the Jewish or Christian rituals.
+Furthermore the principal of Mountain Ridge Middle School Dr.
+Branch has used my words against me by saying the teacher did tell the students about the Lord’s prayer (my daughter as well as 1 other said this is false)[.]
+He is using my arguments I made to him yesterday to protect the teacher.
+The teacher today told the students the assignment was optional.
+My daughter as well as other students were under the impression all the packet assignments were mandatory (the Jewish one and the Christian ones were mandatory).
+I wrote to Dr.
+Branch to share with him the resource that Miss Hinson used and point out that the material she gave the students did not include all the faith aspects for Christianity.
+The students received 2 pages for Christianity from this resource while all the Islamic sections were left intact.
+Here’s the link for you to review.
+You will notice all the faith elements were left out for Judaism and Christianity while the Islamic section was left the way it’s presented.
+https://www.gvsd.org/cms/lib/PA01001045/Centricity/Domain/610/World%20Religions.pdf So she decided to use the extra resources for Islam and the school is saying that’s not indoctrination or proselytizing?
+The faith aspects and the same considerations were not given to the others as they were for Islam.
+This actually further proves my point that Islam was afforded special privilege over the others.
+The school is backtracking and being deceptive to try and weasel out of this.
+The teacher today clarified things for the students but that still does not excuse the fact that they are teaching the Islamic faith and asking the kids to participate in Sharia.
+Look at the Islamic packet again.
+They are asking the kids to write the beginning of Surahs.
+The teacher still has not corrected the error that calligraphy was started by the arabs.
+They are doubling down and only after being called on it are they trying to backtrack.
+Rich Penkoski is hardly the first to protest this egregious submission to the most vicious and brutal ideology on the face of the Earth.
+In Volusia County, Florida, hundreds protested Islamic lessons in their “World History” text, a Common Core-approved high school history textbook.
+With an entire chapter dedicated to the virtues of Islam and not a single chapter for Christianity, the textbook had Floridians in a frenzy.
+And who is the biggest pusher of Common Core besides leftist progressives?
+The Islamic Society of North America, a Muslim Brotherhood front group, along with the Hamas-tied Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR).
+In Florida, CAIR is on the offensive (more here).
+We have seen the increasing Islamization of the public-school curriculum.
+History lessons in Islam are dawah – proselytizing for Islam.
+Large public-school publishers have been bought by the Saudis.
+In West Virginia, it gets even worse.
+Rich Penkoski has alerted me to the latest development in the forced Islamization of his children’s school curriculum: after the Daily Caller and Geller Report exposed what was happening, Mountain Ridge administrators and teachers began messaging parents who were sharing the story, asking them to remove their posts.
+What do they have to hide?
+Apparently, a great deal.
+Worse still, Penkoski is now being threatened by students who attend the school with his daughter.
+(And who is behind them?
+Unidentified “adult friends.”)
+He sent this message to me:
+A student in the school threatened to get her adult friends to come to my home and kill me by stabbing me in the chest and ripping my organs out.
+They told my daughter “we are gonna get some people and kill your dad.” This student, who is known to me but whom I cannot name because she is a minor, has given students our address and is encouraging them to come to my home over this whole thing.
+Another student told my daughter that she and the first student and her adult friends are going to kill me and carve a satanic star in my chest and rip out my organs.
+They then threatened to hang my 3-year-old and 1-year-old and kidnap my 14-year-old.
+All this in school today because of the articles.
+This is not a joke and needs to be investigated.
+I have contacted the school’s principal, Dr.
+Branch, and I trust that he will take this matter seriously and deal with it appropriately.
+Is the principal acting on this?
+And do the police have any interest in this?
+Or would that be “islamofauxbic”?
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
+Pamela Geller's commitment to freedom from jihad and Shariah shines forth in her books
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+Another Sound Weapon Used To ATTACK US Diplomats: This Time In China
+
+A United States government employee assigned to the American consulate in Guangzhou, China suffered a mild traumatic brain injury similar to those reported by diplomats in Cuba.
+The unnamed worker reported, “subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure.”
+The government employee experienced the symptoms from late 2017 until April of 2018, according to the U.S. State Department.
+“The employee was sent to the United States for further evaluation.
+On May 18, 2018, the Embassy learned that the clinical findings of this evaluation matched mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI),” Jinnie Lee, U.S. Embassy spokesperson in Beijing, told Gizmodo by email.
+“The Chinese government has assured us they are also investigating and taking appropriate measures,” Lee continued.
+But this isn’t the first time a sound weapon has been used on American diplomats.
+Cuba has been accused of using a similar device to cause brain trauma in Americans at the embassy in Havana.
+It all started in the fall of 2016.
+Several of the affected diplomats were recent arrivals at the embassy, which reopened in 2015 as part of Barack Obama’s reestablishment of diplomatic relations with Cuba.
+The Daily Mail reported that one diplomat described being jolted awake in a Havana hotel room by a grinding, blaring cacophony.
+When he moved a few feet across the room, the noise stopped.
+When he got back into bed, the agonizing sound hit him again; as if, he told doctors, he had walked through some invisible wall cutting straight down the middle of his room.
+Whether they heard anything or not, the consequences have been unmistakable — symptoms ranging from nosebleeds, nausea, dizziness and severe headaches to mild brain damage and permanent hearing or memory loss.
+Oddly, as soon as some of the victims left Cuba, they stopped hearing noises.
+–SHTFPlan
+The mysterious illnesses reported by U.S. government employees in Cuba are allegedly thought to be either a “sonic attack” or perhaps malfunctioning surveillance gear.
+It’s not known yet whether the injured government worker in China was targeted with any such device, despite reporting similar symptoms as the diplomats in Cuba.
+The U.S. Consulate in Guangzhou says that it hasn’t had any other reported cases of strange sounds being heard by American officials, but is taking the issue seriously.
+“If you have concerns about any symptoms or medical problems that developed during or after a stay in China, consult a medical professional,” the State Department said in a public release.
+“While in China, if you experience any unusual acute auditory or sensory phenomena accompanied by unusual sounds or piercing noises, do not attempt to locate their source.
+Instead, move to a location where the sounds are not present,” the release said.
+The Cuban government continues to deny they attacked U.S. diplomats with a sonic weapon, and very little additional information is known about those who suffered through the strange ordeal.
+After months of investigations, U.S. officials concluded that the diplomats had been exposed to an advanced device that operated outside the range of audible sound and had been deployed either inside or outside their residences.
+It was not immediately clear if the device was a weapon used in a deliberate attack, or had some other purpose.
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+Capitol Police “Accidentally” Gave Treasure Trove of Evidence To Muslim IT Spy's Defense Attorney
+
+Accidentally?
+Color me skeptical.
+The Democrats are criminal, treasonous and sleazy.
+They gave this jihadi unfettered access to national security secrets.
+He then transferred the data to Pakistan.
+And the most powerful Democrats continue to protect jihad-treason.
+The Democrat leadership collusion with Muslim spies is the biggest story of treason and espionage in the recent memory.
+As the scandal widens and worsens, the media goes to extraordinary lengths not to cover it.
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+Hellbent to destroy President Trump, they toil in Soviet fictions and titillating porn stories.
+House investigators found the House server was being used for nefarious purposes and the alleged Muslim spies were removing information and sending it for foreign actors.
+The aides named are Imran Awan, his wife Hina Alvi, his brothers Abid and Jamal, and his friend Rao Abbas, Pakistani-born aides.
+Now we hear the father of Muslim spy ring Imran Awan transferred a USB drive to a Pakistani senator and former head of a Pakistani intelligence agency.
+CAPITOL POLICE ACCIDENTALLY GAVE EVIDENCE TO HOUSE HACKING SUSPECT’S DEFENSE ATTORNEY By Luke Rosiak on May 24, 2018:
+The House IG said Democratic IT aides made unauthorized access to data, but prosecutors haven’t charged them
+Democrats appear to want to keep the case out of court; a trial could expose their reckless IT practices
+Capitol Police didn’t make arrests despite numerous red flags and then ‘inadvertently’ gave evidence to defense attorneys that was supposed to go to prosecutors
+Prosecutors appear to be sharing info with someone on Capitol Hill who is leaking details to the hacking suspect’s lawyer
+The Capitol Police turned over a trove of evidence in the alleged Imran Awan House cyberbreach and theft case to the defense attorneys when they were supposed to deliver it to prosecutors instead, according to court documents and a source.
+And hours after The Daily Caller News Foundation asked prosecutors about the disclosure, Awan’s lawyer said he had learned of the forthcoming story from a source on Capitol Hill.
+TheDCNF had not told anyone other than prosecutors about it.
+“The cop came to [Awan’s defense attorney] Chris Gowen’s office with a stack of papers … Then he came back and said, ‘I thought you guys were the other party.’ He was very, very angry.
+But Gowen made copies,” the source, who’s familiar with The Awans, told TheDCNF.
+Awan, three relatives and a friend ran IT for one in five House Democrats and could read all their emails and files until they were banned on Feb. 2, 2017, for “numerous violations of House security policies.” The violations alleged by the House Office of Inspector General include logging into the House Democratic Caucus server thousands of times without authorization.
+This allegedly occurred during the same period in 2016 the DNC was hacked.
+Prosecutor Michael Marando alluded to the disclosure of evidence in court on Oct. 6, 2017.
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+Ramadan Jihad 2018 Death Toll So Far Is 218
+
+Another Ramadan is upon us, and the jihad death toll so far stands at 218 Infidels, murdered in 53 jihad attacks.
+Once again this year we see that Ramadan is quintessentially the month of jihad.
+A jihad group explained it back in 2012: “The month of Ramadan is a month of holy war and death for Allah.
+It is a month for fighting the enemies of Allah and God’s messenger, the Jews and their American facilitators.” Referring to a jihad attack that happened at that time, the message continued: “One of our groups aided by Allah managed to bomb a bus full of Jewish tourists, plunderers of holy lands, after careful tracking.
+The holy war is not confined to a particular arena and we shall fight the Jews and the Americans until they leave the land of Islam.”
+In contrast, President Trump issued a statement claiming that “Ramadan reminds us of the richness Muslims add to the religious tapestry of American life.”
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+Does Ramadan remind us of “the richness Muslims add to the religious tapestry of American life,” or is Ramadan “a month of calamity everywhere for nonbelievers”?
+Islam’s core beliefs make it clear that the latter statement is closer to the truth.
+During Ramadan, Muslims are exhorted to renew and deepen their devotion to Allah.
+Hence it is a time when they’re supposed to grow more generous and kind toward their fellow Muslims.
+However, the Qur’an says: “Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, and those who are with him are severe against disbelievers, and merciful among themselves” (48:29).
+If the Ramadan imperative is to become more devout, the Muslim who applies himself diligently to the Ramadan observance will simultaneously become more both merciful to his fellow Muslims and more severe against the unbelievers.
+Murdering infidels thus doesn’t contradict the spirit of Ramadan; it embodies it.
+The Kavkaz Center, a website operated by Chechen jihadists, explained in a 2010 article that the idea of Ramadan as a time for warfare against infidels went back to Muhammad’s time: “The month of Ramadan in the life of the Prophet (pbuh) and the righteous ancestors was a month of forthcoming.
+The greatest battles during the lifetime of the Prophet (pbuh) occurred in this blessed month, the month of jihad, zeal and enthusiasm.”
+Trump was, unfortunately, following the example of his two immediate predecessors when he claimed that “Ramadan reminds us of the richness Muslims add to the religious tapestry of American life,” and was severely misleading the American people.
+Ironically, even in doing this he is likely to fail to satisfy Muslims, or anyone.
+After all, after the Trump White House issued a similar statement last year, the Washington Post ran a lengthy piece in which several Muslims explained why the statement was unsatisfactory to them.
+Shadi Hamid of the Qatar-funded Brookings Institution declared: “Trump has so rarely recognized that American Muslims even exist, but this offers apparent proof that he is aware of our existence.
+Great!
+Putting all that context aside, it’s offensive and pretty much terrible.”
+Why?
+Because Trump had the temerity to mention jihad terrorism.
+Hamid continued: “We, as American Muslims, shouldn’t be defined solely in our relationship to bad things that we have nothing to do with.
+We’re also normal people who happen to be Muslim and to see us and our history in America so narrowly is plain out offensive.”
+What is actually offensive is that Hamid would try in this way to absolve the Muslim community of any responsibility to root out jihad terrorist from its midst.
+There is certain to be more jihad terrorism during this Ramadan, and some of it may be committed by Muslims in the U.S. Hamid, if he cared about this, would be confronting honestly the teachings of Islam that make Ramadan the month of jihad, and working to reform them.
+Meanwhile, it would be dangerous, suicidal folly for Infidels to pretend that Ramadan is not the month of jihad.
+And as our Ramadan willful blindness continues, more Infidels will die.
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+A Sister Speaks: ‘Cor Orans is the Death-Knell of Carmel’
+
+Under the first part of my ongoing analysis of “Cor orans,” a commenter wrote: “When the enemy wants to take a soul, he tries to make it give up prayer.”
+The Vatican presents a choice: the world, or Christ.
+“The Prologue [of the Rule of St. Benedict] set this choice before us, the world or Our Lord, as mutually exclusive alternatives; we cannot remain neutral, but must belong wholly to the one or wholly to the other.”
+Dom Paul Delatte, OSB, Abbot of Solesmes
+Today I received an email from a monastery of cloistered Carmelite nuns about the new document from the Vatican’s Congregation for Religious.
+They’re helping me examine this document, having kindly volunteered to serve as consultants, to help me understand it from an inside position.
+These, I might add, are not what we would consider a “traditionalist” community.
+They have only the Novus Ordo Mass and use the new rite Divine Office in their native vernacular language.
+For obvious reasons I can’t identify them, even to say what country they are in.
+Writing to me in English, by way of introductory comments in their longer analysis of the document that will be forthcoming, Sister T, fully professed and a senior member of the monastery’s council, said, “The Cor Orans document is the death-knell of Carmel.
+It signals the end of the contemplative monastic life.
+Not only does it destroy the autonomy of the Monasteries, something Our Holy Mother St. Teresa was extremely insistent about, but it also removes the Superior, dissolves her authority and power, removes the financial independence of each Monastery, and destroys the specificity of each charism.
+“This is a disaster.
+Especially for Carmel.”
+I contrast this frightening comment with those coming from the man immediately responsible for “Cor orans,” Cardinal João Braz de Aviz, the Brazilian prefect of the Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life in a speech to religious formation directors in 2015, in which he laid out pretty clearly what was coming in this piece of legislation, 3 years later.
+In fact, as the National Catholic Reporter piece said, the meeting itself was “unprecedented,” 1200 formators of religious life gathered by the Congregation for Religious in order to hear the new marching orders.
+This is the programme:
+“Do not distance yourself from the great lines of the Second Vatican Council.” “In fact, those that are distancing themselves from the council to make another path are killing themselves – sooner or later, they will die.
+They will not have sense.
+They will be outside the church.
+We need to build, using the Gospel and the Council as a departure point.”
+After breathing this threat, the cardinal continued, saying that because modern people’s “needs” are fundamentally different from what they were in the past, there was no reason to stick too closely to what the founders and foundresses – people like St. Anthony, St. Augustine, St. John Cassian, St. Benedict, St. Bruno, St. Dominic, Sts.
+Francis and Clare, Sts.
+Teresa of Avila and John of the Cross - wanted.
+“These contexts have changed.
+And the council reminds us that consecrated life must be Christian discipleship ... must be discipleship of the founders that we remember, but also must be open to the culture of the present moment.”
+“We must not be closed to new things.
+God is not static,” the cardinal said.
+“God is always new movement – of light, of heat, of demonstration.
+He speaks in every time to men and women with the true language of that time.”
+The congregation’s Secretary, Archbishop José Rodríguez Carballo, is reported as saying, “With this explicit reference to the Second Vatican Council, we point to our profound conviction that the council is the point of reference, non-negotiable, in the formation to the consecrated life.”
+Not the charism of the order, nor the rule, nor the Patristic tradition, nor the Doctors, nor the mystics, nor any of the 2000-year-old tradition of religious life, from the Desert Fathers to the giants of the Tridentine period; just Vatican II.
+And only, apparently, a single “interpretation” of it, if we are to judge by the soap and oil Braz de Aviz poured on the ruffled feathers of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious – the most virulently anti-Catholic organisation of “Catholic” religious in the world – and by his vicious persecution of the Franciscans of the Immaculate.
+Carballo continues his remarks, giving us a clue as to his feelings towards strictly cloistered, contemplative religious life: “A consecrated life, a life in God but inserted in the ecclesial family, in the church – inserted in the world.
+Not in conflict with the world, but inserted in continuity,” he said.
+It is to wonder what this man would make of a comment by the great Dom Paul Delatte, the second abbot of Solesmes and successor to the refounder, Dom Gueranger, who wrote in his commentary on the Rule of St. Benedict:
+“The Prologue set this choice before us, the world or Our Lord, as mutually exclusive alternatives; we cannot remain neutral, but must belong wholly to the one or wholly to the other.”
+“After entering into Christ by baptism and by the monastic profession, we should hold ourselves as far aloof from the world as possible and have no connection with it.
+There shall no longer be more intercourse between us than there is between two corpses: ‘The world is crucified to me and I to the world.’
+“Let us be on our guard against thinking that it may sometimes be proper to soften the differences, to lessen the distance which separates us.
+The Apostle warns us that we can only please God by preserving the integrity of our true life: ‘No man being a soldier to God, entangleth himself with secular businesses: that he may please him to whom he hath engaged himself.’ The world itself is scandalised by our condescending to it, and the words of the Imitation [of Christ] are always fulfilled: ‘Sometimes we think to please others by our company; whereas we begin rather to be displeasing to them by reason of the bad qualities they discover in us.’”
+How Cor orans will end St. Teresa of Avila’s reform of Carmel
+Sister T. continued, saying that the document explicitly derogates the founding intentions of St. Teresa for whom real autonomy was a crucial element of her Carmelite reform.
+She acknowledges that cloistered orders of nuns have for some time been gathered into federations.
+These are already doing the Cor orans programme, having shared initial formation programmes for postulants and novices, “ongoing formation” courses for professed nuns, a federal abbess or president who oversees all the federated monasteries.
+Their funds are already interconnected and they have regular meetings with and input from the male branches.
+In 2015, Carmelite monasteries received a questionnaire from the Father General Fr.
+Saverio Cannistra, a Mexican and devotee of Liberation Theology, to ask if they wanted an International Commission of Nuns to oversee the female houses place of the Carmelite Fathers.
+This suggestion was rejected, to the annoyance of Maccise.
+Maccise also promoted the idea of having no superiors in the individual monasteries, but only federation presidents and shared formation of novices.
+The push for these changes is still on, however, under the current General, an Italian, Saverio Cannistrà.
+Given the Marxist leanings of the recent crop of Fathers General, it seems clear that what can be expected by “ongoing formation” is, in essence, some form of political indoctrination, sprayed over with a micro-thin layer of pious language.
+But for Carmelite nuns, Sister said, these ideas are the antithesis of the intentions of St. Teresa.
+Authentic autonomy, independence of formation and finances, “are essential points of our charism that Our Holy Mother established and to do away with them is to do away with the charism.”
+“They go against our Constitutions, even though Cor Orans states that everything is to be done in accord with the charism and Constitutions.
+Each Carmel has its own spirit, its own tempo, it’s own ‘feel.’ Each nun is called not just to the Order, but to a specific Carmel.
+Formation in common is something we’ve been fighting against for years.”
+“To have a federal president who can decide to take the novices away, or take all our finances, or tell the Holy See we’re no longer ‘viable’ – this is a disaster.
+St. Teresa specifically set up the monasteries so that none of this would take place.
+And now it’s going to be done to us.”
+She points to the extended length of formation for new nuns - previously six years for Carmelites and under Cor orans now nine years, as absurd, saying it will tend to impede new vocations.
+“As though the Church is going to ask laypeople to be engaged for nine years before they marry.
+Our Constitutions already provide a three year extension of temporary vows if needed, but to make it mandatory will dissuade women from entering.
+It will also help the monastery become ‘less viable’ because by the time anyone younger is professed, the others will be dead.”
+Another requirement will be for a “religious assistant,” a priest monitoring the monastery in addition to a chaplain, to be assigned by the federation.
+Sister writes that this was rejected “years ago” by Carmelite monasteries as undue interference.
+The religious assistant will have unprecedented powers.
+Article 23 states, for instance, “In discerning the foundation of a new monastery on the part of a single monastery, the Federal President and the religious assistant intervene to help the superior of the founding monastery.
+The discernment on the foundation of a new monastery by the Federation is made within the framework of the Federal Assembly.”
+“One other thing that is very striking to me is the complete loss of our rights.
+There are no options in this document, no choices, no recourse.
+It’s all being done to us.
+In this day and age, when Pope Francis is proclaiming, if not Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity, then at least license and ‘choice’ for all, plus the ‘rights’ of women, here our rights are completely taken away.”
+Another nun has written saying that they cannot conceive of what these people mean by “ongoing formation”.
+Judging from other documents from already-federated Carmelites in Europe, it means in practical terms going in groups away from the monastery for days or weeks at a time to take “courses” together with novices from other monasteries.
+The content of these course, of course, is to be formulated by teams of “experts” chosen by the Federation.
+Sister writes, “Cloistered nuns have a very full horarium that does not allow for a lot of other things.
+We already have to deal with the million unexpected things that come up each day.
+I have no idea how we are going to implement all these ridiculous plans of ‘on-going formation’.
+Can they not comprehend that simply faithfully living our daily life provides plenty of on-going formation.”
+Apparently not.
+As I wrote in my first analysis piece, the document itself – that we must remember is a piece of legislation, a legal document laying out what all monasteries of contemplative nuns must now do – starts by laying out its working premise:
+Pope Francis, in the wake of the teaching of Pope Pius XII and reaffirmed by Ecumenical Vatican Council II, intended to present in Vultum Dei quaerere the intense and fruitful path taken by the Church in the last decades, in the light of the teachings of the same Council and considering the changed socio-cultural conditions.
+In other words, it is the “intense and fruitful path” of the last few decades of the Church since Vatican II that all monasteries of cloistered, contemplative nuns must now take.
+Anyone who imagines that this document’s authors will allow leeway, that there will be dispensations forthcoming for traditional or “conservative” communities from timid and cowed Vatican bodies like Ecclesia Dei, has failed to pay attention.
+In the last 20 years, “conservative” Catholics have pointed to the flourishing – mainly in the US – of some groups of sisters who had turned away from the “intense and fruitful path” and re-established some of the traditional accoutrements of the religious life.
+They point to the Nashville Dominicans, the Missionaries of Charity, the Poor Clares of Alabama, where there are at least habits, (some) chant, common life and common apostolates.
+But it is these signs of refusal of the programme that have infuriated the despots of the New Paradigm who would not rest until every last individual house of religious life was co-opted, subverted to the new ideology.
+The little green shoots of hope that the faithful Catholic world so rejoiced to see are to be stamped back into the frost of Vatican II’s perpetual winter.
+In the continuing analysis that will follow this article, we can see that the purpose of this document is to fulfill the totalitarian fantasies of the anti-Catholic revolutionaries, now nearing the end of their lives 50 years after their initial near-triumph.
+Its intention is mopping up; either to herd the remaining recalcitrants – those who have resisted even to the softened and conciliating degrees typical of “conservatives” – into the full post-conciliar “reform” instituted by the revolutionaries in the 1960s – or to close them.
+The thing is, the result will obviously be the same either way.
+The whole world has seen what happens to religious life that takes on the VaticanTwoist New Paradigm.
+I have just received a document that was issued privately summarising the findings of a meeting of federated Discalced Carmelite nuns in Europe in 2009.
+The numbers are absolutely dismal.
+Federation: Belgium
+number of convents: 11 Number of nuns: 120
+solemnly professed: 119
+in formation: 1 average age: 73
+Federation: Belgium - Luxembourg.
+number of convents: 11 number of nuns: 122
+solemnly professed: 117
+in formation: 5
+average age: 75
+Federation: Germany number of convents: 14 number of nuns: 178
+solemnly professed: 170
+in formation: 8
+average age: 66
+The rest are similar, and I’ll be analysing this document in some detail in the next piece in this series, but the rest of the responses to the Father General’s questionnaire tell a similar story.
+The German federation gave a summary of the efforts made to address these issues.
+“Path taken: For 15 years they have organized formation courses: on-going & initial formation, and for formators.
+Meetings for prioresses.
+Present Problems: Have got very old.
+Some sisters are in care-homes run by Franciscans.
+Possible Solutions: Two convents intend to amalgamate.”
+This is the death spiral.
+And it is precisely this “intense and fruitful path” taken by nearly all the Catholic world’s monastics since 1965 that Cor orans is attempting to force on the very, very few holdouts.
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+A Dismal Record: Why Are They Destroying the Nuns?
+
+The meeting covered Carmels of the Teresian, Discalced, reform from Germany, five areas of Spain, three from France, Great Britain, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Austria, Croatia and the Holy Land [1] .
+The reports from each region showed that many of the provisions found in Cor orans were already in place: federations with broad powers, including financial control and combined formation courses, “religious assistant” priests appointed by the federation and overseeing individual monasteries and superiors giving up their authority to the federations.
+Given that this was 2009, it is clear that the plans to force all contemplative monasteries in the world into this disastrous European mould were well under way long before Pope Benedict was even considering resigning.
+Today I’ve received an interesting document issued by the Carmelite Order in Europe following a meeting of the “Federations of Discalced Carmelite Nuns of Europe & the Holy Land” in Avila, February 2009.
+As a snapshot of the current condition of Carmelite monastic life after it had been completely “federated,” it paints a depressing picture; but as a demonstration of what “federations” are likely to achieve once Cor orans is implemented universally, it clangs in the mind like a funeral bell.
+Reconciled to managed extinction
+The report shows average ages of nuns between 65 and 80, “infirmary Carmels,” nuns in state nursing homes, entire communities living in care facilities and half the Carmels with no one in formation.
+Solutions offered are equally uniform: heaped-up bureaucracy, common formation courses between monasteries developed by “religious psychologists,” ever more powers handed to federations.
+This is federated Carmelite monastic life under Pope Francis’ New Paradigm of fully implemented VaticanTwoism.
+Very little is said of any efforts being made to increase vocational outreach using the internet or through diocesan contacts.
+And perhaps most telling of all, not one word is offered of applying any systematic religious solutions; no one is suggesting increased prayer or fasting, Rosary campaigns or novenas in what has to be the Carmelite Order’s most desperate hour.
+Nothing is said of increased intensity of devotion to the charism, study of the foundress or returning to sources, still less of strengthening the Carmelites’ traditional independent self-governance or reconsidering the wisdom of “the path taken”.
+Indeed, in one case in Spain, the sisters themselves advocate abandoning traditional Teresian autonomy altogether.
+The report from Great Britain notes: “18 Carmels have closed in the last 40 years.
+There have been two amalgamations in recent years and another one involving three Carmels is in process.
+Two communities at present are living together in one monastery as a temporary measure.”
+The case of the Netherlands is downright bizarre; sisters so old that even the federation structures are breaking down.
+Only one fully autonomous functioning Carmel still exists in the Netherlands, and the remains of four entire communities are living in a single care home run by religious brothers.
+But in this situation, the “solution” undertaken has been an elaborate bureaucratic reshuffle, including gaining approval from Rome, for “a completely new structure,” whose main task, no doubt, will be the making of funeral arrangements and disposing of library books.
+The atmosphere is weirdly resigned – one federation report recommended simply “forgetting the numbers” – with many notes of mutual congratulation over “unity,” the creating of “links” and the “building of trust” and “dialogue” between communities.
+The report from Belgium – federated in 1997, average age 73 with one sister in formation for 11 monasteries – states tersely that their biggest problem is “ageing” but under “possible solutions” says only, “We want to continue along the path we have begun.”
+It is only in the report from Croatia where the problem changes abruptly from aging nuns and no vocations to too many vocations with not enough room[2].
+It is also notable that it is only in the Croatian report that Christ gets a direct mention.
+Federation of Croatia & Bosnia-Herzegovina: 82 nuns in 5 convents, with an average age of 47, and eleven in formation.
+This outlier differs from the Western European federations in several respects, notably that it was only federated in 2002.
+But the effects of the federating/formation courses are already being felt: “Nowadays, two monasteries have difficulty because of a lack of vocations.”
+Path taken: Have made a foundation in Albania; however this community is not federated.
+From the beginning, our Association has organized formation courses for the younger sisters as well as courses of permanent formation.
+Each year, we have one or two seminars, which are also the occasion to the meeting of the Council of the Association.
+The duration is 3 to 4 days and they take place every time in a different Monastery of the Association.
+We invite the sisters of other Carmelite convents friends to our formation courses: sisters from Albania, Slovenia and Bulgaria.
+Present Problems: In general, in our Association the vocations continue growing, but there are differences between the monasteries.
+Nowadays, two monasteries have difficulty because of a lack of vocations.
+Possible solutions: We do all what is in our hands in the area of the vocational promotion, collaborating in this way with Christ who calls by his Spirit.
+These self-generated reports were made in response to a questionnaire set out for the meeting.
+All speak of nothing but bureaucratic responses: shared “formation courses,” meetings of superiors, amalgamations and suppression of houses and finally “care homes” and houses given over entirely as infirmaries.
+A tale of controlled, systematized extinction.
+~~~
+Federation: Germany
+date when erected: 1980
+number of convents: 14
+number of nuns: 178
+solemnly professed: 170
+in formation[3]: 8
+average age: 66
+Path taken: for 15 years they have organized formation courses: on-going & initial formation, and for formators.
+Meetings for prioresses.
+Present problems: have got very old.
+Some sisters are in care-homes run by Franciscans.
+Different sisters have volunteered to help there.
+Possible solutions: two convents intend to amalgamate.
+~~~
+Federation: Spain – Castile Burgos
+Date when erected: 1978
+Number of convents: 20
+Number of nuns: 245
+Solemnly professed:
+In formation: 9
+Average age: between 64
+Path taken: they have worked on communion and systematic formation of the communities.
+They have established a formation-house for new vocations and held a month long intensive course according to the ratio, given by the same sisters of the federation.
+In 2004 they established a Carmelite infirmary to help the communities.
+Courses have been organized to accompany the youngest sisters of the federation, given by a religious psychologist.
+Present problems: ageing of the sisters and a lack of vocations; we have not arrived at any practical conclusion in the way of amalgamations-restructuring though attempts have been made.
+The incorporation of sisters from other countries without due discernment in some cases.
+Possible solutions: we are making enquiries.
+~~~
+Federation: Spain - Catalonia
+Date when erected: 1993
+Number of convents 4
+Number of nuns: 60
+Solemnly professed:
+In formation: none
+Average age: 71
+What has been done: there has been one suppression and two convents have amalgamated
+Present problems: ageing of the sisters and a lack of vocations.
+We need outside help.
+~~~
+Federation: Spain - Navarre
+Date of erection: 1994
+Number of convents:16
+Number of nuns: 229
+Solemnly professed:
+In formation: 10
+Average age: 69
+What has been done: there has been work on formation: each year, a course on on-going formation and one for those recently professed.
+There have been 3 suppressions and 3 amalgamations.
+Work will continue in this area, in order to keep a balance within the communities, based on the present communities and the new vocations.
+Present Problems: Ageing of the communities, resulting in weakening of life in all its facets.
+It is not easy to express the reality.
+A lack of vocations is with us as a reality in everyday life.
+Moreover, the high number of Carmels makes difficult to maintain all presences.
+Possible Solutions: It is completely necessary to assume the way of the restructurings, in order to live what is essential, forgetting the numbers.
+The challenge to grow in confidence and communion should lead us to downgrade the famous and untouchable autonomy because, to a daughter of Saint Teresa, the really important thing is to look for HIM and to live in obedience.
+Another of our challenges is caring [for] the ecclesial presences.
+We think this is the way will lead us to recreate from the interior the Charism of the Mother Teresa.
+~~~
+Federation: France - Toulouse Bordeaux
+Date when erected: 1955
+Number of convents: 20 + 1 abroad, Athens
+Number of nuns: 274
+Solemnly professed: 268
+In formation: 6
+Average age: 70,6
+What has been done: There have been 1 amalgamation & 6 suppressions.
+The federal priority is the formation.
+There has been a lot of work in formation: for prioresses, formators & initial.
+Also with the extern sisters.
+The infirmary Carmel was closed due to the difficulty of finding a prioress and other personnel.
+The sisters have gone to other Carmels, except some who have gone to state geriatric homes.
+~~~
+Federation: Italy - Lombardy
+Date when erected: 1996
+Number of convents: 16
+Number of nuns: 220
+Solemnly professed: 209
+In formation: 11
+Average age: 65
+Present problems: there are big differences between the various convents.
+The number of vocations has diminished quickly and the numbers increased of those who have left during formation and during the first years of solemn profession.
+Nonetheless there have not been amalgamations or suppressions.
+In some convents old age is a real concern.
+Possible Solutions: They are working on formation through courses.
+Also on communion between the communities.
+There are meetings of the Council with the communities.
+We are ready to accept sisters who cannot be cared for in their own communities.
+However, this has not been accepted because they do not want to be separated.
+The strangest report came from the Netherlands where, for a single surviving autonomous monastery and an average age of 81, resources were mobilised to create “a completely new structure,” complete with approval from the Congregation for Religious:
+Federation: Netherlands
+Date when erected: 1971
+Number of convents: 6
+Number of nuns: 73
+Solemnly professed: 73
+In formation: ....
+Average age: 81 [NB, the bold was in the original.]
+What has been done: 13 Dutch Carmels and one in Iceland have united in a Federation.
+This has created a close communion from the beginning.
+Everyone has collaborated in the process of amalgamations and suppressions.
+Present Problems: Only one Carmel functions fully autonomously in the Netherlands.
+4 communities are in a care-home run by the Brothers of the Immaculate Conception.
+Another Carmel was renewed in 1990.
+At the original Carmel an infirmary wing has been added for those sisters who require nursing; it is run by Franciscan sisters.
+With the passing of time the Assembly of the Federation has transferred tasks to the President of the Federation, according to the faculties described in the statutes, in particular regarding our mutual solidarity.
+Also, with the passing of the years, the Congregation for Religious has placed responsibility directly into the hands of the Council of the Federation.
+Finally, the autonomous Carmels have asked help from the Federation in order to protect their interests.
+Due to our very advanced age in the Netherlands we have reached the moment when a General Assembly is no longer possible.
+We are left with the problem that in the communities there are no sisters who can or who want to be prioresses or council sisters.
+The structure of the Federation that we have had till now is thus no longer possible.
+Possible solutions: The Federation Council, the Religious Assistant, together with a canon lawyer of the Dutch Conference of Religious, have worked hard on a completely new structure, in which in its first draft the autonomy of the Carmel has been constantly kept in mind.
+We began from three points:
+1)Maintenance of the formal autonomy of the Carmels that still exist, but with the chance to transfer tasks gradually to the council of the Federation.
+
+2)Appointment of The Federal board or Federal Council of the Federation, preferably appointed by the Superior General.
+The team will consist of a president and vice-president who are members of one of the convents, appointed to functions, and of three people who are members, or not, of one of the convents.
+
+3)A Supervisory council, also to be appointed periodically by the Superior General, which will be made up of three members, whose president will be, preferably, a member of a religious institute, preferably of the Carmelite Order and appointed to functions.
+This council sees itself as a supervisory body and to give advice that will more or less replace the Assembly of the Federation.
+In October 2008, the President, the Religious Assistant and a Lawyer were in Rome where they explained the proposals.
+They had meetings with Fr.
+General and with the Congregation for Religious.
+These were open meetings that helped us to clarify matters.
+An important concern was that they would allow us to use lay people on the Federal Council of the Federation and the Supervisory council.
+We were aware that we were not dealing with a simple matter, but we think that, in view of our present situation today, we do not have much choice.
+It is important to continue to protect the interests of our Federation in the most responsible and careful way, so that all the sisters, even those advanced in years, can continue to live their life in Carmel.
+Definitive permission came at the 25th of February.
+~~~
+Given this incredible picture of a Carmelite Order in the last rattle of its death throes, the rest of the summaries of speeches given at the meeting in Avila read as outright surreal, leaving us to wonder if any of these people are attached in any way to reality.
+Sr. Enrica Rosanna, the representative of the Vatican’s Congregation for Religious told them that the “two great challenges to our contemplative life” are “the challenge of globalization and the challenge of irrelevancy.” She warned the nuns against bringing vocations from other countries to keep their monasteries alive, dropping a hint about what now seems to be a particular obsession of the Congregation.
+Cor orans would take this subject up definitively in 2018:
+The nuns were exhorted to “stay awake to welcome the dawn” of a bright new future:
+“These are difficult and uncertain times, but it is also the time to stay awake as the new dawn is already announcing itself.” “Our aim must be to be open to the future.
+We should not forget that we are following in the tradition of Teresa of Jesus and in the tradition of all those who have followed in her footsteps.
+It is a wide road that opens up before us.
+We must be women of hope and faith.
+We must always believe that God is the one who directs history.
+From this derives our task, to be creative and, at the same time, faithful (creative fidelity).” [emphasis in the original.]
+While there can be no doubt that the impending total extinction of the Carmelite Order in Western Europe was foremost in the minds of the nuns present, it seems that the issue was simply not addressed out loud by the representatives of the bureaucracy.
+Instead, Sr. Enrica, after this bizarre and cryptic comment, spoke of the “problems and difficulties that we can encounter” in discernment of mostly non-existent vocations, including “consumerism, modern means of communication, difficulties in creating a stable personality, autonomy of the young, the need to be always supported, the ideology of subjectivism.”
+What are these people smoking?
+Given that this was three years or more from the abdication of Benedict and the installation of the New Paradigm of Francis/Kasper, one wonders what this “new dawn” was actually about.
+Perhaps a useful question for one of the nuns present could have been, “A ‘new dawn’ of what, exactly?” This kind of coded language has been popular with the progressivist faction in the Church since the 1960s, when the expectation was for the installation of a totally new Church.
+Was Sr. Enrica somehow anticipating the fulfillment of those hippie-era dreams in the years to come?
+It is certainly clear from Francis’ first acts as pope that he had dealing with conservative and Traditionalist nuns high on his list of priorities.
+His first appointment, no more than three weeks after the Conclave was Jose Rodrigues Carballo, the Religious Congregation’s Secretary and – given the scandal that erupted on his leaving them – the financial wrecking ball of the Franciscan Friars Minor.
+The first task Francis gave Carballo was the demolition of the Franciscan Friars of the Immaculate.
+Certainly this record of the European Carmelites’ meeting is jammed with hints that Cor orans was on the way.
+On the final day of the meeting, the “theme for the day” was offered by then-Father General Luis Arostegui: “Government: the need for change.
+Autonomy and Association; autonomy and Fr.
+General; other solutions to government.”
+The devolution of authority of superiors of individual monasteries to federations was obviously on someone’s mind, as was a plan to see to it that monasteries change superiors frequently: “Essential autonomy can fail due to the relationships within the community: abuses by permanent superiors who decide on the freedom and decisions of the community,” the Father General warned.
+And there were certainly hints that a general re-organisation of structures of authority was in the works.
+A common tactic of politicians who want to initiate changes is to “ask questions” rather than make suggestions, and Arostegui asked some very leading questions indeed in this closing address:
+“Who discerns the existence or not of vital autonomy; is it the community or chosen people?
+“Are there instances that work well within the Church which balance autonomy in a way that can be helpful in these situations?
+“At the time of St. Teresa she was an example of someone balanced.
+Stability is one reason [for autonomy], but is stability understood in such a way that it can obstruct the spirit of mission and your availability to the Order and to the Church?
+“The valiant and prophetic initiative of Pope Pius XII to create Associations and Federations opened up contemplative life, though it was also thought that it could harm cloister and autonomy.
+Can such essential autonomy continue as it is?
+“50 years ago there was stability.
+How do we conceive today the relationship between autonomy and Federation-Association and between autonomy and Fr.
+General?
+“Could there be other forms of government?”
+Following the Father General’s address are notes from the language groups, including the following:
+“While some communities do not want their autonomy to be touched, and have certain fears of ‘external’ interference, others want a more moderate and flexible autonomy that, without going to the Congregation would have a juridical form, where the President with her Council can intervene in extreme cases that today we watch with pain, our hands tied.
+Though we want these legal channels to be established, it must remain clear what the limits of the Federation Council are, in order to avoid abuses of power on the part of the same.” “...The absence of vital autonomy is also noticed when… the same person remains prioress for years.” “...We need criteria that expand number 203 of our Constitutions and clarify vital autonomy.
+We perceive that there is a shortage of authority figures.
+We do not want new figures but rather those that already exist (Associations, [federation] Presidents, Provincials...) be empowered in a legal way (canonically) to help communities in difficulty, for the mission to discern, to counsel, to accompany.” “...We are also concerned for those communities not affiliated to Federations, we see that we should be close to them.”
+Maybe this summary document of 2009 can give us an idea what to expect from Rome in 2018, now that the “progressivist” faction in the Vatican is in the ascendancy and is free to act without restriction.
+What comes clear comparing this document to Cor orans is that the Vatican’s machinery has long been at work forcing a uniform and essentially bureaucratic, heavily authoritarian and legalistic vision of contemplative life on anyone who fails sufficiently to resist it.
+And with the statistics offered at this meeting we can see clearly where this road leads.
+So many Catholics in the last 40 years assumed that under the “conservatives” John Paul II and Benedict XVI at least the Vatican was “onside.” At least in Rome they understood the terrible threat of the Bolshie VaticanTwoist revolutionaries.
+But this report of 2009 shows a clear picture of a Roman congregation determined to see the revolution through to its inevitable conclusion.
+_____________________
+[1] An aside that will perhaps be noteworthy to traditionalist readers is the little comment in the report on the difficulty of having a liturgical observance between all the disparate nations represented at the meeting.
+“Eucharist and Lauds in Spanish.
+Fr.
+Isidore D’Silva had prepared a booklet with the liturgy for each day.
+Each psalm was in a different language, and was prepared by the corresponding liturgical group.
+However, having the text in front of us made it easier to follow the recitation in other languages.
+The end result was that we could all join in the liturgy.
+We were all united in the praise of the Spirit who had brought us there together from different languages and nations.”
+[2] Solution: new foundations, the spreading of the Carmelite charism into new territories.
+[3] This includes all sisters up to final profession, not just postulants and novices.
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+Ex-Navy sailor pardoned by Trump says he's suing Comey and Obama
+
+A former Navy sailor who is one of five people to receive a pardon from President Donald Trump is planning to file a lawsuit against Obama administration officials, alleging that he was subject to unequal protection of the law.
+Specifically, Kristian Saucier, who served a year in federal prison for taking photos of classified sections of the submarine on which he worked, argues that the same officials who meted out punishment to him for his actions chose to be lenient with Hillary Clinton in her use of a private email server and handling of classified information.
+His lawyer, Ronald Daigle, told Fox News on Monday that the lawsuit, which he expects to file soon in Manhattan, will name the U.S. Department of Justice, former FBI Director James Comey and former President Barack Obama as defendants, among others.
+“They interpreted the law in my case to say it was criminal,” Saucier told Fox News, referring to prosecuting authorities in his case, “but they didn’t prosecute Hillary Clinton.
+Hillary is still walking free.
+Two guys on my ship did the same thing and weren’t treated as criminals.
+We want them to correct the wrong.”
+Daigle said that a notice about the pending lawsuit was sent to the Department of Justice and others included in it in December.
+There is usually a six-month period that must lapse before the lawsuit actually is filed.
+“We’ll highlight the differences in the way Hillary Clinton was prosecuted and how my client was prosecuted,” Daigle said.
+“We’re seeking to cast a light on this to show that there’s a two-tier justice system and we want it to be corrected.”
+While campaigning, and after taking office, Trump frequently voiced support for Saucier, who in March became the second person he pardoned.
+Trump often compared the Obama administration’s handling of Saucier’s case with that of Clinton.
+Saucier, who lives in Vermont, pleaded guilty in 2016 to taking photos inside the USS Alexandria while it was stationed in Groton, Connecticut, in 2009.
+He said he only wanted service mementos, but federal prosecutors argued he was a disgruntled sailor who had put national security at risk by taking photos showing the submarine's propulsion system and reactor compartment and then obstructed justice by destroying a laptop and camera.
+Saucier said that he recognized he had erred in taking the photos, which he said he wanted to show only to his family to show them where he worked.
+But he lashed out at Obama officials, saying that his prosecution was politically motivated, prompted by sensitivity about classified information amid the scandal involving Clinton's emails.
+“My case was usually something handled by military courts,” he said.
+“They used me as an example because of [the backlash over] Hillary Clinton.”
+Saucier, 31, said that the pardon has enabled him to pick up the pieces and rebuild his life with his wife and young daughter.
+A felony conviction left him scrambling to find work; he finally landed a job collecting garbage.
+Now, he works on design and engineering projects for an industrial boiler company.
+“Things are starting to go in the right direction,” Saucier said.
+“I work with a group of really great people, I get to use my skills set.”
+Because of the loss of income during his imprisonment, as well as earning below his potential when he collected garbage, he and his wife Sadie lost their home to foreclosure.
+Debt collectors called and his cars were repossessed.
+“With a pardon there’s no magic wand that that gets waved and makes everything right,” he said, “But I try to stay positive and look forward.”
+He praises the pardons that Trump has granted, and takes exception at the criticism.
+“The Obama administration singled out Dinesh for things most people don’t even get charged for,” Saucier said.
+“President Trump noticed that my career was exemplary and that I didn’t deserve what happened to me.
+Conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza, who was pardoned by Trump last week, had pleaded guilty to campaign finance fraud.
+Trump tweeted Thursday: "Will be giving a Full Pardon to Dinesh D'Souza today.
+He was treated very unfairly by our government!"
+D'Souza was sentenced in 2014 to five years of probation after he pleaded guilty to violating federal election law by making illegal contributions to a U.S. Senate campaign in the names of others.
+The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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+Patrick J. Buchanan: Boehner's Right—It's Trump's Party Now | Articles
+
+See, earlier Trump Victorious As GOP Transformed Into A National Conservative Party by James Kirkpatrick, May 3, 2016
+"There is no Republican Party.
+There's a Trump party," John Boehner told a Mackinac, Michigan, gathering of the GOP faithful last week.
+"The Republican Party is kind of taking a nap somewhere."
+Ex-Speaker Boehner should probably re-check the old party's pulse, for the Bush-Boehner GOP may not just be napping.
+It could be comatose.
+Consider.
+That GOP was dedicated to free trade, open borders, amnesty and using U.S. power to punish aggressors and "end tyranny in our world."
+That GOP set out to create a new world order where dictatorships were threatened with "regime change," and democratic capitalism was the new order of the ages.
+Yet, Donald Trump captured the Republican nomination and won the presidency—by saying goodbye to all that.
+How probable is it that a future GOP presidential candidate will revive the Bush-Boehner agenda the party rejected in 2016, run on it, win, and impose it on the party and nation?
+Bush-Boehner Republicanism appears to be as dead today as was Harding-Coolidge Republicanism after 1933.
+And if Trumpism is not the future of the GOP, it is hard to see what a promising GOP agenda might look like.
+A brief history: In seven elections starting in 1992, Republicans won the presidency three times, but the popular vote only once, in 2004, when George W. was still basking in his "Mission Accomplished" in Iraq.
+What fractured and overwhelmed the Bush-Boehner Republican Party?
+First, demography.
+The mass immigration of Third World peoples that began with the 1965 immigration act, and the decline in the birth rate of native-born Americans, began to swamp the Nixon-Reagan New Majority.
+Second, the collapse of the Soviet Empire and USSR removed the party's great unifying cause from Eisenhower to Bush I—the Cold War.
+After the Red Army went home, "America First" had a new appeal!
+Third, faithful to the free trade cult in which they were raised, Republicans championed NAFTA, the WTO, and MFN for China.
+Historians will look back in amazement at how America's free trade zealots gave away the greatest manufacturing base the world had ever seen, as they quoted approvingly 18th- and 19th-century scribblers whose ideas had done so much to bring down their own country, Great Britain.
+Between 1997 and 2017, the EU ran up, at America's expense, trade surpluses in goods in excess of $2 trillion, while we also picked up the bill for Europe's defense.
+Between 1992 and 2016, China was allowed to run $4 trillion in trade surpluses at our expense, converting herself into the world's first manufacturing power and denuding America of tens of thousands of factories and millions of manufacturing jobs.
+In Trump's first year, China's trade surplus with the United States hit $375 billion.
+From January to March of this year, our trade deficit with China was running at close to the same astronomical rate.
+"Trade deficits do not matter," we hear from the economists.
+They might explain that to Ohio, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
+And perhaps someone can explain the wisdom of handing 4 percent of our GDP each year to an adversary nation, as U.S. admirals talk tough about confronting that adversary nation over islets and reefs in the South China Sea.
+Why are we enriching and empowering so exorbitantly those whom we are told we may have to fight?
+Fourth, under Bush II and Obama, the U.S. intervened massively in the Near and Middle East—in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, Yemen.
+And the forces that pushed up into those conflicts, and so disillusioned the nation that it elected Barack Obama, are back, pushing for a new war, on Iran.
+They may get this war, too.
+Yet, given the anti-interventionist and anti-war stance of Trump's winning campaign, and of the Bernie Sanders campaign, U.S. involvement in Middle East wars seems less America's future than it does her past.
+After his 16 months in office, it appears as though the Trump presidency, no matter how brief, is going to be a watershed moment in U.S. and world history, and in the future of the GOP.
+The world is changing.
+NATO and the EU are showing their age.
+Nationalism, populism and tribalism are pervasive on the Old Continent.
+And America's willingness to bear the burden of Europe's defense, as they ride virtually free, is visibly waning.
+It is hard to see why or how Republicans are ever again going to be the Bush-Boehner party that preceded the rise of Trump.
+What would be the argument for returning to a repudiated platform?
+Trump not only defeated 16 Bush Republicans, he presented an agenda on immigration, border security, amnesty, intervention abroad, the Middle East, NAFTA, free trade, Putin and Russia that was a rejection of what the Bush-Boehner Party had stood for and what its presidential candidates in 2008 and 2012, John McCain and Mitt Romney, had run on.
+If the Republican Party is "napping," let it slumber on, undisturbed, for its time has come and gone.
+We are in a new world now.
+COPYRIGHT 2018 CREATORS.COM
+Patrick J. Buchanan needs no introduction to VDARE.COM readers; his books State of Emergency: The Third World Invasion and Conquest of America, and Suicide of a Superpower: Will America Survive to 2025?
+are available from Amazon.com.
+Patrick J. Buchanan is the author of “The Greatest Comeback: How Richard Nixon Rose From Defeat to Create the New Majority.
+His latest book, published May 9, is “Nixon’s White House Wars: The Battles That Made and Broke a President and Divided America Forever.”
+See Peter Brimelow’s review: “Wheel And Fight”—Pat Buchanan’s Nixon Book
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+Patrick J. Buchanan: Sorry, Jeff Flake, It's Trump's Party Now!
+| Articles
+
+More is now required of us than to put down our thoughts in writing, declaimed Jeff Flake in his oration against President Trump, just before he announced he will be quitting the Senate.
+Though he had lifted the title of his August anti-Trump polemic, "Conscience of a Conservative," from Barry Goldwater, Jeff Flake is no Barry Goldwater.
+Goldwater took on the GOP establishment in the primaries, voted against the Civil Rights Act of 1964, defiantly declared, "Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice," and then went down to defeat battling to the end after the assassination of JFK made LBJ invincible.
+The real "Mr. Conservative" was a true profile in courage.
+Flake, with only 18 percent approval in Arizona, decided to pack it in rather than get waxed in his own primary.
+With Falstaff, Flake appears to believe that "discretion is the better part of valor."
+Sen. Bob Corker is another summertime soldier calling on colleagues to stand and fight Trump while he retires to Tennessee.
+It's no wonder the establishment is viewed with such derision.
+Flake calls Trump "dangerous to our democracy."
+But the real threat Trump represents is to the GOP establishment's control of the party's agenda and the party's destiny.
+U.S. politics have indeed been coarsened, with Trump playing a lead role.
+Yet, beneath the savagery of the uncivil war in the party lies more than personal insults and personality clashes.
+This is a struggle about policy, about the future.
+And Trump is president because he read the party and the country right, while the Bush-McCain Republican establishment had lost touch with both.
+How could the Beltway GOP not see that its defining policies — open borders, amnesty, free trade globalism, compulsive military intervention in foreign lands for ideological ends — were alienating its coalition?
+What had a quarter century of Bushite free trade produced?
+About $12 trillion in trade deficits, $4 trillion with China alone, a loss of 55,000 plants and 6 million manufacturing jobs.
+We imported goods "Made in China," while exporting our future.
+U.S. elites made China great again, to where Beijing is now challenging our strategic position and presence in Asia.
+Could Republicans not see the factories shutting down, or not understand why workers' wages had failed to rise for decades?
+What did the democracy crusades "to end tyranny in our world" accomplish?
+Thousands of U.S. dead, tens of thousands of wounded, trillions of dollars sunk, and a Mideast awash in blood from Afghanistan to Iraq, Libya, Syria and Yemen, with millions uprooted and homeless.
+Yet, still, the GOP establishment has not repudiated the mindset that produced this.
+With the Cold War over for a quarter of a century, what is the case now for America, $20 trillion in debt, going abroad in search of monsters to destroy?
+Consider.
+Bush-Obama "open borders" brought in tens of millions of Third World peoples, legally and illegally, to rising resistance from Americans forced to bear the economic and social costs.
+What was the GOP establishment's reply to the opposition to amnesty for illegals and calls for a moratorium on legal immigration, to assimilate the tens of millions already here?
+To call them nativists and parade their moral superiority.
+Flake and Corker are being beatified by the Beltway elites, and George W. Bush and John McCain celebrated for their denunciations of Trumpism.
+Yet no two people are more responsible for the blunders of the post-Cold War era than McCain and Bush.
+About which of half a dozen wars were they right?
+Yesterday's New York Times recognized Trump's triumph:
+"Despite the fervor of President Trump's Republican opponents, the president's brand of hard-edged nationalism—with its gut-level cultural appeals and hard lines on trade and immigration—is taking root within his adopted party."
+Moreover, a new question arises:
+Can the GOP establishment believe that if Trump falls, or they bring him down, they will inherit the estate and be welcomed home like the Prodigal Son?
+Do they believe their old agenda of open borders, amnesty, free trade globalism and democracy-crusading can become America's agenda again?
+Trumpism is not a detour, after which we can all get back on the interstate to the New World Order.
+For though unpleasant, it is not unfair to say that if there was one desire common to Bernie Sanders, Ted Cruz and Donald Trump voters, it was be rid of the regime resting on top of all of us.
+Should Trump fall, and a restored establishment attempt to reimpose the old policies, there will be a truly uncivil war in this country.
+After the Trumpian revolt, there is no going back.
+As that most American of writers, Thomas Wolfe, put it, "You can't go home again."
+Traditionalists have been told that for years.
+Now it's the turn of the GOP establishment to learn the truth as well.
+Goldwater lost badly, but the establishment that abandoned him never had its patrimony restored.
+It was the leaders they abhorred, Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan, to whom the future belonged.
+Patrick J. Buchanan needs no introduction to VDARE.COM readers; his books State of Emergency: The Third World Invasion and Conquest of America, and Suicide of a Superpower: Will America Survive to 2025?
+are available from Amazon.com.
+Patrick J. Buchanan is the author of “The Greatest Comeback: How Richard Nixon Rose From Defeat to Create the New Majority.
+His latest book, published May 9, is “Nixon’s White House Wars: The Battles That Made and Broke a President and Divided America Forever.”
+See Peter Brimelow’s review: “Wheel And Fight”—Pat Buchanan’s Nixon Book Provides Road Map For Trump.
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+Trump suggests he would have picked another AG who could have blocked Russia probe
+
+Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump suggested Tuesday that he would have picked another attorney general if it would have stopped an investigation into Russia meddling in the 2016 election.
+In his latest public slam at Attorney General Jeff Sessions -- who, citing his involvement with the Trump campaign, recused himself from the investigation last year, paving the way for the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller -- Trump said he would have "quickly picked someone else" had he known about the recusal.
+"The Russian Witch Hunt Hoax continues, all because Jeff Sessions didn't tell me he was going to recuse himself," Trump tweeted Tuesday.
+"I would have quickly picked someone else.
+So much time and money wasted, so many lives ruined...and Sessions knew better than most that there was No Collusion!"
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+Ex-Sailor Pardoned By Trump Says He’s SUING Obama And Comey
+
+A former Navy sailor, who is one of five people to receive a pardon from President Donald Trump, is planning to file a lawsuit against Obama administration officials.
+Kristian Saucier, who served a year in federal prison for taking photos of classified sections of the submarine on which he worked, says he was subject to unequal protection of the law.
+Saucier said that he realizes he had erred in taking the photos, which he said he wanted to show only to his family to show them where he worked.
+He has also lashed out at Obama officials, saying that his prosecution was politically motivated, prompted by sensitivity about classified information amid the scandal involving Clinton’s emails.
+According to Fox News, Saucier argues that the same officials who sought out punishment to Saucier for his actions chose to be lenient with Hillary Clinton in her use of a private email server and mishandling of classified information.
+Saucier’s lawyer, Ronald Daigle, told Fox News on Monday that the lawsuit, which he expects to file soon in Manhattan, will name the U.S. Department of Justice, former FBI Director James Comey and former President Barack Obama as defendants, among others.
+Saucier, who lives in Vermont, pleaded guilty in 2016 to taking photos inside the USS Alexandria while it was stationed in Groton, Connecticut, in 2009.
+He said he only wanted service mementos, but federal prosecutors argued he was a disgruntled sailor who had put national security at risk by taking photos showing the submarine’s propulsion system and reactor compartment and then obstructed justice by destroying a laptop and camera.
+–Fox News
+“They interpreted the law in my case to say it was criminal,” Saucier told Fox News, referring to prosecuting authorities in his case, “but they didn’t prosecute Hillary Clinton.
+Hillary is still walking free.
+Two guys on my ship did the same thing and weren’t treated as criminals.
+We want them to correct the wrong.” Daigle said that a notice about the pending lawsuit was sent to the Department of Justice and others included in it in December.
+There is usually a six-month period that must elapse before the lawsuit actually is actually filed.
+“My case was usually something handled by military courts,” he said.
+“They used me as an example because of [the backlash over] Hillary Clinton,” he continued, alleging his life was ruined for political reasons.
+“With a pardon, there’s no magic wand that gets waved and makes everything right,” Saucier said, “But I try to stay positive and look forward.” Saucier has had cars repossessed and is in debt due to the loss of income after having a felony on his record.
+The government actively destroyed his life an made it all but impossible for his family to get back on track.
+But Hillary Clinton is running around free, to this day.
+And that is what Saucier is so burnt about, with good reason.
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+Former Navy Sailor Pardoned By Trump To Sue Obama & Comey
+
+Kristian Saucier, a former Navy sailor who served a year in federal prison for taking photos of classified sections of the submarine he worked on but was later pardoned by President Donald Trump, says that he is going to pursue a lawsuit against several Obama administration members, including Former FBI Director James Comes and Barack Hussein Obama Soetoro Sobarkah.
+The same FBI that gave Hillary Clinton a pass for operating an illegal email server, which we have evidence for the fact that she sent and received classified documents through resulting in a national security breach and at least one death, but would not give the same leniency to Saucier who simply took some pictures of his submarine.
+Fox News reports:
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+His lawyer, Ronald Daigle, told Fox News on Monday that the lawsuit, which he expects to file soon in Manhattan, will name the U.S. Department of Justice, former FBI Director James Comey and former President Barack Obama as defendants, among others.
+“They interpreted the law in my case to say it was criminal,” Saucier told Fox News, referring to prosecuting authorities in his case, “but they didn’t prosecute Hillary Clinton.
+Hillary is still walking free.
+Two guys on my ship did the same thing and weren’t treated as criminals.
+We want them to correct the wrong.” Daigle said that a notice about the pending lawsuit was sent to the Department of Justice and others included in it in December.
+There is usually a six-month period that must lapse before the lawsuit actually is filed.
+“We’ll highlight the differences in the way Hillary Clinton was prosecuted and how my client was prosecuted,” Daigle said.
+“We’re seeking to cast a light on this to show that there’s a two-tier justice system and we want it to be corrected.”
+Saucier's attorneys attempted to use the Hillary Clinton defense to get him out of hot water for taking pictures of classified systems aboard the USS Alexandria in 2009.
+Prosecutors sloughed off the defense, saying it was essentially “grasping at highly imaginative and speculative straws in trying to further draw a comparison to the matter of Secretary Hillary Clinton based upon virtually no understanding and knowledge of the facts involved, the information at issue, not to mention any issues if intent and knowledge.”
+Saucier confessed to taking photos of the submarine back in 2009 when he served as a 22-year-old machinist mate, saying he wanted to show the pictures to his family and future children.
+Following an interview with the FBI in 2012, he destroyed all evidence of the pictures, meaning the Naval Criminal Investigative Service could not confirm his claims that he did not share the photos with unauthorized people.
+“It was a foolish mistake by a very young man,” Saucier’s lawyer, Greg Rinckey, said.
+“It’s a very sad case because Kristian Saucier is a fine young man.
+We don’t believe this was really his true character.”
+“My case was usually something handled by military courts,” Saucier said.
+“They used me as an example because of [the backlash over] Hillary Clinton,” he continued, alleging his life was ruined for political reasons.
+President Trump had spoken of his support of Saucier on the campaign trail and blasted the Obama administration's handling of his case.
+“With a pardon, there’s no magic wand that gets waved and makes everything right,” Saucier said, “But I try to stay positive and look forward.”
+That's a good attitude considering he has had his cars repossessed and is in a tremendous amount of debt due to his incarceration and now having a felony on his record.
+But hey, Hillary is free, right?
+That's all that matters, cause after all, they're (Bill and Hillary) good people, aren't they, Mr. President?
+I think it's great that Mr. Saucier has been pardoned, I really do, but I continue to ask what a lot of Americans continue to ask, why does the known criminal Hillary Clinton remain at large in our country with her corrupt foundation taking in billions, her trashing our Republic and continuing to have a national voice?
+The American people weren't promised pardons, we were promised a special counsel to dig into the Clintons and bring about justice.
+It's time that occurred.
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+National Data | December Jobs—TRUMP EFFECT!
+American Worker Displacement, Immigrant Population, Black Unemployment ALL DECLINE!
+| Articles
+
+)
+Forget the Wolff book brouhaha and Trump’s latest DACA dalliance —the real story is outside the Beltway , where real people live and work.
+December marked the fifth month in a row in which the immigrant working-age population ( legal and illegal declined from the same month of the prior year.
+Simultaneously, immigrant displacement of American workers fell, also apparently confirming a trend that began in September.
+And, by the way, black unemployment is at a record low.
+What started after the 2016 election as a reduction in the rate of increase in the foreign-born population of working age has turned into an outright retreat.
+This is in dramatic contrast to the last months of the Obama Regime, which saw year-over-year increases in immigrant working-age population far in excess of the estimated 1 million legal immigrants admitted annually, and which I argued meant that an unreported illegal alien surge was underway.
+According to the Labor Department employment report released last Friday, December there were 77,000 fewer working-age immigrants (legal and illegal) in the country in December 2017 than in December 2016—a decline of 0.18%.
+This follows year-over-year drops of 138,000 in August, 143,000 in September, and 117,000 in October, and 64,000 in November.
+Not since the Great Recession has the foreign-born working-age population declined for five consecutive months—but now, in telling contrast, the economy is expanding.
+This makes the Trump Era immigrant workforce decline especially striking.
+Note that this is a net figure.
+The year-over- year reduction in the immigrant working-age population does not mean new immigrants have stopped coming in.
+About 300,000 immigrants die annually, and an equal number leave (voluntarily or otherwise), according to a study by the Center for Immigration Studies.
+[U.S.
+Immigrant Population Hit Record 43.7 Million in 2016, By Steven A. Camarota and Karen Zeigler,October 16, 2017] So the 77,000 reduction in working-age immigrants from December 2016 to December 2017 is consistent with a gross inflow of about 500,000 new foreign-born workers (legal and illegal) over that period—the gross inflow more than offset by the gross reduction of 600,000 due to deaths, deportations, and immigrant emigrants.
+This helps explain why a reduction in the immigrant workforce population reduction is compatible with reports of a recent increase in illegal immigration on the U.S. southwest border (albeit still less than at the end of the Obama Regime).
+The additional good news: Native-born American workers took all the jobs created this month, according to the Household Survey, which records workers’ immigrant status (but not their legal status).
+The Household Survey reported 103,000 jobs were created last month—well below the 148,000 figure found by the far more widely-cited Payroll Survey.
+In December 2017:
+Immigrant employment fell by 246,000, down by 0.93%
+Native-born American employment rose a whopping 349,000 – up 0.27%
+The immigrant employment index, set to 100.0 in January 2009, fell from 122.0 to 120.9.
+The native-born American employment index rose from 105.8 to 106.0..
+The New VDARE American Worker Displacement Index (NVDAWDI), our term for the ratio of immigrant to native-born employment growth indexes, fell fromto(100X (120.9/106.0))
+Trump may not have delivered (yet) on his promise to bring back the factory and coal jobs so many of his supporters lost during the Obama years.
+But by shrinking the pool of immigrants willing to do that work, he has put more money in pockets of his voters.
+While overall wage growth remains modest – 2.5% per annum in December – Blue collar workers have beat this by a wide margin:
+“It is commonly said that wage stagnation contributed to an economic anxiety in middle America that carried Donald Trump into the White House…Yet Mr. Trump’s rise seems to have coincided with a turnaround in fortunes for the middle class.
+… The latest development—one that will be of particular interest to Mr. Trump—is that blue-collar wages have begun to rocket.
+…In the year [2017] to the third quarter, wage and salary growth for the likes of factory workers, builders and drivers easily outstripped that for professionals and managers.
+In some cases, blue-collar pay growth now exceeds 4%…” Blue-collar wages are surging.
+Can it last?, The Economist, Magazine, November 14th 2017
+Eleven months of Trump has not come close to undoing the damage done by eight years of Obama.
+Native-born American workers lost ground to their foreign-born competitors throughout the Obama years and this trend accelerated significantly in the months leading up to the election:
+Can't render, error
+Native-born American employment growth is represented by the black line, immigrant employment growth is in pink, and NVAWDI—the ratio of immigrant to native-born American job growth—is in blue.
+Another way of looking at American worker displacement: the immigrant share of total U.S. employment rose steadily, albeit erratically, throughout the Obama years.
+It fell sharply in the months after the 2016 election, but roared back to Obama-era levels in the spring.
+Immigrants held 16.99% of total jobs in December, a significant drop from November’s 17.16% share.
+Can't render, error
+A detailed snapshot of American worker displacement over the past year is available in the Employment Status of the Civilian Population by Nativity table published in the monthly BLS Report.
+Over the last 12 months (December 2016 to December 2017):
+The native-born American labor force (employed plus looking for work) grew twice as fast as the immigrant labor force: 0.63% versus 0.30%.
+ADVANTAGE AMERICANS
+as the immigrant labor force: 0.63% versus 0.30%.
+American employment grew 57% faster than immigrant employment: 1.27% versus 0.81%.
+ADVANTAGE AMERICANS
+The labor-force participation rate (LPR), a sign of worker confidence and mobility, rose by 0.6 points for immigrants and was unchanged for native-born Americans.
+At 65.3%, the immigrant LPR this December was considerably above the native-born American rate (61.9%.)
+ADVANTAGE IMMIGRANTS
+The number of unemployed Americans fell by 763,000—down 12.7%, while the number of unemployed immigrants fell 129,000—down by 11%.
+ADVANTAGE AMERICANS
+Another piece of good news, quite possibly connected to the shrinking of the immigrant working age population, caught our eye: The unemployment rate for black Americans fell to 6.8% in December , the lowest level since the Labor Department began tracking the figure in 1972.
+[ U.S. economy added 2 million jobs in 2017 , by Patrick Gillespie, CNNMoney, January 5, 2018]
+By removing foreign competitors, Trump may have done more for blacks in 11 months than Obama did in eight years.
+Of course, this could be affected by statistical noise—and it could be undone by e.g.
+a DACA capitulation.
+But right now it increasingly appears the Trump Effect is real—and achieved entirely through enhanced enforcement.
+What could happen if the GOP-controlled Congress woke up and enacted an immigration moratorium?
+Edwin S. Rubenstein (email him) is President of ESR Research Economic Consultants.
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+Barack Hussein Obama Hid Efforts to Aid Iran’s Windfall
+
+A new Senate report reveals that Barack Obama secretly paved the way for Iran to tap into U.S. banks to convert cash it received from sanctions’ relief to dollars — despite the face the White House assured lawmakers it would do no such thing.
+The report shows how State Department and Treasury Deparment officials during the Obama era quietly gave a special license for a major Omani bank to do business with two U.S. banks.
+Barack Obama spent considerable time selling the American people on the idea of a cooperative Iran — all the while cutting quiet deals, behind closed doors, with the rogue nation.
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+The U.S. banks were pressured into complying with the deal.
+The Washington Times has more:
+The Obama administration — despite repeatedly assuring Congress that Iran would remain barred from the U.S. financial system — secretly mobilized to give Tehran access to American banks to convert the windfall of cash it received from sanctions relief under the 2015 nuclear deal into dollars, an investigative report by the Senate has revealed.
+A copy of the report, obtained by The Washington Times, outlines how Obama-era State and Treasury Department officials discreetly issued a special license for the conversion to a major Omani bank and unsuccessfully pressured two U.S. banks to partake in the transaction, all while misleading lawmakers about the activities.
+The document, compiled by the Senate’s Republican-led chief investigative subcommittee, began circulating Tuesday, just as the Trump administration issued its harshest warnings to date to foreign governments and companies to avoid doing business with Iran or find themselves in the crosshairs of Washington’s reimposition of sanctions as part of Mr. Trump’s withdrawal from the nuclear deal.
+“Companies doing business in Iran face substantial risks, and those risks are even greater as we reimpose nuclear-related sanctions,” said Sigal Mandelker, Treasury Department undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence.
+She also called on foreign governments to harden their financial systems against “deceptive” Iranian transactions that ultimately channel money to terrorists.
+The Iranian government “uses shell and front companies to conceal its tracks” as part of an elaborate scheme designed to procure cash for the Quds Force of Iran’s militant Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, which the U.S. designates as a terrorist organization, Ms. Mandelker said.
+She issued the warnings in a speech at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies think tank as Iran announced Tuesday that it was formally moving ahead with preparations to increase its nuclear enrichment capacities — the sharpest response to date by the Islamic republic to Mr. Trump’s pullout from the nuclear accord.
+Iranian officials said the increase, while provocative, does not violate its commitments under the nuclear accord.
+The president sent shock waves around the world with his May 8 decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear pact and begin reimposing U.S. sanctions, which the U.S., Europe, China and Russia had collectively lifted in 2015 in exchange for Iran’s promise to curb its suspect nuclear programs and allow international inspections.
+While Iran told the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency on Tuesday that it plans only to increase enrichment within limits set by 2015 deal, the announcement came with threats from a top Iranian official that the activities could be quickly expanded.
+The warning put fresh pressure on European leaders to keep the nuclear accord alive despite Mr. Trump’s withdrawal.
+The head of Iran’s nuclear agency, Ali Akbar Salehi, said Tehran is prepared to dramatically increase its capacity for enrichment but that the work so far is limited to building a facility for assembling the centrifuges.
+He made the comment a day after Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, ordered the increase in capacity and vowed that Iran would preserve its nuclear program despite the U.S. withdrawal from the 2015 accord.
+The Senate report focuses new scrutiny on the lengths President Obama’s team was willing to go to ensure the deal’s success as it was still being negotiated.
+The Senate Homeland Security Committee’s permanent subcommittee on investigations probe contends that the Obama administration went out of its way to keep U.S. lawmakers in the dark about calculated and secretive efforts to give Tehran a back channel to the international financial system and to U.S. banks, facilitating a massive U.S. currency conversion worth billions of dollars.
+“Senior U.S. government officials repeatedly testified to Congress that Iranian access to the U.S. financial system was not on the table or part of any deal,” according to a draft copy of the document obtained by The Times.
+“Despite these claims, the U.S. Department of the Treasury, at the direction of the U.S. State Department, granted a specific license that authorized a conversion of Iranian assets worth billions of U.S. dollars using the U.S. financial system.
+“Even after the specific license was issued, U.S. government officials maintained in congressional testimony that Iran would not be granted access to the U.S. financial system,” the report said.
+Sen.
+Rob Portman, the Ohio Republican who chairs the subcommittee, is set to outline his panel’s findings Wednesday.
+Under terms of the nuclear deal, Iran was given the right to reclaim billions of dollars in state assets and bank accounts frozen by international sanctions, but it remained “illegal for U.S. persons, entities, and financial institutions to do business with Iran or parties on behalf of Iran.”
+The ban included any “intermediary” transactions by U.S. banks to convert currency for Iran — a development that would have elevated the value of the Iranian assets on the global market and allowed Tehran to more easily move the money through the international banking system.
+On the day the nuclear deal was implemented in 2015, Tehran had some $5.7 billion worth of assets at Bank Muscat in Muscat, Oman, according to Senate investigators, who said Tehran moved quickly to request access to the U.S. dollar.
+On Tehran’s request, Bank Muscat contacted the U.S. Treasury Department’s office of foreign assets control.
+According to the Senate report: “Muscat sought to convert $5.7 billion in Omai rials into euros.
+[But] because the rial is pegged to the U.S. dollar, the most efficient conversion was with an intermediary step through a U.S. bank using U.S. dollars.”
+Obama Treasury Secretary Jack Lew told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in July 2015 that Iran would “continue to be denied access to the [U.S.] financial and commercial market” under the proposed accord, but the Treasury office went ahead with attempts to quietly allow the currency transaction sought by Iran.
+“On February 24, 2016, OFAC issued a specific license to Bank Muscat authorizing Iranian assets worth roughly $5.7 billion to flow through the U.S. financial system,” according to the Senate report, which claims the move was made “even though U.S. sanctions prohibited it.”
+Even as office of foreign assets control officials directly “encouraged two U.S. correspondent banks to convert the funds,” the Treasury Department continued to deny it was working to facilitate the currency transaction, said the report, which cites a 2016 letter from the department to Sen. Marco Rubio, Florida Republican, and Sen. Mark Kirk, Illinois Republican, that contended the Obama “administration has not been and is not planning to grant Iran access to the U.S. financial system.”
+The catch, according to Senate investigators, was that neither of the U.S. banks approached by the office of foreign assets control would take on the Iranian currency exchange — in part because of political concerns over the prospect of being found out to have secretly circumvented the remaining ban on U.S. transactions with the Islamic republic.
+Despite the Obama administration’s efforts, Iran was ultimately forced to convert its Bank Muscat assets to euros in small increments using European banks and without accessing the U.S. financial system, the Senate investigators said.
+Mr. Portman said in a statement Tuesday night that “the Obama administration misled the American people and Congress because they were desperate to get a deal with Iran.”
+“Despite claims both before and after the Iran deal was completed that the U.S. financial system would remain off limits, the Obama administration issued a specific license allowing Iran to convert billions of dollars in assets using the U.S. financial system,” Mr. Portman said.
+“The only reason this transaction wasn’t executed was because two U.S. banks refused, even though the administration asked them to help convert the money.”
+Such sanctions, he added, “are a vital foreign policy tool, and the U.S. government should never work to actively undermine their enforcement or effectiveness.”
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+Spygate Coverup?
+
+https://www.lewrockwell.com/lrc-blog/spygate-coverup/
+Rep. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) accuses the Republican House leadership of dragging their heels in the Spygate investigation.
+This has been evident for months now, as there are many connections and obvious questions that haven’t been investigated.
+The FBI files contain memos that need to be scoured too.
+The House leaders are Paul Ryan (Speaker of the House), Kevin McCarthy (Majority Leader), Steve Scalise (Majority Whip) and Cathy McMorris Rodgers (House Republican Conference Chair).
+There is a decided lack of aggressiveness of this investigation.
+One source is Paul Ryan: Evidence: “House Speaker Paul Ryan said Wednesday that Oversight Chairman Trey Gowdy was ‘accurate’ when he argued the FBI has acted appropriately in its ongoing probe of potential Russian links to the Trump campaign.” How could Ryan possibly know this?
+Isn’t he prejudging the case without even finding out what actually happened?
+If Ryan is correct, an investigation will show it; but the current evidence suggests he is wrong.
+By short-circuiting the investigation, Ryan is betraying the interest of the American people to learn what the FBI and CIA actually did against Trump.
+Another Republican who wants to stop investigating is former RNC Chair, Michael Steele: “There is no Spygate because there are no spies in the campaign.” The attitude of Steve Scalise is wishy-washy.
+He’s open to a special prosecutor, but his responses come across as passive, lacking push, zeal and enthusiasm to delve deeply into Spygate.
+There is a kind of coverup at work here in which important Republicans do not want to bolster Trump by adding substance to Spygate, and they do not want to clean up the FBI by aggressively investigating Spygate further.
+They don’t want the rotten inner workings of the organization to be aired publicly.
+They want to preserve the FBI’s reputation.
+They don’t care to see Trump vindicated.
+The contrast with the Watergate investigation and hearings is startling.
+1:33 pm on June 6, 2018
+The Best of Michael S. Rozeff
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+Obama Secretly Tried to Get Banks to Aid Iran, Banks Refused
+
+International financial institutions get a lot of heat for terror state ties.
+But this is a case where Obama Inc. tried to get them to do the wrong thing.
+While they did the right thing.
+The Obama administration secretly sought to give Iran access — albeit briefly — to the U.S. financial system by sidestepping sanctions kept in place after the 2015 nuclear deal, despite repeatedly telling Congress and the public it had no plans to do so.
+Yet another Obama dirty deal with Iran that we're just learning about now.
+The question is how many more are there?
+And that's part of why Spygate is happening.
+The assault is also a cover-up.
+The report by the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations revealed that under President Barack Obama, the Treasury Department issued a license in February 2016, never previously disclosed, that would have allowed Iran to convert $5.7 billion it held at a bank in Oman from Omani rials into euros by exchanging them first into U.S. dollars.
+If the Omani bank had allowed the exchange without such a license, it would have violated sanctions that bar Iran from transactions that touch the U.S. financial system.
+The effort was unsuccessful because American banks — themselves afraid of running afoul of U.S. sanctions — declined to participate.
+The Obama administration approached two U.S. banks to facilitate the conversion, the report said, but both refused, citing the reputational risk of doing business with or for Iran.
+That's how bad Obama was on Iran.
+The banking system was more reluctant to help Iran launder money than he was.
+Nor was Obama worried about the reputational risk of loading foreign currency on unmarked cargo planes and flying it to Iran.
+Issuing the license was not illegal.
+Still, it went above and beyond what the Obama administration was required to do under the terms of the nuclear agreement.
+Except Obama Inc. weren't trying to drive a hard bargain.
+So they didn't stick to it.
+They were trying to aid Iran.
+Shortly after the nuclear deal was sealed in July 2015, then-Treasury Secretary Jack Lew testified that even with the sanctions relief, Iran “will continue to be denied access to the world’s largest financial and commercial market.” A month later, one of Lew’s top deputies, Adam Szubin, testified that despite the nuclear deal “Iran will be denied access to the world’s most important market and unable to deal in the world’s most important currency.”
+This was typical of the worthless assurances that Obama officials made.
+And disgraced themselves by doing so.
+Obama administration officials at the time assured concerned lawmakers that a general license wouldn’t be coming.
+But the report from the Republican members of the Senate panel showed that a draft of the license was indeed prepared, though it was never published.
+And when questioned by lawmakers about the possibility of granting Iran any kind of access to the U.S. financial system, Obama-era officials never volunteered that the specific license for Bank Muscat in Oman had been issued two months earlier.
+Scandal-free administration, folks.
+Not a single scandal to see here.
+Not a one.
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+GOP report: Obama admin worked to allow Iran to exchange billions to bypass sanctions
+
+Washington (CNN) Senate Republicans on Wednesday accused the Obama Administration of secretly trying to give Tehran access to the US financial system to convert billions of dollars in assets into Euros as part of the Iran nuclear deal.
+A report released by Republican senators on the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigation said the Obama administration didn't tell Congress that it sought access for Iran and, in its eagerness to clinch the nuclear deal, was trying to dodge sanctions that remained in place following the 2016 agreement.
+"The Obama administration misled the American people and Congress because they were desperate to get a deal with Iran," said Sen.
+Rob Portman, the Ohio Republican who chairs the subcommittee and opposed the Iran deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
+The accusations were rejected by Obama administration officials who said Republicans are trying to make a one-time effort to meet obligations under the nuclear deal sound like an attempt to give Iran broad access to the US financial system.
+They said the Republican senators never interviewed former Obama administration officials involved, and noted that no Democrats were involved.
+The story "is widely overblown," said Jarrett Blanc, the former State Department coordinator for Iran deal implementation at the State Department.
+Iran deal reverberations
+The report and the former officials' response highlight how controversial the Iran deal continues to be, even after President Donald Trump's May 8 decision to leave the international pact.
+That move continues to roil relations with European allies who are sticking with the Iran deal.
+They appealed to the US on Wednesday to exempt them from sanctions as they continue to do business with Tehran.
+But one goal behind report's release, according to an official familiar with its contents, is to make clear that the US is not likely to be open to exemptions of any kind.
+"As the United States begins to re-impose sanctions on Iran and Iranian entities, our European allies must understand and appreciate that doing business with Iran is no longer permissible," the source said.
+The report focuses on $5.7 billion from Iranian oil sales that were frozen in Oman's Bank Muscat in that country's currency, the rial.
+Rials are pegged to the US dollar and are difficult to convert.
+But as part of the nuclear deal, Iran was promised access to overseas reserves of its own funds that had been frozen by sanctions.
+To access the rials, Iran wanted to convert them briefly into dollars and then Euros.
+JUST WATCHED Bolton: US will impose all pre-deal Iran sanctions Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH Bolton: US will impose all pre-deal Iran sanctions 03:05
+The majority report by the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigation says that the US Treasury, at the instruction of the US State Department, granted a license to convert the $5.7 billion briefly into American dollars so it could be converted into euros.
+The exchange was legal, the report notes.
+Officials at Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control asked two US banks to work as intermediaries and execute the transaction, but they declined, citing concern over potential regulatory backlash and a ding to their reputations.
+Emails reviewed in the investigation show that OFAC officials worked to encourage banks to take part in the deal by proposing to bring in senior officials.
+"I agree it would be a good idea to have (Treasury Secretary Jack) Lew engage (the US bank).
+If they refuse we can suggest (Secretary of State John) Kerry will call, which will drive them nuts," an email from a US government official said.
+After Treasury officials were examining whether the Iran deal's relevant sanctions permit currency exchange of rials to dollars, the report says a Treasury official wrote in an email, "Yikes.
+It looks like we committed to a whole lot beyond just allowing the immobilized funds to settle out."
+A legal transaction
+But in the end, Treasury officials concluded that the transaction was legal.
+The report said they decided that the terms of the JCPOA were "consistent with Iran's position, allowing the Government of Iran to engage in 'transfers,' 'foreign exchange (including Rial related transactions),' and the 'purchase or acquisition by the Government of Iran of US bank notes.'"
+The source familiar with the report said that Congress asked the Obama administration directly about such a license, but that the administration was under no legal obligation to provide the licenses to Congress.
+The Republican report argues that in pushing for the license to go forward, Obama officials were violating financial and oil-related sanctions imposed on Iran stemming from the seizure of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran in 1979 and trying to give Iran access to the US financial system.
+They pointed to a number of Obama officials, including Lew, who said in congressional testimony that Iran was not granted access to the US financial system.
+Lew said in 2015 that Iran "will continue to be denied access to the [US's] financial and commercial market."
+Treasury's acting under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence during the Obama administration, Adam Szubin, claimed that "Iranian banks will not be able to clear US dollars through New York, hold correspondent account relationships with US financial institutions, or enter into financing arrangements with US banks."
+JUST WATCHED Pompeo lays out US list of demands for Iran Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH Pompeo lays out US list of demands for Iran 02:40
+Blanc argued that the administration was transparent with Congress, referencing Lew's own testimony.
+"As Secretary Lew said in the testimony quoted in the report: 'Part of the agreement was to give Iran access to money that it has a right to.
+We will work on making that happen.'
+There were regular staff level briefings in much more detail," Blanc said.
+"(T)his is the kind of work the US Government needs to do every day to make our sanctions regimes effective without creating such burdens on allies and partners that they are pushed to work around our financial dominance," Blanc said.
+A former administration official told CNN that reports suggesting they were planning to restore Iran's access to the US financial system "were absolutely false," that the license was "totally in line with our well-known obligations under the deal."
+That source pointed out that the license "did not authorize Iran to conduct commercial transactions denominated in US dollars.
+It did not allow Iran to conduct commercial transactions in foreign currencies via the US banking system.
+It did not allow Iranian parties to open accounts or correspondent accounts at US banks.
+It did not allow Iran to send funds to the US or receive funds from the US.
+And it did not allow Iran access to US investments or markets."
+The GOP report offers recommendations on how best to proceed with its relationship with Iran.
+Recommendations include further informing Congress about future negotiations with Iran, requiring the Treasury Department to give notice of specific licenses, reviewing all Iran deal-related licenses, and increasing policing of US sanctions policies.
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+Former Head of DNC Aided & Abetted Muslim IT Spy, Imran Awan
+
+One of the biggest stories of 2017 and 2018 is being ignored by the mainstream media and we all know why that is.
+It's because it implicates dozens of House Democrats in what could be the biggest crime of spying in US history by Muslim IT spy Imran Awan and his partners.
+Former head of the Democratic National Committee, Debbie Wasserman Schultz is on the front line of aiding and abetting Awan and his associates as has been revealed by Luke Rosiak of The Daily Caller.
+In a lengthy report by Rosiak at The Daily Caller News Foundation, he writes:
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+Ex-Democratic National Committee head Debbie Wasserman Schultz said she intervened in a Pakistani land deal involving her then–IT aide Imran Awan, according to two House employees.
+The dispute came after Awan’s father was charged with fraud in relation to the deal, and the mysterious exertion of political influence resulted in Pakistani authorities instead targeting the elderly alleged victims, according to a local report.
+And when a House Office of Inspector General cybersecurity investigation found that Awan made “unauthorized access” to House servers, including the House Democratic Caucus’ shortly before the election, Wasserman Schultz became “frantic, not normal,” “making the rounds” to House officials in an attempt to kill the investigation, one House employee told The Daily Caller News Foundation.
+Awan told people Wasserman Schultz chose the name for his daughter, Leza — a Jewish name — and that the Florida congresswoman’s daughter regularly rode a horse that Awan kept at a boarding facility, sources with knowledge of the relationship told TheDCNF.
+Wasserman Schultz cornered House Chief Administrative Officer Phil Kiko and called him a “fucking Islamophobe,” saying “you will not so much as take away their parking spots,” the two House employees said Kiko told them.
+The congresswoman also told Kiko she had invited Awan’s whole family to her daughter’s bat mitzvah and said she had “helped him with a land deal,” the sources said.
+A spokesman for Kiko declined to comment on this story.
+A 2009 article in the Pakistani publication Dawn, headlined “Influential expat shields father from long arm of law,” said Awan’s father was facing criminal fraud charges involving a land deal, but Awan used political connections to pressure the police into targeting the alleged victims instead.
+Awan’s father purchased “huge chunks of land from different farmers in 2008,” but all the checks bounced, the report said.
+“The police high-ups are ‘ominously’ indifferent to proceed against Awan,” and it’s “noteworthy” how they were “complying with the desires of” Awan, who the paper described as a “White House employee.”
+“About a dozen farmers of Chak 7-JB, Panjor, including five siblings — all aged between 57 and 70 — have given up hope of justice after they sold their agricultural lands to Ashraf Awan of Bole De Jhugi, who is father of White House employee Shahid Imran,” Dawn reported.
+Imran Awan also goes by Shahid Imran Awan, Virginia court records show.
+The police harassed the 19 would-be victims, including the five elderly brothers and even their lawyer, and charged them with “frivolous” cases, apparently to get them to stop trying to get the money they say they were owed, the paper said.
+“Mohammad Abid, a victim of [Ashraf] Awan’s alleged high-profile swindling, said that [Ashraf] Awan’s son had easy access to the corridors of power and that’s why he was able to [pressure] the police to dance to his tunes,” Dawn reported.
+The article details a series of people who say they were then subject to retaliation, including widow Bushra Bibi who said, “now Imran was threatening her with dire consequences.”
+A third source, who’s familiar with Imran Awan, told TheDCNF that Awan recounted the intervention in the foreign criminal matter and that Awan said it was Wasserman Schultz who intervened.
+A fourth source — a fellow House IT aide — previously told TheDCNF that Awan said now-Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel wasinvolved.
+Dr. Zafar Iqbal, one of the alleged victims, told TheDCNF that “Imran came to Pakistan to get [his father] out of jail, since he had some [connections] in the Congress.”
+Ashraf Awan’s business partner in the land deal, Rashid Minhas, told TheDCNF that the elder Awan gave a USB to a Pakistani senator who is a former head of a Pakistani intelligence agency, and that Imran claimed his IT position in Congress gave him the power to “change the U.S. president.” Minhas is in prison for an unrelated fraud charge.
+On July 25, 2016, the House Inspector General notified the Committee on House Administration that investigators had detected major cybersecurity violations by the Awan family.
+Awan, his wife, two brothers, his brother’s wife, and even his elderly father were all being paid by various Democrats to manage their servers, with many of the members from Wasserman Schultz’s Florida.
+The finding came at a critical time for Democrats: It was three days after WikiLeaks published the first emails from a hacked on the DNC, setting the stage for Wasserman Schultz to lose her position as party chair and for Democrats to begin electioneering on a theme of Russian hacking.
+In February 2017, Kiko and the House’s top law enforcement official, Paul Irving, outlined serious violations in a letter to the committee, and the family was banned from the House computer network.
+The letter also noted that the House Democratic Caucus server disappeared soon after the IG report named it as key evidence.
+But Wasserman Schultz refused to fire Awan, with her spokesman saying he would work on “websites” and “printers,” which a cybersecurity expert previously told TheDCNF would presumably involve network access.
+The congresswoman also added Awan’s wife, Hina Alvi, to her payroll in late 2016, after the investigation was in full swing, but before the family was banned from the network.
+Wasserman Schultz kept paying her until March 17 — 12 days after Alvi went to Pakistan with $12,000 in a suitcase.
+Her actions so rattled the Administration Committee’s Democratic staff director, Jamie Fleet, that he planted a negative story in Politico that revealed Wasserman Schultz, his fellow Democrat, was continuing to pay the suspect, two House sources said.
+The story also said Wasserman Schultz had a “friendly personal relationship” with Awan and Alvi.
+Fleet did not respond to a request for comment.
+Kiko said in an April 2018 hearing spurred by the scandal that he was powerless to stop members who refused to fire a bad actor.
+“Termination, now it’s the member’s responsibility … We can revoke everything but they could still be employed,” he said.
+He added that his office should have the authority to override members who would want to keep a rule-breaker on the government network.
+Wasserman Schultz became fixated on finding out everything investigators knew about Awan, the House sources said.
+House investigators briefed her extensively with significant evidence about Awan and his family, including improper computer evidence.
+Yet Wasserman Schultz said in a statement, “my office was provided no evidence to indicate that laws had been broken, which over time, raised troubling concerns about due process, fair treatment and potential ethnic and religious profiling.”
+Wasserman Schultz was defending someone investigators allegedly told her was suspected of cybersecurity violations, despite having resigned from her position as DNC head following a devastating hack during the 2016 election.
+Despite Wasserman Schultz’s relationship with Awan, in April 2017 — two months after he was banned from the computer network — the IT aide appeared to put the congresswoman at risk.
+Capitol Police found a laptop with the username RepDWS in a phone booth at midnight along with a copy of Awan’s ID, a letter to prosecutors and a note that said “attorney client privilege,” according to a police report.
+Awan’s ID caused police to tie it to a criminal suspect and seize it, but the note kept them from looking at it.
+That led to a tense exchange recorded on video in May 2017, in which Wasserman Schultz threatened the chief of the Capitol Police with “consequences” for not returning the laptop.
+When he refused, she mulled attempting to restructuring the Capitol Police’s entire board so that her committee would have more leverage over it.
+House sources told TheDCNF these exchanges were only a public glimpse into numerous such interactions, which were frequently profane, with every official she could buttonhole.
+One source said she also went to the Department of Justice and “made a stink.”
+Wasserman Schultz hired the House’s former top lawyer, Bill Pittard — who had recently quit the House — to try to block prosecutors from seeing evidence, TheDCNF previously reported.Awan obtained legal representation from two lawyers who began their careers in Miami — one with experience in espionage cases and the other a former aide to Hillary Clinton.
+Wasserman Schultz’ district includes much of Miami.
+One of Awan’s lawyers told a judge he felt “very strongly” that prosecutors should not be able to look at the RepDWS laptop, mounting an attorney-client privilege argument.
+Prosecutors did not challenge the argument before the judge.
+In August 2017, Imran and Hina were charged with four felony counts for gathering up money under allegedly false circumstances before wiring $300,000 to Pakistan in January.
+Prosecutors said the timing suggests that the Awans had learned of their investigation, which a spokeswoman for Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, AshLee Strong, told TheDCNF was supposed to be secret.
+Capitol Police “requested that the shared employees be allowed to continue to use their IT credentials until February [2017] because they didn’t want to tip off the employees,” she said.
+Wasserman Schultz’s brother is a prosecutor in the same office handling the case and has tweeted about it.
+Gowen said the wire transfer instead had to do with the land deal, which he told the Washington Examiner was “quickly souring.”
+Wasserman Schultz did not respond to a request for comment.
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+Obama’s Treason: Even Worse Than We Thought
+
+The Washington Free Beacon reported Wednesday that “the Obama administration skirted key U.S. sanctions to grant Iran access to billions in hard currency despite public assurances the administration was engaged in no such action, according to a new congressional investigation.”
+And it gets even worse: “The investigation, published Wednesday by the House Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, further discloses secret efforts by top Obama administration officials to assure European countries they would receive a pass from U.S. sanctions if they engaged in business with Iran.”
+This revelation comes after the news that came to light in February, that, according to Bill Gertz in the Washington Times, “the U.S. government has traced some of the $1.7 billion released to Iran by the Obama administration to Iranian-backed terrorists in the two years since the cash was transferred.”
+There is a law that applies to this situation.
+U.S. Code 2381 says: “Whoever, owing allegiance to the United States, levies war against them or adheres to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort within the United States or elsewhere, is guilty of treason and shall suffer death, or shall be imprisoned not less than five years and fined under this title but not less than $10,000; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States.”
+In a sane political environment, Barack Obama would be tried for treason.
+Barack Hussein Obama has planted seeds that will be bearing bitter fruit for years, and probably decades, to come.
+He is, without any doubt, the worst President in American history.
+Fillmore, Pierce, Buchanan?
+Yes, the doughface Presidents made the Civil War inevitable, but worse came later.
+Grant?
+Blind to corruption and out of his depth, but there have been worse than he as well.
+Wilson?
+That black-hearted Presbyterian bigot arguably gave the world Hitler and World War II, so he is definitely in the Final Four.
+Harding?
+Nah: his tax cuts and return to “normalcy” got the American economy, and the Twenties, roaring.
+FDR and LBJ gave us the modern welfare state and dependent classes automatically voting Democrat; the full bill on the damage they did hasn’t yet been presented.
+Nixon?
+A crook and an economic Leftist, who betrayed Taiwan for the People’s Republic; his record certainly isn’t good.
+Carter?
+Nothing good can be said about his four years of sanctimony and incompetence.
+But there is one thing Barack Obama has on all competitors: treason.
+He showered hundreds of billions of dollars on the Islamic Republic of Iran.
+There are those who say, “It was their money.
+It belonged to the Iranian government but was frozen and not paid since 1979.” Indeed, and there was a reason for that: not even Jimmy Carter, who made the Islamic Republic of Iran possible, thought that money, which had been paid by the Shah’s government in a canceled arms deal, belonged to the mullahs who overthrew the Shah.
+Likewise Reagan, George H. W. Bush, Clinton, and George W. Bush all thought that the Islamic Republic was not due money that was owed to the Shah.
+Only Barack Obama did.
+The definition of treason is giving aid and comfort to the enemy.
+The leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran order their people to chant “Death to America” in mosques every Friday, and repeatedly vow that they will ultimately destroy the United States of America and the state of Israel.
+How was giving them billions and helping them skirt sanctions applied by the U.S. government not treason?
+Other Presidents have been incompetent, corrupt, dishonest, but which has committed treason on a scale to rival the treason of Barack Obama?
+The Iranians also operate a global network of jihad terror organizations, one of which, Hizballah, is quite active in Mexico now, with the obvious ultimate intention of crossing the border and committing jihad massacres of Americans.
+Obama has given a tremendous boost to these initiatives, as well as to Iran’s nuclear program, with his nuclear deal that has given the Iranians hundreds of billions of dollars and essentially a green light to manufacture nuclear weapons, in exchange for absolutely nothing.
+There is no telling when the worst consequences of Obama’s aid and comfort to the Islamic Republic of Iran will be felt.
+But they likely will be felt in one way or another.
+Even as President Trump moves swiftly to restore sanctions and put Iran on notice that its nuclear activity and global adventurism will not be tolerated, those billions cannot be recovered, and the Iranians have already spent a great deal for their jihad cause.
+However this catastrophe plays out, there is one man who will suffer no consequences whatsoever: Barack Obama.
+That’s Leftist Privilege.
+It’s good to be a powerful Leftist in Washington nowadays.
+Laws?
+Pah!
+Laws are for conservatives.
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+Homeschooling Expands As Parents Seethe Over Liberal Social Engineering And Violence
+
+Homeschooling rates are skyrocketing as parents are continually getting more and more upset at the leftist social engineering taking place in public schools.
+The indoctrination is getting so bad, that some parents are even concerned about liberal violence against those who reject the brainwashing.
+According to The Washington Times, the recent school shooting at Parkland, Florida, was the last straw for scores of parents.
+The paper noted that “the phones started ringing at the Texas Home School Coalition, and they haven’t stopped yet.”
+“When the Parkland shooting happened, our phone calls and emails exploded,” said coalition president Tim Lambert.
+“In the last couple of months, our numbers have doubled.
+We’re dealing with probably between 1,200 and 1,400 calls and emails per month, and prior to that it was 600 to 700.” But according to Natural News, it isn’t just the rampant violence worrying some parents.
+That’s just the tip of the collectivist agenda iceberg.
+Christopher Chin, head of Homeschool Louisiana, told The Times that parents are fed up with “the violence, the bullying, the unsafe environments.” Many parents are also disturbed by the social engineering, which amounts to brainwashing and indoctrination that goes on in a public school.
+For example, a Minnesota public school is forcing Kindergarten students to study ‘white privilege’.
+The left-wing curriculum and common core are also driving parents to remove their children from public schools.
+Brian D. Ray, who heads up the National Home Education Research Institute, in Salem, Oregon, who’s conducted homeschooling research for 33 years, told The Times that concern over school curriculum has reached the top of the charts for most parents.
+Ray said the top three reasons that parents choose homeschooling are a desire to provide religious instruction or different values than those offered in public schools; dissatisfaction with the academic curriculum, and worries about the school environment.
+Since teachers are not allowed to arm themselves to defend their students against the violence often perpetrated at schools simply because they are gun free zones, homeschooling takes care of that problem.
+“Most parents homeschool for more than one reason,” Ray told the paper.
+“But when we ask families why do they homeschool, near the top nowadays is concern about the environment of schools, and that includes safety, pressure to get into drugs, pressure to get into sexual activity.
+It includes all of that.”
+Indoctrination means to teach a person to accept a belief uncritically.
+It’s the very reason the governments of the world still exist.
+People cannot logically and critically understand that hurting people and taking their things is wrong – even if people who declare themselves government is the one doing it.
+Governments are nothing more than a handful of people and have no right to aggress against others.
+But humans are taught at a young age to never question this and that belief has kept most of humanity enslaved for centuries.
+
+It isn’t a surprise that so many have decided to educate their children themselves.
+And as schools continue to fail, and authoritarian policies continue to wreak havoc on our society, more will wake up to the absolute horror of what allowing the state to educate our children has done to the moral fabric of humanity.
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+Iran Admits To Aiding Al-Qaeda and Facilitating 9/11 Jihad Terror Attacks
+
+This has long been known, although the mainstream media dismissed it as a conspiracy theory.
+But now we have definitive confirmation.
+It was Iran Bush should have invaded after 9/11 , not Iraq.
+Now consider this: even though, as President of the United States, Barack Obama had access to information that the general public does not have, and certainly knew of Iran’s involvement in the 9/11 attacks, Obama still pursued the Iran nuclear deal and gave billions to the Islamic Republic.
+The Iran nuclear deal should never have proceeded — President Obama, the worst president in American history .
+“Iran Admits To Facilitating 9/11 Terror Attacks,” by Adam Kredo, Washington Free Beacon, June 8, 2018:
+Iranian officials, in a first, have admitted to facilitating the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the U.S. by secretly aiding the free travel of al Qaeda operatives who eventually went on to fly commercial airliners into the Twin Towers in New York City, according to new remarks from a senior Iranian official.
+Mohammad-Javad Larijani, an international affairs assistant in the Iran’s judiciary, disclosed in Farsi-language remarks broadcast on Iran’s state-controlled television that Iranian intelligence officials secretly helped provide the al Qaeda attackers with passage and gave them refuge in the Islamic Republic, according to an English translation published by Al Arabiya.
+“Our government agreed not to stamp the passports of some of them because they were on transit flights for two hours, and they were resuming their flights without having their passports stamped.
+However their movements were under the complete supervision of the Iranian intelligence,” Larijani was quoted as saying.
+The remarks represent the first time senior Iranian officials have publicly admitted to aiding al Qaeda and playing a direct role in facilitating the 9/11 attacks.
+The U.S. government has long accused Iran of playing a role in the attacks and even fined the Islamic Republic billions as a result.
+The U.S. 9/11 Commission assembled to investigate the attacks concluded that Iran played a role in facilitating the al Qaeda terrorists.
+Larijani admitted that Iranian officials did not stamp the passports of the al Qaeda militants in order to obfuscate their movements and prevent detection by foreign governments.
+Al Qaeda operative also were given safe refuge in Iran….
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+MAJOR NEW STUDY: Homeschooling Spikes Due to School Violence, Far-Left Bias
+
+According to a 33-year-long study conducted by the National Home Education Research Institute in Oregon, the top three reasons that parents choose homeschooling are a desire to provide religious instruction or different values than those offered in public schools; dissatisfaction with the academic curriculum, and worries about the school environment.
+As reported by The Washington Times, the recent school shooting at Parkland, Fla., was the last straw for scores of parents.
+The paper noted that “the phones started ringing at the Texas Home School Coalition, and they haven’t stopped yet.”
+The Times added:The Lubbock-based organization has been swamped with inquiries for months from parents seeking safer options for their kids in the aftermath of this year’s deadly school massacres, first in Parkland and then in Santa Fe, Texas.
+“When the Parkland shooting happened, our phone calls and emails exploded,” said coalition president Tim Lambert.
+“In the last couple of months, our numbers have doubled.
+We’re dealing with probably between 1,200 and 1,400 calls and emails per month, and prior to that it was 600 to 700.”
+While the debate rages anew over familiar topics following such tragedies — tougher, more restrictive gun control laws and bolstering security at public schools — the revolution in homeschooling has been taking place quietly, behind the scenes and off the radar screens of most political organizations.
+But again, it’s not just the shootings, which admittedly have increased in the past couple of years.
+Christopher Chin, head of Homeschool Louisiana, told The Times that parents are fed up with “the violence, the bullying, the unsafe environments.”
+The Left is driving more kids OUT of public schools
+There is also the Left-wing social engineering.
+The craziness over transgender students and bathrooms/locker rooms, allowing students to “take a knee” during the playing of the National Anthem, the Left-wing curriculum, and refusing to allow students to wear shirts that praise POTUS Trump or feature the American flag are also driving parents into homeschooling.
+REMNANT COMMENT: We here at The Remnant are always eager to promote the home-schooling movement, and this report helps illustrate why.
+At the moment and personally speaking, my own family’s home-school is going great guns.
+We have a daughter still in high school and three in grade school.
+Our family couldn't be happier with our decision to homeschool---yes, all the way through high school.
+And as for our older home-schooled children: My third-eldest child is preparing to head off to college in the fall.
+Her older sister just finished a semester studying in Austria and will graduate with a double major and a minor degree next spring.
+My son will be a junior this fall, working on a Mass Communications degree at Franciscan University.
+Here's an example of his work:
+Perhaps this video from a couple of years ago will be useful to those considering home-schooling this fall:
+Friends, please give serious thought and prayer to home-schooling your children.
+I realize it’s a challenge, but few challenges have greater payoffs in this world or the next.
+There is no better way to keep the Catholic family together and committed to the Catholic restoration than the Catholic home school.
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+FBI IG Report: A Slap On The Wrist
+
+Department of Justice Inspector General Michael E. Horowitz has released his 500 plus-page report, which purports to shine a light on the mishandling at top levels of the Department of Justice and Federal Bureau of Investigation of the 2016 investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private e-mail server while she served as Secretary of State under former President Obama.
+Such mishandling included violations of Department of Justice standards and FBI protocols.
+The report from the Department of Justice’s Office of the Inspector General (“OIG”) criticized certain actions and decisions of former FBI Director James Comey, together with those of other senior FBI officials who were involved in the probe, including former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe.
+Mr. McCabe is already the subject of an earlier criminal referral from the OIG for his alleged unauthorized leaks to the media and lying to federal investigators about his media contacts.
+Special FBI agent Peter Stzrok and Lisa Page, an attorney who has since left the FBI, were targeted in this report for their blatantly anti-Trump text messages.
+Former Attorney General Loretta Lynch was also criticized for exercising bad judgment in connection with her infamous tarmac meeting with Bill Clinton.
+Mr. Horowitz’s report focused on process and procedures.
+The inspector general made clear when he launched his investigation in January 2017 that “his review will not substitute the OIG's judgment for the judgments made by the FBI or the Department regarding the substantive merits of investigative or prosecutive decisions."
+Moreover, this report did not address whether the Department of Justice or FBI abused the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to obtain a surveillance order against former Trump campaign advisor Carter Page, or the government’s reliance on former British intelligence agent Christopher Steele’s salacious and unverified “dossier” in its FISA court application, which the OIG is investigating separately.
+In analyzing the highly anticipated OIG report’s conclusions, it is clear that either Mr. Horowitz himself decided to pull his punches or that the final version, which had been reviewed by upper echelons in both the FBI and Justice Department before its public release, emerged in a disappointingly watered-down form.
+To be sure, the report faulted Comey for deviating from FBI and Justice Department procedures in handling the probe into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private e-mail server while she served as Secretary of State, thereby negatively impacting “the perception of the FBI and the department as fair administrators of justice.” Comey, according to the OIG report, “engaged in ad hoc decision making based on his personal views even if it meant rejecting longstanding Department policy or practice.”
+Starting with Comey’s public announcement on July 5, 2016 criticizing Hillary Clinton and her staff for being “extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information,” but also announcing that the FBI was “expressing to Justice our view that no charges are appropriate in this case,” Comey was taken to task for insubordination and usurping the authority of the attorney general.
+He “upset the well-established separation between investigative and prosecutorial functions,” the report said.
+Comey’s follow-up letters to Congress on October 28 and November 6, 2016 were similarly criticized.
+The first letter informed Congress that agents were reopening their probe into Clinton’s handling of classified material after discovering her e-mails on the laptop of Andrew Weiner, the husband of Clinton’s top aide Huma Abedin.
+This letter was followed on November 6, 2016 by Comey’s statement that the review of the additional information had been completed and that the FBI remained convinced that charges were not appropriate.
+Comey acted against the advice of senior Justice Department officials in making these disclosures the way he did.
+The OIG report was highly critical of the FBI’s failure to take immediate action on the Weiner laptop when they first learned about it in late September 2016, rather than waiting another month so close to the election.
+The criticisms of Comey's undisciplined behavior was all well and good, but it was reasonable to expect something more than the equivalent of a departmental employee review after nearly a year and a half of investigation.
+Hillary Clinton’s supporters will no doubt jump on the inspector general’s criticisms of Comey’s handling of the July 5th announcement and subsequent letters as proof that he improperly influenced the outcome of the election in President Trump’s favor, even if he did not do so deliberately for political reasons.
+However, what Comey really did was to give Hillary Clinton a Get Out of Jail Free card.
+The fix was in as early as May 2016, well before the FBI interviews of Hillary Clinton and of as many as 17 other key witnesses, when Comey began the process of drafting an exoneration memo.
+Comey’s initial draft statement, which he shared with FBI senior leadership on May 2, criticized Clinton’s handling of classified information as “grossly negligent,” but concluded that “no reasonable prosecutor” would bring a case based on the facts developed in the investigation.
+Indeed, Comey admitted in his book that “we started the Clinton investigation aware that it was unlikely to be a case that career prosecutors at the Department of Justice would prosecute.”
+If putting the cart of exoneration before the horse of investigation were not enough, Comey’s draft statement underwent various language changes over the course of the next two months, including, most importantly, changing the description of Clinton’s handling of classified information from “grossly negligent” to “extremely careless.” This change was critical because “gross negligence” is specifically the legal term used in stating the statutory requirement in 18 U.S. Code § 793(f) for a finding of criminal conduct.
+Comey’s substitution of a legally meaningless phrase, “extremely careless,” for the “gross negligence” statutory legal standard he had originally used, had the effect of prejudging the facts in Hillary Clinton’s favor.
+Andrew McCabe, Peter Strzok and Lisa Page were involved in the edits.
+Inspector General Horowitz saw no problem with this pattern of obfuscation regarding the deletion of the legally significant phrase “gross negligence” from Comey’s statement.
+Mr. Horowitz relied in part on opinions from prosecutors that there was not enough evidence to charge Clinton with acting in a manner that rose to a level of criminal gross negligence with respect to sending or receiving e-mails determined to contain classified information.
+Mr. Horowitz’s report thus concluded, “We did not identify evidence of bias or improper considerations.” This conclusion defies common sense.
+Gross negligence is not the same as willful intent, which Comey and his team sought to conflate in exonerating Hillary Clinton before the investigation was concluded.
+Clinton was fully aware of what she was doing when she set up the private server arrangement in the first place and knowingly used it to send and receive e-mails involving official government business, which by their very nature would be expected to include classified information.
+It turns out that some of the e-mails were accessed by foreign parties.
+Hillary lied repeatedly when she first denied there were any classified e-mails on her system and then described some of the e-mails involved in the investigation as having been classified after the fact.
+As Comey has admitted, several e-mail chains concerned matters that were classified at the Top Secret/Special Access Program level when they were sent and received by Clinton.
+Coupled with her agents’ destruction of thousands of e-mails that had been subpoenaed by Congress, Hillary’s conduct was criminally reckless at the very least, if not constituting willful intent to commit an act she knew was wrongful.
+Yet Mr. Horowitz saw no reason to doubt the sincerity of Comey's explanations for giving Hillary a free pass.
+The failure to at least empanel a grand jury to compel testimony from Hillary Clinton and key witnesses was itself a complete dereliction of duty, which could have only been motivated by a desire to treat Hillary Clinton with kid gloves for improper reasons.
+Incredibly, however, Mr. Horowitz’s report “found no persuasive evidence… that the outcome of the investigation would have been different had Clinton been subpoenaed before the grand jury.”
+Mr. Horowitz also did not deem Comey’s possible perjury in his testimony before Congress to be an appropriate subject for criminal referral.
+Comey testified that his decision to exonerate Hillary was not made before her interview took place, when for all intents and purposes it was.
+Mr. Horowitz simply took Comey’s word for what he had meant.
+Inspector General Horowitz again emphasized form and process over substance in finding a “troubling lack of any direct, substantive communication” between Comey and Attorney General Lynch ahead of Comey’s July 5 press conference on Clinton and his October 28 letter to Congress.
+Attorney General Lynch’s infamous tarmac meeting with Bill Clinton was discussed in the report, but mostly in the context of how it affected Comey’s decision to go rogue, so to speak, in making his July 5th announcement without prior approval from the Justice Department.
+As to the substance of Ms. Lynch’s decision to meet with Bill Clinton at all before his wife’s FBI interview, all Mr. Horowitz’s report had to say was that it was “an error in judgment.”
+The OIG report also criticized the conduct of Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, who had exchanged text messages sharply critical of Mr. Trump before and after the election, for casting “a cloud over the entire FBI investigation.” The report referenced a text message on August 8, 2016, in which Strzok reassured Page that she need not worry about Donald Trump becoming president.
+Trump is “not ever going to become president, right?
+Right?
+!” Page texted Strzok.
+“No.
+No he’s not.
+We’ll stop it,” Strzok responded.
+Mr. Horowitz wrote that this exchange was “not only indicative of a biased state of mind but, even more seriously, implies a willingness to take official action to impact the presidential candidate’s electoral prospects.” The inspector general questioned whether Strzok’s decision to prioritize the Russia collusion investigation over following up on the Clinton e-mail-related investigative lead discovered on the Weiner laptop was free from bias.
+Ultimately, however, he inexplicably concluded that there was no finding of “documentary or testimonial evidence that improper considerations, including political bias, directly affected the specific investigative decisions” discussed in the OIG report.
+Strzok should have been subject to a criminal referral for arguably violating 18 U.S.C.
+§ 595, enacted as part of the original 1939 Hatch Act, prohibiting any public officer or employee, in connection with an activity financed wholly or in part by the United States, from using his or her official authority to interfere with or affect the nomination or election of a candidate for federal office including the president of the United States.
+The punishment for violation is a fine, imprisonment for not more than one year or both.
+Instead, Strzok's punishment will most likely be limited to disciplinary action and possibly dismissal.
+In sum, the long-awaited inspector general report on the FBI’s and Justice Department’s handling of the Hillary Clinton e-mail investigation is as disappointing as the rigged outcome of the e-mail investigation itself.
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+Foolish Religion Author Gary Wills: ‘The Religion of the Qur’an Is a Religion of Peace’
+
+Outside of specialists and seekers, the only reason why there is general interest in the Qur’an among non-Muslims is to seek an answer to the question of whether or not it justifies and encourages Islamic terrorism.
+With What the Qur’an Meant: And Why It Matters, religion author Garry Wills is here to reassure us:
+What did the scripture of Islam tell me about the duty to kill infidels?
+Some people are sure it is there, though it isn’t.
+Then what does it say about Shari’ah law?
+Not a thing (p. 7).
+That would be good to know, were Wills a reliable witness.
+Unfortunately, he proves to be just the opposite: Wills laments “Robert Spencer of Jihad Watch calling for a ban on the Qur’an” (p. 58).
+I have never called for such a ban, and oppose in principle the banning of any book.
+Wills, not surprisingly, does not offer any quotation from me to back up his false claim.
+His manifest unreliability on this point casts a shadow on his primary assertions about the Qur’an.
+Wills seems determined to put the best possible face on the Qur’an, which requires him to ignore a great deal of Qur’anic incitement and hatred.
+For example, he quotes 5:51 -- “You who believe, do not take the Jews and Christians as allies” (p. 114) -- but he nonetheless concludes, after ten pages of tu quoque arguments and other legerdemain, that “the Qur’an is fraternal in its treatment of other faiths” (p. 124).
+Wills never mentions Qur’an 9:29, which commands Muslims to wage war against Jews and Christians and subjugate them as inferiors under the rule of Sharia.
+Wills is no more trustworthy when he deals with the question of violence in the Qur’an.
+He renders one key passage in this way: “Fight then until there is no more persecution, and worship [at the shrine] is devoted to God” (2:193; p. 133).
+Whence the bracketed interpolation “at the shrine”?
+Wills doesn’t give any source for it; apparently it comes from none other than Garry Wills himself.
+By adding “at the shrine” to this verse, Wills restricts the call to fight to the area around the Sacred Mosque in Mecca.
+He ignores the fact that some Islamic authorities see this passage as calling for nothing less than unlimited warfare against non-Muslims.
+The prominent Twentieth Century Indian Islamic scholar Muhammad Ashiq Ilahi Bulandshahri explains the passage this way:
+The worst of sins are Infidelity ( Kufr) and Polytheism ( shirk) which constitute rebellion against Allah, The Creator.
+To eradicate these, Muslims are required to wage war until there exists none of it in the world, and the only religion is that of Allah.
+Wills doesn’t mention the existence of such interpretations, even to dismiss them.
+Likewise, when he claims that the Qur’an has “not a thing” to say about Sharia, he appears unaware that the Qur’an is one of the sources of Sharia.
+The Qur’an’s declarations that a woman’s testimony is worth half that of a man’s (2:282), that a daughter is to receive a smaller part of an inheritance than a son receives (4:11), that thieves are to have their hands amputated (5:38), and that those who “wage war against Allah and his messenger” are to be crucified or have a hand and foot amputated on opposite sides (5:33) are part of Sharia in all its various expressions.
+Because these stipulations are found in the Qur’an, they cannot be questioned or set aside.
+Throughout his book, Wills’ assurances that the Qur’an is not really as bad as “right-wing Islamophobes” say, or that the Bible contains material that is just as bad or worse, dissolve under close scrutiny.
+Again and again it turns out that Wills has ignored key passages in order to make his case.
+He asks why the Qur’an is “so ferocious to ‘hypocrites’ and apostates” (p. 124).
+Then he offers a quotation from the New Testament Letter to the Hebrews saying that “if we sin again on purpose” there is “only a terrifying judgment to come” (p. 126).
+Wills concludes: “The Qur’an is not as absolute as this, because it always leaves room for God’s inexhaustible mercy and forgiveness” (p. 126).
+That sounds wonderful, and certainly pleasing to multicultural ears to learn that the Qur’an is more merciful than the New Testament.
+Until one realizes that, in his discussion of apostasy in the Qur’an, Wills has omitted all mention of the primary Qur’anic passage on this topic:
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+They wish you would disbelieve as they disbelieved so you would be alike.
+So do not take from among them allies until they emigrate for the cause of Allah.
+But if they turn away, then seize them and kill them wherever you find them and take not from among them any ally or helper (4:89).
+To “emigrate in the cause of Allah” is to leave one’s home and join up with the Muslims.
+This passage envisions some of the disbelievers becoming Muslim, and then turning away again, whereupon the Muslims are told to “kill them wherever you find them.” God’s inexhaustible mercy, indeed.
+Wills’ peaceful fantasy Qur’an raises one massive question that the author does not and cannot answer: if the Islamic holy book is really as peaceful and benign as Garry Wills makes it out to be, why do so very many Muslims worldwide misunderstand it?
+The Islamic State (ISIS), in its heyday, quoted the Qur’an frequently -- odd behavior if the group actually was ignorant of, indifferent to, or in violation of the book’s core tenets.
+ISIS quoted the Qur’an extensively in threats to blow up the White House and conquer Rome and Spain; in explaining its priorities in the nations it is targeting in jihad; in preaching to Christians after collecting the jizya (a Qur’an-based tax, cf.
+Qur’an 9:29); in justifying the execution of accused spies; and in its various videos.
+ISIS also awarded $10,000 prizes and sex slaves in Qur’an memorization contests.
+One of its underground lairs was found littered with weapons and copies of the Qur’an.
+Children in the Islamic State study the Qur’an and get weapons training.
+One Malaysian Muslim said that the Qur’an led him to join the Islamic State.
+A Muslima in the U.S. promoted the Islamic State by quoting the Qur’an.
+An Islamic State propagandist’s parents said of him: “Our son is a devout Muslim.
+He had learnt the Quran by heart.” A Muslim politician from Jordan said that the Islamic State’s “doctrine stems from the Qur’an and Sunnah.”
+How would Garry Wills explain all that?
+He can’t; he has just explained all Qur’anic violence and intolerance away, leaving the manifest fact that all too many Muslims worldwide think that the Qur’an says exactly what he claims it does not say an unanswered conundrum.
+Wills’ naïve, inaccurate, misleadingly sunny view of the Qur’an, of course, accords with that of his fellow Leftist Catholic, Pope Francis.
+Francis has proclaimedpreposterously that “authentic Islam and the proper reading of the Koran are opposed to every form of violence.” Wills’ book accords well with the present-day Catholic Church’s head-in-the-sand posture toward Qur’an-based Islamic jihad violence and the Muslim persecution of the ancient Christian communities of the Middle East.
+It isn’t remotely accurate, but it feels good, and for the Catholic and Leftist establishment today, that seems to be all that matters.
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Stop Comparing Immigration Enforcement to the Holocaust
+
+The media has 2 very simple rules for Holocaust analogies.
+1.
+The Muslim Brotherhood's leaders praising Hitler, calling for another Holocaust and killing Jews is nothing like the Holocaust.
+And only shameless Zionists would attempt to equate killing Jews with killing Jews.
+2.
+Anything a Republican president does is exactly like the Holocaust.
+A former CIA director compared US immigration policy to Nazi Germany in an ominous Tweet.
+“Other governments have separated mothers and children,” Former CIA and NSA chief Michael Hayden wrote on Saturday, along with a black and white photo of the Birkenau concentration and death-camp in Poland.
+Then Hayden doubled down on that analogy.
+It's particularly stupid of Michael Hayden to make that analogy because during the Bush years, the agencies he ran were compared to Nazi Germany.
+Repeatedly.
+You might think that would have cured him of facile Nazi analogies.
+But instead it seems to have whetted his appetite for making them.
+Yes, the Nazi arrested people, asked them for ID, split up families and... then killed them all.
+That's the really relevant part.
+Every country arrests people.
+Just about every country splits up families when they arrest the parents.
+That's not unique.
+Selecting the Jews, based on race, for extermination is more of the reason why the term Nazi is not a positive one.
+Hayden's thoughtless tweet can just as easily be used to delegitimize any and all law enforcement.
+The attacks here are motivated by a desire for open borders.
+Children are being used as human shields in a campaign to end national security forever.
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+Nigel Farage Warns “We’ll Lose” A Battle Between the West and Islam
+
+British politician Nigel Farage once helped convince Britons to vote for Brexit and separate from the European Union, but British establishment politicians have done everything they could to sabotage that vote since then.
+Now Farage has apparently decided that if he can’t beat them, he’ll join them — if not on Brexit, then in their stance of denial and appeasement regarding the global jihad threat.’
+At a recent dinner of the UK Independence Party (UKIP), which he formerly headed, Farage said: “If dealing with Islamic fundamentalism becomes a battle between us and the entire religion, I’ll tell you the result: we’ll lose.
+We will simply lose….We absolutely have to get that Muslim majority living in many of our towns and cities on our side, more attuned to Western values than some pretty hardline interpretations of the Qur’an.”
+Sure.
+Now how does Farage propose to do that?
+His warning against making the resistance to jihad a “battle between us and the entire religion” is odd.
+No sane person is saying that the West should go to war with the entire Islamic world.
+The likeliest interpretation of his statement is that he is saying that we must not speak about how jihadis find justification for their actions in the Qur’an and Sunnah, as that will alienate the “moderates.”
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+But if we don’t speak about such facts, how will we ever convince Muslims not to follow “hardline interpretations of the Qur’an”?
+Another problem with Farage’s statement is that it manifests a remarkable ignorance of history.
+While he is deeply concerned that British people not begin to think that resisting jihad terror means that they are in a “battle” with the “entire religion” of Islam, he appears unaware of the fact that many Muslims throughout history have considered their entire religion to be at war with the entire non-Muslim world.
+I document this abundantly in my new book The History of Jihad From Muhammad to ISIS .
+To take one of innumerable examples, Sharaf ad-Din Ali Yazdi, a fifteenth-century Persian who wrote a biography of the Mongol Muslim warrior Tamerlane, observed that “the Qur’an says the highest dignity man can attain is that of making war in person against the enemies of his religion.
+Muhammad advises the same thing, according to the tradition of the Muslim doctors: wherefore the great Temur always strove to exterminate the infidels, as much to acquire that glory, as to signalise himself by the greatness of his conquests.”
+After conquest came dhimmitude, the subjugated status that the Qur’an mandates for “the People of the Book” (primarily Jews and Christians).
+In the early twelfth century, the Fatimid caliph Al-Amir bi-Ahkamillah issued this edict:
+Now, the prior degradation of the infidels in this world before the life to come—where it is their lot—is considered an act of piety; and the imposition of their poll tax [jizya], “until they pay the tribute out of hand and have been humbled” (Koran 9:29) is a divinely ordained obligation….The dhimmi’s payment of his dues by a bill drawn on a Muslim, or by delegating a real believer to pay it in his name will not be tolerated.
+It must be exacted from him directly in order to vilify and humiliate him, so that Islam and its people may be exalted and the race of infidels brought low.
+The jizya is to be imposed on all of them in full, without exception.
+Underlying this subjugation is a deep contempt for non-Muslims.
+In the year 718, the Umayyad caliph Umar ibn Abd al-Aziz sent out a message to the governors of the various Islamic provinces:
+O you who believe!
+The non-Muslims are nothing but dirt.
+Allah has created them to be partisans of Satan; most treacherous in regard to all they do; whose whole endeavor in this nether life is useless, though they themselves imagine that they are doing fine work.
+Upon them rests the curse of Allah, of the Angels and of man collectively
+We must not think that we are at war with the entire religion.
+But what, Mr. Farage, are we to think about the Muslims who consider themselves and their religion to be at war with us?
+Nigel Farage has become just another mainstream hack politician.
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Julian Assange
+
+The persecution of Julian Assange must end.
+Or it will end in tragedy.
+The Australian government and prime minister Malcolm Turnbull have an historic opportunity to decide which it will be.
+They can remain silent, for which history will be unforgiving.
+Or they can act in the interests of justice and humanity and bring this remarkable Australian citizen home.
+Assange does not ask for special treatment.
+The government has clear diplomatic and moral obligations to protect Australian citizens abroad from gross injustice: in Julian’s case, from a gross miscarriage of justice and the extreme danger that await him should he walk out of the Ecuadorean embassy in London unprotected.
+We know from the Chelsea Manning case what he can expect if a U.S. extradition warrant is successful — a United Nations Special Rapporteur called it torture.
+I know Julian Assange well; I regard him as a close friend, a person of extraordinary resilience and courage.
+I have watched a tsunami of lies and smear engulf him, endlessly, vindictively, perfidiously; and I know why they smear him.
+In 2008, a plan to destroy both WikiLeaks and Assange was laid out in a top secret document dated 8 March, 2008.
+The authors were the Cyber Counter-intelligence Assessments Branch of the U.S. Defence Department.
+They described in detail how important it was to destroy the “feeling of trust” that is WikiLeaks’ “centre of gravity”.
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+This would be achieved, they wrote, with threats of “exposure [and] criminal prosecution” and a unrelenting assault on reputation.
+The aim was to silence and criminalise WikiLeaks and its editor and publisher.
+It was as if they planned a war on a single human being and on the very principle of freedom of speech.
+Vichy Media
+Their main weapon would be personal smear.
+Their shock troops would be enlisted in the media — those who are meant to keep the record straight and tell us the truth.
+The irony is that no one told these journalists what to do.
+I call them Vichy journalists — after the Vichy government that served and enabled the German occupation of wartime France.
+Last October, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation journalist Sarah Ferguson interviewed Hillary Clinton, over whom she fawned as “the icon for your generation”.
+This was the same Clinton who threatened to “obliterate totally” Iran and, who, as U.S. secretary of State in 2011, was one of the instigators of the invasion and destruction of Libya as a modern state, with the loss of 40,000 lives.
+Like the invasion of Iraq, it was based on lies.
+When the Libyan President was murdered publicly and gruesomely with a knife, Clinton was filmed whooping and cheering.
+Thanks largely to her, Libya became a breeding ground for ISIS and other jihadists.
+Thanks largely to her, tens of thousands of refugees fled in peril across the Mediterranean, and many drowned.
+WikiLeaks Exposed Clinton
+Leaked emails published by WikiLeaks revealed that Hillary Clinton’s foundation – which she shares with her husband – received millions of dollars from Saudi Arabia and Qatar, the main backers of ISIS and terrorism across the Middle East.
+As Secretary of State, Clinton approved the biggest arms sale ever — worth $80 billion — to Saudi Arabia, one of her foundation’s principal benefactors.
+Today, Saudi Arabia is using these weapons to crush starving and stricken people in a genocidal assault on Yemen.
+Sarah Ferguson, a highly paid reporter, raised not a word of this with Hillary Clinton sitting in front of her.
+Instead, she invited Clinton to describe the “damage” Julian Assange did “personally to you”.
+In response, Clinton defamed Assange, an Australian citizen, as “very clearly a tool of Russian intelligence” and “a nihilistic opportunist who does the bidding of a dictator”.
+She offered no evidence — nor was asked for any — to back her grave allegations.
+At no time was Assange offered the right of reply to this shocking interview, which Australia’s publicly-funded state broadcaster had a duty to give him.
+As if that wasn’t enough, Ferguson’s executive producer, Sally Neighour, followed the interview with a vicious re-tweet: “Assange is Putin’s bitch.
+We all know it!”
+There are many other examples of Vichy journalism.
+The Guardian, reputedly once a great liberal newspaper, conducted a vendetta against Julian Assange.
+Like a spurned lover, the Guardian aimed its personal, petty, inhuman and craven attacks at a man whose work it once published and profited from.
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+The former editor of the Guardian, Alan Rusbridger, called the WikiLeaks disclosures, which his newspaper published in 2010, “one of the greatest journalistic scoops of the last 30 years”.
+Awards were lavished and celebrated as if Julian Assange did not exist.
+Maligning and Profiting off Assange
+WikiLeaks’ revelations became part of the Guardian’s marketing plan to raise the paper’s cover price.
+They made money, often big money, while WikiLeaks and Assange struggled to survive.
+With not a penny going to WikiLeaks, a hyped Guardian book led to a lucrative Hollywood movie deal.
+The book’s authors, Luke Harding and David Leigh, gratuitously abused Assange as a “damaged personality” and “callous”.
+They also revealed the secret password Julian had given the Guardian in confidence and which was designed to protect a digital file containing the U.S. embassy cables.
+With Assange now trapped in the Ecuadorean embassy, Harding, who had enriched himself on the backs of both Julian Assange and Edward Snowden, stood among the police outside the embassy and gloated on his blog that “Scotland Yard may get the last laugh”.
+The question is why.
+Julian Assange has committed no crime.
+He has never been charged with a crime.
+The Swedish episode was bogus and farcical and he has been vindicated.
+Katrin Axelsson and Lisa Longstaff of Women Against Rape summed it up when they wrote, “The allegations against [Assange] are a smokescreen behind which a number of governments are trying to clamp down on WikiLeaks for having audaciously revealed to the public their secret planning of wars and occupations with their attendant rape, murder and destruction… The authorities care so little about violence against women that they manipulate rape allegations at will.”
+This truth was lost or buried in a media witch-hunt that disgracefully associated Assange with rape and misogyny.
+The witch-hunt included voices who described themselves as on the left and as feminist.
+They willfully ignored the evidence of extreme danger should Assange be extradited to the United States.
+According to a document released by Edward Snowden, Assange is on a “Manhunt target list”.
+One leaked official memo says: “Assange is going to make a nice bride in prison.
+Screw the terrorist.
+He’ll be eating cat food forever.”
+In Alexandra, Virginia – the suburban home of America’s war-making elite — a secret grand jury, a throwback to the middle ages — has spent seven years trying to concoct a crime for which Assange can be prosecuted.
+This is not easy; the U.S. Constitution protects publishers, journalists and whistleblowers.
+Assange’s crime is to have broken a silence.
+They Never Happened
+No investigative journalism in my lifetime can equal the importance of what WikiLeaks has done in calling rapacious power to account.
+It is as if a one-way moral screen has been pushed back to expose the imperialism of liberal democracies: the commitment to endless warfare and the division and degradation of “unworthy” lives: from Grenfell Tower to Gaza.
+When Harold Pinter accepted the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2005, he referred to “a vast tapestry of lies up on which we feed”.
+He asked why “the systematic brutality, the widespread atrocities, the ruthless suppression of independent thought” of the Soviet Union were well known in the West while America’s imperial crimes “never happened … even while [they] were happening, they never happened.” No Place to Hide: Edwa... Glenn Greenwald Best Price: $1.49 Buy New $3.70 (as of 06:30 EDT - Details)
+In its revelations of fraudulent wars (Afghanistan, Iraq) and the bald-faced lies of governments (the Chagos Islands), WikiLeaks has allowed us to glimpse how the imperial game is played in the 21st century.
+That is why Assange is in mortal danger.
+Seven years ago, in Sydney, I arranged to meet a prominent Liberal Member of the Federal Parliament, Malcolm Turnbull.
+I wanted to ask him to deliver a letter from Gareth Peirce, Assange’s lawyer, to the government.
+We talked about his famous victory — in the 1980s when, as a young barrister, he had fought the British Government’s attempts to suppress free speech and prevent the publication of the book Spycatcher — in its way, a WikiLeaks of the time, for it revealed the crimes of state power.
+The prime minister of Australia was then Julia Gillard, a Labor Party politician who had declared WikiLeaks “illegal” and wanted to cancel Assange’s passport — until she was told she could not do this: that Assange had committed no crime: that WikiLeaks was a publisher, whose work was protected under Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, to which Australia was one of the original signatories.
+In abandoning Assange, an Australian citizen, and colluding in his persecution, Prime Minister Gillard’s outrageous behaviour forced the issue of his recognition, under international law, as a political refugee whose life was at risk.
+Ecuador invoked the 1951 Convention and granted Assange refuge in its embassy in London.
+Gillard has recently been appearing in a gig with Hillary Clinton; they are billed as pioneering feminists.
+If there is anything to remember Gillard by, it a warmongering, sycophantic, embarrassing speech she made to the US Congress soon after she demanded the illegal cancellation of Julian’s passport.
+Malcolm Turnbull is now the Prime Minister of Australia.
+Julian Assange’s father has written to Turnbull.
+It is a moving letter, in which he has appealed to the prime minister to bring his son home.
+He refers to the real possibility of a tragedy.
+I have watched Assange’s health deteriorate in his years of confinement without sunlight.
+He has had a relentless cough, but is not even allowed safe passage to and from a hospital for an X-ray.
+Malcolm Turnbull can remain silent.
+Or he can seize this opportunity and use his government’s diplomatic influence to defend the life of an Australian citizen, whose courageous public service is recognised by countless people across the world.
+He can bring Julian Assange home.
+Reprinted with permission from Consortiumnews.com.
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+US Conference of Mayors Call For More Gun Confiscation Legislation
+
+The United States Conference of Mayors passed several resolutions last week that called for more gun confiscation legislation following all the debate about guns after several shootings, despite the fact that government has never been given authority to restrict or regulate arms.
+Part of the hypocrisy of the US Conference of Mayors is that they actually push to infringe on law-abiding citizens' rights while claiming that it is consistent with the Second Amendment.
+For example, the organization writes in support of David Hogg's #NeverAgain movement, "WHEREAS, the U.S. Conference of Mayors has a 50-year history of formally adopting and aggressively promoting strong policies to reduce gun violence, all consistent with its support for the Second Amendment to the Constitution."
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+And just what kind of policies are we talking about?
+According to the mayors:
+Strengthening the Regulation of Gun Sales and Dealers, including: Limiting the number of guns a person may purchase in a single transaction or in a month or other specified period of time;
+Banning replica handguns;
+Increasing inspections of licensed gun dealers; and
+Targeting and holding responsible gun dealers who break the law by knowingly selling guns to straw purchasers; Banning Assault Weapons and Large-Capacity Magazines, including: Reinstating a strengthened, effective ban on military-style assault weapons, such as AK-47s, and their component parts; and
+Banning large capacity ammunition feeding devices and the importation of all large capacity ammunition clips.
+Supporting Local Efforts to Reduce and Combat Gun Crimes, including: Opposing concealed carry reciprocity policies and legislation that would circumvent city policies established to protect residents;
+Providing local governments and law enforcement officials access to ATF gun trace data;
+Opposing "Stand Your Ground" or "Shoot First" laws and urging state legislatures that have adopted such laws to repeal them; and
+Encouraging mayors to take executive actions to combat gun violence and illegal use and trafficking of guns; Protecting Young People, including: Opposing proposals to allow teachers and other non-law enforcement, non-security personnel to carry firearms in K-12 schools;
+Raising the youth handgun ban from 18 to 21 years of age;
+Banning juvenile possession of semiautomatic assault rifles; and Holding gun owners criminally liable when children gain access to improperly stored guns.
+Protecting Domestic Violence Victims, including:
+Prohibiting persons convicted of domestic violence crimes or subject to final domestic violence restraining orders from acquiring or possessing firearms; and
+Requiring prohibited domestic abusers to turn in firearms they already own;
+How any of this is consistent with support for the Second Amendment is anyone's guess.
+I think they throw that language in to cover for the fact that they are attacking it head on and attacking the rights of the people.
+How does any of this stop gun violence?
+It doesn't.
+What it does do is infringe on the rights of teachers, law-abiding citizens who want to purchase several guns which they will use lawfully, sides with criminals against law-abiding citizens as it opposes stand your ground and other measures written specifically to protect people who would normally be victims of crime.
+Banning semi-automatic weapons doesn't stop crime either, as we've pointed out before, and the statistics are available for anyone to see that gun violence didn't go down one bit during the decade of the Clinton/Feinstein assault weapons ban.
+These geniuses also "Support Enactment of Comprehensive Background Checks, Ban the Sale of Bump Stocks and Related Devices and Prevent the Arming of Teachers in Schools."
+Again, this will do nothing to stop criminals with guns.
+Why?
+Because they won't follow your unconstitutional and unlawful laws in the first place!
+On top of that, the criminal mayors want to institute red flag laws.
+"The U.S. Conference of Mayors registers its strong support for extreme risk protection order laws and urges both states and the federal government to enact such laws," the group wrote.
+They are fully in support of violating the Fifth Amendment rights of otherwise law-abiding citizens based on merely the fact that someone claims that a family member is a harm to themselves or others, even though they have not committed a crime.
+This is the Trump, "Take the guns first and then due process" mantra.
+Guns.com reported on some of the statements made by some of these mayors.
+Karen Freeman-Wilson, mayor of Gary, Indiana and chairwoman of the conference’s criminal and social justice committee, said gun-related tragedies “rips families and communities apart.” “Policies like background checks on all gun sales and Red Flag Laws save lives.
+It’s as simple as that,” Freeman-Wilson said.
+“The U.S. Conference of Mayors will continue doing everything in our power to keep our communities safe so that children and families are able to live free of the fear of being gunned down.” St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson said the new resolutions show mayors will “lead the way in solving our gun violence crisis.” “We wouldn’t be doing our jobs as mayors if we weren’t focusing on gun violence — an issue that threatens the public safety of every community, big and small,” she said.
+“Our bipartisan network of mayors knows how to work together and compromise on policies that save lives.
+If only our partners in Congress did the same.” Gun control groups, including Everytown for Gun Safety and Mayors Against Illegal Guns, praised the conference for reaffirming its support for stricter regulations.
+“Mayors are on the frontlines of America’s gun violence crisis, so it’s no surprise they’re also leading the charge to pass common-sense, life-saving laws,” said Everytown president John Feinblatt.
+“It’s time for our leaders in Washington to follow the lead of America’s mayors and put public safety over NRA priorities.”
+None of these statements can be backed up by facts.
+The facts refute their arguments, but beyond that, the Second Amendment recognizes the right to keep and bear arms is a right given to us by our Creator, not a permission we gain from government.
+So, while they tell you they support the Second Amendment and that their unlawful policies are consistent with it, nothing could be further from the truth.
+If you buy into this, you probably think places like Chicago, Illinois are among the safest places to live in the US when the opposite is true.
+Article posted with permission from Sons Of Liberty Media
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+Julian Assange
+
+During World War II Cardinal Jozsef Mindszenty was a huge critic of fascism and wound up in prison.
+In Oct. 1945 he became head of the Church in Hungary and spoke out just as strongly against Communist oppression.
+He wound up back in prison for eight more years, including long periods of solitary confinement and endured other forms of torture.
+In 1949 he was sentenced to life in a show trial that generated worldwide condemnation.
+Two weeks after the trial began in early 1949, Pope Pius XII (having failed to speak out forcefully against the Third Reich) did summon the courage to condemn what was happening to Mindszenty.
+Pius excommunicated everyone involved in the Mindszenty trial.
+Then, addressing a huge crowd on St. Peter’s Square, he asked, “Do you want a Church that remains silent when she should speak … a Church that does not condemn the suppression of conscience and does not stand up for the just liberty of the people … a Church that locks herself up within the four walls of her temple in unseemly sycophancy …?”
+When the Hungarian revolution broke out in 1956, Mindszenty was freed, but only for four days.
+When Soviet tanks rolled back into Budapest, he fled to the U.S. embassy and was given immediate asylum by President Eisenhower.
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+There the Cardinal stayed cooped up for the next 15 years.
+Mindszenty’s mother was permitted to visit him four times a year, and the communist authorities stationed secret police outside the embassy ready to arrest him should he try to leave.
+Sound familiar?
+Where is the voice of conscience to condemn what is happening to Julian Assange, whose only “crime” is publishing documents exposing the criminal activities and corruption of governments and other Establishment elites?
+Decades ago, the U.S. and “civilized world” had nothing but high praise for the courageous Mindszenty.
+He became a candidate for sainthood.
+And Assange?
+He has been confined in the Ecuadorian embassy in London for six years —from June 19, 2012—the victim of a scurrilous slander campaign and British threats to arrest him, should he ever step outside.
+The U.S. government has been putting extraordinary pressure on Ecuador to end his asylum and top U.S. officials have made it clear that, as soon as they get their hands on him, they will manufacture a reason to put him on trial and put him in prison.
+All for spreading unwelcome truth around.
+A Suppression of Conscience
+One might ask, is “unseemly sycophancy” at work among the media?
+The silence of what used to be the noble profession of journalism is deafening.
+John Pilger — one of the few journalists to speak out on Julian Assange’s behalf, labels journalists who fail to stand in solidarity with Assange in exposing the behavior of the Establishment, “Vichy journalists — after the Vichy government that served ad enabled the German occupation of France.”
+Pilger adds:
+“No investigative journalism in my lifetime can equal the importance of what WikiLeaks has done in calling rapacious power to account.
+It is as if a one-way moral screen has been pushed back to expose the imperialism of liberal democracies: the commitment to endless warfare … When Harold Pinter accepted the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2005, he referred to ‘a vast tapestry of lies up on which we feed.’ He asked why ‘the systematic brutality, the widespread atrocities, the ruthless suppression of independent thought’ of the Soviet Union were well known in the West while America’s imperial crimes “never happened … even while [they] were happening, they never happened.’”
+WikiLeaks and 9/11: What if?
+In an op-ed published several years ago by The Los Angeles Times, two members of Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity, Coleen Rowley and Bogdan Dzakovic, pointed out that — If WikiLeaks had been up and running before 9/11 — frustrated FBI investigators might have chosen to leak information that their superiors bottled up, perhaps averting the terrorism attacks.
+“There were a lot of us in the run-up to Sept. 11 who had seen warning signs that something devastating might be in the planning stages.
+But we worked for ossified bureaucracies incapable of acting quickly and decisively.
+Lately, the two of us have been wondering how things might have been different if there had been a quick, confidential way to get information out.” The WikiLeaks Files: T... WikiLeaks Best Price: $2.50 Buy New $7.00 (as of 05:50 EDT - Details)
+Fourth Estate on Life Support
+In 2010, while he was still a free man, the Sam Adams Associates for Integrity gave its annual award to Assange.
+The citation read:
+“It seems altogether fitting and proper that this year’s award be presented in London, where Edmund Burke coined the expression “Fourth Estate.” Comparing the function of the press to that of the three Houses then in Parliament, Burke said: “…but in the Reporters Gallery yonder, there sits a Fourth Estate more important far then they all.” The year was 1787—the year the U.S. Constitution was adopted.
+The First Amendment, approved four years later, aimed at ensuring that the press would be free of government interference.
+That was then.
+With the Fourth Estate now on life support, there is a high premium on the fledgling Fifth Estate, which uses the ether and is not susceptible of government or corporation control.
+Small wonder that governments with lots to hide feel very threatened.
+It has been said: “You shall know the truth, and the truth shall set you free.” WikiLeaks is helping make that possible by publishing documents that do not lie.
+Last spring, when we chose WikiLeaks and Julian Assange for this award, Julian said he would accept only “on behalf or our sources, without which WikiLeaks’ contributions are of no significance.” We do not know if Pvt.
+Bradley Manning gave WikiLeaks the gun-barrel video of July 12, 2007 called “Collateral Murder.” Whoever did provide that graphic footage, showing the brutality of the celebrated “surge” in Iraq, was certainly far more a patriot than the “mainstream” journalist embedded in that same Army unit.
+He suppressed what happened in Baghdad that day, dismissed it as simply “one bad day in a surge that was filled with such days,” and then had the temerity to lavish praise on the unit in a book he called “The Good Soldiers.” Julian is right to emphasize that the world is deeply indebted to patriotic truth-tellers like the sources who provided the gun-barrel footage and the many documents on Afghanistan and Iraq to WikiLeaks.
+We hope to have a chance to honor them in person in the future.
+Today we honor WikiLeaks, and one of its leaders, Julian Assange, for their ingenuity in creating a new highway by which important documentary evidence can make its way, quickly and confidentially, through the ether and into our in-boxes.
+Long live the Fifth Estate!”
+Eventually a compromise was found in 1971 when Pope Paul VI lifted the excommunications and Mindszenty was able to leave the U.S. embassy.
+Can such a diplomatic solution be found to free Assange?
+It is looking more and more unlikely with each passing year.
+Reprinted with permission from Consortiumnews.com.
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+The Obama Era Jade Helm Connection To The Current Illegal Immigration Policy
+
+On the surface, the latest illegal immigration debate between Leftists and the Administration looks like, yet another issue Progressives are trying to undermine progress being done by the president.
+No one should be surprised by the crackdown on illegals entering the country, especially since it was one of the major campaign promises Donald Trump made before getting elected.
+When it comes to the separation of children from their families, there is nothing new today that was not being done during the Obama reign.
+In 2013, Obama began bringing into the US literally over a hundred thousand people, mainly below age 21.
+They were bused, flown, and met at the US border with Mexico by the Department of Homeland Security under the direction of Obama to do so.
+Since most of them were adolescents and older teenagers they could not be set free, thus Obama ordered various military bases to house these children.
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+The surge of children into the US from various countries south of the border was said to be the result of economics, high crime rates, and actual threats from organized crime entities.
+Another excuse used by the Obama government was to bring them here to find their families already in the US.
+Thus, the idea that separating children from their parents as being something new, done only by the Trump Administration is absurd, since we really have no idea whether the children brought here during the Obama reign were intentionally separated from their parents by the US government at that time, or not.
+We have only what little information the government told us then, which was not very much, considering the fact that Obama wanted to keep as much of this situation as secret as possible.
+What many do not realize is, today's policy of separating underage siblings from their parents once they cross the border illegally into the US seems to be a planned event by the US government going all the way back to the domestic military exercises known as Jade Helm in 2015.
+Many remember the military taking over several Walmart locations, mainly in Texas, during the Jade Helm exercises.
+This, along with the federal government grab of millions of acres of land during the Obama years, speaks volumes in the government's plan to be able to handle millions of people.
+Since Obama planned to have over a million Muslim refugees brought into the US over a short period of time, along with the hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants coming in, one can understand the reason the Feds had to have the Walmart stores and so much land, as they needed housing for the millions they planned to bring in.
+Despite President Trump signing an Executive Order suspending Syrian refugees from entering the US for 120 days on Jan. 26, 2017 while security measures were reviewed, the US still imported 110,000 refugees from Syria and various other countries into the US in 2017 alone, up from 85,000 the previous year.
+These numbers follow Obama's projections of the expected amount of refugees permitted to come to the US.
+Of course, as with the number of illegal immigrants entering our county, the Feds downplay the actual number which always ends up to be more than quadruple their stated number.
+What we seem to have here with the illegal immigration situation today is some very good actors on the Left accusing the Trump Administration of being cruel and insensitive with separating children from their families once they cross the Mexican border into the US.
+When in fact, their idol, Obama did the same thing for years during his time in power.
+What they do not want to admit to is the fact that today's illegal immigration picture is one that follows the Obama plan on dealing with the influx of illegals to a carbon copy.
+President Trump, on the other hand, is following along with it by detaining illegal immigrants at the border and separating children from their apparent families.
+Since no one can know if the children really belong to the illegals who say they are their parents, they are separated until that can be verified, along with other background findings.
+The bottom line is, both the Left and the Trump Administration seem to be following along with a plan of action going back to Jade Helm which paved the way for the housing needed for such a huge influx of illegal immigrants and refugees.
+All of which seems to be a planned event.
+In any case, neither side in DC is really interested in solving the illegal immigration problem or cares about the children involved.
+If they were, there would be no detention and separation after illegally coming into the US, only an immediate deportation by US Border Patrol on the spot.
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+Muslim Cleric: “There Were Jews In Islamic Countries & Caliphates, But We Never Killed Them Just For Being Jews”
+
+When he says that Muslims never killed Jews just for being Jews, he is lying, and relying on the historical ignorance of his audience.
+In my new book The History of Jihad From Muhammad to ISIS , I detail many instances in which Muslims did exactly that.
+In 1013, Berbers from North Africa entered Spain and took Córdoba in 1013, they began massacring Jews, and initiated a wholesale slaughter of Jews in Granada.
+And again in 1066, rioting Muslims, enraged by the humiliation of a Jew who had been appointed to rule over Muslims, murdered four thousand Jews in Granada.
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+Whom do you consider to be the most corrupt Democrat Politician?
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+The twelfth-century Muslim historian Ibn Baydhaq detailed how the Almohads treated the Jews as they advanced:
+Abd al-Mumin…the leader of the Almohads after the death of Muhammad ibn Tumart the Mahdi…captured Tlemcen [in the Maghreb] and killed all those who were in it, including the Jews, except those who embraced Islam….
+[In Sijilmasa] one hundred and fifty persons were killed for clinging to their [Jewish] faith….
+All the cities in the Almoravid state were conquered by the Almohads.
+One hundred thousand persons were killed in Fez on that occasion, and 120,000 in Marrakesh.
+The Jews in all [Maghreb] localities [conquered]…groaned under the heavy yoke of the Almohads; many had been killed, many others converted; none were able to appear in public as Jews.
+Don’t allow yourself to be deceived by the likes of Jihad Al-‘Ayesh.
+Preorder The History of Jihad From Muhammad to ISIS.
+"Kuwaiti Cleric Sheikh Jihad Al-‘Ayesh Denies the Holocaust and the Existence of Gas Chambers: How Big a Bakery Would You Need to Make 50,000 Loaves of Bread?,” MEMRI, May 26, 2018:
+Kuwaiti cleric Sheikh Jihad Al-‘Ayesh delivered a speech in which he said that the figure of six million Jews killed in the Holocaust was a “historical lie,” but that Hitler “knew the truth about the Jews” and therefore began “tormenting and persecuting them.” “The Jews were banished, tortured and annihilated because of their deeds.
+They were not banished for being Jews,” he said.
+In an effort to dispute the existence of gas chambers at Auschwitz, Sheikh Al-‘Ayesh, who heads the Bait Al-Maqdis Documentary Studies Center, drew the following analogy: “Imagine that you want to build a bakery.
+What size of bakery would you need to make 10,000 loaves of bread?… What if you wanted to make 50,000 loaves of bread an hour?
+You would need a larger bakery.
+How many ovens would you need to burn six million human beings?” Sheikh Al-‘Ayesh’s posted his address on his personal YouTube channel on May 26.
+The video was also posted on the Facebook account of Bait Al-Maqdis Documentary Studies Center.
+Following is a transcript: Jihad Al-‘Ayesh: “Some people have shown up with a new fashion.
+We used to think that fashion has to do with haircuts, clothes, or lifestyle, but the vogue today is to sympathize with the Jews and to shed crocodile tears about their sorrows, their heresy, and their historical lies.
+This is, indeed, a new fashion.
+Some esteemed people shed tears about what the Jews call ‘the Holocaust.’ […] “Did the Nazi annihilation – the Holocaust – target only the Jews?
+Anybody?
+The Jews claim that it happened to them alone and that the number of Jews who died in that Holocaust was six million.
+What we have here are historical errors.
+First of all, the figure of six million is a historical lie.
+In addition, claiming that it happened to the Jews alone excludes the non-Jews who were tortured by Hitler.
+So was it annihilation?
+Yes, it was.
+Who did Hitler annihilate?
+He annihilated a group of races and people, some of whom were even German.
+Hitler annihilated 400,000 Germans who were handicapped or suffered from chronic diseases.
+Hitler did not annihilate the Jews only.
+[…] “Hitler was not the first in the West to perpetrate a genocide.
+Inhuman and criminal annihilation runs in the veins of many in the West.
+Hitler embodies one type of modern Western annihilation.
+When the Americans occupied the republics of the Indians, they annihilated millions of human beings.
+It is said that they annihilated 50-100 hundred million, but nobody ever mentions this.
+[…] “Was there annihilation?
+Yes.
+Many races were annihilated.
+The Auschwitz camp, which is in southern Poland, was a major and exceptional camp for detention, torture, and forced labor.
+Many people were tortured and were starved to death there.
+[…] “The Jews were banished, tortured, and annihilated because of their deeds.
+They were not banished for being Jews.
+There were Jews in the Islamic countries and caliphates as well, but we never killed them just for being Jews.
+No, it never happened.
+Hitler and the Nazi state knew the truth about the Jews, and therefore, they began tormenting and persecuting them.
+[…] “That is when the Final Solution began.
+The Nazis called it the ‘Final Solution’ of the Jews.
+When we say ‘Final Solution,’ we realize that many of the terms used by the Zionist state constitute Nazi terms, ideas, and notions.
+It is as if they are two faces of the same coin.
+[…] “Since Germany and Europe did not want the Jews, the Nazis came up with the idea of sending the Jews to another country.
+The Nazis suggested Madagascar, Ecuador, or an Arab country – Syria.
+But after a while, the Nazis discovered that there were groups of Jews calling for the establishment of a state.
+They were calling for a Zionist state.
+That is when the idea of deporting the Jews to Palestine arose….
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Who ‘Won’ the Trump-Kim Summit?
+
+Last week’s Economist Magazine won the day with the best-ever headline about the Trump-Kim Jong-un summit: `Kim Jong Won!’
+That said it all.
+Just out of hospital, I was in no shape to compete with the great Economist or its very witty headline writers.
+But after watching a week of post Singapore summit between Great White Father Trump and delinquent Kim Jong-un I must totally agree with the Economist.
+What was billed as a second-coming extravaganza between the two leaders – who have been trading insults of ‘little rocket man’ and ‘dotard’ (someone who is senile) turned out to be a very expensive photo op for both publicity seekers that made much noise but produced very little – at least so far.
+It seemed as if two schoolyard bullies had been forced by the principal to shake hands.
+Beyond gestures, North Korea’s leader certainly came out ahead.
+His objective – and those of his family predecessors for the past 60 years – was to normalize relations with the US, start trade, and end US efforts to overthrow the Marxist government in Pyongyang.
+American Raj: Liberati... Eric Margolis Best Price: $5.99 Buy New $45.86 (as of 09:30 EDT - Details) Trump’s objectives, at least initially, were to crush North Korea and the threats it could pose to the United States and its regional allies Japan and South Korea.
+Trump sought to set up Kim as a bogeyman, and himself as America’s savior.
+Trump knew perfectly well that he could not destroy all of North Korea’s deeply buried nuclear-armed missiles, and, in spite of his huffing and puffing, had no stomach for an invasion of North Korea that could cost the US an estimated 250,000 casualties.
+So Trump’s solution was more show-biz.
+A much ballyhooed flight to Singapore, backslapping a delighted Kim, and a love-fest between the two chunky leaders was sold to Americans as the dawn of peace.
+America’s media was quick to retail the story and burnish Trump’s credentials among the seriously credulous.
+No more hiding under your school desks or in dank basements.
+As Trump grandly proclaimed, Americans no longer have to fear North Korea and can sleep peacefully at night!
+Why?
+Korea still has all of its medium and long-ranged missiles and an estimated 40 or more nuclear warheads.
+The North is developing submarines that can launch nuclear-armed missiles from underwater off America’s coasts.
+For Kim, these weapons are purely defensive, designed to prevent a US attack on his nation.
+But he is now a full-fledged member of the nuclear club.
+Equally important, North Korea still has an estimated 14,000 170mm guns and hundreds of 300mm long-ranged rocket launchers emplaced in caves just north of the Demilitarized Zone between the two Koreas.
+They threaten almost all of South Korea’s capital Seoul north of the Han River and some US military bases and key airfields, notably Osan.
+This is a very real threat – one that is largely immune to attack from the air.
+I have seen these emplacements from the northern edge of the DMZ.
+Kim’s big guns hold Seoul’s millions of inhabitants hostage.
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+There is no mention of this artillery threat in the final communiqué issued by Trump and Kim in Singapore.
+But it was agreed to temporarily stop the highly provocative US/South Korean war games simulating an invasion of the North, a key demand by Kim.
+This column has been calling for their end for a decade.
+North Korea will seemingly halt its missile tests.
+This is not the ‘denuclearization’ of North Korea that has been bandied about.
+There may be a few gestures of disarmament but Kim must know that his nukes are his means of survival.
+In case Kim didn’t remember the dire fate of Iraq, Libya, and Syria, Trump’s new national security advisor John Bolton, a fanatic’s fanatic, cheerfully recalled the doom of Libya’s murdered Col. Khadaffi.
+The Singapore summit was also a huge humiliation for America’s allies Japan and South Korea.
+In Asia, preserving ‘face’ is essential.
+Trump completely ignored America’s two old allies after his meeting with Kim – who routinely blasts Japan and South Korea as ‘America’s stooges.’ Instead, Trump sent his beginner Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to explain what happened in Singapore, inflicting a deep loss of face on Tokyo and Seoul.
+This was a terrible insult and could spark decisions by at least Japan to proceed ahead with its covert nuclear program.
+Japan can deploy nuclear weapons in 3-6 months; South Korea is not far behind.
+The United States and North Korea are now on a more civilized level of behavior.
+But nothing basic has been resolved.
+Maybe Trump has some more concessions up his sleeve, like cutting the number of US troops in the South.
+But Korea is now on the back burner as Trump wages trade wars around the globe.
+The Best of Eric Margolis
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+Congress’ Top Cop: House Democratic Caucus Server VANISHED In Muslim Spy Ring Investigation
+
+Why was the ringleader of the widespread Muslim spy scandal just offered a plea deal?
+Who has been exposed to blackmail and God knows what else?
+And how deeply has America been compromised?
+These crimes are treason and should be prosecuted as such.
+Break: Ex-Dem IT aide Imran Awan pleads guilty to loan application fraud in federal court, as part of plea agreement.
+Prosecutors drop charges against his wife.
+Prosecutors say they investigated allegations of improper behavior in Awan’s Congress role, but will bring no charges.
+— Alex Pappas (@AlexPappas) July 3, 2018
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+In Newly Obtained Memo, Congress’ Top Cop Said House Democratic Caucus Server VANISHED https://t.co/gTj2UgSZJr via @dailycaller — Luke Rosiak (@lukerosiak) July 2, 2018
+A secret memo marked “URGENT” detailed how the House Democratic Caucus’s server went “missing” soon after it became evidence in a cybersecurity probe.
+The secret memo also said more than “40 House offices may have been victims of IT security violations.”
+In the memo, Congress’s top law enforcement official, Sergeant-at-Arms Paul Irving, along with Chief Administrative Officer Phil Kiko, wrote, “We have concluded that the employees [Democratic systems administrator Imran Awan and his family] are an ongoing and serious risk to the House of Representatives, possibly threatening the integrity of our information systems and thereby members’ capacity to serve constituents.”
+The memo, addressed to the Committee on House Administration (CHA) and dated Feb. 3, 2017, was recently reviewed and transcribed by The Daily Caller News Foundation.
+The letter bolsters TheDCNF’s previous reporting about the missing server and evidence of fraud on Capitol Hill.
+It details how the caucus server, run by then-caucus Chairman Rep. Xavier Becerra, was secretly copied by authorities after the House Inspector General (IG) identified suspicious activity on it, but the Awans’ physical access was not blocked.
+But after, the report reads, the server appears to have been secretly replaced with one that looked similar.
+The memo called for firing the Pakistani-born aides, revoking all their computer accounts, and changing the locks on any door they had access to.
+Rep. Louie Gohmert — a Texas Republican on the House Committee on the Judiciary who has done oversight work on the case — said the missing server contained copies of Congress members’ emails.
+“They put 40 members of Congress’s data on one server … That server, with that serial number, has disappeared,” he said.
+Multiple sources connected to the investigation told TheDCNF that shortly after an IG report came out identifying the House Democratic Caucus server as key evidence in a criminal probe, the evidence was stolen.
+“They [the Awans] deliberately turned over a fake server” to falsify evidence, one official close to the CHA alleged.
+“It was a breach.
+The data was completely out of [members’] possession.”
+The six-page letter says:
+• In September of 2016 … the CHA and [IG] briefed the former Chairman of the Democratic Caucus about suspicious activity related to their server that the [IG] identified.
+As a result, the former Chairman of the Democratic Caucus directed the CAO to copy the data from their server and two computers.
+• The CHA directed the IG to refer the matter to the US Capitol Police.
+The USCP initiated an investigation that continues to this day.
+• In late 2016, the former Chairman of the Democratic Caucus announced his intention to resign from Congress to assume a new position.
+The CAO and [sergeant-at-arms] worked with the Chairman to account for his inventory, including the one server.
+• While reviewing the inventory, the CAO discovered that the serial number of the server did not match that of the one imaged in September.
+[Investigators] also discovered that the server in question [the replacement server] was still operating under the employee’s control, contrary to the explicit instructions of the former chairman to turn over all equipment and fully cooperate with the inquiry and investigation.
+[A House source said the "employee” was Abid Awan.]
+• The USCP interviewed relevant staff regarding the missing server.
+• On January 24, 2017, the CAO acquired the [r[replacement]erver from the control of the employees and transferred that server to the USCP.
+President Donald Trump referenced the Democratic Caucus’ missing server in a tweet.
+But because the letter to the CHA was kept secret, many news outlets have not grasped that the House’s top cop documented a “missing server” connected to the Democratic Caucus.
+The timeline laid out in the letter also shows that Becerra — now California’s Democratic attorney general — failed to ensure that the Awans didn’t have access to House computer systems during the 2016 election, which was wrought with cybersecurity scandals.
+An IG presentation from September 2016 shows that Becerra knew of problems months before the server disappeared.
+“The Caucus Chief of Staff requested one of the shared employees to not provide IT services or access their computers,” it read.
+“This shared employee continued.” It’s unclear why that request was not granted or why it was a request rather than an order.
+A House official close to the probe said the employee was Abid, who was not on Becerra or the Caucus’s payroll.
+The official said Becerra Chief of Staff Sean McCluskie apparently knew Abid was accessing Caucus servers.
+According to payroll records, Abid’s sister-in-law, Hina Alvi, was the Caucus’ systems administrator.
+The Awans’ continued physical access to Becerra’s equipment after red flags emerged enabled the server to disappear after it became evidence, House officials close to the investigation told TheDCNF.
+(RELATED: Becerra Tried To Block Awan From House Democratic Caucus Server, But Logins Continued; He Didn’t Go To Cops)
+Becerra has refused to comment, citing an ongoing criminal investigation.
+The February 2017 memo itemizes “numerous and egregious violations of House IT security” by members of the Awan family, including using Congress members’ usernames and “the unauthorized storage of sensitive House information outside the House.”
+“These employees accessed user accounts and computers for offices that did not employ them, without the knowledge and permission of the impacted Member’s office,” it said, adding, “4 of the employees accessed the Democratic Caucus computers 5,735 times.” More than 100 office computers were open to access from people not on the office’s staff, it said.
+Chris Gowen — a former aide to Hillary Clinton who is now serving as Imran’s attorney — told TheDCNF, “There is no missing server and never was.”
+He didn’t provide any support for his claim, which is contrary to evidence Kiko and Irving presented to Congress.
+The memo said the CHA possesses voluminous evidence, including, “Interview notes with House Members’ Chiefs of Staff,” and “Logon activity and computer access logs.” Prosecutors have not brought charges.
+The Awans were banned from Congress’s computer network the day the letter was sent, and Kiko held a briefing to convey the message to chiefs of staff for members who employed them.
+But Democrats claim they were never told about any of the cybersecurity issues itemized in the urgent memo.
+Rep. Jackie Speier — a California Democrat on the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence who employed Imran and his wife, Hina Alvi — said she never heard of any missing server.
+Joaquin Castro of Texas — another Democratic intelligence committee member who employed one of the Awans — told TheDCNF that Kiko never told him of any cybersecurity issues whatsoever and that the Awan probe was instead described as a theft issue.
+Indeed, the CHA issued only one public statement on the case and titled it the “House Theft Investigation” — wording that avoids cybersecurity words while political news coverage raged about other cybersecurity issues in the 2016 election.
+Yet even the alleged theft has not resulted in criminal charges — even though the letter also says House authorities have “purchase orders and vouchers” that allegedly show procurement fraud, as well as testimony from a Democratic chief of staff to Rep. Yvette Clarke, who warned of procurement fraud.
+The FBI arrested Imran at the airport in July 2017 for alleged bank fraud that occurred six months prior, and Democrats have since claimed that the case is about nothing but bank fraud.
+Bank fraud does not explain why the Awans were kicked off the House network concurrent with the urgent memo, which did not cite bank fraud.
+A Democratic IT aide who alleged that Imran solicited a bribe from him told TheDCNF he believes members of Congress are playing dumb and covering the matter up.
+Wendy Anderson, a former chief of staff to New York Rep. Yvette Clarke, told House investigators that she suspected that her predecessor, Shelley Davis, was working with Abid on a theft scheme, but Clarke refused to fire Abid until outside investigators got involved, TheDCNF reported.
+Eighteen months after the evidence was recounted in the urgent memo, prosecution appears to have stalled for reasons not publicly explained.
+Imran is in court July 3 for a possible plea deal in the bank fraud case.
+Gohmert said the FBI has refused to accept evidence demonstrating alleged House misconduct, and some witnesses with first-hand knowledge say the bureau has not interviewed them.
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+Texas teen says he had drink thrown at him at Whataburger because he was wearing pro-Trump hat
+
+A Texas teenager who supports President Trump says he was assaulted by a drink-throwing stranger at a Whataburger restaurant -- all because he was wearing a “Make America Great Again” hat.
+The incident, which was captured on video and has since gone viral, reportedly happened Tuesday at one of the burger chain’s restaurants in San Antonio.
+“You ain’t supporting s--- n----!” the man is heard saying on camera after tossing a large drink in the direction of the person filming the video.
+WARNING: GRAPHIC LANGUAGE: Click here to watch the video.
+The individual, who has not been identified, then walks away while carrying the red hat.
+The man is heard muttering "b---- a-- motherf------" as one of the other teens sitting at the table appears stunned.
+Hunter Richard, the 16-year-old teen who says he was wearing the hat, told WOAI that some of his hair was ripped off as the man removed it from his head.
+"I support my President and, if you don’t, let’s have a conversation about it instead of ripping my hat off,” he told the station.
+“I just think a conversation about politics is more productive for the entire whole rather than taking my hat and yelling subjective words to me.”
+San Antonio police told Fox News on Thursday they had received a complaint and detectives had been assigned to the case.
+Earlier in the day, a police spokesperson said the department hadn't received a report.
+Whataburger told Fox News that it is cooperating with the police investigation.
+“We were shocked to see this video and certainly don’t condone this type of customer behavior in our restaurants," the company said.
+"To be clear, no Whataburger employees were involved or witnessed the incident, and we ask that questions be directed to San Antonio PD as we continue supporting their efforts.”
+Video of the incident reportedly was posted on a Facebook page with a request for the public to help identify the "scum bag of the year.” It racked up more than two million views before being removed or hidden, according to KENS 5.
+The man in the video allegedly was fired from his part-time job at a San Antonio bar after the footage began circulating on social media.
+“It came to our attention earlier this evening that a part-time employee was captured on cell phone video assaulting another person at a local eatery,” the Rumble bar in San Antonio posted on its Facebook page.
+“The assault took place, presumably, because this employee did not agree with the other individual’s political stance."
+It continued: “We have since terminated this employee, as his actions go against everything that this establishment stands for.
+THIS BAR IS A SAFE SPACE FOR EVERYONE!
+No matter your race, creed, ethnicity, sexual identity, and political stance, you are welcomed here!”
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+Texas Mom: My Son Was Attacked For Wearing A MAGA Hat At Whataburger
+
+A Texas mother’s teenage son was allegedly attacked at a Whataburger for wearing a MAGA (Make America Great Again) hat.
+The mother posted the video of the incident on Facebook as evidence of her claims.
+The woman claimed a man became extremely angry at her teenage son and his group of friends because one of them wore a “Make American Great Again” hat, KENS5 reported.
+The hats have become noticeable and are often an outward expression of support of President Donald Trump.
+The video shows the man throwing his fountain drink at the table and shouting a racial slur.
+According to Breitbart, in the mother’s post on Facebook, which has since been taken down, Patricia Spittler asks for help in identifying the man she called “scum bag of the year.” The San Antonio CBS affiliate reported that Spittler wrote: “His friend was wearing a patriotic hat, and this happened!
+It would be nice to know who he is for someone to let him know his actions are not okay!” Spittler added: “Real tough guy… approaches a group of teenagers minding their own business just having a burger!
+He kept his hat, too.”
+The video found it’s way to Twitter, and it is slightly violent, so err on the side of caution if watching near children.
+Also be aware that there a few racial slurs in the video.
+Disturbing video of young Trump Supporter having his MAGA hat stolen and a drink thrown in his face.
+The civility of the Left on full display… pic.twitter.com/gUzBVRpP7X — The Columbia Bugle 🇺🇸 (@ColumbiaBugle) July 5, 2018
+As the video begins, the man says, “… supporting the president.
+You ain’t supporting shit nigga,” and then throws the drink in the face of a 16-year-old boy.
+With MAGA hat in hand, the man walks away saying “Bitch ass motherf**ker.”
+The boy, Hunter Richard, said the man also pulled his hair while taking the hat, according to reports by News4SA.
+“I support my President and if you don’t, let’s have a conversation about it instead of ripping my hat off.
+I just think a conversation about politics is more productive for the entire whole rather than taking my hat and yelling subjective words to me,” he told the local NBC affiliate.
+A police report was filed and a man was fired for stealing the hat and the assault (throwing a drink in a Trump supporter’s face.)
+The post below, claiming a person was fired for the actions against Richard, had been removed or made private, meaning some may not see it.
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+Communist Door Boy Attacks Teen Trump Supporter
+
+Down in San Antonio, Texas the dangerous and violent predilections of the left reared its ugly head once again.
+A “man” attacked a teenager who was wearing a #MAGA hat.
+The criminal attacker, one Kino Jimenez, took the boy’s hat, yelled at him, and then threw a drink in the boy’s face before walking off (and stealing
+the hat ).
+The entire event was caught on camera (by the teen’s friend who was with him), and the police are investigating.
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+Is this the America Maxine Waters wanted?
+Where Trump supporters can't even have a meal in peace?
+https://t.co/9g1BSiw8LS — The Columbia Bugle 🇺🇸 (@ColumbiaBugle) July 5, 2018
+The attack took place in a Whataburger restaurant, and the corporation was quick to condemn the man’s actions:
+“We were shocked to see this video and certainly don’t condone this type of customer behavior in our restaurants.
+To be clear, no Whataburger employees were involved or witnessed the incident, and we ask that questions be directed to San Antonio PD as we continue supporting their efforts.”
+Jimenez, who is 30, seems to have only had a part-time job.
+His employer was a San Antonio nightspot called Rumble.
+Immediately upon learning of the altercation, the bar announced that it had fired Jimenez because they believed such behavior was immoral, uncalled for, and not in keeping with Rumble’s welcoming personality.
+On their Facebook page, they wrote, “…We have since terminated this employee, as his actions go against everything that this establishment stands for.
+Rumble has, and always will be, a bar that is as inclusive as any establishment could possibly be.
+THIS BAR IS A SAFE SPACE FOR EVERYONE!
+No matter your race, creed, ethnicity, sexual identity, and political stance, you are welcomed here!” Rumble said on Facebook that Jimenez worked as a “part-time door guy.” They added, “We do not condone these types of actions or behavior.
+If you have any questions or concerns please message us privately.
+We support and appreciate your business.”
+Contrary to what you might believe about Jimenez… he is/was NOT a Democrat!
+No, he is further to the Left and was an active member of the Green Party.
+However, upon learning of his behavior the local Green Party told the media that Jimenez had been cut off from the party for his uncalled for attack on a child.
+“We all have different opinions of our president, but we don’t take it out on innocent kids who just happen to have a hat on,” Gavino Zarate, secretary of the Harris County Green Party told Heavy.
+“You may not like the hat or you may not like the president, but you don’t show that kind of aggression toward teenagers.
+It goes against everything the Green Party stands for.
+We are not violent.
+We do not take our aggression out on innocent young people.”
+Some on the right have connected the attack to Maxine Waters’ call for Democrats to confront members of the Trump administration whenever, and wherever they happened to find them.
+Leftists have said the connection is unfair, because Waters’ was only calling for accosting Trump administration officials.
+My question is; how big of a leap would it be for a normal, rational adult to go from confronting administration officials to attacking the people who elected them to power?
+Not much in my mind.
+The reality is that the Democrats are as much to blame for the corrosive and ugly rhetoric in America today as Donald Trump is.
+Article posted with permission from Constitution.com
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+Soldiers of the Cross - Who the Real & Counterfeits Are!
+
+“If you want to change the future you are going to have to trouble the present.”-William Booth
+Before I begin, I need to make clear that the best leaders are the best followers, and that of the Christ (John 14:6).
+With that said, Isn't it funny how things work in this world, it seems like when you do the wrong thing before God and man, somehow people seem to give it a pass.
+Yet, when you begin to do the right things and obey God and love man according to the Word of God, all of a sudden, the world acts like you're doing something wrong.
+After I got saved, as they say (John 3:3), I remember my mother calling me up and saying, “The family wants to know what is wrong with you.”
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+"What’s wrong with me?"
+I laughingly replied.
+I said, "Mom, when I was in the rock n roll world doing the things that I was doing, nobody said anything, and no one had a problem with what I was doing, that is until I started to emulate (obey) Jesus Christ" (1 John 2:6).
+This reminds me of when I gave a prayer at the state capital in Minnesota.
+After the prayer was over, I had a minister come up to me and tell me that I could not be dropping the “J” (Jesus) word in the capital.
+I said that the reason I dropped the “J” word was because you haven’t in 40 years (Romans 1:16).
+What of public high schools across the country that we have been going into in order to educate the youth as to who we are, and not what the revisionists and propagandists would have them believe that we are.
+We have shown the young people that abortion is murder and that 58 million babies have been murdered since 1973 under the guise of woman’s choice (Proverbs 6:17).
+We got kicked out of a public school for re-enforcing America’s value’s by teaching the US Constitution.
+We have taught that homosexuality is an abomination, and how it is a felony in every state in our union (Leviticus 18:22; 20:13; Jude 1:7).
+How true Scripture is when it declares:
+“Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!"
+No wonder why the reprobates and hypocrites thought that the Christians who were following the living Christ were turning the world upside down in the book of Acts.
+They were, in fact, turning the world right side up (Acts 17:6).
+Identifying the genuine from the counterfeit
+Last week, I had a woman come up to me at my last meeting in Amery, Wisconsin.
+She said that she did her research on me and said that the media really attacked me.
+I responded with, "Of course they did, and of course they still do."
+They are being exposed for who they are and they do not like it.
+(John 15:22).
+I told her that there are too many counterfeits, self-proclaimed leaders, out there who care more about saving face, than they do the souls of men (Luke 19:10), as well as saving their country.
+Apparently they have a reputation to keep up.
+Philippians 2:7-9
+These are those that sit behind the status of some sort of church or political leader of the pack.
+Yet, you do not see any warfare or opposition around them and why?
+because they have simply forsaken the cross.
+There is no absolutes with these people.
+They are people pleasers and nothing more.
+After all you can always tell what a man stands for by the enemies that he has.
+They hide behind a microphone day after day.
+Yet, they fail to confront the issues that needed to be confronted.
+The reason they don't is because they are guilty of what they fail to confront!
+They are paper tigers.
+They can write all big and bad but when it comes to what someone else should do.
+However, when it is time for them to put boots on the ground, they are simply missing in action (MIA).
+These are willing to live in the freest country in the world as long as it is not them that have to sacrifice to maintain it.
+There is also a group of people out there that have to be friends with everyone (and have to apologize to any that they may have told the truth lest they should convict them unto godly repentance (2 Corinthians 7:10) as they congregate week after week deceiving themselves into believing that they are demanding a lawful change just as long as it does not offend anyone (Matthew 5:10).
+As a matter of fact, these counterfeits will be the first ones to get angry with and denounce and attack the ones that are sent by the Spirit of God (Galatians 4:29).
+Maybe this group of people should ask their enemies for instructions as to how change is brought about, and in a righteous sense reverse the lawlessness-taking place in this country (Matthew 24:12).
+These groups of people are simply enemies of the cross of Christ and know not the power of God unto salvation (Philippians 3:18).
+Furthermore, I said to this woman that this is how you can tell who the genuine Christians are that are in the fight and those who are counterfeits.
+When the church and the world can jog comfortably along together, you can be sure something is wrong.
+The world has not compromised—its spirit is exactly the same as it ever was.
+If Christians were equally as faithful to the Lord, separated from the world (2 Corinthians 6:17), and living so that their lives were a reproof to all ungodliness, the world would hate them as much as it ever did.
+(John 7:7) It is the church that has compromised, not the world.
+– Catherine Booth
+The way to gauge those who are actually taking ground for the kingdom is to see who is in the midst of a continuous warfare (always in trouble, slandered, lied about, defamed etc) fighting the good fight of faith because they trust in the living God (Matthew 11:12; 1 Timothy 6:12).
+John Calvin said, “Whomsoever the Lord has adopted and deemed worthy of His fellowship ought to prepare themselves for a hard, toilsome and unquiet life, crammed with very many and various kinds of evil.” And of course to the counterfeit's this is foreign.
+Article posted with permission from Sons Of Liberty Media
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+The Never-Trumpers Are Never Coming Back
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+With never-Trump conservatives bailing on the GOP and crying out for the Party of Pelosi to save us, some painful truths need to be restated.
+The Republican Party of Bush I and II, of Bob Dole and John McCain, is history.
+It’s not coming back.
+Unlike the Bourbons after the Revolution and the Terror, after Napoleon and the Empire, no restoration is in the cards.
+It is over.
+The GOP’s policies of recent decades — the New World Order of George H.W.
+Bush, the crusades for democracy of Bush II — failed, and are seen as having failed.
+With Trump’s capture of the party they were repudiated.
+There will be no turning back.
+What were the historic blunders?
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+It was not supporting tax cuts, deregulation, conservative judges and justices, or funding a defense second to none.
+Donald Trump has delivered on these as well as any president since Reagan.
+The failures that killed the Bush party, and that represented departures from Reaganite traditionalism and conservatism, are:
+First, the hubristic drive, despite the warnings of statesmen like George Kennan, to exploit our Cold War victory and pursue a policy of permanent containment of a Russia that had lost a third of its territory and half its people.
+We moved NATO into Eastern Europe and the Baltic, onto her doorstep.
+We abrogated the ABM treaty Nixon had negotiated and moved defensive missiles into Poland.
+John McCain pushed to bring Ukraine and Georgia into NATO, and even to send U.S. forces to face off against Russian troops.
+Thus we got a second Cold War that need never have begun and that our allies seem content to let us fight alone.
+Europe today is not afraid of Vladimir Putin reaching the Rhine.
+Europe is afraid of Africa and the Middle East reaching the Danube.
+Let the Americans, who relish playing empire, pay for NATO.
+Second, in a reflexive response to 9/11, we invaded Afghanistan and Iraq, dumped over the regime in Libya, armed rebels to overthrow Bashar Assad in Syria, and backed Saudi intervention in a Yemeni civil war, creating a humanitarian crisis in that poorest of Arab countries that is exceeded in horrors only by the Syrian civil war.
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+Since Y2K, hundreds of thousands in the Middle East have perished, the ancient Christian community has all but ceased to exist, and the refugees now number in the millions.
+What are the gains for democracy from these wars, all backed enthusiastically by the Republican establishment?
+Why are the people responsible for these wars still being listened to, rather than confessing their sins at second-thoughts conferences?
+The GOP elite also played a crucial role in throwing open U.S. markets to China and ceding transnational corporations full freedom to move factories and jobs there and ship their Chinese-made goods back here, free of charge.
+Result: In three decades, the U.S. has run up $12 trillion in merchandise trade deficits — $4 trillion with China — and Beijing’s revenue from the USA has more than covered China’s defense budget for most of those years.
+Beijing swept past Italy, France, Britain, Germany and Japan to become the premier manufacturing power on earth and a geo-strategic rival.
+Now, from East Africa to Sri Lanka in the Indian Ocean, and from the South and East China Sea to Taiwan, Beijing’s expansionist ambitions have become clear.
+And where are the Republicans responsible for building up this potentially malevolent power that thieves our technology?
+Talking of building a Reagan-like Navy to contain the mammoth they nourished.
+Since the Cold War, America’s elites have been exhibiting symptoms of that congenital blindness associated since Rome with declining and falling empires.
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+While GOP grass roots have begged for measures to control our bleeding southern border, they were regularly denounced as nativists by party elites, many of whom are now backing Trump’s wall.
+For decades, America’s elites failed to see that the transnational moment of the post-Cold War era was passing and an era of rising nationalism and tribalism was at hand.
+“We live in a time,” said U2’s Bono this week, “when institutions as vital to human progress as the United Nations are under attack.”
+The institutions Bono referenced — the U.N., EU, NATO — all trace their roots to the 1940s and 1950s, a time that bears little resemblance to the era we have entered, an era marked by a spreading and desperate desire of peoples everywhere to preserve who and what they are.
+No, Trump didn’t start the fire.
+The world was ablaze with tribalism and was raising up authoritarians to realize nationalist ends — Xi Jinping, Putin, Narendra Modi in India, Erdogan in Turkey, Gen. el-Sissi in Egypt — before he came down that escalator.
+And so the elites who were in charge when the fire broke out, and who failed to respond and refused even to recognize it, and who now denounce Trump for how he is coping with it, are unlikely to be called upon again to lead this republic.
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+What Happens After Islamic Conquest?
+
+Constantinople fell to the warriors of jihad on May 29, 1453.
+Usually after reporting that, Western historians turn their attention away.
+But in my new book The History of Jihad From Muhammad to ISIS , I detail what happened next.
+The Byzantine scholar Bessarion wrote to the Doge of Venice two months after the conquest, in July 1453, saying that Constantinople had been
+…sacked by the most inhuman barbarians and the most savage enemies of the Christian faith, by the fiercest of wild beasts.
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+The public treasure has been consumed, private wealth has been destroyed, the temples have been stripped of gold, silver, jewels, the relics of the saints, and other most precious ornaments.
+Men have been butchered like cattle, women abducted, virgins ravished, and children snatched from the arms of their parents.
+So much for the much-vaunted Islamic “tolerance” in Europe, the tales of which Islamic scholar Akbar Ahmed is using to fool gullible Westerners today, and soften their resistance to mass Muslim migration into Europe and North America.
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+Pope Francis Denounces “Murderous Indifference” To Persecution Of Christians, Of Which He Is A Chief Architect
+
+Associated Press reported that the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew and other Orthodox Patriarchs met with Pope Francis on Saturday, and that the Pope had some strong words to say about the persecution of Christians in the Middle East.
+The Pope couldn’t resist an anti-Semitic shot at Israeli “occupation,” but he also seemed to denounce Islamic jihad activity, saying: “So many conflicts have been stoked too by forms of fundamentalism and fanaticism that, under the guise of religion, have profaned God’s name – which is peace – and persecuted age-old neighbors.” He decried the “thirst for profit that surreptitiously exploits oil and gas fields without regard for our common home, with no scruples about the fact that the energy market now dictates the law of coexistence among peoples!”
+The Pope lamented the fact that in recent years the Middle East has been “covered by dark clouds of war, violence and destruction, instances of occupation and varieties of fundamentalism, forced migration and neglect.” And he deplored the fact that “all this has taken place amid the complicit silence of many.
+The Middle East has become a land of people who leave their own lands behind.” He cried: “Indifference kills, and we desire to lift up our voices in opposition to this murderous indifference.
+For the Middle East today is weeping, suffering and silent as others trample upon those lands in search of power or riches.”
+These are odd statements coming from Pope Francis, a world-class Islamopanderer; notice that he said nothing about who was doing the persecuting, and implied that it was the fault of powers outside the Middle East.
+The Catholic Church as a whole has committed itself to Islamopandering, such that it is largely silent about the Muslim persecution of Christians that has taken place in the Middle East.
+Why?
+The Catholic Church is following Pope Francis’ lead, and Francis has said: “Christian terrorism does not exist, Jewish terrorism does not exist, and Muslim terrorism does not exist.
+They do not exist.” And he has also said: “Authentic Islam and the proper reading of the Koran are opposed to every form of violence.”
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+This has had a terrible influence upon the Catholic Church, and aids and abets the Western political and media elites in their determination to cover up the Muslim persecution of Christians.
+Jean-Clément Jeanbart, the Melkite Greek Catholic Archbishop of Aleppo, gave an interview to a French reporter in which he was highly critical of the mainstream media and even of his fellow bishops for ignoring the Muslim persecution of Middle Eastern Christians.
+“The European media,” he charged, “have not ceased to suppress the daily news of those who are suffering in Syria and they have even justified what is happening in our country by using information without taking the trouble to verify it.” And as for his brother bishops in France, “the conference of French bishops should have trusted us, it would have been better informed.
+Why are your bishops silent on a threat that is yours today as well?
+Because the bishops are like you, raised in political correctness.
+But Jesus was never politically correct, he was politically just!”
+Archbishop Jeanbart was not the first to say this.
+“Why, we ask the western world, why not raise one’s voice over so much ferocity and injustice?” asked Cardinal Angelo Bagnasco, the head of the Italian Bishops Conference (CEI).
+Syriac Catholic Patriarch Ignatius Ephrem Joseph III Younan himself has in the past appealed to the West“not to forget the Christians in the Middle East.” The former Melkite Greek Catholic Patriarch Gregory III has also said: “I do not understand why the world does not raise its voice against such acts of brutality.”
+But Gregory III should have understood, since he was a major part of the problem.
+He himself said: “No one defends Islam like Arab Christians.” It is to defend Islam that Western clerics do not raise their voice against such acts of brutality.
+It is to pursue a fruitless and chimerical “dialogue” that bishops in the U.S. and Europe keep silent about Muslim persecution of Christians, and enforce that silence upon others.
+Robert McManus, Roman Catholic Bishop of Worcester, Massachusetts, said it on February 8, 2013 as he was suppressing a planned talk at a Catholic conference on that persecution: “Talk about extreme, militant Islamists and the atrocities that they have perpetrated globally might undercut the positive achievements that we Catholics have attained in our inter-religious dialogue with devout Muslims.”
+Remember that Mohamed Atta, about the plane he had hijacked on September 11, 2001, told passengers over the intercom: “Stay quiet and you’ll be OK.” The Catholic Church appears to have adopted that statement as its policy regarding Muslim persecution of Christians.
+“Leave them; they are blind guides.
+And if a blind man leads a blind man, both will fall into a pit.” (Matthew 15:14)
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Strange ‘Sonic Attacks’ Against Diplomats Reach Epic Proportions
+
+The bizarre “sonic attacks” against diplomats began in Cuba, but have now spread to other countries with over 200 illnesses reported.
+It all started in the fall of 2016 when diplomats at the United States Embassy in Cuba reported some hearing loss and mild brain damage after hearing unusual and puzzling sounds.
+SHTFPlan originally detailed the symptoms experienced by US diplomats in Cuba back in September of 2017.
+Several of the affected diplomats were recent arrivals at the embassy, which reopened in 2015 as part of Barack Obama’s reestablishment of diplomatic relations with Cuba.
+The Daily Mail reported that one diplomat described being jolted awake in a Havana hotel room by a grinding, blaring cacophony.
+When he moved a few feet across the room, the noise stopped.
+When he got back into bed, the agonizing sound hit him again; as if, he told doctors, he had walked through some invisible wall cutting straight down the middle of his room.
+–SHTFPlan
+But now, the sonic attacks have progressed beyond Cuba.
+Other embassies have now reported the debilitating conditions of diplomats.
+The U.S. State Department has remained all but silent on the issue as well, other than to characterize their suspicion as unknown “sonic attacks” targeted U.S. diplomats, according to WND.
+Diplomats in at least seven cities in four different countries have sought testing for strange symptoms.
+The victims’ symptoms include “hearing loss, dizziness, tinnitus, balance problems, visual difficulties, headaches, fatigue, cognitive issues and sleeping problems.”
+The latest incident occurred in conjunction with President Trump’s recent visit with Kim Jong-Un.
+As Trump was heading to Singapore for the historic summit with North Korea’s leader, a State Department diplomatic security agent who was part of the advanced team reported hearing an unusual sound he believed was similar to what was experienced by U.S. diplomats in Cuba and China who later became ill.
+The government employee experienced the symptoms from late 2017 until April of 2018, according to the U.S. State Department.
+“The employee was sent to the United States for further evaluation.
+On May 18, 2018, the Embassy learned that the clinical findings of this evaluation matched mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI),” Jinnie Lee, U.S. Embassy spokesperson in Beijing, told Gizmodo by email.
+“The Chinese government has assured us they are also investigating and taking appropriate measures,” Lee continued.
+–SHTFPlan
+
+And now, some of the strange sounds have been now been recorded and released to the public.
+The U.S. government has issued an alert warning Americans traveling to China to seek medical attention if they experience “auditory or sensory phenomena” similar to what was reported in Havana.
+Additionally, the State Department recommended anyone traveling to Cuba should “reconsider” their plans.
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+The Hammond Pardons Bring Justice to Obama's Victims
+
+The media very deliberately misreported the Bundy standoff, ridiculing the men involved and shrugging at the murder of LaVoy Finicum.
+When the court case completely collapsed, the media buried the story.
+Just as it failed to provide any meaningful information about the background of the case.
+That was in part because it would have been damaging to Obama.
+And because they didn't care.
+But President Trump listened to the voices asking him for justice.
+Today, President Donald J. Trump signed Executive Grants of Clemency (Full Pardons) for Dwight Lincoln Hammond, Jr., and his son, Steven Hammond.
+The Hammonds are multi-generation cattle ranchers in Oregon imprisoned in connection with a fire that leaked onto a small portion of neighboring public grazing land.
+The evidence at trial regarding the Hammonds’ responsibility for the fire was conflicting, and the jury acquitted them on most of the charges.
+At the Hammonds’ original sentencing, the judge noted that they are respected in the community and that imposing the mandatory minimum, 5-year prison sentence would “shock the conscience” and be “grossly disproportionate to the severity” of their conduct.
+As a result, the judge imposed significantly lesser sentences.
+The previous administration, however, filed an overzealous appeal that resulted in the Hammonds being sentenced to five years in prison.
+This was unjust.
+Dwight Hammond is now 76 years old and has served approximately three years in prison
+The same administration that was against mandatory minimums for its drug dealers and gang members went to court to defend mandatory minimums under the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act.
+While Obama pardoned drug dealers and locked up ranchers, Trump pardons ranchers and locks up drug dealers.
+Both men are currently in prison on five-year sentences, thanks in part to a 1996 antiterrorism law that imposed a mandatory minimum sentence on certain crimes on federal land.
+The length of their prison terms, in part, fueled outrage at their convictions.
+Federal Judge Michael Robert Hogan originally gave the Hammonds reduced sentences in 2012, arguing that the mandatory minimums were unjust.
+But the Obama administration appealed, and federal Judge Ann Aiken in 2015 imposed the full five-year sentences.
+Hogan was a Bush appointee who respected the law.
+Aiken was a Dem fundraiser, her husband was the chair of the Oregon Dem party, appointed by Bill Clinton.
+Aiken was unqualified for her role, except in the ways that mattered to the Clintons and their Dem allies.
+These pardons cleanse another stain from our nation's history in the dark years of Obama.
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+Ex-Sailor Pardoned By Trump, Sues Obama And Comey For NOT Prosecuting Hillary
+
+The former Navy sailor pardoned by President Donald Trump after serving a year in federal prison for taking photos of classified sections of his submarine filed a lawsuit on Monday against Obama administration officials.
+The ex-sailor is alleging that he was subject to unequal protection of the law and cites Comey and Obama’s willingness to not prosecute Hillary Clinton.
+Barack Obama and former FBI director James Comey let Hillary off the hook before the election, while Kristian Saucier served hard time.
+Saucier says that that action was “unfair” and “unequal” compared to the corruption and criminal activity of Hillary Clinton.
+Saucier told Fox News he was scapegoated by Obama officials who found themselves under fire for not aggressively responding to Clinton’s handling of classified information through her private email servers.
+According to Fox News, Saucier’s federal lawsuit alleges that the United States government was “overzealous” in prosecuting him for “mishandling classified information” while going easy on former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for more serious violations of the same law.
+Saucier’s lawsuit names as defendants former President Barack Obama, former U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch, former FBI Director James Comey, former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, and Peter Strzok, the FBI agent who led the inquiry into Clinton’s email account.
+“I could have just taken the pardon by President Trump and gone on with my life,” Saucier said to Fox News, adding that he feels an obligation to get to the truth of what he sees as a double standard that let Clinton get off scot-free.
+“The U.S. Constitution clearly states that all citizens are born with inalienable rights to be free from persecution by the government,” Saucier said.
+“My conviction and subsequent sentence for a minor military infraction compared to the treatment of politically connected individuals is a glaring example of a violation of the rights of all Americans to have equal protection under the law.”
+The former Navy sailor is acting as his own attorney after the Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court New York barred his lawyer, Ronald Daigle, from practicing for one year.
+The court’s move came just as Daigle was helping Saucier prepare to file the lawsuit, prompting the navy sailor to accuse New York officials of trying to hinder his court fight against Obama, Comey, and others.
+–Fox News
+Saucier said that he realizes he had erred in taking the photos of the submarine, which he said he wanted to show only to his family so that they could see where he worked.
+He has also lashed out at Obama officials, saying that his prosecution was politically motivated, prompted by sensitivity about classified information amid the scandal involving Clinton’s emails.
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+French Jewish woman’s killer found unfit to stand trial in 2nd evaluation
+
+The suspect in the alleged murder of a Jewish physician in Paris was not responsible for his actions, a second psychiatric evaluation has determined, contradicting an earlier assessment.
+The president of the CRIF umbrella of French Jewish communities protested the court’s decision to revisit the issue of suitability to stand trial of Kobili Traore, which the court pursued on its own initiative and not at the request of his defense.
+In January, Traore was determined to be fit to stand trial.
+He was placed in a psychiatric hospital for weeks after his arrest in the April 2017 killing of Sarah Halimi despite having no history of mental illness.
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+But a judge requested a second series of tests, which determined that the Malian immigrant was not able to stand trial, 20 Minutes reported Wednesday.
+“We do not understand the determination and procrastination that consistently seeks to turn this killer into a demented person, when he is a murderer whose presumed detention doesn’t even hide his hateful anti-Semitism,” CRIF’s Francis Kalifat wrote.
+A third evaluation will follow before the court finally reaches a decision.
+Traore, 28, is accused of torturing and killing Halimi while shouting about Allah and subsequently throwing her off the balcony of her Paris apartment.
+An aggravated element of a hate crime was added to Traore’s indictment following vocal protests by CRIF, which said that the omission of such charges may have part of a “cover up” by French authorities.
+Witnesses said Traore called Halimi a “demon” as he was pummeling her.
+Halimi’s daughter said following the murder that Traore called her, the daughter, a “dirty Jewess” two years before the killing when they passed each other in the building.
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+France Gives Muslim Killer of Elderly Jewish Woman a Pass
+
+Every other Muslim terrorist or killer in Europe has his actions blamed on mental illness or drug use.
+This just continues the pattern.
+I wrote about the murder of Sarah Halimi last year.
+Sarah Lucy Halimi was thrown out of the window of the third floor Paris apartment while she begged her Muslim killer to spare her life.
+The 66-year-old director of an Orthodox Jewish nursery was woken from her sleep when she was violently beaten by her twenty something Muslim neighbor who then dragged her to the window.
+She died on the street outside the building where she had lived for thirty years.
+The killer had allegedly shouted, “Allahu Akbar”.
+In the tragic comedy of denial that every Islamic terrorism investigation inevitably becomes, the authorities are still hunting around for his motiv Yonathan Halimi, Sarah Lucy’s son, describes the killer’s family as being known for its anti-Semitism.
+"One day, one of the killer's sisters pushed my sister down the stairs, and the next time she called her a dirty Jew," he described.
+Sarah’s brother said that the killer called Sarah and her daughter, “dirty Jews”.
+The authorities stonewalled at every turn.
+And, predictably, the killer gets a pass.
+Allahu Akbar usually means motive unknown.
+The 28-year-old Muslim man confessed to the killing and was heard shouting “Allahu Akbar” and calling Halimi “Satan” shortly before throwing her out the window of her three-story apartment.
+In January, Traore was determined to be fit to stand trial.
+He was placed in a psychiatric hospital for weeks after his arrest in the April 2017 killing despite having no history of mental illness.
+But a judge requested a second series of tests, which determined that the Malian immigrant was not able to stand trial, 20 Minutes reported Wednesday.
+This tired farce has dragged on.
+Kobili Traore was hit with hate crimes charges.
+Then they were dropped.
+The authorities allowed him to commit the crime.
+Now they're letting him get away with it.
+Three minutes later, a unit of the Anti-Crime Brigade (BAC) — who happened to be patrolling the area — took up position in front of Diara’s door.
+They heard Kobili Traore chanting Muslim prayers and Koranic verses.
+Unsure about the situation and the potential threats to the family, they asked for reinforcements.
+Additional policemen arrived quickly.
+However, for some unclear reason, the BAC unit still refrained from breaking in.
+In the meantime, Kobili Traore put on new clothes and climbed out of the window to reach Sarah Halimi’s apartment, which was at the same level as Diara Traore’s.
+He allegedly assaulted the Jewish woman and hit her mercilessly.
+From time to time he resumed Koranic recitation.
+Many neighbours, woken by the old woman’s screams or the assaulter’s religious chanting, called the police Some gave details about the exact location of the assault, the attacker’s identity, the fact he vilified his victim as a Jewish person and as “a Satan” while hitting her, or even — as far as the Muslim neighbours were concerned — the Koranic portions he chanted.
+Yet the police still failed to storm Sarah Halimi’s apartment and rescue her.
+Eventually, Kobili Traore is claimed to have shouted that the woman was “mad and about to commit suicide”, and threw her out of the window.
+He had time enough to climb back to Diara Traore’s apartment where he finally was arrested.
+His hands were covered in blood.
+There was blood everywhere in his victim’s apartment.
+Sure he was crazy.
+So crazy he tried to contrive an alibi for his crime.
+Kobili isn't crazy.
+But the system that keeps on protecting him is.
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+Teen Who Had MAGA Hat Ripped Off Head Gets New One Signed By Trump
+
+Sixteen-year-old Hunter Richard was wearing a “Make America Great Again” hat while enjoying a calm dinner at a Whataburger in Texas when a stranger, now identified as 30-year-old Kino Jimenez, yanked it off his head and threw a soda in his face.
+But Richard now has a new hat, and it was signed by Donald Trump himself!
+*Please note that the below video contains racial slurs and could be considered violent to some.
+
+Jimenez was later arrested and shortly thereafter fired from his job for ripping off Richard’s hat and stealing it.
+“This is gonna go right in my f**king fireplace, b***h,” Jimenez said, acting like a bully for stealing a teenager’s hat.
+Jimenez also threw a soda in Richard’s face.
+Richard’s hat appeared to be gone for good until the video of the incident went viral and he received a new MAGA hat signed by the president himself, reported The Daily Wire.
+Among those who commented on the video’s original posting was Donald Trump Jr., who retweeted a story about the assault against the teenager.
+“If someone can get me this young man’s information I’ll get him a new #maga hat… SIGNED by #potus!!
+!” he wrote on Twitter.
+If someone can get me this young man’s information I’ll get him a new #maga hat… SIGNED by #potus!!!
+https://t.co/zHBz4gKpkf — Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) July 5, 2018
+“Teen who made national news after having #MAGA hat stolen at a San Antonio fast food restaurant just got this in the mail.
+A hat signed by @realDonaldTrump,” Joe Gallow wrote on Twitter.
+#Update: Teen who made national news after having #MAGA hat stolen at a San Antonio fast food restaurant just got this in the mail.
+A hat signed by @realDonaldTrump.
+See the video: https://t.co/LAUcjERTNc @News4SA @KABBFOX29 pic.twitter.com/akzNSp4ps8 — Joe Galli (@JoeGalliNews) July 11, 2018
+Richard told media outlets that he’s been a bit surprised by everything that’s happened since the video was posted online.
+“I didn’t think it was going to generate the amount like what people are doing, I was looking at the comments by some people and ‘they are like this is uncalled for’ and other people are like mixed opinions but I didn’t think it would blow up to what it is now,” he said to News-4 San Antonio.
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+Gun Control Is Now Truly Impossible
+
+Gun control is the dream of every wannabe statist dictator and naive do-gooder alike.
+The latter think that removing guns will suddenly force humanity to stop all animosity toward one another, hold hands, and sing Kumbaya.
+The former recognizes that an armed populace is a threat to any tyrant and pushes for gun control out of self-preservation.
+However, a new ruling in a court case over 3-D printer files of guns has now made gun control virtually impossible.
+FIVE YEARS AGO, 25-year-old radical libertarian Cody Wilson stood on a remote central Texas gun range and pulled the trigger on the world’s first fully 3-D-printed gun.
+When, to his relief, his plastic invention fired a .380-caliber bullet into a berm of dirt without jamming or exploding in his hands, he drove back to Austin and uploaded the blueprints for the pistol to his website, Defcad.com.
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+Rob Pincus Best Price: $2.00 Buy New $17.99 (as of 03:35 EDT - Details) He’d launched the site months earlier along with an anarchist video manifesto, declaring that gun control would never be the same in an era when anyone can download and print their own firearm with a few clicks.
+In the days after that first test-firing, his gun was downloaded more than 100,000 times.
+Wilson made the decision to go all in on the project, dropping out of law school at the University of Texas, as if to confirm his belief that technology supersedes law.
+The law caught up.
+Less than a week later, Wilson received a letter from the US State Department demanding that he take down his printable-gun blueprints or face prosecution for violating federal export controls.
+Under an obscure set of US regulations known as the International Trade in Arms Regulations (ITAR), Wilson was accused of exporting weapons without a license, just as if he’d shipped his plastic gun to Mexico rather than put a digital version of it on the internet.
+He took Defcad.com offline, but his lawyer warned him that he still potentially faced millions of dollars in fines and years in prison simply for having made the file available to overseas downloaders for a few days.
+“I thought my life was over,” Wilson says.
+…
+Two months ago, the Department of Justice quietly offered Wilson a settlement to end a lawsuit he and a group of co-plaintiffs have pursued since 2015 against the United States government.
+Wilson and his team of lawyers focused their legal argument on a free speech claim: They pointed out that by forbidding Wilson from posting his 3-D-printable data, the State Department was not only violating his right to bear arms but his right to freely share information.
+By blurring the line between a gun and a digital file, Wilson had also successfully blurred the lines between the Second Amendment and the First.
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+“If code is speech, the constitutional contradictions are evident,” Wilson explained to WIRED when he first launched the lawsuit in 2015.
+“So what if this code is a gun?”
+The Department of Justice’s surprising settlement, confirmed in court documents earlier this month, essentially surrenders to that argument.
+It promises to change the export control rules surrounding any firearm below .50 caliber—with a few exceptions like fully automatic weapons and rare gun designs that use caseless ammunition—and move their regulation to the Commerce Department, which won’t try to police technical data about the guns posted on the public internet.
+In the meantime, it gives Wilson a unique license to publish data about those weapons anywhere he chooses.
+“I consider it a truly grand thing,” Wilson says.
+“It will be an irrevocable part of political life that guns are downloadable, and we helped to do that.”
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+DOJ Surrenders: 3D Print Gun Files Are Protected Under First Amendment
+
+For those who remember Cody Wilson, the man who began developing 3D printing files so that you could manufacture your own guns, there is good news out.
+Cody finally won against the federal beast after intimidation tactics were performed against him by the Obama Justice Department.
+The Trump DOJ settled with Wilson, finally acknowledging that his 3D print gun files are protected as free speech under the First Amendment.
+I first reported that 3-D guns were for real back in July of 2012, when an internet gunsmith by the name of "Have Blue" produced an AR style pistol that fired both .22 and .223 caliber bullets.
+Later, Cody Wilson, 25, a law student at the University of Texas and founder of the non-profit group Defense Distributed, had produced a 3-D printed handgun made entirely of ABS plastic with only a metal firing pin.
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+In 2013, Wilson had the information on how to build the gun removed from public access at the request of the United States Department of Defense Trade Controls.
+According to Wilson, they seized control of the information.
+Clearly, they were acting unlawfully when they did what they did.
+"I thought my life was over," Wilson said after his attorneys told him he didn't fair well going up against the government.
+So, what did he do?
+He fired them, and got a new legal team.
+Wired has the story.
+Instead, Wilson has spent the last years on an unlikely project for an anarchist: Not simply defying or skirting the law but taking it to court and changing it.
+In doing so, he has now not only defeated a legal threat to his own highly controversial gunsmithing project.
+He may have also unlocked a new era of digital DIY gunmaking that further undermines gun control across the United States and the world—another step toward Wilson's imagined future where anyone can make a deadly weapon at home with no government oversight.
+Two months ago, the Department of Justice quietly offered Wilson a settlement to end a lawsuit he and a group of co-plaintiffs have pursued since 2015 against the United States government.
+Wilson and his team of lawyers focused their legal argument on a free speech claim: They pointed out that by forbidding Wilson from posting his 3-D-printable data, the State Department was not only violating his right to bear arms but his right to freely share information.
+By blurring the line between a gun and a digital file, Wilson had also successfully blurred the lines between the Second Amendment and the First.
+"If code is speech, the constitutional contradictions are evident," Wilson explained to WIRED when he first launched the lawsuit in 2015.
+"So what if this code is a gun?” The Department of Justice's surprising settlement, confirmed in court documents earlier this month, essentially surrenders to that argument.
+It promises to change the export control rules surrounding any firearm below .50 caliber—with a few exceptions like fully automatic weapons and rare gun designs that use caseless ammunition—and move their regulation to the Commerce Department, which won't try to police technical data about the guns posted on the public internet.
+In the meantime, it gives Wilson a unique license to publish data about those weapons anywhere he chooses.
+"I consider it a truly grand thing," Wilson says.
+"It will be an irrevocable part of political life that guns are downloadable, and we helped to do that."
+The Second Amendment Foundation has issued the following press release:
+BELLEVUE, WA – The Department of Justice and Second Amendment Foundation have reached a settlement in SAF’s lawsuit on behalf of Cody Wilson and Defense Distributed over free speech issues related to 3-D files and other information that may be used to manufacture lawful firearms.
+SAF and Defense Distributed had filed suit against the State Department under the Obama administration, challenging a May 2013 attempt to control public speech as an export under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), a Cold War-era law intended to control exports of military articles.
+Under terms of the settlement, the government has agreed to waive its prior restraint against the plaintiffs, allowing them to freely publish the 3-D files and other information at issue.
+The government has also agreed to pay a significant portion of the plaintiffs’ attorney’s fees, and to return $10,000 in State Department registration dues paid by Defense Distributed as a result of the prior restraint.
+Significantly, the government expressly acknowledges that non-automatic firearms up to .50-caliber – including modern semi-auto sporting rifles such as the popular AR-15 and similar firearms – are not inherently military.
+“Not only is this a First Amendment victory for free speech, it also is a devastating blow to the gun prohibition lobby,” noted SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb.
+“For years, anti-gunners have contended that modern semi-automatic sport-utility rifles are so-called ‘weapons of war,’ and with this settlement, the government has acknowledged they are nothing of the sort.
+“Under this settlement,” he continued, “the government will draft and pursue regulatory amendments that eliminate ITAR control over the technical information at the center of this case.
+They will transfer export jurisdiction to the Commerce Department, which does not impose prior restraint on public speech.
+That will allow Defense Distributed and SAF to publish information about 3-D technology.” The Second Amendment Foundation (www.saf.org) is the nation’s oldest and largest tax-exempt education, research, publishing and legal action group focusing on the Constitutional right and heritage to privately own and possess firearms.
+Founded in 1974, The Foundation has grown to more than 600,000 members and supporters and conducts many programs designed to better inform the public about the consequences of gun control.
+What does all this mean?
+Well, it's pretty simple, and I highly recommend the Wired article, which is quite lengthy and has lots of information, but what this does is demonstrates that the genie is out of the bottle and there is just no way for gun grabbing Communists the world over to be able to truly enforce their unlawful acts of fun gun confiscation.
+Why?
+Because now, anyone with access to the internet and a 3D printer can print their very own gun that is unregistered.
+That's right, and it's perfectly legal to do so.
+And we aren't just talking a rigid looking one-shot handgun.
+We're talking ARs, 1911s and a host of other guns.
+This actually may end up undermining the gun manufacturing industry in the future, as people will be able to build their own guns at home in a similar manner to how the internet has had a dramatic effect on the retail brick and mortar stores.
+Wilson boasted that his efforts have officially killed gun control.
+"I barely put a million bucks into this and I got you the Second Amendment forever," he told The Daily Wire in a phone interview.
+"What has the NRA done for you lately?"
+I don't know that I would go quite that far, after all, the settlement does state that "the government expressly acknowledges that non-automatic firearms up to .50-caliber – including modern semi-auto sporting rifles such as the popular AR-15 and similar firearms – are not inherently military."
+Therefore, the government still believes it has a right to regulate certain arms, which it does not have authority to do.
+"This doesn’t put the rifle in everyone’s hand, but it does that in essence" he added.
+"The DNA of our culture is preserved.
+This is the first pillar in the internet gun culture of tomorrow, and it is permanent."
+This is a huge milestone in the history of our county, and as such, it should be celebrated as a victory.
+As Joe Wolverton of The New American writes:
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+Newt Gingrich: The truth about Trump, Putin, and Obama
+
+President Trump’s summit Monday with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki created a firestorm of controversy.
+President Trump seemed to be publicly siding with the Russian dictator against the American intelligence agencies.
+The initial appearance was so bad that I tweeted: “President Trump must clarify his statements in Helsinki on our intelligence system and Putin.
+It is the most serious mistake of his presidency and must be corrected – immediately.”
+After flying home from Helsinki and reviewing the tape and transcript of his press conference with Putin, President Trump said he has “full faith and support for America’s great intelligence agencies” and that he accepts “our intelligence community’s conclusion that Russia’s meddling in the 2016 election took place.”
+In his remarks to members of Congress Tuesday that were televised by the media, President Trump went on to admit that he realized he needed to clarify his statements in Helsinki.
+The president said: “It should have been obvious – I thought it would be obvious – but I would like to clarify, just in case it wasn’t.
+In a key sentence in my remarks, I said the word ‘would’ instead of “wouldn’t.” The sentence should have been: I don’t see any reason why I wouldn’t – or why it wouldn’t be Russia.
+So just to repeat it, I said the word ‘would’ instead of ‘wouldn’t’ …
+“I have, on numerous occasions, noted our intelligence findings that Russians attempted to interfere in our elections.
+Unlike previous administrations, my administration has and will continue to move aggressively to repeal any efforts – and repel – we will stop it, we will repel it – any efforts to interfere in our elections.
+We’re doing everything in our power to prevent Russian interference in 2018.”
+Anyone who has studied President Trump knows he hates to admit a mistake.
+His natural pattern is to move forward and ignore mistakes.
+For him, this was a big correction (and as I noted the day before, it was an absolutely necessary one).
+President Trump then reminded everyone of the Obama administration’s failures in dealing with Russian meddling in the election.
+President Trump noted that President Obama and his advisers had information that the Russians had been working to interfere in the election and they ignored it, because they thought Hillary Clinton was going to win.
+President Trump said: “President Obama, along with (then-CIA Director John) Brennan and (then Director of National Intelligence James) Clapper and the whole group that you see on television now – probably getting paid a lot of money by your networks – they knew about Russia’s attempt to interfere in the election in September, and they totally buried it.
+And as I said, they buried it because they thought that Hillary Clinton was going to win.
+It turned out it didn’t happen that way.
+“By contrast, my administration has taken a very firm stance – it’s a very firm stance – on a strong action.
+We’re going to take strong action to secure our election systems and the process.”
+There are two key facts in this statement.
+First, the very people who have been loudest in attacking President Trump about his performance at the Helsinki summit are the people who failed to protect America from Russian meddling in 2016.
+The very intensity and nastiness of former CIA Director Brennan and former Director of National Intelligence Clapper is an attempt to distract attention from their failure to protect America.
+It was their duty in 2016 – not candidate Trump’s.
+Second, the Trump administration has been far tougher on Russia than President Obama ever dreamed of being.
+The Trump administration is taking real actions designed to weaken Russia and force Putin to change his aggressive behavior.
+The Trump administration has levied tough sanctions on Russia.
+Also, President Trump’s public lecture about Germany not buying natural gas from Russia was aimed at cutting Putin off from hard currency worth tens of billions of dollars and further weakening the Russian economy.
+Furthermore, President Trump’s efforts to get our European allies to increase their defense spending has a direct impact on Putin.
+The stronger NATO is, the less maneuvering room Russia has.
+Beyond pressuring our allies, consider these specific steps President Trump has taken against Russia:
+Where President Obama refused to provide serious weapons to the Ukrainians to help them defend themselves (his response was weakness on a pathetic scale), President Trump has approved the sale of offensive weapons to enable the Ukrainians to increase the cost of Russian aggression.
+When the Russians used chemical weapons in Great Britain, President Trump joined our allies and expelled 60 Russian intelligence officers from the United States.
+When the Russians retaliated, the Trump administration closed the Russian consulate in Seattle.
+President Trump had previously shuttered the Russian consulate in San Francisco and smaller annexes in Washington and New York.
+More than 100 Russian individuals and companies have been sanctioned for a variety of reasons.
+Despite the hysteria of the left, it is impossible to see the Trump administration as anything but firm in its dealing with Russia.
+Nothing done in Helsinki made life easier for the Putin regime in its continued economic decay and diplomatic isolation due to the sanctions regime.
+Finally, a brief word about the strong language and vicious comments about the president.
+We are in the early stages of a cultural civil war in which the left sees itself losing.
+This is what led me to write my new New York Times best-selling book, “Trump’s America: The Truth About Our Nation’s Great Comeback.” With each passing month the radical-extremist wing of the Democratic Party dominates the progressive wing more and more.
+With President Trump’s nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, it was clear that anyone Trump nominated was going to be attacked.
+In fact, the demonstrators protesting the nomination had signs for all four of the finalists and were instantly ready to oppose the president regardless of his choice.
+Similarly, Obama-era national security officials seem determined to use the harshest possible language to attack President Trump.
+I think their strong words and hysteria are driven by their own guilt.
+Whatever the Russians did, they did while Brennan was director of the CIA, Clapper was director of national intelligence, and James Comey was head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
+These former officials attack Trump ferociously to hide their own failure and their own guilt.
+Just keep that in mind the next time you see one of them on TV.
+My prediction is that President Trump will remain tough on Russia, and the Helsinki press conference will be seen as the aberration it was.
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+Biblical Illiterates Reverse Romans 13: Teach Submit to Tyranny!
+
+Caesar had his Brutus, Charles the first his Cromwell; And George the third- Treason!
+Cried the speaker- May profit by their example.
+If this be treason, make the most of it.
+–Patrick Henry
+Recently, I received a newspaper article from a confused, biblically illiterate friend asking me what my take was on an article titled, “Scripture teaches to submit to authorities” with reference to Romans Chapter 13.
+In this article, the author was calling out a Christian for protesting a corrupt representative in government, even going so far as to suggest this protestant ought to have stayed home to read their Bible rather than to protest corruption in government.
+He went onto say that we are commanded by Scripture to submit to the authorities that have been elected.
+To start off, maybe this individual should take the time to know a little bit of his own history!
+There is nothing worse than when a person who doesn’t know what they are talking about tries to tell you what the truth is.
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+Maybe he should have taken the time to look to the founding forefathers and that document which they drew up called “The Declaration of Independence.” That document alone is 75% of the usurpations that the Tyrant King George committed against our forefathers and what it is that our forefathers would not put up with.
+Our American history found in that document teaches that our forefathers threw off the tyrant that would not be ruled by God and declared “Resistance to tyrants is obedience to God!"
+Furthermore, the motto of the American Revolution was “No King but King Jesus.” America’s original national seal was “REBELLION TO TYRANTS IS OBEDIENCE TO GOD” with a picture on the inside of the seal showing the Pharaoh being overthrown by the sea with Moses and the children of Israel safe on the shore.
+John Hancock, the first signer of the Declaration of Independence, said,
+“Resistance to tyranny becomes the Christian duty of each individual… Continue steadfast and, with a proper sense of your dependence on God, nobly defend those rights which Heaven gave, and no man ought to take from us.” (History of the United States of America, Volume.
+2 p. 229)
+Apparently, this individual who wrote the article knows nothing of the Black Robed Regiment that the tyrant King George feared the most.
+The Black Robed regiment, were in fact, the preachers that went before the Forefathers in educating the colonies to resistance when it came to the corrupt King on the other side of the pond.
+They sacrificed themselves to establish the freedoms in which he enjoys today.
+The author went on to write that this protestant should know what the Bible says about those in authority.
+First of all, the authority given to our representative government is derived from “We the People.”
+We receive our rights from God, and in turn, delegate power to those who serve “We the People.”
+Representatives work for us, we do not work for them.
+“They are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights… Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their powers from the consent of the governed.” -The Declaration of Independence
+He then quotes Romans 13: 1-7
+Let every soul be subject unto the higher powers.
+For there is no power but of God: the powers that be are ordained of God.
+Whosoever therefore resisteth the power, resisteth the ordinance of God: and they that resist shall receive to themselves damnation.
+For rulers are not a terror to good works, but to the evil.
+Wilt thou then not be afraid of the power?
+do that which is good, and thou shalt have praise of the same:
+For he is the minister of God to thee for good.
+But if thou do that which is evil, be afraid; for he beareth not the sword in vain: for he is the minister of God, a revenger to execute wrath upon him that doeth evil.
+Wherefore ye must needs be subject, not only for wrath, but also for conscience sake.
+For for this cause pay ye tribute also: for they are God's ministers, attending continually upon this very thing.
+Render therefore to all their dues: tribute to whom tribute is due; custom to whom custom; fear to whom fear; honour to whom honour.
+The first Scripture says:
+Let every soul be subject unto the higher powers.
+For there is no power but of God: the powers that be are ordained of God.
+God ordained the power, and that “rulers are not a terror to good works, but to the evil."
+Did God tell His Church to submit to that which He condemns?
+(Deuteronomy 25:1; Proverbs 17:15) Absolutely not!
+Is the Church to transgress His Laws, or to magnify and enforce His Laws unto judgment?
+(Psalm 40:8; Romans 3:31) Of course not!
+If He did, that would make God unjust.
+Jesus said, "Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets: I am not come to destroy, but to fulfil” (Matthew 5:17).
+The Lord has, in fact, commanded nowhere in Scripture for the Church to submit to the wicked.
+The Bible teaches just the exact opposite.
+We are to “have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove (expose) them” (Ephesians 5:11).
+Furthermore, it would contradict what Scripture teaches us from Genesis all the way to Revelation every step of the way.
+Think of this: Those that serve “We the People,” before taking office, swear to uphold the US Constitution with their hand on the Holy Bible.
+They are appointed to magnify law against crime, not crime against the law (Psalm 94:20).
+America is based on Common Law, the Mosaic Institution.
+Read the 5 books of Moses.
+“No enactment of man can be considered law unless it conforms to the Law of God.” –William Blackstone, English Common Law
+Representatives are to magnify the law, not tear it down; and yet, this is what the biblically illiterate are teaching others to do, submit to the tyrants and resist God, His Church and His Word (Micah 3:5).
+I ask, are Christians to submit to those who have sanctioned the murder of the innocent in the womb (Exodus 20:13; Proverbs 6:17)?
+Absolutely not!
+Are Christians to submit to those who have redefined marriage where a man can now "marry" a man and a woman can now "marry" a woman (Leviticus 18:22; Romans 1:24 etc…)?
+Absolutely not!
+Submit to those who lie continuously, to them that steal and even kill?
+Absolutely not!
+Submit to what God condemns?
+Yet, this is what the perverse, modern-day, professing Christians are teaching the sheep in the American Church today.
+It would do you well to now look to the Christ when He said that we are to beware of the leaven of the Pharisee’s (corrupt doctrines of those who claimed to be the children of God), as well as the leaven of Herod (corrupt doctrines of government) (Mark 8:15).
+If you remember, it was those same people who called for the crucifixion of Christ while crying out “We have no King but Caesar” (John 19:15).
+Do these that teach such heresy not realize that every apostle, except John, was killed by hostile corrupt civil authorities opposed to their endeavors?
+Christians throughout history were imprisoned, tortured, or killed by corrupt civil authorities of all stripes for refusing to submit to their various, lawless policies and prohibitions.
+Did Christian martyrs violate God’s principles of submission to authority?
+Of course, not.
+Also, keep in mind that magistrates have limited and defined authority in civil matters.
+Take note that civil government is to be, and must be, a “terror to good works.” It has no power or authority to terrorize good works or good, law-abiding people.
+God never gave them that authority and any, and all, government that oversteps the divine authority and its boundaries has no divine authority or protection.
+Civil government is a “minister for God to thee for good” (Romans 13:4).
+It is not a minister of God for evil.
+Civil magistrates have a divine duty to “execute wrath upon him that doeth evil.” Anyone who teaches that they have authority to execute wrath upon "him that doeth good” is ignorant and uneducated in their misleadings (1 John 4:6).
+To tell Christians to submit to evil civil authority is teaching the opposite of what is true.
+Common sense does come into play here.
+I ask, did Moses violate God's principle of submission when he was commanded by God, “Go in unto Pharaoh, and tell him, Thus saith the LORD God of the Hebrews, Let my people go, that they may serve me” (Exodus 9:1).
+And when Pharaoh refused, God plagued the Pharaoh and the Egyptians and set His children free.
+Think of this, the meekest man alive was sent to the face of the Pharaoh to tell him to obey or else.
+Is this what is being preached from the pulpits across America today?
+Or what of Gideon who was to deliver the Children of Israel from the Midianites?
+The first thing the Lord commanded him to do was to tear down his father's altars (Judges 6:25).
+Was this a violation of God's principles of submission?
+The sins of the fathers were the reason the Midianites had power to oppress them.
+What of that lone prophet, Elijah?
+The tyrant Ahab called him the troubler of Israel.
+Elijah set the record straight when he answered, "I have not troubled Israel; but thou, and thy father's house, in that ye have forsaken the commandments of the LORD, and thou hast followed Baalim (1 Kings 18:18).
+Is this a violation of God's principles when it came to submission to authority?
+Elijah took Ahab and the false prophets to the top of Mount Carmel where the God of Israel consumed the sacrifice by fire, and the false prophets were killed (1 Kings 18:38-40).
+What of King David?
+Was he violating God’s principles of submission when he refused to surrender himself to Saul’s troops?
+David was a king that was to overthrow corrupt governments by dispossessing them and establishing righteousness through justice and judgment (Jeremiah 23:5; Isaiah 51:4).
+Did Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego violate God's principle of submission when they refused to worship King Nebuchadnezzar’s image?
+Then the princes, the governors, and captains, the judges, the treasurers, the counsellors, the sheriffs, and all the rulers of the provinces, were gathered together unto the dedication of the image that Nebuchadnezzar the king had set up; and they stood before the image that Nebuchadnezzar had set up.
+Then an herald cried aloud, To you it is commanded, O people, nations, and languages,
+That at what time ye hear the sound of the cornet, flute, harp, sackbut, psaltery, dulcimer, and all kinds of musick, ye fall down and worship the golden image that Nebuchadnezzar the king hath set up:
+And whoso falleth not down and worshippeth shall the same hour be cast into the midst of a burning fiery furnace.
+Daniel 3:3-6
+When they refused to submit to the tyrant, the furnace was heated up 7 times hotter so that the guards were consumed, only to have the fourth man, “like the Son of man,” show up to deliver them where the fire had no power over them, and not a hair of their heads was singed.
+In the end, Only the corrupt king acknowledges the God of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego.
+“Blessed be the God of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, who hath sent his angel, and delivered his servants that trusted in him, and have changed the king's word, and yielded their bodies, that they might not serve nor worship any god, except their own God.” Daniel 3:28
+Did Daniel violate God's principles of submission when he disobeyed the king's order to stop praying to any god but himself?
+Keep in mind that the punishment was that Daniel was thrown into a den of lions in which God sent forth an angel to protect him.
+His accusers were then thrown into the den and devoured by the very lions that they meant to have devoured Daniel (Daniel 6).
+What of Jeremiah?
+Was he violating God's principles of submission when he was sent to preach repentance to the corrupt church and the corrupt kings?
+For, behold, I have made thee this day a defenced city, and an iron pillar, and brasen walls against the whole land, against the kings of Judah, against the princes thereof, against the priests thereof, and against the people of the land.
+Jeremiah 1:18
+Don’t forget about Amos, who was prophesying judgment upon the corrupt priests and the corrupt king of his day (Amos 7:10-16).
+Was that violating, or fulfilling God's principles and purposes?
+What of the New Testament?
+John the Baptist points out all of the evils of King Herod (Luke 3:19).
+Was this a violation of submission to civil government?
+No, it was a rebuke to corruption in government to submit to the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and His laws.
+Is it a violation of submission to God's principles to keep preaching, “Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins…”?
+Absolutely not!
+The corrupt Pharisees along with corrupt government did the opposite.
+“Being grieved that they taught the people, and preached through Jesus the resurrection from the dead.
+And they laid hands on them, and put them in hold unto the next day: for it was now eventide.
+Howbeit many of them which heard the word believed; and the number of the men was about five thousand.
+And it came to pass on the morrow, that their rulers, and elders, and scribes, and Annas the high priest, and Caiaphas, and John, and Alexander, and as many as were of the kindred of the high priest, were gathered together at Jerusalem.
+And when they had set them in the midst, they asked, By what power, or by what name, have ye done this?
+Then Peter, filled with the Holy Ghost, said unto them, Ye rulers of the people, and elders of Israel,
+If we this day be examined of the good deed done to the impotent man, by what means he is made whole;
+Be it known unto you all, and to all the people of Israel, that by the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, whom ye crucified, whom God raised from the dead, even by him doth this man stand here before you whole.
+This is the stone which was set at nought of you builders, which is become the head of the corner.
+Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.
+Now when they saw the boldness of Peter and John, and perceived that they were unlearned and ignorant men, they marvelled; and they took knowledge of them, that they had been with Jesus.
+And beholding the man which was healed standing with them, they could say nothing against it.
+But when they had commanded them to go aside out of the council, they conferred among themselves,
+Saying, What shall we do to these men?
+for that indeed a notable miracle hath been done by them is manifest to all them that dwell in Jerusalem; and we cannot deny it.
+But that it spread no further among the people, let us straitly threaten them, that they speak henceforth to no man in this name.
+And they called them, and commanded them not to speak at all nor teach in the name of Jesus.
+But Peter and John answered and said unto them, Whether it be right in the sight of God to hearken unto you more than unto God, judge ye.
+For we cannot but speak the things which we have seen and heard.” Acts 4:2-20
+Or what of the account found in Acts 12:1-11, where the Lord sent an Angel to liberate Peter from the hands of tyrants.
+“Now about that time Herod the king stretched forth his hands to vex certain of the church.
+And he killed James the brother of John with the sword.
+And because he saw it pleased the Jews, he proceeded further to take Peter also.
+(Then were the days of unleavened bread.)
+And when he had apprehended him, he put him in prison, and delivered him to four quaternions of soldiers to keep him; intending after Easter to bring him forth to the people.
+Peter therefore was kept in prison: but prayer was made without ceasing of the church unto God for him.
+And when Herod would have brought him forth, the same night Peter was sleeping between two soldiers, bound with two chains: and the keepers before the door kept the prison.
+And, behold, the angel of the Lord came upon him, and a light shined in the prison: and he smote Peter on the side, and raised him up, saying, Arise up quickly.
+And his chains fell off from his hands.
+And the angel said unto him, Gird thyself, and bind on thy sandals.
+And so he did.
+And he saith unto him, Cast thy garment about thee, and follow me.
+And he went out, and followed him; and wist not that it was true which was done by the angel; but thought he saw a vision.
+When they were past the first and the second ward, they came unto the iron gate that leadeth unto the city; which opened to them of his own accord: and they went out, and passed on through one street; and forthwith the angel departed from him.
+And when Peter was come to himself, he said, Now I know of a surety, that the Lord hath sent his angel, and hath delivered me out of the hand of Herod, and from all the expectation of the people of the Jews.”
+Over and over again, you can see that the Church was to stand in protest against the wicked that were at war with Christ (Revelation 12:17), in dealing with not only the corrupt and wicked priests, but also the corrupt and wicked in government.
+as well as those who submitted to such.
+It is important for people to know the Scriptures (History), lest you find yourselves to be fighting against God (Acts 5:39).
+Nowhere in Scripture can you find the Lord telling His children to submit to the wicked in disobedience to His Word.
+Nowhere!
+Furthermore, the individual that wrote the article teaching people to submit to authorities might want to take the time to read Romans 12:21 before perverting and twisting Romans 13, so that the next time he will not be guilty of twisting Scripture the way that Satan twists Scripture.
+“Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evil with good.”
+Article posted with permission from Sons Of Liberty Media
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+The Goal Of Eliminating Guns Is Ultimately A Fool’s Errand
+
+It is said that the DOJ's recent settlement with start-up company Defense Distributed (DD) essentially deals a death blow to gun control advocates.
+DD, based in Austin, TX, was founded by 25-year-old Cody Wilson in 2013.
+The company's main product is a "gun fabricator" called the Ghost Gunner.
+With nothing but the Ghost Gunner, an internet connection, and some raw materials, anyone, anywhere can make an unmarked, untraceable gun in their home or garage.
+The settlement states that 3D printing tutorials are approved “for public release (i.e.
+unlimited distribution) in any form.”
+Wilson created a ruckus in May 2013 when he announced his successful design of a plastic gun.
+In just two days, 100,000 copies of the handgun blueprint were downloaded from Wilson’s website.
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+The most downloads came from Spain, followed by the U.S., Brazil and Germany.
+The heavy downloading in Spain, Brazil and Germany likely reflected attempts to evade extremely restrictive handgun regulations in those countries.
+Within days of the gun file being uploaded, the Obama State Department served Wilson with a letter threatening criminal prosecution for violating federal export controls.
+Wilson immediately complied with the order, but there was no way to stop further downloading.
+Within a week of the initial uploading, the file could be downloaded on the Internet from over 4,000 different computers around the world.
+In 2015, the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) and DD sued the State Department, arguing that "sharing instructions on how to make guns with 3D printers counts as constitutionally protected speech.
+This is an important victory for First Amendment rights."
+The Justice Department’s recent settlement with Wilson is very favorable to him, allowing Wilson to provide the printing instructions “for public release (meaning unlimited distribution) in any form.” The government also compensated $40,000 of Wilson’s legal costs.
+While this settlement is a victory for First Amendment rights, it will be difficult, if not impossible, for the government to regulate either the printers or the guns that are made with them.
+How the government will stop people from obtaining these printers isn’t exactly obvious.
+Proposals to require background checks, mandatory serial numbers and even a registration process for printers are easily defeated.
+Even if printers are registered with the government, what is going to stop gangs from stealing them?
+And the designs for making your own printer have been available on the Internet for years.
+3D printers make the already extremely difficult job of controlling access to guns practically impossible.
+The government is not going to be able to ban guns, and limits on the size of bullet magazines will be even more laughable than before.
+Many parts of a gun can be made on very inexpensive, plastic 3D printers or even from simple machine tools.
+It will be even more difficult to impose background checks, which have proven quite useless anyway.
+The government has been no more effective at stopping criminals from getting guns than at stopping them from obtaining drugs.
+That isn’t too surprising, as drug gangs are the source of both illegal drugs and guns.
+This was a tough battle for the plaintiff's, SAF and DD.
+They lost many lower court rulings.
+Gun-control advocates believe that the government "capitulated" too soon.
+J. Adam Skaggs, the chief counsel for the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, said the administration “capitulated in a case it had won at every step of the way.
+This isn’t a case where the underlying facts of the law changed.
+The only thing that changed was the administration.”
+The concept of making guns with 3D printers in an age where just one year can render much technology obsolete shouldn't surprise anyone.
+Nor should the fact that instructions for gun assembly are easily available for download over the internet.
+At the click of a mouse, we can summon almost any information we could possibly need including instructions for making a bomb.
+The ability to build an untraceable, unregistered gun is definitely a game changer.
+It's difficult to see how "ghost guns" could ever be regulated by the government.
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+Things to Do in an Emergency: “What’s Your Trade?”
+
+Well, it’s been quite a couple of news weeks for the Catholic Church, hey?
+McCarrick, Pineda/Maradiaga, Fr.
+James Larkin getting the boot in Dublin for upholding Catholic teaching on abortion… I know some people are, to put it bluntly, freaking out.
+The anger of the laity over the McCarrick situation is boiling over into the Twitter feed of the people we still call “the good bishops”.
+Bishop Thomas Tobin of Providence RI, - nicknamed the “Good Tobin” in contrast to the “Bad Tobin” and FrancisCardinal, Joseph Tobin of Newark – got quite an earful when he tweeted the other day, “Despite the egregious offenses of a few, and despite the faults and sins we all have, I’m very proud of my brother bishops and I admire and applaud the great work they do everyday for Christ and His Church.”
+The replies haven’t topped out yet, at 121, nearly all of them expressing outrage at this cavalier attitude toward the revelation that Cardinal McCarrick has been proven to be a life-long homosexual rapist and sexual predator, grooming and trapping young men and children into unwanted sexual contact; and that nearly the entire episcopate of the United States either colluded directly or kept quiet about it.
+It’s clear that even the “good bishops” have simply no idea how close they are to being bodily chucked out of their own churches by furious mobs.
+As I wrote elsewhere, since 2002, most Catholics know perfectly well, despite the lame whitewashing attempt, that “the US bishops gave themselves a pass” on clerical sex abuse with the Dallas Charter “a thing that brazenly shifted blame.” And it seems that though they’re still doing this, quite a few lay Catholics just aren’t having it.
+We are seeing the final slide, the expected and inevitable result of the last 100 years.
+The Church was infiltrated, we know this, in the 19th century by some pretty dark forces, and they have finally come into the ascendancy and are showing themselves quite clearly for what they are.
+The McCarrick news – and all the stuff swirling around it like the latest about Bishop Pineda and his connection to Pope Francis through Cardinal Maradiaga – has not come in contrast to this but as an intrinsic part of it.
+The scandal of McCarrick is simply a toxic emission, a venting of the gasses that build up naturally around any rotting thing.
+Rod Dreher[1] is doing excellent work compiling testimony from priests and others saying out loud at last what many of us had known for many years about McCarrick and his gang.
+It has shown the world what Traditionalists have known, that it is emphatically NOT the result of one “bad apple” or even only a “few” as the hapless “conservative” Bishop Tobin tried to claim on Twitter.
+This is the result of a mass-collusion.
+As our friend Steve Skojec put it the other day, “We’ve got to stop pretending it’s just the progressive element in the Church.
+The ‘conservatives’ are complicit, too.” In short, as it was during his days of glory, globe trotting on the dime of the State Department, hosting presidents for dinner and inviting John Paul II and Mother Theresa to tea, so it is now: McCarrick is the face of the New Paradigm.
+Whether he now has to go live in obscurity in some beach house in the Caymans, it will remain true: McCarrick is the “New Church.”
+A point that Dreher’s informants have brought up needs to be made emphatic: the homosexualist cabal that is currently reported to be dominant in the Catholic hierarchy (and don’t imagine this is confined to the United States or even to the English speaking world) have a well documented methodology of mutual protection-and-threat that keeps the whole apparatus afloat.
+In briefest and simplest possible terms, immoral or even illegal sexual activity is preferred because it leaves a man open to blackmail, to control through fear of exposure[2].
+When that blackmailing culture becomes ascendant, it will always reject the morally upright as too dangerous, too difficult to control.
+This is why faithful seminarians are rejected and why faithful priests are harassed.
+As Dreher reported,
+When predatory gay priests run seminaries, they select on a bias for gay candidates...
+Gay seminarians who intend to be celibate, Sipe said, face tremendous pressure to have sex.
+If they slip up even once, their failure will be noted, and shared… And they will be made to understand that their lapse is remembered.
+Later, as a priest, predators within the priesthood have that knowledge to hold over the heads of other gay priests, to keep them silent if they ever have the desire to blow whistles.
+When I was covering the scandal in the early 2000s, I spoke to several, unconnected heterosexual men — priests, former priests, seminarians — who said that gay seminary rectors or diocesan officials encouraged them to take female sexual partners, so that they too would be complicit in sexual secret-keeping, and therefore no longer [be] a potential danger.
+Nothing in a system like that is a greater threat to the corrupt than men who are not corrupt.
+For many priests, one might say all good priests, this is not a sustainable situation, to say the least.
+I’ve had quite a few conversations with priests who are now asking how to deal with it.
+How are they to continue to offer the sacraments in this situation?
+Where are they to live?
+How are they to maintain themselves?
+These are the priests who did make it through this institutional gauntlet, who remain faithful now but are still under the control of these often grossly corrupt and evil men.
+As men known to be incorruptible themselves, there is a big target painted on their backs.
+In short, not only can a bad bishop harry a man out of his ministry, he has complete control over the priest’s material life.
+The bishop can, with the flick of a pen or a single phone call, render a priest homeless, penniless and jobless.
+And these, remember, are men, often well on in years, whose only education and employment training has likely been academic degrees in philosophy and theology, and whose only professional contacts are ecclesiastical.
+Moreover, because of the globalisation of the bishop-network, a man blackballed for his authentic Catholicity will be a pariah in every diocese in the world.
+And with the advent of Bergoglio in Rome, there are no more havens; as many of the former Franciscan Friars of the Immaculate have learned, the blackballing has gone global with this pontificate.
+He will remain a pariah even among the so-called “good” bishops who live in terror of the immense power of the cabal… (see above re: McCarrick & President Bush/John Paul II.)
+I have been hearing from priests who are saying in effect, “We’re trapped in this situation and forced to remain silent because if we don’t we’ll not only be unable to function as priests, but we’ll be homeless and penniless.
+We’re unemployable in any other field.” And as much as we might be tempted to say, “Well suck it up, this is for the good of souls,” the reality is that these are not small considerations.
+Many priests are getting older – many of them with health issues – and a man who has already given 20 or 30 years of his life to the Church is faced with a practical impossibility if he finds himself blacklisted.
+Of course there are some who don’t fit this mould; there are a lot of second careers in the priesthood and plenty of people go into seminary after some years in the normal workforce and can go back to it at need.
+Some of the men now coming forward with complaints against McCarrick, who left the priesthood over their experiences, have gone on to have normal, healthy working lives.
+But I think honestly most priests are in this corner and they know it and so do their bishops.
+I think a young man goes forward in great faith, spends ten to fifteen years studying philosophy and theology - fields that have almost no application in the workforce outside academia or the Church - with the honest, and frankly fair, expectation of a lifetime of employment and a safety net at the end.
+As one of them said to me, “The old arrangement was, ‘Remain faithful, do the work, and we will look after you.
+We’ll house, feed and clothe you and look after your retirement.’ The new arrangement is a perversion of that: ‘Keep quiet and go along with it all and you’ll be fine, but step an inch out of line and we’ll destroy you.’”
+So what do we do?
+The Old Paradigm is destroyed and going along with the New Paradigm is a guarantee of destruction for yourself and everyone else.
+As we saw in Ireland this week, the Purge has started.
+It’s not enough to simply demand that a priest continue in his ministry no matter what.
+We need to start working together with faithful priests – while there still are some – to help them create practical material alternatives.
+If we who still love the Church want priests to be faithful, and even to start denouncing the evil and corruption they see, we are going to have to help them create a modicum of independence and security in which to do it.
+The other day the American conservative writer, John Zmirak, wrote a sound suggestion on Twitter that I think it’s time we all started taking seriously.
+In response to the continued outrages of both “good” and bad bishops, Zmirak suggested establishing “an escrow fund in each scandal-plagued diocese, where laymen [can] deposit the funds they would have donated to [the] local church, until [a] new bishop [is] appointed.”
+I responded: “And the money could be used to purchase properties to house faithful priests punished by their bishops for refusing the New Paradigm.
+We could even perhaps buy a few convents so contemplative nuns could continue to pray in peace, without harassment from the evil men in Rome.”
+I am hearing lately from laymen who are starting to talk about setting up financial structures to ensure that the authentic Catholic life can be maintained through what is obviously soon to be a general collapse of the institution.
+This would mean independent non-profit foundations that could build or buy church buildings, convents and even schools and provide salaries for priests and other staff.
+I started thinking about this recently when I received a note from a reader with a link to an online petition from Germany, addressed to the German bishops [!!!]
+“begging” those manifestly evil and apostate men not to close a famous and ancient monastic house.
+I responded that this was going about things the wrong way.
+Catholics are going to have to get their heads out of the mindset that they are helpless petitioners, “begging” the hierarchy to maintain the Faith.
+First of all, it only gives them a frisson of pleasure to see us groveling and begging for mercy.
+Let’s not give them that, OK?
+There’s already enough “frissons of pleasure” in their lives.
+Second, it’s simply not going to work.
+In Germany, in the US, in Canada, in Italy, in Britain… throughout the Church in the 1st world, and in much of it elsewhere, the men in charge of the “institutional Church” – that is, whose names are on the bank accounts – are dedicated to the destruction of everything we want to preserve.
+The wolves are now looking with ravening eyes at the faithful.
+They are, in short, our enemies.
+They’ve become so by making themselves the enemies of Christ and His Holy Church.
+They know it and it’s time we stopped imagining otherwise.
+The other suggestion I have is for young men interested in the priesthood to fortify themselves not only spiritually but in the material sphere.
+There’s one big vulnerability we can guard against pretty easily.
+No one should be facing penury and permanent unemployment because he’s a faithful Catholic.
+We should never be letting any young man go into any diocesan seminary without being a property owner.
+He should own a house or stand to inherit one.
+Families have to come to see this as a duty to the child and to the Church.
+And more than that, the potential priest needs to have job skills that have nothing to do with the priesthood.
+Among the working classes there is a bias against intellectual work.
+But most working class people have a pretty sensible attitude towards ambitions in academia: get something under your belt you can fall back on.
+How many philosophy PhDs can build himself a bookshelf?
+Change the oil in a car?
+Rewire a house?
+The standard cliché of young people with useless academic degrees working at Starbucks has become so common it’s not even worth memeing anymore.
+How many young men do we foresee being forced out of seminary for having the wrong “sexual orientation”?
+Every one of those guys needs to be able to snap his fingers in the face of the rector and walk straight into a decent job, based not on any recommendation from a corrupt bishop, but on his solid skills.
+Among the white collar classes there is a bias against blue collar work, but the trades are crying out for skilled men and a trade school diploma in fixing tractors is a lot cheaper and a lot faster to get than a university degree.
+That’s an economic asset that we can’t afford to turn up our well-educated noses at.
+Don't miss Hilary White's next article in the July 31 Print Edition of The Remnant Newspaper; Subscribe today!
+
+
+It reminds me of a discussion I had some years ago with the prior of a Benedictine monastery that is attracting a lot of young vocations.
+One kid wanted to join and told me they had recommended he go to some college or other to study philosophy first.
+This college, apparently, waives much of the tuition and gives work studies to people going for the priesthood and religious life so they can avoid the student loan trap.
+This is fine, good idea.
+But I asked him what he knew how to do.
+“Can you fix a bathroom pipe?
+Do you know anything about what to feed a sheep or how to care for a cow?
+Can you drive a tractor?” This nice kid, who certainly does have a vocation, could read books and look things up on the internet and write a pretty mean paper on Thomas Aquinas, but not a lot else.
+There is going to have to be a shift in attitude in our remaining faithful institutions.
+Does a monastery really need all of its members to have PhDs in philosophy and theology?
+Wouldn’t it also be useful to have an electrician, a plumber, a carpenter, a cook, someone who knows how to fix a car or a tractor?
+Or for that matter, a certified accountant or an investment banker?
+If you insist on having people with degrees, maybe a degree in agriculture would be a good fit for a big monastic foundation with a lot of land like, say, Clear Creek or that new Carmelite place in Nebraska.
+I think this is the time we are going to have to start overcoming our class snobbery.
+Young men with ambitions for the priesthood are going to have to tuck away employability and an independent financial foundation, in the same way people used to tuck money away against a rainy day.
+Simply put, they’ve got to stop being materially dependent on the hierarchy.
+This vulnerability is a gun to their heads in this time.
+The next kid who says anything to me about wanting to enter the diocesan priesthood, I’m going to ask, “How sound is your investment portfolio?” The next candidate for religious life, I’ll ask, “Great!
+What’s your trade?
+What do you have to fall back on?”
+I’m given to understand that some houses of the Congregation of the Oratory ask candidates to come with an independent income, which, given what we’re seeing elsewhere doesn’t sound like a bad idea.
+Perhaps Catholic financial advisors could be encouraged to set up a programme to teach young men how to create a sound financial footing with investments.
+Meanwhile, we must refocus our energy on the Faith itself, instead of the physical and even canonical structures that house it.
+That monastery in Germany is lost.
+Those bishops want the property and they’ll get it.
+What the group of laymen should be doing, instead of petitioning that it be saved, is finding a place where the nuns can live their charism of religious life without episcopal harassment.
+Bishops won’t protect and support good priests?
+Then it’s up to us.
+The Vatican wants to force all religious congregations into the pants-wearing, Marxist anti-nun, LCWR pattern?
+We’re not helpless.
+We start buying convent buildings and start a fund to support the nun-refugees.
+Our goal must be preserving the precious treasure, the Deposit of the Faith, the sacramental life, the great charisms and artifacts of the religious life.
+I am reminded of what the curators of the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg did in the face of the advancing German army.
+They took down, packed up and hid the art treasures, some of the greatest in the world.
+Over a million precious works of art were sent on trains to be hidden in the Urals.
+Two trains got away to safety, but one was still there when the Germans surrounded the city and began the siege.
+The museum’s website tells us:
+“Despite starvation and severely cold temperatures, the Museum continued its preservational functions.
+With only a skeleton staff left behind, it was difficult to protect the vast buildings and their sumptuous interiors against snow, wind and rain.
+Equipped with first-aid kits, wearing helmets and gloves, the Museum air wardens cleared away heaps of broken bricks and the remains of charred flooring after each bomb hit the building; they helped dig out the living and the dead and bandage the wounded after raids in the surrounding area.
+Twelve air-raid shelters were fitted out in the basements of the Museum complex and until the first evacuations were made in March 1942 there were 12,000 people housed there permanently, among them the Museum Director, celebrated Academician Iosif Orbeli.” “Hermitage staff both in Sverdlovsk and in Leningrad acted as museum attendants, continuing their scholarly activity and lecturing in hospitals, holding conferences, writing scholarly articles.
+No items were lost during the evacuation.”
+To keep up everyone’s morale, the museum staff, while bombs were falling and they and their patrons were equally starving, continued to give tours and lectures, describing perfectly the artworks that had been removed.
+They understood the value of what they had, and did everything within their power to preserve and protect it.
+Does this all sound a bit, well, schismatic?
+Not necessarily.
+Any bishop who can demonstrate through his actions and not just with his tweets, who can prove that he is still a Catholic and not a wolf, is welcome to join us.
+But we’d be fools to wait for them.
+Whatever you might think of Archbishop Lefebvre’s solution over the last few decades, it certainly seems inarguable that the “state of emergency” for which he was preparing has come at last.
+And in a state of emergency, certain norms are naturally suspended.
+The simple fact is that soon there are going to be “vagus” priests who have been thrown out of their ministry for maintaining the Faith.
+There are going to be nuns and monks without homes, as in the England of Henry VIII.
+I think it’s only reasonable that those who also want to maintain the Faith should reach out to them and offer what shelter we can.
+What we have seen this week is making it clear that we can simply no longer sit back and “beg” bishops to maintain and defend the Faith.
+It’s not enough now to go into seminary or a monastery with glowing eyes and a firm faith.
+Sentiment isn’t going to be much comfort when the young man is no longer so very young and finds himself standing on the street outside the chancery with no skills, no money, no job, (no health insurance) and no prospects.
+If it is true that we really are alone in this, then so be it.
+Let’s stop lamenting and start doing practical things about it.
+___________________________________
+[1] Dreher and others are asking some very important questions now about the activities of the men McCarrick is known to have mentored, one of whom is currently making interesting headlines as Pope Francis’ Cardinal Prefect of the new Dicastery for Laity, Family and Life, and as the primary organiser of the upcoming World Meeting of Families in his native Dublin.
+It should probably be noted that up to the time he left over a “difference of opinion” with the group’s leadership, Cardinal Kevin Farrell as also deeply involved in the Legionaries of Christ.
+He joined in 1966, was ordained in ’78, and was quickly appointed to a high-ranking position as general director with responsibility for seminaries and schools of the Legionaries of Christ in Italy, Spain and Ireland until 1983.
+This period was at the peak of the power of the grotesquely corrupt Fr.
+Maciel, for whom it has been shown ALL the Legion’s leadership was covering.
+The Farrell family’s involvement in the Legion continues with his brother, Bishop Brian Farrell, who ordained 20 new priests to the questionable-but-officially-reformed community in 2015.
+A recent post to the official Regnum Christi website shows that Cardinal Kevin is still close enough to the Legion-related “lay” organisation to hire dicastery staff from their ranks.
+After he left the Legion, Kevin Farrell joined the diocesan clergy in Washington DC and became a protégé of the archbishop, Cardinal Wuerl.
+So close is he to McCarrick that Farrell’s coat of arms, as Elizabeth Yore reported in these pages, is not much more than a tribute to his belatedly-disgraced mentor.
+So, someone in a journalistic capacity might want to be asking a few questions about these things too.
+[2] It should also be noted that in his book, The Dictator Pope, historian Henry Sire documented that this is how Jorge Bergoglio has always operated, collecting bad men around him and controlling them with a masterful combination of threats and rewards.
+The natural question, “Why does Pope Francis keep such bad men around him?” is now easy to answer.
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+French Authorities Blame Attack by Muslim Shouting, "Allahu Akbar" on "Excitement"
+
+Over-excitement is a serious problem in the Muslim world.
+And outside it.
+While the 69-year-old Jewish man (wearing a kippah on his head) was coming out of the synagogue, heading for a bakery near 17 rue Pelleport in Paris 20 th, he was attacked by a 19-year-old man, of North African descent, who hit him on the body and on the head, knocked down, pulled by the hair and beaten while shouting "Allah Akbar".
+Long live Hitler, to death the Jews. "
+It can't be a case of Muslim Judeophobia.
+(That would be Islamophobic.)
+And since we're in Europe, it's time to default to the standard excuse, mental illness, current flavor, over-excitement.
+The police quickly intervened to save the victim who lodged a complaint.
+The anti-Semitic attacker was arrested and placed in police custody and then transferred to the psychiatric infirmary, on the recommendation of the doctor because of his observed state of excitement.
+It's okay.
+Getting really excited about Jews is a common problem among Muslim settlers in France.
+Earlier this month, the suspect in the alleged murder of a Jewish physician in Paris was deemed not responsible for his actions in a second psychiatric evaluation ordered by a judge even though the defense did not request it.
+The suspect, Traore Kobili, is scheduled to have a third evaluation to determine his ability to stand trial for the murder of Sarah Halimi in April 2017.
+He is alleged to have beaten her to death while calling her a demon and shouting about Allah before throwing her body from the window of her third-story apartment.
+They're all crazy in Europe.
+A Muslim terrorist stabbed four people at a train station near Munich while screaming, “Allahu Akbar”.
+In between proclaiming the glory of Allah, he also shouted that his victims were all “unbelievers”.
+A woman heard him say, “Infidel, you must die”.
+The German authorities came to the inescapable conclusion that the attack had nothing to do with Islam.
+Instead the Muslim terrorist had been “mentally ill” and was probably not even fit to stand trial.
+And in Russia.
+Gyulchekhra Bobokulova beheaded a 4-year-old girl and displayed her head in the street while shouting, “Allahu Akbar.
+I hate democracy.
+I am a terrorist.
+I want you dead.” Faced with these bafflingly inscrutable statements, the authorities blamed mental illness.
+And Amsterdam.
+In May, Malek, a Syrian refugee, stabbed three people in The Hague while shouting, “Allahu Akbar.” The Syrian had previously thanked the Dutch people for their hospitality by shouting, “Allahu Akbar,” and throwing pieces of furniture out of the window of his apartment and into the street.
+On the loose, Malek cut a man’s throat.
+He also stabbed two others.
+Police shot him in the leg, ruled out terrorism and blamed mental illness.
+In December of last year, Saleh Ali, a Syrian refugee wearing a keffiyah and waving a terrorist PLO flag, went up to a Jewish restaurant in Amsterdam, shouted “Allahu Akbar” and began smashing the windows.
+The police stood by and watched until he was done.
+And then they arrested him.
+Ali admitted to having fought with Jihadists in Syria.
+So the system decided that he needed a psychiatric evaluation
+Maybe it's not the terrorists who are nuts.
+Maybe it's the authorities who are insane.
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+Obama Was Never As Tough On Russia As Trump
+
+This is just silly.
+The constant hand-wringing, from the left-wing media, over President Trump’s loyalties and his connection with Russia is just silly.
+The media has been hanging on every word the President says and arguing that his rhetoric is proof positive that he is some kind of Russian mole.
+The only problem with this thesis?
+Everything that the President is DOING belies their argument.
+If President Trump were a mole, wouldn’t he have made life easier for Putin?
+Wouldn’t he have eased sanctions?
+Wouldn’t he have been less confrontational than Obama in Syria?
+Wouldn’t the President be making Putin’s attempts at expanding his influence easier?
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+Instead, President Trump’s POLICIES have actually made life more difficult for Putin at every turn.
+Here’s The Federalist’s Mollie Hemingway explaining:
+Our relationship with Russia is at a significant low point where just having some conversations can lead us to a better outcome.
+And there are so many important things that they are involved with that we care about, whether it’s Syria, Ukraine, North Korea or nuclear arms.
+I’m kind of surprised there’s been this much angst over this press conference.
+Not that he said things the way he should have.
+President Trump really did mess up with that press conference but I don’t quite know what people want.
+He actually is pretty tough on Russia.
+And in the last couple of years, we’ve seen an increase in the military budget, we’ve seen an increase in the intelligence budget.
+We are doing NATO exercises in the Baltics.
+We provided legal aid to Ukraine and Georgia.
+We’re developing low-yield nuclear weapons.
+He implemented sanctions that were even stronger than required by Congressional mandate.
+So if you care about actual actions, I think there’s a lot to be happy about in terms of a tough posture towards Russia.
+People are obsessed about words and they should maybe focus on the actions as well.
+Former Speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich, concurred with Hemingway arguing that by any standard Trump has been far tougher on Russia than Obama was.
+First, the very people who have been loudest in attacking President Trump about his performance at the Helsinki summit are the people who failed to protect America from Russian meddling in 2016.
+The very intensity and nastiness of former CIA Director Brennan and former Director of National Intelligence Clapper is an attempt to distract attention from their failure to protect America.
+It was their duty in 2016 – not candidate Trump’s.
+Second, the Trump administration has been far tougher on Russia than President Obama ever dreamed of being.
+The Trump administration is taking real actions designed to weaken Russia and force Putin to change his aggressive behavior.
+The Trump administration has levied tough sanctions on Russia.
+Also, President Trump’s public lecture about Germany not buying natural gas from Russia was aimed at cutting Putin off from hard currency worth tens of billions of dollars and further weakening the Russian economy.
+Furthermore, President Trump’s efforts to get our European allies to increase their defense spending has a direct impact on Putin.
+The stronger NATO is, the less maneuvering room Russia has.
+Beyond pressuring our allies, consider these specific steps President Trump has taken against Russia: Where President Obama refused to provide serious weapons to the Ukrainians to help them defend themselves (his response was weakness on a pathetic scale), President Trump has approved the sale of offensive weapons to enable the Ukrainians to increase the cost of Russian aggression.
+When the Russians used chemical weapons in Great Britain, President Trump joined our allies and expelled 60 Russian intelligence officers from the United States.
+When the Russians retaliated, the Trump administration closed the Russian consulate in Seattle.
+President Trump had previously shuttered the Russian consulate in San Francisco and smaller annexes in Washington and New York.
+More than 100 Russian individuals and companies have been sanctioned for a variety of reasons.
+Despite the hysteria of the left, it is impossible to see the Trump administration as anything but firm in its dealing with Russia.
+Nothing done in Helsinki made life easier for the Putin regime in its continued economic decay and diplomatic isolation due to the sanctions regime.
+Any intellectually honest review of the last decade of foreign policy would lead one to admit that President Trump has most assuredly been tougher on Putin and Russia than Obama ever was.
+Article posted with permission from Constitution.com
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+Liberals Agree – Trump Tougher on Putin than Obama Was
+
+Leftwing journalist Glenn Greenwald is no fan of President Trump’s policies, but he simply cannot understand how the leftwing media keeps getting so riled up at everything that Trump does.
+In Greenwald’s mind, Trump is a fairly standard politician (when it comes to the policies he supports and implements), which is what makes the media’s constant flow of outrage so mystifying.
+In a recent debate over the Helsinki Hulabaloo, Greenwald told the leftists at Democracy Now!
+that getting all worked up over Trump’s press conference with Putin was ridiculous.
+Why?
+Because, when Trump’s Russia policies are measured against Obama’s… it becomes CLEAR that Trump has obviously been tougher against Russia than Obama ever was.
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+Here’s the crux of Greenwald’s argument:
+So let me just make two points.
+Number one is, if you look at President Obama versus President Trump, there’s no question that President Obama was more cooperative with and collaborative with Russia and the Russian agenda than President Trump.
+President Trump has sent lethal arms to Ukraine—a crucial issue for Putin—which President Obama refused to do.
+President Trump has bombed the Assad forces in Syria, a client state of Putin, something that Obama refused to do because he didn’t want to provoke Putin.
+Trump has expelled more Russian diplomats and sanctioned more Russian oligarchs than [Obama] has.
+Trump undid the Iran deal, which Russia favored, while Obama worked with Russia in order to do the Iran deal.
+So this idea that Trump is some kind of a puppet of Putin, that he controls him with blackmail, is the kind of stuff that you believe if you read too many
+Tom Clancy novels but isn’t borne out by the facts.
+The other issue that I want to make is that, you know, again, this idea that somehow that you are endorsing the repression of other countries’ leaders if you meet with them—it is true that Trump has never criticized Putin, although he has taken all the steps I just outlined against Putin.
+But he’s also never criticized Benjamin Netanyahu.
+He’s also never criticized the incredibly repressive leaders of Saudi Arabia.
+He’s never criticized the fascist president of the Philippines.
+It is true President Trump likes fascist and authoritarian leaders, and that is a problem, but it’s not like Putin is the only leader that he doesn’t criticize.
+The relevant portion of the debate begins about 21 minutes into the video:
+Article posted with permission from Constitution.com
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+Army Colonel: False Flag ‘Gulf of Tonkin Incident’ May Be Used to Get US Into War with Iran
+
+Often, the American mainstream media becomes a de facto government employee, taking the claims of U.S. officials and reporting them as proven fact — and nothing exemplifies this penchant better than reporting on the Gulf of Tonkin incident — perhaps one of most flagrant lies ever dreamed up as a justification for war.
+On August 5, 1964, the New York Times reported, “President Johnson has ordered retaliatory action against gunboats and ‘certain supporting facilities in North Vietnam’ after renewed attacks against American destroyers in the Gulf of Tonkin.” Additional outlets, such as the Washington Post, echoed this claim.
+But it wasn’t true.
+At all.
+In fact, the Gulf of Tonkin incident, as it became known, turned out to be a fictitious creation courtesy of the government to escalate war in Vietnam — leading to the deaths of tens of thousands of U.S. troops and millions of Vietnamese, fomenting the largest anti-war movement in American history, and tarnishing the reputation of a nation once considered at least somewhat noble in the eyes of the world.
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+In 2010, more than 1,100 transcripts from the Vietnam era were released, proving Congress and officials raised serious doubts about the information fed to them by the Pentagon and White House.
+But while this internal grumbling took place, mainstream media dutifully reported official statements as if the veracity of the information couldn’t be disputed.
+Tom Wells, author of the exhaustive exposé “The War Within: America’s Battle Over Vietnam,” explained the media egregiously erred in “almost exclusive reliance on U.S. government officials as sources of information” and “reluctance to question official pronouncements on ‘national security issues.’”
+If due diligence had been performed, and reporters had raised appropriate doubts about the Gulf of Tonkin false flag, it’s arguable whether support for the contentious war would have lasted as long as it did.
+Sadly, the United States has a tendency to repeat the same mistakes over and over again.
+And now, a US Army Colonel is predicting that another Gulf of Tonkin incident could bring us into war with Iran.
+As President Donald Trump continues to surround himself with neocon warhawks, the drums are beating for war with Iran.
+The rhetoric is becoming so strong, that Trump himself — without provocation — began tweeting threats to the sovereign nation.
+On Tuesday, Fox News host Tucker Carlson and Colonel Douglas Macgregor addressed the growing prospect of US war with Iran and warned that a new “Gulf of Tonkin incident” could be used to drag us into it.
+Carlson mocked the neocons’ claims that Iran is the “greatest threat” to America, explicitly noting that “virtually every attack in America has been inspired not by Iran, but by Iran’s Sunni enemies.”
+Carlson pointed out how the neocons are hellbent on pushing the Trump administration into a new war.
+“If there was ever a swamp in Washington you are looking at it — the foreign policy establishment — they are working overtime to ensnare the president in a mess in Iran,” Carlson said.
+“Let’s hope that he understands exactly what’s going on.”
+Pointing out Trump’s recent attempts at diplomacy with North Korea and Russia, Col. Macgregor weighed in, noting that he thinks Trump will attempt to avoid war with Iran.
+However, he noted that a false flag could be used to drag us into it.
+“I think the president needs to watch carefully for the potential for something like the Gulf of Tonkin incident,” Col. Macgregor said.
+“Many of your viewers may not remember that it never happened and we could very well be treated to something like that in the Gulf.
+We should watch for that, and this is an example of President Trump’s comments on fake news, he should not be sabotage by fake news.”
+Carlson then pointed out how the Trump admin has reacted to fake news by attacking Syria—twice.
+For those who may be unaware, the plan to overthrow Iran has long been in the works.
+In fact, in April 2012, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, Seymour Hersh reported that the U.S. Joint Special Operations Command had trained (Mojahedin-e Khalq) MEK operatives at a secret site in Nevada from 2005 to 2009.
+MEK is the Iranian political-militant organization that advocates for the violent overthrow of the current Iranian regime.
+They are hardly quiet about it.
+According to Hersh, MEK members were trained in intercepting communications, cryptography, weaponry and small unit tactics at the Nevada site until President Barack Obama took office in 2009.
+Hersh also reported additional names of former U.S. officials paid to speak in support of MEK, including former CIA directors James Woolsey and Porter Goss; New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani; former Vermont Governor Howard Dean; former Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Louis Freeh and former U.N.
+Ambassador John Bolton.
+Coincidentally, MEK was classified as a terrorist organization by the United States and its allies—during this training period—until they suddenly removed them from the list in 2012.
+While the current Iranian regime is certainly no bastion of freedom, the idea that US intervention or a violent revolution would be beneficial for the people of Iran is outright insane.
+To see what US intervention—through military support and the support of ‘protesters’—does to countries, one need only look at Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya to see the horrific death tolls and war-ravaged dystopias left in America’s wake.
+To those paying attention over the years, Trump’s desire to intervene in Iran, and his subsequent support in the media should come as no surprise as it has been the plan since Bill Clinton was in office and was documented in the neoconservative PNAC report.
+This was even admitted by General Wesley Clark, former Supreme Allied Commander of NATO, that the U.S. planned on going to war with Iran, according to a 2001 memo from the U.S. Secretary of Defense.
+“This is a memo that describes how we’re going to take out seven countries in five years,” Clark said.
+“Starting with Iraq, and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and finishing off with Iran.”
+All presidents since Clinton have crossed countries off this list.
+Now it’s Trump’s turn.
+Article posted with permission from The Free Thought Project
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+3-D-printed guns put carnage a click away
+
+PEOPLE WHO are barred from purchasing firearms or want to own a gun that is illegal in the jurisdiction where they live may soon have an easy way to get around the law.
+All they would need to do is download a computer file and use a 3-D printer to stamp out a gun.
+No background check would weed out felons, those with mental illness, domestic abusers or possible terrorists.
+No serial number would allow police to trace a weapon used in a crime.
+And there would be no problem getting past metal detectors with a gun molded from high-quality plastic.
+Plans by a Texas organization to publish, starting Aug. 1, downloadable blueprints for 3-D-printed plastic firearms — so-called ghost guns — have rightly alarmed leading gun safety groups and law enforcement officials.
+Credit for this dangerous scenario — in which getting an AR-15-style rifle is just a matter of a few computer clicks — goes to the Trump administration for its inexplicable decision to settle a lawsuit it was on the verge of winning.
+The case involves Cody Wilson, founder of Defense Distributed, who sued the government in 2015 after the State Department under the Obama administration made him take down do-it-yourself gunmaking blueprints he had posted online, saying they violated export regulations governing military hardware and technology.
+Mr. Wilson, an avowed anarchist who hopes for a world in which governments can’t stop individuals from getting guns, claimed his First Amendment right to free speech was being violated.
+But he lost at every stage of litigation, including a refusal by the Supreme Court to review a decision that the code could not be published during the course of the lawsuit.
+So it was stunning — but not surprising, given this administration’s worship at the altar of gun rights — that the State Department elected last month to quietly settle the case.
+In addition to signing off on the public release of the 3-D printing tutorials, the State Department also agreed to pay nearly $40,000 of Mr. Wilson’s legal fees.
+The Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence has filed a Freedom of Information Act request to find out how this senseless decision was reached, and whether groups such as the National Rifle Association were involved.
+It, along with Everytown for Gun Safety and Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, tried unsuccessfully Friday to get a federal court in Texas to block what it called a “troubling” and “dangerous” settlement.
+Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was pressed about the issue Wednesday during his appearance before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
+“Why on earth would the Trump administration make it easier for terrorists and gunmen to produce undetectable plastic guns?” asked Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.).
+Mr. Pompeo promised to “take a look at it.”
+That’s not enough.
+Ghost guns are already a problem; they are used not just by lone shooters but as part of criminal enterprises.
+Releasing instructions for their manufacture, which now only circulate on the dark Web, will lead directly to the loss of more innocent lives.
+The administration should stop the State Department from going ahead with this foolhardy move, and Congress should act to plug the loopholes that these guns are designed to take advantage of.
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+The Remnant Newspaper
+
+The unmasking of McCarrick exposed the pervasive prelate coverup of homosexual sexual predation in the American Catholic Church.
+These swarmy power brokers have colluded far too long at the tragic expense of innocent boys and seminarians.
+For 60 years, Ted McCarrick roamed the halls of seminaries, harassing, raping, and assaulting young males around the world.
+His brother bishops all knew and they all stayed silent.
+How fortuitous and revelatory that McCarrick, the Molester would divulge his personal role in the pre-Conclave lobbying effort to elect Jorge Bergoglio as Pope.
+The notorious lavender mafia anxiously sought a simpatico Pope to advance its reformist homosexual agenda.
+Bergoglio was their man.
+The now well known McCarrick Villanova Speech on October 13, 2013 where he relayed the story about a prominent Italian man who met with McCarrick to ask him to lobby for the election of Bergoglio to the papacy.
+In light of the McCarrick scandal, the conversation takes on new meaning...
+McCarrick described the conversation with the Influential Roman:
+“Before we went into the General Congregation, a very interesting and influential Italian gentleman came to see me at the Seminary (where else?)
+where I was staying.
+We sat down and he’s a very brilliant man, very influential in Rome and said he had a favor to ask of me back home in the U.S., but then he said:”
+Influential Roman: What about Bergoglio?
+Molester McCarrick: I was surprised and said, What about Bergoglio?
+Influential Roman: Does he have a chance?
+Molester McCarrick: I don’t think so.
+No one has mentioned his name.
+He isn’t on anyone’s mind.
+Influential Roman: He could do it you know.
+Molester McCarrick: What could he do?
+Influential Roman: He could reform the Church.
+If you gave him 5 years, he could get us back on target.
+He’s 76.
+If he had 5 years—the Lord working through him, he could make the Church over again.
+Molester McCarrick: That’s interesting.
+Influential Roman: I know you are his friend.
+Molester McCarrick: I hope I am.
+Influential Roman: Talk him up.
+Molester McCarrick'll vouch for ya, Francis!
+#bromance
+And talk him up, McCarrick the Molester did!
+Oh, the irony!
+That the most prolific serial predator Cardinal would divulge the pre-Conclave Bergoglio plot to “reform the Church.” Now we know what “reform the Church” looks like in the Bergoglian papacy.
+Yes, the clever and tyrannical Bergoglio, through his manipulation of synods, footnotes, exhortations, personal phone calls, airplane pressers, and correspondence has nearly completed his task of modernizing the Roman Catholic Church in the past 5 years.
+The rallying cry for his homosexual modern agenda was sounded in his July 29, 2013 airplane presser.
+Who am I to judge set the tone for merciful embrace of homosexual priests.
+After 5 long years, his unrelenting mercy mantra seemingly extends only to homosexual clerics, not to the laity or clergy victims who protest the cover ups by prelates.
+Francis’ wink and nod to the homosexual lifestyle landed him on the cover of the Advocate, the gay magazine, as its Man of the Year.
+He lapped up the accolades from the secular culture and main stream media.
+Yet, fame is and predation is unrelenting, even for Popes.
+In the words of Queen Elizabeth, this year has been annus horribilis for Francis.
+Excuse the gay slang pun but, the chickens have come home to roost.
+The cascading revelations of papal sex scandals are toppling the barque of Peter.
+Will Catholic laity pay attention and take action?
+The McCarrick scandal created an earthquake in the Catholic Church with aftershocks that will last for years.
+The timing is eerily propitious and providential based on the 5 year deadline.
+Will the laity step up and reclaim our hijacked Catholic Church?
+This critical time in the history of the Catholic Church demands that the laity step forward to protect the Church, its children and seminarians from predators.
+We must close ranks before another precious child is exploited, a holy seminarian is violated, or another homosexual orgy is covered up at the Vatican.
+The first order of business is to scuttle the upcoming October Synod on Young People, the Faith, and Vocational Discernment.
+Remember that influential Roman gentleman friend of McCarrick who said that Bergoglio could reform the Church in 5 years?
+Bergoglio’s upcoming Synod on Young People will serve as the culminating vehicle for the 5 year modernist reform of the St. Gallen Mafia.
+This Synod is designed to exploit the youth, like they’ve been doing for the last 60 years.
+If it weren’t so infuriating, it would be laughable that following the McCarrick scandal of sexual predation of young males and seminarians, by a Cardinal, and covered up by Bishops, the Catholic Church would host a Synod of Bishops on the topic of young people and vocations!
+Furthermore, this nightmare of a “sinod" is inviting youth from ages 16-29 to mingle with the Bishops to discuss the Church, faith and vocations.
+Are you thoroughly disgusted by this farce?
+The Bishops have proven that they cannot be trusted to protect young people and seminarians from predators.
+The ever growing global list of Bishops and Cardinals that have preyed on /and or covered up the sexual abuse of minors and seminarians over the last 60 years continues to enrage the laity.
+We are no longer Shocked, just fed up.
+Let’s start with the Cardinal who will lead the upcoming Synod, none other than Cardinal Kevin Farrell, Prefect of the Dicastery for Laity, Family and Life.
+As the DC roommate and protege of Ted McCarrick, Farrell so respected McCarrick, the Molester, that he fashioned his Coat of Arms as a tribute to Uncle Ted.
+Farrell’s pathetic and laughable defense “I never knew anything about McCarrick” video highlights the continuing conspiracy of denial by the U.S. Catholic hierarchy.
+Undoubtedly, Farrell as the head of this Synod chose his dear friend gay friendly, Fr.
+James Martin, S.J.
+to keynote the Synod.
+Farrell’s graciously offers notorious praise for Martin’s new book, Building a Bridge (to hell, ed.)
+exposes his obvious underlying homosexual agenda and aura of the upcoming Synod:
+“A welcome and much-needed book that will help bishops, priests, pastoral associates, and all church leaders more compassionately minister to the LGBT community.
+It will also help LGBT Catholics feel more at home in what is, after all, their church.”
+What merciful praise for Martin’s book, Cardinal Farrell!
+Contrary to the theme of mercy and compassion to LGBTs, it appears that your mentor, McCarrick set out to groom and grow an LGBT community.
+Clearly, you and Fr.
+Martin have much in common since you both claimed you were “shocked” by the McCarrick allegations.
+Explain to Catholics why would you headline a homosexual affirming speaker at a Synod for youth and seminarians?
+In case you haven’t been reading the McCarrick headlines or noticing the plunging mass attendance and collections, Catholics don’t trust their boys around priests and are furious that their seminarians are subjected to unrelenting homosexual sexual harassment.
+McCarrick is the last straw.
+All credibility is lost.
+The October Synod is yet another example of Church leaders exploiting Catholic youth for their own personal power agenda and selfish motives.
+Bergoglio’s five year plan is nearly complete.
+Catholics must shed their trust and naivety in the papacy and bishops’ conference.
+Dare, if you will, to read the thrill, the excitement and anticipated results of the Synod in the radical New Ways Gay Catholic Ministry article, entitled, Youth Synod Document shows Vatican evolution on LGBT Topics.
+The article highlights the New Ways excitement over the shift in the Vatican approach to the LGBT issues at the Synod:
+“Another significant development is the acknowledgement that LGBT people have a desire to be part of the church.
+In one section, the document states: “some LGBT youth … wish to benefit from greater closeness and experience greater care from the Church.” “This acknowledgement is a welcome change from the hierarchy’s traditional rhetoric that suggests LGBT people are opposed to religion.
+As New Ways Ministry knows from over 40 years of pastoral work with the LGBT community, LGBT Catholics have a deep spirituality, often forged by remarkable journeys overcoming rejection, alienation, and marginalization.
+LGBT Catholics have stayed a part of the church, despite statements and actions which have offended and hurt them.”
+The New Ways article highlights the efforts of Cardinal Kevin Farrell and his Vatican cronies to promote the LGBT agenda for the upcoming Synod:
+“A third development is that the document shows that Vatican officials paid attention to concerns about LGBT issues which were raised by youth at a pre-synod meeting in Rome during March of this year, and also from youth around the world who made their views known to the Vatican online.”
+And what of the infamous Instrumentum Laboris, drafted by the crafty Cardinal Baldisseri, Secretary General of the Synod of Bishops, noteworthy of the infamous First Synod on the Family?
+Known for his manipulative polls and magical modernistic results, Baldisseri infamously stated that “dogma has its own evolution.” Baldisseri stayed true to his modernist form and agenda and to the delight of the New Ways Ministry, he announced at the Vatican press conference that his office is using for the first time ever the LGBT acronym to refer to gay people in a spirit of inclusion.
+Lest there be any doubt about the secret agenda and outcome of this Synod, Cardinal Baldisseri raises the exclusion rainbow flag.
+Baldisseri notes that the upcoming Synod is to “make the entire Church aware of its important mission to accompany every young person, none excluded.”
+This papacy is awash in the prissy, pop psycho speak, jargon of accompaniment, listening, and dialogue dazzling the media with empty tropes and luring the uncatechized into its globalist mantra of one world new age religion.
+Not surprisingly, Baldisseri never once mentions that dreaded word, dogma in the Instrumentum Laboris, but effuses about accompaniment 136 times!
+This doltish and dimwitted document wreaks of psycho babble, insults the intelligence of young people, and will destroy the future of the Church.
+Welcome to the dumbing down of the Catholic Faith by the St. Gallen Mafia and their don, Jorge Bergoglio.
+This Synod will exploit the youth and seminarians, just like Ted McCarrick.
+The handwriting is all over the 37 foot Vatican wall.
+The time to take a stand against this radical hijacking of Holy Mother Church is now.
+Expose and rout every last predator.
+Purge every homosexual from its clerical ranks.
+#StopTheSynod.
+It has all the markings of a Gay Pride Rally.
+__________________________________________
+Elizabeth Yore is an attorney and international child rights advocate who has investigated clergy sex abuse cases.
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+Trump To Jeff Sessions: Put An End to Russia Probe - Prosecutors Doing Mueller’s ‘Dirty Work Are A Disgrace’ To America
+
+Finally.
+President Donald Trump took to Twitter Wednesday to call on his Attorney General Jeff Sessions to shut down special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
+Sessions is a weak sister.
+He has to go.
+This leftwing witch hunt has been ongoing since day one of Trump’s presidency in order to impair and impede his ability to get the job done.
+It’s a stealth coup.
+Sessions is a weak sister.
+He has to go.
+BREAKING NEWS: TRUMP TELLS JEFF SESSIONS TO PUT AN END TO RUSSIA PROBE AS HE CLAIMS PROSECUTORS DOING MUELLER’S ‘DIRTY WORK ARE A DISGRACE’ TO AMERICA
+White House WON’T say if Trump will order Jeff Sessions to fire Robert Mueller
+But the president tweeted Wednesday that Sessions should end Mueller’s probe
+Sessions recused himself from Russia-election-meddling matters in March 2017
+That led to Mueller’s appointment as an outside investigator, not loyal to Trump
+New tension comes as former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort goes on trial, facing unrelated financial-crime charges, with Mueller’s team prosecuting him
+Donald Trump has ratcheted up his pressure on Attorney General Jeff Sessions, saying in a tweet that the Attorney General of the United States should step in and put an end to Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s long-running Russia probe
+‘Attorney General Jeff Sessions should stop this Rigged Witch Hunt right now,’ the president tweeted.
+‘Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 17 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA!’
+The White House ignored a Wednesday Wednesday about whether Trump will push the envelope further and order Sessions to fire Mueller.
+Trump’s mention of 17 prosecution lawyers is a reference to what he claims is an abundance of Democrats on Mueller’s staff.
+The special counsel himself is a Republican.
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+Sessions, who was a Trump campaign adviser and the first sitting senator to endorse his candidacy, recused himself from the Russia probe in March 2016 because he expected the campaign to be one focus of the investigation.
+That gave the reins to his deputy Rod Rosenstein, who later appointed Mueller.
+Trump has publicly criticized Sessions before, tweeting in June that the Mueller ‘witch hunt’ was only proceeding ‘because Jeff Sessions didn’t tell me he was going to recuse himself.’
+‘I would have quickly picked someone else.
+So much time and money wasted, so many lives ruined … and Sessions knew better than most that there was No Collusion’ with the Kremlin,’ he added.
+The new tensions between the president and the nation’s top law enforcer come as Mueller’s team is prosecuting former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort on money laundering, tax evasion and bank fraud charges.
+The allegations in that trial, which began Tuesday, are related to Manafort’s financial dealings long before he was involved in the 2016 election cycle.
+But firing Mueller would likely send a signal to Democrats that the White House is worried about potential blowback from a Manafort conviction just three months before the congressional midterm elections.
+Still, Trump went all-in with a new intensity on Wednesday, opening up on Mueller and his team with both barrels of his massive Twitter following.
+‘Russian Collusion with the Trump Campaign, one of the most successful in history, is a TOTAL HOAX,’ he wrote.
+‘The Democrats paid for the phony and discredited Dossier which was, along with Comey, McCabe, Strzok and his lover, the lovely Lisa Page, used to begin the Witch Hunt.
+Disgraceful!’
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+Trump calls on Sessions to stop Mueller’s Russia probe, raising specter of attempted obstruction
+
+WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump called on Attorney General Jeff Sessions to “stop this Rigged Witch Hunt right now,” opening the president to further complaints that he is trying to obstruct the investigation into Russia’s election interference and his campaign’s possible complicity.
+Trump is already reportedly under investigation for potential obstruction of the Russia probe led by special counsel Robert S. Mueller III.
+The tweet early Wednesday was the president’s most explicit post or statement to date seemingly aimed at getting his attorney general, the nation’s top law enforcement officer, to end the probe
+The tweet, along with several others Wednesday morning, accelerated the president’s attacks on the investigation, which he claims is tainted by bias.
+They were likely prompted by the start of the trial on Tuesday of Paul Manafort, Trump’s former campaign chairman, on 18 charges of tax evasion, bank fraud and conspiracy.
+“This is a terrible situation and Attorney General Jeff Sessions should stop this Rigged Witch Hunt right now, before it continues to stain our country any further.
+Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 17 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA!” Trump wrote.
+The president suggested in a subsequent tweet that Manafort was being treated worse than Al Capone, the notorious Prohibition-era Chicago gangster.
+“Where is the Russian Collusion?” Trump added.
+Trump’s tweets prompted Rep. Adam B. Schiff of California, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, to accuse the president of obstruction “hiding in plain sight.”
+“The President of the United States just called on his Attorney General to put an end to an investigation in which the President, his family and campaign may be implicated,” Schiff tweeted.
+“This is an attempt to obstruct justice hiding in plain sight.
+America must never accept it.”
+Although the White House has said that Trump’s tweets are official presidential statements, his lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani, responded to the latest one as he has before, by brushing off suggestions that Trump’s tweets could be used as evidence of obstruction.
+“The president was expressing his opinion on his favored medium for asserting his First Amendment right of free speech,” Giuliani said in an interview.
+“He said ‘should,’ not ‘must,’ and no presidential order was issued or will be.”
+He said he spoke with Trump to make sure that the president wasn’t actually issuing an order.
+“I talked to him about it to make sure he was on the same page as we are,” Giuliani said, and the president indicated he was not ordering Sessions to act.
+On Sunday, Giuliani told CBS’ “Face the Nation”: “Obstruction by tweet is not something I think works real well.
+Generally obstruction is secret, it’s clandestine, it’s corrupt.”
+Giuliani added, “I’ve looked at all those tweets and they don’t amount to anything.”
+For months, Trump’s lawyers also have argued that it’s impossible for the president to obstruct justice because his constitutional authority extends over the Justice Department.
+That power allows him to direct officials where to focus their resources or to fire them when he chooses, as Trump did when removing James B. Comey as FBI director last year.
+That firing, however, led to Mueller’s appointment as special counsel.
+Wednesday’s tweet was a reminder of Trump’s unabated anger at Sessions, who recused himself from overseeing the Russia investigation on March 2, 2017 — as members of both parties and legal experts have contended that he should.
+Sessions pointed to Justice Department regulations to explain that, as one of Trump’s earliest and most active supporters, he shouldn’t participate in the investigation of the Trump campaign.
+He announced the decision after controversy over his own undisclosed contacts, both during the campaign and the post-election transition, with the Russian ambassador at the time, Sergey Kislyak.
+Two months ago, Trump tweeted that he should have chosen a different person as attorney general who wouldn’t have needed to recuse himself.
+“I wish I did!” he wrote.
+In his tweets, Trump also quoted criticism of the investigation from Alan Dershowitz, a Harvard Law School professor who frequently defends Trump on television.
+In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Dershowitz said he does not believe Sessions has the authority to end the probe.
+“You can’t be both recused and making decisions about the investigation,” he said.
+But Dershowitz also cast doubt on whether Trump’s tweets can be seen as an act of obstruction.
+“You cannot obstruct justice by openly exercising your First Amendment rights and openly criticizing a prosecution, whether you’re right or wrong,” he said.
+“Obstruction of justice is generally committed behind the scenes, so I think both sides are a little overwrought here.”
+Stephen Vladeck, a University of Texas law professor, agreed that Sessions cannot stop the Russia investigation given that he recused himself.
+“The president, intentionally or not, is misdirecting his ire,” Vladeck said.
+If Trump wanted to use his power to end the probe, he would have to give the order to Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general supervising the Mueller team’s work, and fire Rosenstein if he does not comply, according to Vladeck.
+Trump could also try to replace Sessions as attorney general with someone who does not have a conflict of interest from the campaign, allowing that person to relieve Rosenstein of the responsibility to oversee Mueller, Vladeck said.
+— Noah Bierman and Chris Megerian
+Los Angeles Times
+———
+©2018 Los Angeles Times, Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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+Catholic bishop purges the names of his predecessors from church buildings for failing to protect children
+
+On Wednesday, Bishop Ronald Gainer of the Catholic diocese of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, ordered that the names of all previous Harrisburg bishops from the past seven decades be removed from church buildings and rooms, because they collectively failed to protect children from dozens of predators priests and other Catholic leaders.
+No other Catholic prelate has conducted such a blanket purge of his predecessors' legacies, The New York Times reports.
+© Claudio Reyes/AFP/Getty Images Catholic Church deals with sex abuse fallout
+At the same time, Gainer released the names of 71 clergy and seminarians who've been credibly accused of sexual misconduct involving children dating back to 1947, apologized on behalf of the diocese and himself, waived any confidentiality agreements abuse survivors may have signed in legal settlements with the diocese, and released new guidelines for protecting children in the church.
+Grainer said he wanted to release the list of accused predators earlier but was asked to wait until a state grand jury inquiry into abuse in six Pennsylvania Catholic diocese, including Harrisburg, was complete.
+A spokesman for Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro, who ordered the two-year investigation of Catholic sex abuse, said the Harrisburg diocese had pushed to end the grand jury investigation last year.
+The grand jury's findings, including allegations against more than 300 priests accused of sexual abuse dating back to 1947, will likely be released this month after the state Supreme Court gave the green light.
+The Catholic Church is already reeling over the revelations that former Washington Archbishop Theodore McCormick, who resigned as a cardinal over the weekend after being sanctioned by Pope Francis, has been credibly accused of sexually abusing at least two boys decades ago.
+McCarrick, 88, faces a trial at the Vatican and has been barred from saying public Mass.
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+54 Years Ago Today: Government & Media Created & Spread ‘Fake News’ to Start Vietnam War
+
+If you are to believe the official story, one of America’s deadliest wars in history, Vietnam, was started after the United States had been attacked in the Gulf of Tonkin in the South China Sea.
+However, over the past 54 years, a deluge of information and government officials have come forward showing that most everything the government and the media told Americans about the Gulf of Tonkin was a lie.
+Often, the American mainstream media becomes a de facto government employee, taking the claims of U.S. officials and reporting them as proven fact — and nothing exemplifies this penchant better than reporting on the Gulf of Tonkin incident — perhaps one of most flagrant lies ever dreamed up as a justification for war.
+According to the widely discredited official story, on August 2, 1964, the destroyer USS Maddox, while performing a signals intelligence patrol as part of DESOTO operations, was pursued by three North Vietnamese Navy torpedo boats of the 135th Torpedo Squadron.
+The North Vietnamese torpedo boats then attacked with torpedoes and machine gun fire.
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+Two days later, according to the official story, on August 4, 1962, the NSA reported that a second Gulf of Tonkin incident occurred and US ships were attacked once again.
+The next day, without question, on August 5, 1964, the New York Times reported “President Johnson has ordered retaliatory action against gunboats and ‘certain supporting facilities in North Vietnam’ after renewed attacks against American destroyers in the Gulf of Tonkin.” Additional outlets, such as the Washington Post, echoed this claim.
+The outcome of these two incidents was the passage by Congress of the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, which granted then-President Lyndon B. Johnson the authority to assist any Southeast Asian country whose government was considered to be jeopardized by “communist aggression.” The resolution served as Johnson’s legal justification for deploying U.S. conventional forces and the commencement of open warfare against North Vietnam.
+As a result, 58,177 Americans would lose their lives.
+Additionally, over one million North and South Vietnamese, including 627,000 civilians would be slaughtered.
+But it wasn’t true.
+At all.
+In fact, the Gulf of Tonkin incident, as it became known, turned out to be a fictitious creation courtesy of the government to escalate war in Vietnam — leading to the deaths of tens of thousands of U.S. troops and millions of Vietnamese, fomenting the largest anti-war movement in American history, and tarnishing the reputation of a nation once considered at least somewhat noble in the eyes of the world.
+The truth of the matter was that the Maddox was engaged in an aggressive intelligence gathering operation working hand in hand in coordinated attacks on North Vietnam by the South Vietnamese navy and the Laotian air force.
+When the government announced that it had been the victim of an unprovoked attack—this was a lie.
+In the 2003 documentary The Fog of War , the former United States Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara admitted that the August 4 Gulf of Tonkin attack never happened.
+In 1995, McNamara met with former Vietnam People’s Army General Võ Nguyên Giáp to ask what happened on August 4, 1964 in the second Gulf of Tonkin Incident.
+“Absolutely nothing”, Giáp replied.
+Giáp claimed that the attack had been imaginary.
+In 2010, more than 1,100 transcripts from the Vietnam era were released, proving Congress and officials raised serious doubts about the information fed to them by the Pentagon and White House.
+But while this internal grumbling took place, mainstream media dutifully reported official statements as if the veracity of the information couldn’t be disputed.
+Tom Wells, author of the exhaustive exposé “The War Within: America’s Battle Over Vietnam ,” explained the media egregiously erred in “almost exclusive reliance on U.S. government officials as sources of information” and “reluctance to question official pronouncements on ‘national security issues.’”
+If due diligence had been performed, and reporters had raised appropriate doubts about the Gulf of Tonkin false flag, it’s arguable whether support for the contentious war would have lasted as long as it did and over a million lives would’ve been saved.
+Now, retired military officials—who pay attention to history—are even warning about more staged events to pull us into war.
+“I think the president needs to watch carefully for the potential for something like the Gulf of Tonkin incident,” Col. Macgregor said.
+“Many of your viewers may not remember that it never happened and we could very well be treated to something like that in the Gulf.
+We should watch for that, and this is an example of President Trump’s comments on fake news, he should not be sabotaged by fake news.”
+Indeed, as TFTP has reported at length, nearly all wars in US history have been started over false information.
+To see a full list of our data, you can click this link.
+Article posted with permission from The Free Thought Project
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+The Death Penalty, Instituted by God Himself (The Biblical Basis for Catholic Teaching on Capital Punishment)
+
+TO ARGUE AGAINST THE DEATH PENALTY is to contend with constituted reality.
+Ever since Adam and Eve committed the Original Sin, every living creature is subject to it.
+Every one of us is born on Death Row and lives out his allotted lifespan in its shadow without hope of reprieve.
+God made that clear when He told Adam that “in what day soever” he preferred his own will above his Creator’s, “thou shalt die the death,” condemning him sooner or later to “return to the earth out of which thou wast taken: for dust thou art, and to dust thou shalt return” (Gen. 3:19).
+In other words, there has always been a death penalty.
+God instituted it, and He was the first to impose it, embedding it in the very fabric of natural law.
+When Cain took it upon himself to inflict death on his brother Abel “in the field,” he soon learned that God furthermore reserved the exercise of this right to himself alone.
+Cain is told, “What hast thou done?
+The voice of thy brother’s blood crieth to me from the earth,” and God curses him for his presumption by dooming him to homelessness and unproductive labor.
+When Cain complains that being a “vagabond .
+.
+.
+on the earth, every one therefore that findeth me, shall kill me,” God laid down that “whoever shall kill Cain shall be punished sevenfold,” setting a mysterious identifying mark on him to protect him from the vengeance of others.
+The Fifth Commandment later delivered to Moses, “Thou shalt not kill,” therefore dates from adamic times, when it operated as God’s exclusive prerogative, allowing no exceptions.
+
+Although men certainly continued to kill one another in a society which in fact became so wicked "that all the thought of their heart was bent upon evil at all times," they did so as murderers, outside God's law without legal right.
+Only after the Flood, when Noah and his sons set about repopulating the earth, did God delegate to human society His exclusive authority to impose the death penalty for just cause.
+He told Noah, “For I will require the blood of your lives at the hand of every beast, and at the hand of man, at the hand of every man, and of his brother, will I require the life of man.
+Whosoever shall shed man’s blood, his blood shall be shed: for man was made to the image of God.” In other words, from that point in history lawful killing in atonement for taking the life of another is sanctioned by God.
+
+After the great theophany on Sinai, Moses codified the death penalty as part of the old law of talion, which in strict justice required “life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot” (Deut.
+19:21).
+The supreme penalty was imposed not only for murder, but for many other serious offenses: for adultery, rape, sodomy, kidnapping, for striking or cursing parents, for sacrificing a child to Moloch.
+Idolatry, fortune-telling, acting as a medium, preaching apostasy or attempting in any way to entice another from the faith were also punishable by death, as was blasphemy, an offense considered so heinous that the Law specified, “He that blasphemeth the name of the Lord, dying let him die: all the multitude shall stone him, whether he be a native or a stranger” (Lev.
+24:16).
+Death was also decreed for refusing to accept the decision of the priests in a legal case, and an incorrigible son could be put to death on the testimony of his parents before the proper court.
+
+A priest’s daughter convicted of fornication was burned to death (Lev.
+21:9), but usually the sentence was carried out by stoning, in which the whole community took part as evidence that no private parties were authorized to execute a criminal, but only society as a whole, after due judgment.
+Everyone was furthermore responsible for the atonement due to God for a crime whose evil consequences would otherwise have affected them all: “The hands of the witnesses shall be first upon him to kill him, and afterwards the hands of the rest of the people; that thou mayest take away the evil out of the midst of thee” (Deut.
+17:7).
+The Law read, “Defile not the land of your habitation which is stained with the blood of the innocent: neither can it otherwise be expiated, but by his blood that hath shed the blood of another” (Num.
+35:33).
+
+In order to emphasize the fact that it is God, and not man, who is always the principal party to be avenged, provision was made for a heifer to be killed as propitiation in the case of an unsolved murder whose perpetrator could not be found (Deut.
+20:1-9).
+After all, it is not the injury to relatives or any other human consideration that makes homicide the serious sin that it is, but as God Himself pointed out to Noah, it is the fact that “man was made to the image of God” that makes an assault on him tantamount to an assault on God.
+It is therefore to God, and not to His creatures that reparation is primarily due.
+This point was brought out by Pope Pius XII in an address to Italian Catholic jurists on May 12, 1954, when he said:
+A penalty is the reaction required by law and justice in response to a fault: penalty and fault are action and reaction.
+Order violated by a culpable act demands the reintegration and re-establishment of the disturbed equilibrium .
+.
+.
+.
+A word must be said on the full meaning of penalty.
+Most of the modern theories of penal law explain penalty and justify it in the final analysis as a means of protection, that is, defense of the community against criminal undertakings, and at the same time an attempt to bring the offender to observance of the law.
+In those theories, the penalty can include sanctions such as the diminution of some goods guaranteed by law, so as to teach the guilty to live honestly, but those theories fail to consider the expiation of the crime committed, which penalizes the violation of the law as the prime function of penalty .
+.
+.
+.
+In the metaphysical order, penalty is a consequence of dependence on the supreme will, dependence which exists in the deepest recesses of created being.
+If it is ever necessary to hold back the revolt of the free being and re-establish the violated law, it is when that is required by the supreme Judge and supreme Justice.
+Today the death penalty is imposed ever more rarely, even in cases of proven premeditated murder.
+Despite the fact that it was instituted by God Himself, growing numbers of Catholics actually consider it immoral.
+John Paul II, stopping just short of declaring it wrong in principle, has declared that it should be imposed very seldom, if ever.
+But doesn’t admitting the penalty in principle demand that it be put into practice?
+In the U.S., following the lead of the late Cardinal Bernardin of Chicago and like minded prelates won to the new man-centered conciliar religion, the faithful are beginning to equate abortion, nuclear war and capital punishment as common “threats to the sacredness of human life” without any reference whatever to the innocence or guilt involved.
+If they are aware that the Church has upheld from Apostolic times the right to use force in self-defense, to kill in a just war and to inflict the death penalty on those duly judged guilty of serious crime, they now apparently subscribe to the notion propagated by Dei Verbum at the Second Vatican Council that the unchanging Catholic “tradition which comes from the Apostles” actually “develops in the Church” and keeps pace with changing times (II,8).
+
+The circumstances pertaining to our day would therefore dictate a reassessment of the death penalty, which the new man-centered theology insists on viewing almost exclusively from the standpoint of the criminal and human society rather than from God’s.
+At the same time, there is more and more discussion about society’s responsibility for having produced criminals in the first place, together with our moral obligation to rehabilitate them rather than to wreak what is now considered a form of fruitless, guilty “vengeance” on them.
+The idea that man is by nature good and perfectible is allowed to override all documented evidence that hardened criminals are in fact almost impossible to rehabilitate and that those handed life sentences rarely repent of their wrongdoing.
+
+According to one widely held opinion, the death penalty has proved to be no effective deterrent to crime in any case, and should be discarded as impractical.
+What proof of this can possibly be offered?
+How can we know?
+Deterrence from evil is not the primary purpose of meting out punishment in any case, yet Scripture attests to deterrence as an important side effect of any penalty.
+To a man proven to have given false witness against another, Deuteronomy laid down, “They shall render to him as he meant to do to his brother.
+.
+.
+that others hearing may fear and may not dare to do such things.
+Thou shalt not pity him, but shalt require life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot” (Deut.
+19:19-21).
+And the Preacher notes that when “sentence is not speedily pronounced against the evil, the children of men commit evils without any fear” (Eccles.
+8:11).
+
+To illustrate how shallow Catholic thinking on the death penalty has become and how far it has deviated from the age-old doctrine of the Church, a priest of a presumably traditional Catholic Fraternity writes in answer to a query addressed to him on the subject by saying:
+The death penalty is based on the common teachings of theologians, but is not itself a declared dogma.
+Therefore it is not permissible to call those who hold it is, immoral heretics.
+To approach this as a dogmatic teaching is imprudent.
+Those who argue for its abolition do not necessarily put society in danger considering possibilities of penal systems.
+Those, however, who maintain its continued use often see it more as a tool for revenge.
+Please consider that in anger and tragedy, the desire for revenge usually overrides reason and an honest answering of the question “must this person’s life be taken to preserve society?” The desire for swift and firm convictions has sent many to death who never deserved such a punishment, nor was such a punishment truly necessary for the safety of society.
+I do not believe the death penalty is necessary in 90 percent of the cases where it is applied.
+Thus to call for a moratorium .
+.
+.
+is not unjust or incorrect.
+That the death penalty can become an instrument of revenge, and that unjust sentences are sometimes handed down can be dismissed as irrelevant to the argument.
+Given the fallen human condition, such injustices are bound to occur in any judicial system, and everyone agrees that they should be ruthlessly remedied.
+What is not irrelevant is that the author of the letter falls headlong into the very error Pius XII warns against.
+Considering the physical safety of society as the only real reason for executing a criminal, he feels the death penalty can now be safely discarded, allegedly on the grounds that we now have at our disposal many better ways of protecting people from him.
+That the penalty is due primarily as expiation to God in justice, and only secondarily to man has been lost sight of altogether.
+The supernatural dimension of the punishment as an agent for the spiritual good of both society and the criminal is furthermore not only not addressed, but treated as non-existent.
+This first appeared in The Remnant nearly 20 years ago.
+Isn't it time to subscribe to the 'paper of record' for the traditional Catholic counterrevolution?
+
+The source of this kind of materialistic thinking in the Church is not hard to trace.
+According to statistics published in the National Review for September 16, 1983, out of 9,140 murders committed in the U.S. in 1960 just before the Council, 56 persons were executed.
+In 1965, the year the Council closed, although the tally of murders had risen to 9,850, only 7 were executed.
+In the decade from 1967 to 1977 a moratorium was declared during which not one single execution took place.
+At its close the number of murders had more than doubled, and in any six month period, more Americans were being murdered than those executed during the whole course of the century.
+At this point, although the murder rate has continued to rise dramatically, executions continue to be rare.
+Many nations, notably England, France, Sweden, South Africa and our neighbors Canada and Mexico, have abolished the death penalty altogether.
+Whether or not the U. S. will follow suit and outlaw it nationally still remains to be seen.
+
+What leaps to the eye from the mounting statistics is that decline in the exercise of the death penalty has kept close pace with decline in the Faith and church attendance.
+It is sober fact that death sentences were liberally handed out in the heyday of Christendom, when the Faith was strong and governments legislated with an eye to the spiritual welfare of citizens whose sights were primarily on future bliss in heaven.
+In modern times, which find the Church strictly separated from the state on principle and denied any active part in civil government, secularism has become the state religion, directing legislation exclusively to temporal objectives.
+It is only to be expected that materialists—for whom the immortal soul does not exist and who believe that this present life of the senses on earth is the only one man has—should be reluctant to punish anyone by killing him.
+In their eyes this means total extinction, a penalty certainly in excess of any transgression of which he may be guilty.
+
+Not even God completely obliterates a human existence, not even for the most odious sins, for He made the human soul immortal and hell eternal.
+(It might be argued, however, that if the criminal is thought to have to have totally terminated his victim, why not do the same to him?)
+In the days of Christendom, condemned criminals were given every opportunity to make their peace with God, in many cases the date of execution being delayed in order to accomplish this purpose.
+Justice was served, but not at the expense of charity, and there was no question of taking vengeance on the culprit.
+Nor was the idea of “rehabilitation” with possible re-entry into society ever entertained where crimes deserving death were concerned.
+It has been noted by prison chaplains in our century that swift execution in most cases leads to admission of guilt and sincere repentance, whereas those who receive life sentences or suffer long delays are likely to maintain their innocence in hopes of a parole and eventually die in their sins.
+
+As it is, the death penalty as administered by society must be viewed against the backdrop of divine revelation if it is to make any real sense.
+When Catholic society puts a man to death, it terminates only his temporal life on earth, catapulting him into eternity for his final judgment before almighty God.
+Suffering the penalty not only allows the criminal to render expiation to God and to society, but if accepted in Christ’s grace with due repentance, it preserves his soul from hell and eliminates much of his purgatory.
+If his contrition is perfect, it’s conceivable that he could go straight to heaven!
+In any case, neither he nor society is any longer burdened with the guilt of his wrongdoing.
+
+As Michel Martin pointed out in an article in Rome et d’Ailleurs for September-October 1983, “The truth is that the problem of the death penalty is insoluble except from a Christian point of view.” That it figured so prominently in Christian societies is due to the fact that, in the order of charity, atonement to God was sought above any atonement due to man, and the spiritual welfare of citizens above their physical well-being.
+Modern secularized society assumes that physical extinction is the worst thing that can happen to a human being, whereas the faith teaches that eternal damnation is incalculably worse.
+In the context of the faith, the importance of a man’s present short life on earth cannot be compared with his future endless existence in heaven.
++++
+As we have seen, the death penalty has a very long history.
+Dating from its institution by God in Eden to its delegation after the Flood to men who would wield it in God’s name, it has threaded its way without interruption through the fabric of human civilizations until these latter days.
+One might expect that after the Incarnation, when God became man and replaced the Old Testament’s law of talion based on strict justice with a new dispensation based on love and grace, the death penalty could be safely abolished as outmoded.
+Converts to the prevailing conciliar religion and its “New Pentecost” would in fact argue in this wise, perhaps citing the Council’s famous declaration in Gaudium et Spes that, “Thanks to the experience of past ages ...the nature of man himself is more clearly revealed and new roads to truth are opened,” and the world now has “a keener awareness of human dignity” ( 44, 73).
+
+Far from obliterating the death penalty, however, the Incarnation only laid bare its deepest significance, hidden from the beginning.
+As the new dispensation’s foremost theologian, St. Paul would declare, the old penalty remained very much in force: “Almost all things, according to the law, are cleansed with blood: and without the shedding of blood there is no remission.” It is still “appointed for men once to die, and after this the judgment” (Heb.
+9: 22,27), but now with the possibility of eternal bliss in heaven.
+This possibility is owed, furthermore, to a death by one of the cruelest means ever devised, unjustly inflicted on one supremely innocent Man who was God, in a miscarriage of human justice beyond any the world could ever have imagined.
+When God set the death penalty in Eden He pronounced it on Himself, to be carried out in the fullness of time through the malicious free wills of his own creatures.
+The Cross which was its instrument is the very sign of Christianity, the only means of salvation.
+
+Not even from the Cross did Christ decry the death penalty, either for himself or for the two thieves crucified with Him.
+It would continue to be dealt out to men by other men on earth, with only one significant change: Henceforth it would be administered under the authority of the glorified man who is Christ the King, as part and parcel of that universal power “in heaven and on earth” which He received from His Father (Matt.
+28:18) after His Resurrection.
+From that point on it is Christ who delegates the divine authority to punish by killing, and both Scripture and tradition testify that it is lawfully wielded by those to whom He entrusts the temporal sword in His Kingdom.
+As He told Pontius Pilate at the time of His trial, “Thou shouldst not have any power against me, unless it were given thee from above” (John 19:10).
+
+Pope Leo XIII re-affirmed this truth in Sapientiae Christianae in 1890, when he declared that “true and legitimate authority is devoid of sanction unless it proceed from God the supreme Ruler and Lord of all.
+The Almighty alone can commit power to a man over his fellow men.” Even though they may be unaware of the true source of their power, it is always the duty of legitimate authorities to ensure public order by punishing evil-doers, by death if appropriate.
+As St. Paul said:
+Therefore he that resisteth the power, resisteth the ordinance of God, and they that resist purchase to themselves eternal damnation.
+For rulers are not a terror to the good work, but to the evil.
+.
+.
+For he is the minister of God to thee for good.
+But if thou do that which is evil, fear: for he beareth not the sword in vain.
+For he is the minister of God: and avenger to execute wrath upon him that doth evil (Rom.
+13:2-4).
+Sufficient of itself to expiate every sin which the children of Adam could ever commit, the execution of the Man-God nevertheless did not abolish the penalty of death.
+It continues to be the wages of sin (Rom 6:23), and men must still submit to it sooner or later by forfeiting their lives, either willingly or unwillingly.
+A share in making restitution for sin was thus accorded to all of us, for although our Lord’s ignominious death removed from us the guilt of the original transgression through Baptism, it did not remove its effects.
+These were allowed to remain as restraints on men who, now raised to a new supernatural existence, were capable of committing incalculably more grievous sins than heretofore.
+As for the death penalty, it remains the inescapable consequence of our fallen nature and is of the highest utility in deterring us from following our hereditary inclination to evil.
+
+What Christ did was to sanctify the death penalty, transforming it into a sacrament of life for those who believe.
+As St. Paul declared, “Death is swallowed up in victory.
+O death, where is thy victory?
+O death, where is thy sting?.
+.
+.
+For by a man came death, and by a man the resurrection of the dead.
+And as in Adam all die, so also in Christ all shall be made alive” (1 Cor.
+15: 54-55; 21-22).
+The first of that numberless host of Christian martyrs who would be put to death by constituted authority for testifying to the truth, Christ commanded His disciples to “Follow me!” Inviting all to Calvary to “suffer under Pontius Pilate” with Him, He granted a meritorious share in accomplishing “the mystery which hath been hidden for ages and generations, but is now made manifest to his saints” to all who, like St. Paul, would “now rejoice in my sufferings for you and fill up those things which are wanting of the sufferings of Christ in my flesh, for his body which is the church.
+.
+.” (Col. 1:26, 24).
+
+Criminals put to death undergo a penalty no different from the one exacted from the most innocent amongst us.
+As with everyone else the moment of death ushers them either into heaven, hell or purgatory.
+The most that can be said is that their lives here on earth are shortened, and they must settle their accounts sooner than expected.
+This could be a great mercy for them as well as for society, both in terms of expiation and protection from any future crimes they might have perpetrated.
+The death penalty, from the first one imposed on man by God in the beginning in Eden, to the one imposed on God by man on that Good Friday in Jerusalem, on down to those still being imposed today, transcends human legislation.
+By divine decree it will perdure until the end of time, when “the former things are passed away.” Only then “death shall be no more, nor mourning, nor crying, nor sorrow shall be any more,” and not one minute sooner.
+(Apo.
+21:4).
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+Pilger Excoriates Media
+
+DB: John, what is the latest we know about how Julian Assange is being treated and his current state?
+John Pilger: His state of health is just about the same, as I understand it.
+He needs medical attention, the kind of treatment you get only in a hospital.
+But it has been made clear to him that if he attempts to go to a hospital he will not be given free passage and he will be arrested.
+Since he was arrested in 2010, Assange has not been charged with a single crime.
+His treatment amounts to the most unprecedented persecution.
+Julian could leave the embassy if his own government, the government of his homeland, Australia, applied legitimate diplomatic pressure on behalf of its citizen.
+We must ask ourselves why this hasn’t happened.
+My own feeling is that there is a great deal of collusion between the Australian, the British and the US governments–meant to close down WikiLeaks completely and/or deliver Julian Assange to the Americans.
+Recently the Australian foreign minister, Julie Bishop, traveled with senior officials to London and to Washington and raised the whole matter of Julian.
+But they raised it in a way that didn’t support the idea that a government should represent its citizens.
+These people listened to the more powerful governments.
+In Washington they met Mr. Pompeo, who refused to discuss Assange altogether.
+I think there is collusion which amounts to an attempt to try to do a deal with Assange whereby he might be allowed free passage of return to Australia if he shuts down WikiLeaks.
+I think that is very, very likely.
+As I understand Julian, this is something he would not even contemplate.
+But that might be one of the so-called “wretched deals” that are being offered Assange.
+Some very strange things are being said by senior members of these two governments.
+The new foreign secretary of the United Kingdom, Jeremy Hunt, said sarcastically that the British police would offer Julian “a warm welcome” when he came out, when he would face serious charges.
+There are no serious charges.
+He hasn’t been charged with anything.
+Special Ed: Voices fro... Dennis Bernstein Best Price: $2.49 Buy New $5.00 (as of 06:30 EDT - Details)
+Was Hunt referring to a deal which has already been done with the United States on extradition?
+I don’t know.
+But this is the milieu of machination around someone who has the right of natural justice concerning his freedom.
+Putting aside freedom of speech, the persecution of this man has been something that should horrify all free-thinking people.
+If it doesn’t horrify us, then we have surrendered something very valuable.
+DB: Among those who should be especially horrified are those of us in the journalistic community.
+John, I would like you to explain once again why Julian Assange is such a significant journalist, why so many journalistic institutions have collaborated with him based on the information he provided.
+We are talking about a publisher and reporter who has changed history.
+JP: Nothing in my time as a journalist has equaled the rise of WikiLeaks and its extraordinary impact on journalism.
+It is probably the only journalistic organization that has a 100% record of accuracy and authenticity!
+All of WikiLeaks’ revelations have been authentic.
+And it has been done “without fear or favor.” Although there has been a concentration on, say, the release of the Hillary Clinton/Podesta emails, or the Iraq and Afghan war logs, WikiLeaks has released information that people have a right to know across the spectrum.
+It has released something like 800,000 documents from Russia, and now WikiLeaks is accused of being an agent of Russia!
+WikiLeaks’ journalism has covered a universal space and that is the first time this has happened.
+In Tunisia, the release of WikiLeaks documents foretold the Arab Spring.
+The people at the forefront of the uprising in Tunisia credit WikiLeaks for informing them of what their repressive government was doing behind their backs.
+In Venezuela, WikiLeaks released cables which described in great detail how the United States intended to subvert the government of Hugo Chavez.
+Some of this was published in the mainstream media, when there was still a collaboration with WikiLeaks.
+The Clinton/Podesta emails, which appear to have made a number of people resentful, were published in the New York Times.
+These emails showed the close role that Hillary Clinton and the Clinton Foundation played in support of extreme jihadism in the Middle East.
+That was a very important piece of information for people to know and understand.
+By doing that, WikiLeaks performed an extraordinary public service, while at the same time making some very serious enemies.
+Randy Credico: People sometimes forget that, apart from being a journalist, Julian Assange is a human being.
+You have known him a long time.
+Could you give us a feel for the kind of person Julian Assange is?
+JP: Julian is a very principled individual.
+He feels very strongly about the moral basis of WikiLeaks.
+When he first put up WikiLeaks, he wrote that the whole idea of transparency, honoring people’s right to know, was the central aim of the website.
+He feels that very strongly.
+Any attempt to do a deal with Julian to shut down WikiLeaks will no doubt be resisted.
+As a person, Julian is an extremely interesting man.
+He is very well read.
+He studied physics.
+He has a very good sense of humor, and I have often laughed out loud with him about situations that others might consider too bleak to discuss.
+His black humor is a part of his survival kit.
+Obviously, he is incredibly resilient.
+Personally, I could never endure what he has, especially in recent years.
+But this comes with a cost and his health is continuing to deteriorate.
+Those close to him are extremely worried.
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+In a letter to the Australian prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, Julian’s father, John Shipton, wrote: “I ask the prime minister to do all within his power to return Julian home before Julian’s situation becomes an irreversible tragedy.” That is why this is such an urgent case of justice toward a single human being as well as a case of a journalistic organization’s right to function and our right to have the information it provides.
+Only seven years ago, the current prime minister said that when an Australian citizen is threatened in this way the prime minister should respond.
+That was Turnbull before he became prime minister.
+Now the government is playing its usual role of being the fifty-first state of the United States.
+It is a true disgrace.
+RC: What about Theresa May and the British government?
+Are they getting pressure from the United States or are there internal reasons why they want to keep Julian Assange quiet?
+JP: Everything comes down to the relationship with the United States.
+Australia has an almost totally servile relationship with America, in which its national security structure, much of its academic life and certainly much of its media is integrated into the US system.
+That is not entirely the case in Britain.
+Since the loss of its empire after the Second World War, Britain has been eager to play a secondary role to the new imperial power.
+In many parts of the world, Britain is still the biggest corporate investor.
+But it does move in lockstep with the US on much of its foreign policy.
+It is interesting to see the corruption that this kind of relationship produces.
+Information has come out that the Crown Prosecution Service tried to prevent the Swedes from giving up the case against Julian on bogus sexual assault charges.
+The pressure was on from London to keep it going.
+Julian is also seen as defying a system and that is just not acceptable.
+There is a real element of vindictiveness here.
+The Crown Prosecution Service kept this case going when otherwise the European warrant put out by the Swedes would have been abandoned in 2013.
+When Julian came up to a bail hearing last year, it was an absolute disgrace.
+The judge described Julian’s circumstances as if he were on some sort of extended vacation.
+What didn’t emerge was the whole conflict of interest in this hearing.
+The judge’s husband is a figure deep within the national security establishment in Britain who was named in WikiLeaks documents.
+Because there is no serious media examining the whole WikiLeaks witch hunt, virtually none of this emerges.
+DB: The corporate press has a major responsibility if Julian Assange goes down, don’t you agree?
+JP: As you know, Dennis, governments do respond to pressure from powerful media interests.
+It rarely happens but when it does governments do change their tune.
+There has been no pressure from media in the United States, Britain, Australia or pretty much anywhere except in programs like yours outside the mainstream.
+You are absolutely right in that the responsibility of journalists for what has happened to Julian Assange and what might happen to WikiLeaks is undeniable.
+I was looking this morning at a report by Media Lens in Britain describing how the British press has reported on Julian Assange.
+It describes the tsunami of vindictive personal abuse that has been heaped upon Julian from well-known journalists, many claiming liberal credentials.
+The Guardian, which used to consider itself the most enlightened newspaper in the country, has probably been the worst.
+The frontal attacks have been coming not from governments but from journalists.
+I described this recently as “Vichy journalism,” a term which now fits so much of the mainstream media.
+It collaborates in the same way that the Vichy government in France collaborated with the Nazis.
+The WikiLeaks Files: T... WikiLeaks Best Price: $2.75 Buy New $7.00 (as of 12:00 EDT - Details) There used to be spaces within the so-called mainstream for unbiased discussion, for the airing of real grievances and injustices.
+These spaces have closed completely.
+The attacks on Julian Assange illustrate what has happened to the so-called free media in the West.
+I have been a journalist for a very long time and I have always worked within the mainstream, but the journalism I see now is part of a rapacious establishment and one of its prime targets is Julian Assange and WikiLeaks.
+This is precisely because WikiLeaks is producing the kind of journalism that they ought to be doing.
+WikiLeaks has in fact shamed journalists, which might help to explain the deeply personal abuse he has suffered.
+WikiLeaks has revealed what journalists should have revealed a long time ago.
+DB: Even the attorney for the New York Times happened to mention that if Julian Assange gets prosecuted, the Times could get prosecuted under the same laws.
+JP: It could but I don’t believe it would be, because power respects power.
+The New York Times is part of the establishment.
+The difference with WikiLeaks is that it is outside of the establishment and is truly independent.
+DB: What would be your strongest plea for Julian Assange?
+JP: It’s very simple.
+This is about justice.
+In a famous speech given in the 1930’s by Parson Martin Niemoller, he said that first the Nazis came for socialists, but he didn’t speak up because that didn’t concern him.
+Then they came for trade unionists, but he didn’t speak up because that didn’t concern him.
+He didn’t speak up when they came for the Jews because he wasn’t a Jew.
+And, of course, finally they came for him.
+That might not be a precise parallel, but if Julian Assange is allowed to literally go under, it represents the conquest of all of us.
+It means that we have kept quiet.
+Keeping quiet has allowed the great atrocities of histories to take place.
+If Julian is allowed to be spirited away to some super-max hellhole, it will be a great atrocity.
+DB: In the library, silence is golden.
+In the world of human rights, silence equals mass murder.
+They say you shouldn’t yell fire in a crowded theater just to get a reaction.
+But if you know the theater is in fact on fire and you do not shout out, what happens after is your responsibility.
+Reprinted with permission from Consortiumnews.com.
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+Archbishop Hebda and McCarrick's Scandal
+
+Archbishop Bernard Hebda of St. Paul, MN, responds to the McCarrick scandal (The Catholic Spirit):
+Every time Mass is celebrated, the priest prays that Jesus will “look not on our sins but on the faith of [his] Church… .” That’s been an important prayer for me in the time that I have been serving this archdiocese, well aware of our sins but equally aware of the strong and vibrant faith of this local Church.
+I’ve been praying that prayer even more earnestly in these past weeks as the Church in the United States has once again come face-to-face with its sins, with reports that former cardinal Theodore McCarrick, one of the most prominent Churchmen in the United States in the last quarter century, has been accused of abusing two minors and sexually harassing or assaulting a number of seminarians and young priests.
+To make matters worse (if that is even possible), evidence has surfaced that indicates that a bishop, as well as some priests and laity, had brought the allegations about misconduct with seminarians to the attention of Church authorities but to no avail: Archbishop McCarrick was nonetheless “promoted” to become the archbishop in our nation’s capital, and elevated to the College of Cardinals.
+While I realize that it is not always easy to evaluate the credibility of those bringing allegations, and that there’s often a tendency to believe those we know over those we don’t, I don’t think that the Church in the United States will rest — and confidence will be restored — until the matter is independently investigated and explained, and assurances are given that there are safeguards in place to make sure that something like this couldn’t happen again.
+The matter has been particularly troubling to me personally due to the fact that I had served in the Archdiocese of Newark as coadjutor archbishop from November 4, 2013, to March 25, 2016, when I was named archbishop here.
+It was while I was in Newark that I was introduced to then-Cardinal McCarrick.
+A number of good Catholics have written to ask for a personal accounting on my part, inquiring whether I was made aware in my time in Newark of the 2005 and 2007 settlements involving Archbishop McCarrick, or if I knew of any allegations against him.
+I can state unequivocally that I learned of those settlements only in June of this year, as news broke about the unrelated claim that had been filed in the Archdiocese of New York.
+What I know of the settlements I know from the newspapers.
+When serving in Newark, I was regularly briefed on current legal matters of all sorts, but not on past legal matters (unless they were still being discussed in the press).
+By the time I arrived in Newark in November 2013, the 2005 and 2007 settlements were apparently considered ancient history.
+It would be untrue to state that I had never heard any allegations about Cardinal McCarrick.
+Years before I ever lived in Newark, and never imagining that I would be assigned there, I had indeed read — as a somewhat geeky ex-lawyer — an allegation about Cardinal McCarrick in the context of a 2005 lawsuit in the Southern District of New York against Archbishop Myers, Cardinal Eagan, Bishop Hubbard and the Irish Christian Brothers.
+While the complaint didn’t supply any details, the plaintiff was reported to have said to a journalist that “Archbishop McCarrick would share a bed with seminarians but not engage in any activity with them.” The complaint would later be formally amended to include that allegation.
+Knowing, however, that this lawsuit was completely dismissed by the state and federal courts, I never gave the particular allegation about Cardinal McCarrick any credence.
+I can also state without exception that no one in my years in Newark ever told me that they were improperly touched by Archbishop McCarrick, and no one ever told me that they had to share a bed with him or that they had seen anyone share a bed with him.
+I heard lots of gut-wrenching stories in my two-and-a-half years there, but none of them involved Archbishop McCarrick.
+With St. John Paul II’s 1995 visit, he was remembered for “bringing a saint to Newark,” not as an abuser of seminarians, minors or priests.
+When I was installed here in St. Paul, he joined me at lunch along with my father, sister, godmother and then 12-year-old nephew.
+I can assure you that I would never have allowed that to happen if I had any reason to know or even suspect the things that have been reported in the newspapers this past month.
+While the letters and emails of recent days are sober reminders that there’s still a long way to go in restoring trust, I nonetheless welcome the efforts to hold me accountable to you, the faithful of this archdiocese.
+The events of these past weeks have shown that no one can be above the law, regardless of rank or privilege.
+I was grateful for the opportunity to reinforce that with our seminarians this past weekend, and I look forward to continuing my work with the Office of Ministerial Standards and Safe Environment, and our Archdiocesan Review Board, in creating a culture in which no one need be afraid or reluctant to bring forth an allegation of misconduct.
+Our heavenly patron, St. Paul, reminds us that “where sin abounds, grace abounds all the more.” May these difficult days be days of great grace for this local Church.
+REMNANT COMMENT: While we certainly appreciate His Excellency's candid explanation of what he knew and did not know about this horrific scandal in the Church, we would also humbly beg him to take it one step further by publicly proclaiming his profession of belief in the Church's official teaching against the mortal sin of homosexual acts and the so-called "gay lifestyle," which includes her long-held teaching that homosexual activity between clerics is an ecclesiastical crime.
+Far from being reassured of this by their bishops, many Catholic faithful today are informed that the modern Catholic Church is now an "inclusive community" that "welcomes all" and "judges none."
+All very well and good, except for the fact that the Church's constant and unchanging moral teaching on this makes no such allowance.
+In fact, this binding and constant teaching of the Church was reaffirmed most recently in her most authoritative modern catechism, which holds the exact opposite position from that apparently held by many bishops:
+Homosexuality refers to relations between men or between women who experience an exclusive or predominant sexual attraction toward persons of the same sex... Basing itself on Sacred Scripture, which presents homosexual acts as acts of grave depravity, tradition has always declared that "homosexual acts are intrinsically disordered."
+They are contrary to the natural law.
+They close the sexual act to the gift of life.
+They do not proceed from a genuine affective and sexual complementarity.
+Under no circumstances can they be approved.
+(Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2357)
+Under no circumstances…except for those dreamed up by a number of bishops in this country who apparently think that it should be left up to individual parishes to decide if they are LGBTQ-friendly or not.
+Even Pope John Paul "The GREAT's" Vatican clarified the Church's teaching on October 31, 1986, in the “Letter to the Bishops of the Catholic Church on the Pastoral Care of Homosexual Persons”:
+Although the particular inclination of the homosexual person is not a sin, it is a more or less strong tendency ordered toward an intrinsic moral evil; thus the inclination itself must be seen as an objective disorder.
+Therefore special concern and pastoral attention should be directed to those who have this condition, lest they be led to believe that the living out of this orientation in homosexual activity is a morally acceptable option.
+It is not.
+Notice the late pope does not say, “Let the practicing homosexuals have a spiritual home among your faithful,” as Father James Martin and his episcopal fans are at least implying on a regular basis in the media.
+Does Archbishop Hebda believe it is time for the Church to stop humiliating herself by stooping to accommodate a special interest group that obviously doesn't care about her or the moral code by which she governs?
+Does he believe that all Catholics must follow the rules of the Church pertaining to the Sixth Commandment...or just the straight Catholics?
+Does His Excellency believe that if some homosexual Catholics feel they need not bother following the rules they should be warmly welcomed into our "Catholic Christian" community anyway, even if they are in same-sex unions?
+Pope John Paul certainly didn't accept that.
+In his 2005 book Memory and Identity, John Paul referred to homosexuality as an “ideology of evil,” insisting of so-called 'gay marriage' that:
+“It is legitimate and necessary to ask oneself if this is not perhaps part of a new ideology of evil, perhaps more insidious and hidden, which attempts to pit human rights against the family and man.”
+Was Pope John Paul THE GREAT an intolerant homophobe?
+Are Father Martin and his pals in the episcopacy really so enlightened over every pope, saint, and moral theologian in history?
+Or is it not so that it is both negligent and uncharitable for some bishops to refuse to inform their faithful that according to the Church's own infallible teaching, everlasting damnation is the price to be paid for this kind of inclusivity and toleration?
+And if the episcopal retort is going to be that this acceptance refers only to chaste homosexuals, then we call FOUL even louder since this crosses the line into willful deception.
+We're all sinners, of course--- and the Church already accepts repentant homosexuals as they are, just as she accepts repentant practitioners of ANY sins of the flesh.
+So why are our bishops playing dumb?
+Quite obviously, it is because what they are actually closing an episcopal eye to are the folks who want to keep right on sinning--and sinning proudly.
+This is what the Church of Accompaniment is all about!
+But, practically speaking--in the real world--this kind of "accompaniment" is only green-lighting vice and mortal sin, and as such constitutes a hideous violation of everything these bishops supposedly believe as Catholic priests.
+So what's going on here?
+Who are these bishops that think they can play fast and loose not only with the moral theology of the Catholic Church, but also with the immortal souls of their flock?
+Is it any wonder that priests and laity alike are changing their attitude on the "gay lifestyle" and violations of the Sixth Commandment when so many bishops are working to remove the stigma attached to this sin that Scripture tells us cries to heaven for vengeance?
+The Catholic Church's new-found "climate of tolerance" is exactly what McCarrick and company are counting on!
+It is truly homophobic for any bishop to lie to the gay community about this, and to risk the immortal souls of the sheep merely so that the shepherd might pride himself on occupying the politically correct high ground.
+This is gross dereliction of duty, and we hope and pray that all the good U.S. bishops would jump at the opportunity to issue statements reaffirming the Church's clear teaching against all sins of the flesh, homo- and heterosexual.
+Again, God bless Archbishop Hebda for this welcome statement, and may God grant him the courage now to finish the task by publicly reassuring the scandalized faithful that it’s not just abuse of minors or sexual harassment that’s going on here.
+Our bishops must make it absolutely clear that the Church's moral theology on homosexuality will not and can not be trumped by the dictates of political correctness.
+And neither can God's law be changed to accommodate the spirit of our “most enlightened” age---which is, of course, an evil spirit that can be driven out only by prayer and fasting.
+Until the Church and her bishops get back to reaffirming traditional Catholic teaching on human sexuality we can forget about seeing an end to the sexual abuse crisis and the massive problem of homosexuality in the clergy.
+McCarrick will become the norm, not the exception, and confidence in the leadership and moral authority of the Catholic Church will remain in the toilet indefinitely... exactly as the forces of darkness intended all along.
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+Hundreds of Priests Accused in Pennsylvania, Church of Accompaniment in Crisis
+
+The Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Tuesday released a sweeping grand jury report on sex abuse in the Catholic Church, listing hundreds of accused clergy and detailing 70 years of misconduct and church response across the state.
+
+The release is the culmination of an 18-month probe, led by state Attorney General Josh Shapiro, on six of the state’s eight dioceses — Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, Allentown, Scranton, Erie and Greensburg — and follows other state grand jury reports that revealed abuse and coverups in two other dioceses.
+
+Some details and names that might reveal the 300 clergy listed have been redacted from the report.
+Legal challenges by clergy delayed the report’s release, after some said it is a violation of their constitutional rights.
+Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court ruled last month that the report must be released but with some redaction.
+
+The report’s release begins an information war, with prosecutors and many victims saying it’s the start of holding church leaders at the top accountable for the first time, while church lawyers and other advocates for the institution say the report depicts an era of another century, unfairly smearing today’s Catholicism in Pennsylvania.
+
+The report has helped renew a crisis many in the church thought and hoped had ended nearly 20 years ago after the scandal erupted in Boston.
+But recent abuse-related scandals, from Chile to Australia, have reopened wounding questions about accountability and whether church officials are still covering up crimes at the highest levels.
+
+The new wave of allegations has called Pope Francis’s handling of abuse into question as many Catholics look to him to help the church regain its credibility.
+The pope’s track record has been mixed, something some outsiders attribute to his learning curve or shortcomings and others chalk up to resistance from a notoriously change-averse institution.
+
+The Pennsylvania grand jury report follows the resignation last month of Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, a towering figure in the U.S. church and former D.C. archbishop who was accused of sexually abusing minors and adults for decades.
+Both have further polarized the church on homosexuality, celibacy and whether laypeople should have more power.
+It has also triggered debate about whether statutes of limitations should be expanded.
+
+“We’re dealing with a long-term struggle not only about the meaning of justice, but about the meaning of memory,” said Jason Berry, a reporter and author who has covered the sexual abuse crisis for decades.
+“And how honest the church has been about this crisis.
+Most bishops, besides apologies, have not been on the cutting edge of change.”
+
+Church officials began bracing for the aftermath of the report.
+On Monday, D.C.’s archbishop, Cardinal Donald Wuerl, former longtime leader of the Pittsburgh diocese, warned his priests in a letter that the probe will be “profoundly disturbing.”
+REMNANT COMMENT: The report also shows that “more than 90 ‘offenders’ will be listed” in Donald Cardinal Wuerl’s former diocese, which is ironic since Wuerl is one of Pope Francis’s closest U.S. advisers and sits on the Vatican’s bishop oversight committee.
+Well played, Cardinal Wuerl!
+So, let me get this straight (I know, lots of luck with that one): These are the people that are going to "accompany us" and our children in the "synodal Church" with its new orientation, overseen by a "God of Surprises" who is uber-merciful and doesn't judge, and headed up by a pope who, according to Father Thomas Rosica, "breaks Catholic traditions whenever he wants, because he is 'free from disordered attachments'?''
+You don't say!
+All this and rampant homosexuality in the priesthood, too... along with a "trivialized liturgy" (according to Pope Benedict XVI) and widespread apostasy among the faithful?
+Remind me again: What exactly has Vatican II and the last fifty years of aggiornamento given us?
+Because I can't seem to think of a darn thing, apart from heretical homilies, sodomitical clergy and an increasingly lavender liturgy.
+You know what, guys?
+Thanks, but no thanks.
+You can take your 'Church of Accompaniment" to prison with you.
+I'd sooner let my kids be accompanied by fans of the Oakland Raiders than turn them over to you... meaning no disrespect to fans of the Oakland Raiders, of course.
+#stopthesynod
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+Bishop Morlino Targets ‘Homosexual Subculture’ in the Church, Calls for Reparation to Sacred Heart of Jesus
+
+Editor’s Note: Over the years, Bishop Robert Morlino of the Diocese of Madison has confirmed several of my children according to the traditional Rite of Confirmation, as his diocese has been a port in the storm for many displaced and disillusioned Catholic families.
+We don’t see eye-to-eye on everything, of course, but his faith and pastoral solicitude have for us been a light in the darkness and proof that God has not left us orphans.
+And now this, finally, a bishop with the courage to look the beast in the eye and speak its name out loud.
+Bishop Morlino does this in a moment when he is under heavy attack as a “hater” for defending the Church’s teaching on marriage—an attack, by the way, which prompted us here at The Remnant to join the fight to DEFEND BISHOP MORLINO last year.
+"If you'll permit me, what the Church needs now is more hatred!
+As I have said previously, St. Thomas Aquinas said that hatred of wickedness actually belongs to the virtue of charity.
+As the Book of Proverbs says 'My mouth shall meditate truth, and my lips shall hate wickedness (Prov.
+8:7).'
+It is an act of love to hate sin and to call others to turn away from sin.
+– Bishop Robert Morlino
+This is what a courageous shepherd looks like!
+In our opinion, during the most vile clergy sex scandal in history, every bishop in the country must do exactly what Bishop Morlino has done, i.e., issue a statement of fidelity to the Church’s moral theology, specifically her teaching against the mortal sin of homosexual acts.
+In so doing, the bishops will incur the wrath of the enemies of the Church, yes.
+They will be crucified in the media, yes.
+But they will also be doing their sacred duty before God in reassuring their thoroughly scandalized flocks that they are absolutely committed to the defense and enforcement of the Church’s moral teaching at a time when it is under scurrilous attack from within.
+Nothing less will do.
+Bishop Morlino has now done it, and we respectfully demand that the rest of the American bishops either follow suit or face the charge of being complicit with the degenerate and even criminal shepherds, accounts of whose betrayal and vice now dominate the news.
+May God bless and keep Bishop Robert Morlino.
+MJM
+Bishop Robert C. Morlino's letter to the faithful on the ongoing sexual abuse crisis in the Church
+August 18, 2018
+Dear brothers and sisters in Christ of the Diocese of Madison,
+The past weeks have brought a great deal of scandal, justified anger, and a call for answers and action by many faithful Catholics here in the U.S. and overseas, directed at the Church hierarchy regarding sexual sins by bishops, priests, and even cardinals.
+Still more anger is rightly directed at those who have been complicit in keeping some of these serious sins from coming to light.
+For my part — and I know I am not alone — I am tired of this.
+I am tired of people being hurt, gravely hurt!
+I am tired of the obfuscation of truth.
+I am tired of sin.
+And, as one who has tried — despite my many imperfections — to lay down my life for Christ and His Church, I am tired of the regular violation of sacred duties by those entrusted with immense responsibility from the Lord for the care of His people.
+The stories being brought into light and displayed in gruesome detail with regard to some priests, religious, and now even those in places of highest leadership, are sickening.
+Hearing even one of these stories is, quite literally, enough to make someone sick.
+But my own sickness at the stories is quickly put into perspective when I recall the fact that many individuals have lived through them for years.
+For them, these are not stories, they are indeed realities.
+To them I turn and say, again, I am sorry for what you have suffered and what you continue to suffer in your mind and in your heart.
+If you have not already done so, I beg you to reach out, as hard as that may be, and seek help to begin to heal.
+Also, if you’ve been hurt by a priest of our diocese, I encourage you to come forward, to make a report to law enforcement and to our Victim’s Assistance Coordinator, so that we might begin, with you as an individual, to try and set things right to the greatest extent possible.
+There is nothing about these stories that is okay.
+These actions, committed by more than a few, can only be classified as evil, evil that cries out for justice and sin that must be cast out from our Church.
+Faced with stories of the depravity of sinners within the Church, I have been tempted to despair.
+And why?
+The reality of sin — even sin in the Church — is nothing new.
+We are a Church made of sinners, but we are sinners called to sanctity.
+So what is new?
+What is new is the seeming acceptance of sin by some in the Church, and the apparent efforts to cover over sin by them and others.
+Unless and until we take seriously our call to sanctity, we, as an institution and as individuals, will continue to suffer the “wages of sin.”
+For too long we have diminished the reality of sin — we have refused to call a sin a sin — and we have excused sin in the name of a mistaken notion of mercy.
+In our efforts to be open to the world we have become all too willing to abandon the Way, the Truth, and the Life.
+In order to avoid causing offense we offer to ourselves and to others niceties and human consolation.
+Why do we do this?
+Is it out of an earnest desire to display a misguided sense of being “pastoral?” Have we covered over the truth out of fear?
+Are we afraid of being disliked by people in this world?
+Or are we afraid of being called hypocrites because we are not striving tirelessly for holiness in our own lives?
+Perhaps these are the reasons, but perhaps it is more or less complex than this.
+In the end, the excuses do not matter.
+We must be done with sin.
+It must be rooted out and again considered unacceptable.
+Love sinners?
+Yes.
+Accept true repentance?
+Yes.
+But do not say sin is okay.
+And do not pretend that grave violations of office and of trust come without grave, lasting consequences.
+For the Church, the crisis we face is not limited to the McCarrick affair, or the Pennsylvania Grand Jury Report, or anything else that may come.
+The deeper crisis that must be addressed is the license for sin to have a home in individuals at every level of the Church.
+There is a certain comfort level with sin that has come to pervade our teaching, our preaching, our decision making, and our very way of living.
+If you’ll permit me, what the Church needs now is more hatred!
+As I have said previously, St. Thomas Aquinas said that hatred of wickedness actually belongs to the virtue of charity.
+As the Book of Proverbs says “My mouth shall meditate truth, and my lips shall hate wickedness (Prov.
+8:7).” It is an act of love to hate sin and to call others to turn away from sin.
+There must be no room left, no refuge for sin — either within our own lives, or within the lives of our communities.
+To be a refuge for sinners (which we should be), the Church must be a place where sinners can turn to be reconciled.
+In this I speak of all sin.
+But to be clear, in the specific situations at hand, we are talking about deviant sexual — almost exclusively homosexual — acts by clerics.
+We’re also talking about homosexual propositions and abuses against seminarians and young priests by powerful priests, bishops, and cardinals.
+We are talking about acts and actions which are not only in violation of the sacred promises made by some, in short, sacrilege, but also are in violation of the natural moral law for all.
+To call it anything else would be deceitful and would only ignore the problem further.
+There has been a great deal of effort to keep separate acts which fall under the category of now-culturally-acceptable acts of homosexuality from the publically-deplorable acts of pedophilia.
+That is to say, until recently the problems of the Church have been painted purely as problems of pedophilia — this despite clear evidence to the contrary.
+It is time to be honest that the problems are both and they are more.
+To fall into the trap of parsing problems according to what society might find acceptable or unacceptable is ignoring the fact that the Church has never held ANY of it to be acceptable — neither the abuse of children, nor any use of one’s sexuality outside of the marital relationship, nor the sin of sodomy, nor the entering of clerics into intimate sexual relationships at all, nor the abuse and coercion by those with authority.
+In this last regard, special mention should be made of the most notorious and highest in ranking case, that being the allegations of former-Cardinal Theodore McCarrick’s (oft-rumored, now very public) sexual sins, predation, and abuse of power.
+The well-documented details of this case are disgraceful and seriously scandalous, as is any covering up of such appalling actions by other Church leaders who knew about it based on solid evidence.
+While recent credible accusations of child sexual abuse by Archbishop McCarrick have brought a whole slew of issues to light, long-ignored was the issue of abuse of his power for the sake of homosexual gratification.
+It is time to admit that there is a homosexual subculture within the hierarchy of the Catholic Church that is wreaking great devastation in the vineyard of the Lord.
+The Church’s teaching is clear that the homosexual inclination is not in itself sinful, but it is intrinsically disordered in a way that renders any man stably afflicted by it unfit to be a priest.
+And the decision to act upon this disordered inclination is a sin so grave that it cries out to heaven for vengeance, especially when it involves preying upon the young or the vulnerable.
+Such wickedness should be hated with a perfect hatred.
+Christian charity itself demands that we should hate wickedness just as we love goodness.
+But while hating the sin, we must never hate the sinner, who is called to conversion, penance, and renewed communion with Christ and His Church, through His inexhaustible mercy.
+At the same time, however, the love and mercy which we are called to have even for the worst of sinners does not exclude holding them accountable for their actions through a punishment proportionate to the gravity of their offense.
+In fact, a just punishment is an important work of love and mercy, because, while it serves primarily as retribution for the offense committed, it also offers the guilty party an opportunity to make expiation for his sin in this life (if he willingly accepts his punishment), thus sparing him worse punishment in the life to come.
+Motivated, therefore, by love and concern for souls, I stand with those calling for justice to be done upon the guilty.
+The sins and crimes of McCarrick, and of far too many others in the Church, bring suspicion and mistrust upon many good and virtuous priests, bishops, and cardinals, and suspicion and mistrust upon many great and respectable seminaries and so many holy and faithful seminarians.
+The result of the first instance of mistrust harms the Church and the very good work we do in Christ’s name.
+It causes others to sin in their thoughts, words, and deeds — which is the very definition of scandal.
+And the second mistrust harms the future of the Church, since our future priests are at stake.
+I said that I was tempted to despair in light of all of this.
+However, that temptation quickly passed, thanks be to God.
+No matter how large the problem, we know that we are called to go forward in faith, to rely upon God’s promises to us, and to work hard to make every bit of difference we can, within our spheres of influence.
+I have recently had the opportunity to talk directly with our seminarians about these very pressing matters, and I have begun to, and will continue to, talk with the priests of the diocese, as well as the faithful, in person and through my weekly column and homilies, making things as clear as I can, from my perspective.
+Here now, I offer a few thoughts to those of my diocese:
+In the first place, we must continue to build upon the good work which we have accomplished in protecting the youth and vulnerable of our diocese.
+This is a work on which we can never rest in our vigilance, nor our efforts to improve.
+We must continue in our work of education for all and hold to the effective policies that have been implemented, requiring psychological exams for all candidates for ministry, as well as across-the-board background checks for anyone working with children or vulnerable individuals.
+Here again, I state, as we have done consistently, if you have knowledge of any sort of criminal abuse of children by someone in the Church, contact law enforcement.
+If you need help in contacting law enforcement contact our Victim’s Assistance Coordinator and she will help connect you with the best resources.
+If you are an adult victim of sexual abuse from childhood, we still encourage you to reach out to law enforcement first, but even if you don’t want to, please still reach out to us.
+To our seminarians: If you are unchastely propositioned, abused, or threatened (no matter by whom), or if you directly witness unchaste behavior, report it to me and to the seminary rector.
+I will address it swiftly and vigorously.
+I will not stand for this in my diocese or anywhere I send men for formation.
+I trust that the seminaries I choose, very discriminately, to help form our men will not ignore this type of scandalous behavior, and I will continue to verify that expectation.
+To our priests: Most simply, live out the promises you made on your ordination day.
+You are called to serve Christ’s people, beginning with praying daily the Liturgy of the Hours.
+This is to keep you very close to God.
+In addition, you promised to obey and be loyal to your bishop.
+In obedience, strive to live out your priesthood as a holy priest, a hard working priest, and a pure and happy priest — as Christ Himself is calling you to do.
+And by extension, live a chaste and celibate life so that you can completely give your life to Christ, the Church, and the people whom he has called you to serve.
+God will give you the graces to do so.
+Ask Him for the help you need daily and throughout every day.
+And if you are unchastely propositioned, abused, or threatened (no matter by whom), or if you directly witness unchaste behavior, report it to me.
+I will not stand for this in my diocese any more than in our seminaries.
+To the faithful of the diocese: If you are the victim of abuse of any kind by a priest, bishop, cardinal, or any employee of the Church, bring it forward.
+It will be addressed quickly and justly.
+If you have directly witnessed sexual advances or any type of abuse, bring it forward as well.
+Such actions are sinful and scandalous and we cannot allow anyone to use their position or power to abuse another person.
+Again, in addition to injuring individuals, these actions injure the very Body of Christ, His Church.
+Furthermore, I add my name to those calling for real and sustained reform in the episcopate, priesthood, our parishes, schools, universities, and seminaries that would root out and hold accountable any would-be sexual predator or accomplice;
+I will hold the priests of the diocese to their promise to live a chaste and celibate life of service to you and your parish, and evidence of failure in this regard will be justly addressed;
+I will likewise hold every man studying for the priesthood for our diocese accountable to living a chaste and celibate life as part of his formation for the priesthood.
+Failure to do so will lead to dismissal from diocesan sponsorship;
+I will continue to require (with our men and our funds) that all seminaries to which we send men to study be vigilant that seminarians are protected from sexual predators and provide an atmosphere conducive to their holistic formation as holy priests, in the image of Christ;
+I ask all the faithful of the diocese to assist in keeping us accountable to civil authorities, the faithful in the pews, and to God Almighty, not only to protect children and the youth from sexual predators in the Church, but our seminarians, university students, and all the faithful as well.
+I promise to put any victim and their sufferings before that of the personal and professional reputation of a priest, or any Church employee, guilty of abuse;
+I ask everyone reading this to pray.
+Pray earnestly for the Church and all her ministers.
+Pray for our seminarians.
+And pray for yourselves and your families.
+We must all work daily on our own personal holiness and hold ourselves accountable first and, in turn, hold our brothers and sisters accountable as well, and
+Finally, I ask you all to join me and the entire clergy of the Diocese of Madison in making public and private acts of reparation to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus and to the Immaculate Heart of Mary for all the sins of sexual depravity committed by members of the clergy and episcopacy.
+I will be offering a public Mass of reparation on Friday, September 14, the Feast of the Triumph of the Holy Cross, at Holy Name Heights and I ask all pastors to do the same in their own parishes.
+In addition, I ask that all priests, clergy, religious, and diocesan employees join me in observing the upcoming Autumn Ember Days (Sep. 19, 21, and 22) as days of fasting and abstinence in reparation for the sins and outrages committed by members of the clergy and episcopacy and I invite all the faithful to do the same.
+Some sins, like some demons, can only be driven out by prayer and fasting.
+This letter and these statements and promises are not intended to be an exhaustive list of what we can and need to do in the Church to begin to heal from, and stave off, this deep illness in the Church, but rather the next steps I believe we can take locally.
+More than anything else, we as a Church must cease our acceptance of sin and evil.
+We must cast out sin from our own lives and run toward holiness.
+We must refuse to be silent in the face of sin and evil in our families and communities and we must demand from our pastors — myself included — that they themselves are striving day in and day out for holiness.
+We must do this always with loving respect for individuals but with a clear understanding that true love can never exist without truth.
+Again, right now there is a lot of justified anger and passion coming from many holy and faithful lay people and clerics across the country, calling for real reform and “house cleaning” of this type of depravity.
+I stand with them.
+I don’t know yet how this will play out nationally or internationally.
+But I do know this, and I make this my last point and last promise, for the Diocese of Madison: “As for me and my household, we will serve the Lord.”
+Faithfully yours in the Lord,
+Most Rev.
+Robert C. Morlino
+Bishop of Madison
+This text first appeared in the Madison Catholic Herald.
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+Mueller is ‘looking for trouble,’ Trump says cryptically
+
+WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump continued bashing Robert S. Mueller III’s Russia investigation, saying cryptically Monday the special counsel is “looking for trouble.”
+Trump alleged in a morning tweet series that the former FBI director is “Disgraced and discredited,” claiming his staff amounts to nothing more than a “group of Angry Democrat Thugs.”
+That came hours after a Sunday tweet in which he referred to the special counsel team as a “gang.” Both are words with loaded meanings for his conservative political base.
+The president’s Sunday and Monday attacks on Mueller and his team came after reports that White House Counsel Donald McGahn was interviewed by Mueller and his team for more than one full day.
+Trump contends he signed off on the testimony; George W. Bush-era White House counsel and attorney general Alberto Gonzales, however, told CNN Monday morning that a sitting White House counsel would be required to fully cooperate with a federal investigation because he is a government lawyer, not a president’s personal attorney.
+But Trump on Monday morning tweeted that McGahn spoke with the special counsel team for “over 30 hours with the White House Councel, only with my approval, for purposes of transparency.” (The tweet included a misspelling of “counsel.”)
+The length of the Mueller-McGahn sessions led Trump to the conclusion the special counsel is “looking for trouble” because they “they know there is no Russian Collusion.”
+But Mueller reportedly is keenly interested in a widely studied June 2016 Trump Tower meeting arranged by Donald Trump Jr., which included a Russian attorney who promised to hand over negative information about Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
+The session also was attended by then-campaign chairman Paul Manafort and Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner; the president dictated a misleading statement about it a year later and it remains murky just when he learned about the meeting.
+As Roll Call has reported, Trump was in the tower at the time of the session with the Russian lawyer.
+The president also continued to push a line first floated by his attorney, former New York mayor and U.S. attorney Rudolph Giuliani, tweeting that campaign collusion with Russia would be a “phony crime.” He’s right, there is no specific collusion statute.
+But legal experts say anyone in Trump’s orbit would be charged with conspiracy, making false statements to federal investigators or obstructing justice.
+All are federal crimes.
+Trump also continued to cast himself as a victim in the matter, saying when he attempts to “FIGHT BACK or say anything bad about the Rigged Witch Hunt,” his critics “scream Obstruction!”
+Mueller also is looking at whether some of Trump’s actions like firing then-FBI Director James B. Comey or statements about the Russia probe since taking office amount to an attempt to interfere illegally with the special counsel probe.
+— John T. Bennett
+CQ-Roll Call
+———
+©2018 CQ-Roll Call, Inc., All Rights Reserved, Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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+Pope admits Catholic Church has ‘long ignored’ problem of child abuse
+
+VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis on Monday asked forgiveness for child abuse crimes and cover-ups within the Catholic Church, admitting that the pain of victims “was long ignored, kept quiet or silenced.”
+The strongly worded statement came ahead of an Aug. 25-26 papal pilgrimage to Ireland, one of the countries rocked by clergy sex abuse scandals, and followed an expose of pedophile priests in the U.S.
+“The heart-wrenching pain of these victims, which cries out to heaven, was long ignored, kept quiet or silenced,” Francis said in a Letter to the People of God, a rarely-issued address to the world’s 1.3 billion Catholics.
+On Aug. 17, a Pennsylvania grand jury report, based on hidden archives of the U.S. church, named 301 priests from the state as credibly accused child sex abusers and accused church leaders of a systematic cover-up of their crimes.
+The report “detailed the experiences of at least a thousand survivors, victims of sexual abuse, the abuse of power and of conscience at the hands of priests over a period of approximately seventy years,” Francis acknowledged.
+“It is essential that we, as a Church, be able to acknowledge and condemn, with sorrow and shame, the atrocities perpetrated by consecrated persons, clerics, and all those entrusted with the mission of watching over and caring for those most vulnerable,” he said.
+“Let us beg forgiveness for our own sins and the sins of others,” he added.
+In the run-up to Francis’ visit to Ireland, the head of the Irish Catholic Church, Archbishop Eamon Martin, said he expected the pope to meet with victims of clergy sex abuse and to promise effective remedies.
+“I’m not sure what his words will be and I’m not sure that a simple apology is what survivors of abuse want,” Martin said in a BBC interview.
+“If he expresses an apology, it needs to be more than ‘we’re sorry,’” he added.
+In his letter, Francis repeated a famous 2005 quote by his predecessor Benedict XVI, who, a month before being elected pope, lamented “how much filth” there was in the Catholic Church.
+“With shame and repentance, we acknowledge as an ecclesial community that we were not where we should have been, that we did not act in a timely manner, realizing the magnitude and the gravity of the damage done to so many lives.
+We showed no care for the little ones; we abandoned them,” Francis said.
+“Looking back to the past, no effort to beg pardon and to seek to repair the harm done will ever be sufficient.
+Looking ahead to the future, no effort must be spared to create a culture able to prevent such situations from happening, but also to prevent the possibility of their being covered up and perpetuated,” he added.
+Colm O’Gorman, an Irish abuse survivor who founded One in Four, the main survivors’ group in Ireland, commented on Twitter that the pope offered “Much stronger language than ever used before.”
+But O’Gorman added: “(The pope) begs for forgiveness, but still does not admit or own the deliberate policy of cover up designed & implemented by the #Vatican.”
+Like his predecessor, Francis has promised “zero tolerance” on child abuse, but scandals have kept recurring in several parts of the world — including in Australia recently.
+In January, the pope was accused of insensitivity and tone-deafness after insisting, during a visit to Chile, that local abuse survivors had no “proof” against a bishop who allegedly witnessed abuse and failed to report it.
+Following an outcry, Francis apologized for his remarks, held private meetings with victims at the Vatican, and, after envoys he sent to Chile backed up victims’ claims, the entire leadership of the Chilean Catholic church tendered their resignations.
+According to church expert John L Allen, an editor at specialized website Crux.com, the Catholic Church has a structural problem when it comes to dealing with cover up accusations.
+“Sixteen years since the crisis first erupted in the U.S., almost ten years since that happened in Ireland, and now more than five years since Francis was elected, the Catholic Church still has no credible, transparent process for handling cases when the accusation against a bishop isn’t the direct commission of abuse but rather covering up someone else’s crimes,” Allen said in a Sunday column.
+— Alvise Armellini
+dpa
+———
+©2018 Deutsche Presse-Agentur GmbH (Hamburg, Germany), Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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+Sodom and Gomorrah was Judged by God Because Men Refused to Keep His Commandments in Dealing with the Wicked!
+
+“How ridiculous to overlook judgment because of kindness then love wounds itself by killing justice!” -Charles Haddon Spurgeon
+How often I see and hear the professors of Christianity today walking contrary to the word and spirit of the Living Christ (2 Corinthians 3:6).
+How willing they are to overlook judgment when it comes to the criminals that run rampant in this country, and on the other hand how willing they are to show compassion to the criminals while overlooking the victims.
+Why?
+“Evil men understand not judgment” (Proverbs 28:5).
+If you read the preceding verse, you will see that Scripture tells us “they that forsake the law praise the wicked.”
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+This is exactly the Scriptural point that I want to make.
+From the pulpits in America today we here the events unfold of Sodom and Gomorra and how Abraham should have prayed longer in hopes that God would have spared them rather than the righteous people in Sodom and Gomorra doing what God had commanded.
+And of course, not a second thought on man's behalf is given concerning the victims in these two cities.
+Here is Abraham’s account…
+“And the men rose up from thence, and looked toward Sodom: and Abraham went with them to bring them on the way.
+And the Lord said, Shall I hide from Abraham that thing which I do; Seeing that Abraham shall surely become a great and mighty nation, and all the nations of the earth shall be blessed in him?
+For I know him, that he will command his children and his household after him, and they shall keep the way of the Lord, to do justice and judgment; that the Lord may bring upon Abraham that which he hath spoken of him.
+And the Lord said, Because the cry of Sodom and Gomorrah is great, and because their sin is very grievous; I will go down now, and see whether they have done altogether according to the cry of it, which is come unto me; and if not, I will know.
+And the men turned their faces from thence, and went toward Sodom: but Abraham stood yet before the Lord.
+And Abraham drew near, and said, Wilt thou also destroy the righteous with the wicked?
+Peradventure there be fifty righteous within the city: wilt thou also destroy and not spare the place for the fifty righteous that are therein?
+That be far from thee to do after this manner, to slay the righteous with the wicked: and that the righteous should be as the wicked, that be far from thee: Shall not the Judge of all the earth do right?
+And the Lord said, If I find in Sodom fifty righteous within the city, then I will spare all the place for their sakes.
+And Abraham answered and said, Behold now, I have taken upon me to speak unto the Lord, which am but dust and ashes: Peradventure there shall lack five of the fifty righteous: wilt thou destroy all the city for lack of five?
+And he said, If I find there forty and five, I will not destroy it.
+And he spake unto him yet again, and said, Peradventure there shall be forty found there.
+And he said, I will not do it for forty's sake.
+And he said unto him, Oh let not the Lord be angry, and I will speak: Peradventure there shall thirty be found there.
+And he said, I will not do it, if I find thirty there.
+And he said, Behold now, I have taken upon me to speak unto theLord: Peradventure there shall be twenty found there.
+And he said, I will not destroy it for twenty's sake.
+And he said, Oh let not the Lord be angry, and I will speak yet but this once: Peradventure ten shall be found there.
+And he said, I will not destroy it for ten's sake.
+And the Lord went his way, as soon as he had left communing with Abraham: and Abraham returned unto his place."
+-Genesis 18:16-33
+Got questions.org explains very well…
+Genesis chapter 19 records the two angels, disguised as human men, visiting Sodom and Gomorrah.
+Lot met the angels in the city square and urged them to stay at his house.
+The angels agreed.
+The Bible then informs us, "Before they had gone to bed, all the men from every part of the city of Sodom — both young and old — surrounded the house.
+They called to Lot, 'Where are the men who came to you tonight?
+Bring them out to us so that we can have sex with them.
+Genesis 19:4-5 The angels then proceed to blind all the men of Sodom and Gomorrah and urge Lot and his family to flee from the cities to escape the wrath that God was about to deliver.
+Lot and his family flee the city, and then "the LORD rained down burning sulfur on Sodom and Gomorrah — from the LORD out of the heavens.
+Thus he overthrew those cities and the entire plain, including all those living in the cities..." (Genesis 19:2 4) .
+In light of the passage, the most common response to the question, "What was the sin of Sodom and Gomorrah?"
+is that it was homosexuality.
+That is how the term ”sodomy” came to be used to refer to anal sex between two men, whether consensual or forced.
+Clearly, homosexuality was part of the reason God destroyed the two cities.
+The men of Sodom and Gomorrah wanted to perform homosexual gang rape on the two angels, who were disguised as men.
+At the same time, it is not biblical to say that homosexuality was the exclusive reason why God destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah.
+The cities of Sodom and Gomorrah were definitely not exclusive in terms of the sins in which they indulged.
+Ezekiel 16:49-50 declares, "Now this was the sin of your sister Sodom: She and her daughters were arrogant, overfed and unconcerned; they did not help the poor and needy.
+They were haughty and did detestable things before me..." The Hebrew word translated "detestable" refers to something that is morally disgusting and is the exact same word used in Leviticus 18:22 that refers to homosexuality as an "abomination."
+Similarly, Jude 7 declares, "...Sodom and Gomorrah and the surrounding towns gave themselves up to sexual immorality and perversion."
+So, again, while homosexuality was not the only sin in which the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah indulged, it does appear to be the primary reason for the destruction of the cities.
+Those who attempt to explain away the biblical condemnations of homosexuality claim that the sin of Sodom and Gomorrah was inhospitality.
+The men of Sodom and Gomorrah were certainly being inhospitable.
+There is probably nothing more inhospitable than homosexual gang rape.
+But to say God completely destroyed two cities and all their inhabitants for being inhospitable clearly misses the point.
+While Sodom and Gomorrah were guilty of many other horrendous sins, homosexuality was the reason God poured fiery sulfur on the cities, completely destroying them and all of their inhabitants.
+To this day, the area where Sodom and Gomorrah were located remains a desolate wasteland.
+Sodom and Gomorrah serve as a powerful example of how God feels about sin in general, and homosexuality specifically.
+The point is that there were no righteous to be spared and the Lord did what man failed to do when they had the time to do it.
+Question: How do you show mercy to a people who observe lying vanities (Jonah 2:4) and refuse to return to the Lord (Jeremiah 6:16) on His terms?
+(Jeremiah 22:3) God must be true and judgment must commence.
+Men today, like those of Sodom and Gomorrah, are not valiant for the truth.
+They are valiant to proceed from evil to evil (Jeremiah 5).
+They care more about the pleasures of sin for a season, than they are grieved for the afflictions of Joseph (Amos 6:6; Hebrews 11:25).
+Men today care more of compromise (where two men both agree on what they both know is wrong) and diplomacy (seduction in another guise) in promoting anarchy through “antinomianism” than they do the Law of God against the sins unto judgment that enslave men (John 8:34).
+Instead of establishing judgment within the gate and hating the evil and loving the good (Amos 5:15) in hopes that the Lord may be gracious to their repentance (2 Corinthians 7:10), they reject the counsel of God against them by hating the good and loving the evil, and that to their own damnation.
+They care more about the approbation and favor of men than they do that of the Living God and what His Word declares (Galatians 1:10),not knowing that which his highly favored among men is an abomination unto the Lord (Luke 16:15).
+They wear the cross.
+Yet, they have no testimony of the power of God unto salvation by the cross because they do not practice what Christ required: “Deny yourselves and take up your cross and follow Me” (Matthew 16:24; Romans 1:16; 2 Corinthians 5:15, 13:4-5; Galatians 2:21).
+Professed Christians in America today talk much of love through inaction, and yet know nothing of it (1 John 3:18).
+They read what to do, but do it not!
+In fact, they declare and proclaim how much they love God, and yet if you were to have them read His moral law and look to their own lives, they would find how much they actually hate God through their actions (Matthew 15:8).
+Then again, these were the same types of people in Jerusalem crying out "Crucify him!
+Crucify him!
+We have no king but Caesar" (John 19:15).
+And these are the same people today persecuting living Christians while praising the dead ones (Matthew 5:10).
+They continuously preach of the heroism of Abraham, Moses, Joshua, David, Gideon, Samson and others from the pulpit and fail to understand what these men were doing when serving their generations (Psalm 71:18-19; Isaiah 51:4).
+Today, instead of doing the same, they simply hide under a false grace (Isaiah 30) and give themselves over to a man, the president, and declare end times.
+They declare we're in the end times because they have failed to stand up and fight for their posterity in keeping the Lord's commandments and His judgments (Psalm 78:1-11).
+Ungrateful reprobates, pretenders, counterfeits and hypocrites are what they are (Matthew 23:3).
+Instead of reaching out to the greatest demographic here in America, public high schools, they send missionaries to foreign lands to do there what they fail to do for their own here.
+Instead of fighting for their posterity and shutting down the illegalities of sodomy in all 50 states, they teach them to just do their best to understand that they cannot help themselves while God say’s the opposite (Leviticus 20:18).
+Instead of fighting on their behalf against the federal government that is illegally indoctrinating them, they simply give their kids over to them to be dumbed down.
+And instead of protesting the murder of 58 million innocent babies (Proverbs 6:17), they merely pass it off as a "choice," that being the lessons that they learned from the media that they say that they do not believe (Romans 1:18).
+The American Church, instead of protesting corruption in government through the example of the Biblical patriarchs and our American forefathers (Matthew 5:17-18), teach to submit to tyranny as if to suggest that it is somehow obedience to God (Romans 12:21).
+The Church in America has failed to keep the Commandments of the God of Israel.
+Instead of preaching out against sin, they advocate for that which God clearly condemns, thereby making war against God (Micah 3:5), which at length destroys our government, our country and our families.
+Look to their feigned strength that they profess to possess.
+It is gauged by simply looking to the prevailing immoralities and debauchers of society.
+They are weak and pathetic and they have no excuses as to why America is where we is today!
+Why did God judge Sodom and Gomorrah?
+It's the same reason that he is judging America today (Amos 4:12), He cannot find the righteous in order to spare her (Jeremiah 22:3).
+Defining the Wicked…
+Wicked men in the sight of God are those who have the knowledge of what to do when it comes to the right, but over and over again, they turn their shoulders and choose the wrong, through tolerance and apathy Americans are bringing upon themselves destruction (Deuteronomy 30:19) that will not be reversed, which leaves no alternative as to why God judges and is judging America today (Deuteronomy 28:63).
+Article posted with permission from Sons Of Liberty Media
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+Trump expresses sympathy for Reality Winner, whose mom asks for pardon
+
+ATLANTA — The record-setting prison sentence given to Reality Winner has caught the attention of President Donald Trump, who used it to take another dig at Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
+In an early Friday post on Twitter, Trump wrote that her sentence of 63 months in federal prison was unfair and accused Sessions of having a double standard.
+“Gee, this is ‘small potatoes’ compared to what Hillary Clinton did!” he tweeted about Winner, a former National Security Agency contractor who leaked a document about Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
+“So unfair Jeff, Double Standard.”
+The tweet drew no immediate response from Sessions.
+But Winner’s mother had a blunt reply: “Please pardon my daughter Reality Winner.”
+The Twitter exchange marks a bizarre twist in the story of the 26-year-old former U.S. Air Force linguist, who on Thursday apologized to a federal judge and said she takes “full responsibility for my actions.”
+Before her arrest, Winner called Trump an “orange fascist” on Twitter.
+Her disillusionment about his election was part of her reason for leaving the Air Force, her mother told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution in an interview last year.
+“Something she said, she didn’t like her new boss,” Billie Winner-Davis said in June 2017.
+“She was not going to serve in his military.”
+Meanwhile, Trump continued pounding Sessions in other tweets, saying he needed to investigate “deleted Emails, Comey lies & leaks, Mueller conflicts, McCabe, Strzok, Page, Ohr…the Clinton Foundation, illegal surveillance of Trump Campaign, Russian collusion by Dems — and so much more.”
+— Johnny Edwards
+The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
+———
+©2018 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, Ga.), Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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+Cardinal Theodore McCarrick: Yet Another Fruit of Vatican II
+
+Still, we’re also averse to speaking in terms of good and evil.
+Right and wrong?
+Maybe.
+But good and evil have a supernatural ring we usually reserve for dramatic and abominable crimes, like genocide.
+Yet everything right is good, and everything wrong is evil.
+The evils we encounter in our day-to-day lives might not be a spectacle, like jihadists beheading a journalist on live television.
+All the same, evil is part of ordinary life.
+It dwells deep in our hearts – each and every one of us.
+The Prince of this World has made a grand display of his authority in the last few centuries.
+Our saving grace is that, while Westerners no longer believe in God, they still believe in the Devil.
+We’re at least clear-eyed enough to recognize true evil at work in the world, even if we can no longer see the great Good hidden behind the veil.
+This is the point about the McCarrick scandal that even religious commentators tend to overlook.
+How was he allowed to go on molesting young priests and seminarians when virtually the entire Church hierarchy knew what he was up to?
+And how was such a depraved individual ordained in the first place, let alone promoted to Cardinal-Archbishop of Washington?
+The answer is, ultimately, demonic.
+As Catholics, we ask St. Michael to “cast into Hell Satan and all the evil spirits who prowl about the world seeking the ruin of souls.” McCarrick and his fellow perverts in the clergy are responsible, not only for their sexual abuses, but also for chasing good men away from the priesthood.
+Spend enough time in Catholic World and you inevitably meet good men who quit the seminary because of some rampant (and often violent) depravity.
+What could suit the Devil more than to watch the Church burn her wheat as she gathers the chaff?
+The gates of Hell will not prevail against the Church, as Our Lord promised.
+But they won’t stop trying, either.
+They’ve attacked from the front, sending the Roman pagans, French Revolutionaries, and British American secularists.
+They flank us by sending heretics like Arius, Luther, and Hans Kung.
+Today, there’s also a fifth column working to tear down the walls from within – not only pedophiles like John Geoghan, but also predators like Theodore McCarrick.
+Where did those fifth columnists enter?
+Why, there’s only one possible explanation: the Second Vatican Council.
+Aggiornamento sounds like a Lefebvrist slur.
+The idea that an ecumenical council of the Catholic Church would openly seek to “bring itself up to date” is ridiculous.
+Yet that was precisely the aim.
+As St Pope John XXIII explained, “Its principal task will be concerned with the conditions and modernization of the Church after 20 centuries of life.” It was not supposed (as some have claimed) to simply update the liturgy from its last redesign in 1570.
+The goal was to align the Church more with modern world: a world defined, to a considerable extent, by its rejection of the Catholic world that flourished before the Protestant Reformation and French Revolution.
+Now, I don’t believe Pope John saw himself as endangering either orthodoxy or sacred, immutable tradition.
+I share Pope Paul IV’s view.
+When he heard that the Council was being convened, then-Cardinal Montini is supposed to have sighed, “This holy old boy doesn’t realise what a hornet’s nest he’s stirring up.”
+Nonetheless, he stirred it.
+The spirit of aggiornamento quickly spread through the Church in the 1960s – and the seminaries especially.
+Seminarians called for a more “participatory” administration.
+They became involved in socialist politics.
+They formed trade unions to demand the right to marry.
+They practiced sauvage intercommunion.
+Of course, they had their enablers in the hierarchy as well.
+Perhaps the worst was Archbishop Marty of Paris, a leader of the “priest-worker movement” who defended Marxist and existentialist atheisms on the floor of the Council.
+During a homily at the Cathedral, he also praised the soixantehuitards: “the great outburst of the younger generation that suddenly wanted to take its place in life” that occurred in his city in May of 1968.
+“One also felt that, in these events of May,” Marty continued, “the seriousness of the working class, which wants not only to earn a living wage, but also to find its freedom, its independence.” Theaggiornamentistas was never purged from the Church, and certainly not from the seminaries.
+As the modern world continued to reject traditional Christian mores, so too does the Church seem increasingly “out of step” and in need of “modernizing”.
+Inevitably, this came to mean the acceptance of homosexuality.
+Bishop Wilton D. Gregory, as president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, infamously spoke of “an ongoing struggle to make sure that the Catholic priesthood is not dominated by homosexual men.”
+But that predominance has very little to do with homosexuality per se.
+Rather, the 1960s rejection of celibacy in the seminaries naturally provided more (shall we say) opportunities for gay men – given that there are, of course, no women in Catholic seminaries.
+This began driving away heterosexuals, as well as homosexuals who upheld the Church’s teachings on chastity and celibacy.
+Needless to say, not all gay priests are violent predators like McCarrick.
+But the toleration of sexually active priests gave McCarrick cover to “seduce” his victims.
+Many have also speculated that, because McCarrick’s victims were overwhelmingly above the age of consent, the media didn’t consider them newsworthy.
+If he’d fondled a 12-year old altar boy, that would have been one thing.
+Pedophile priests sell papers.
+But taking an 18-year-old seminarian to bed?
+Running that story would simply be outing a closeted gay man: an act the liberal press would no doubt consider “homophobic”, as Ross Douthat pointed out.
+Meanwhile, those bishops who didn’t approve of his actions knew the culture – both within the Church and without her – were against them.
+The post-Vatican Church doesn’t like to come off as a nag.
+She’s not going to cause a fuss by purging sexually active gay men from the clergy just because… what?
+It’s immoral?
+That’s not very aggiornamentistic!
+The world and our worldly bishops were, unsurprisingly, of one mind.
+And even if they were disgusted by McCarrick, these prelates weren’t willing to jeopardize their careers by standing for justice against vice.
+We seem to be slouching back to the old traditionalist trope: All the Church’s problems would be solved if we’d just go back to the Latin Mass.
+Something went critically wrong during Vatican II that extends well beyond the Mass.
+And we can’t drag the Church out of her present crisis until we have the courage to brave accusations of “Lefebvrism” and say so.
+Those who love our Holy Mother – those who want to protect her boys and men from all the McCarricks and their perverse appetites – mustn’t be deceived into thinking this is a small or an isolated issue.
+It isn’t.
+This is the crisis of an ancient and immortal institution trying desperately to seem young and fashionable; like all old men, it only manages to come across as lecherous and pathetic.
+Its obsession with “modernization” leads it to only adopt the vices of modernity.
+Instead of serving as ambassadors from the City of God, far too many of our priests and prelates have become agents of the City of Man.
+I don’t know what it will take to set things right.
+I don’t know what it will take to exorcise the “spirit of Vatican II” – the spirit of aggiornamento – from the Church.
+But we will.
+Christ promised.
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+Former Apostolic Nuncio to the United States Accuses Pope of McCarrick Cover-up, Calls on Francis to Resign
+
+In this tragic moment for the Church in various parts of the world — the United States, Chile, Honduras, Australia, etc.
+— bishops have a very grave responsibility.
+I am thinking in particular of the United States of America, where I was sent as Apostolic Nuncio by Pope Benedict XVI on October 19, 2011, the memorial feast of the First North American Martyrs.
+The Bishops of the United States are called, and I with them, to follow the example of these first martyrs who brought the Gospel to the lands of America, to be credible witnesses of the immeasurable love of Christ, the Way, the Truth and the Life.
+Also, as this is an unprecedented moment in papal history, perhaps the unprecedented step of recalling Benedict XVI to the Chair of St. Peter should also be considered sooner rather than later, before this crisis gets any more out-of-control than it already is.
+May God save His Church MJM
+So serious is the cover-up that for the good of the Church and protection of the faithful, Archbishop Vigano has called on Pope Francis to resign.
+But before Francis resigns, we the Catholic faithful demand that he also remove from the College of Cardinals those who conspired even before the 2013 conclave to make Jorge Mario Bergoglio pope come hell or high water.
+He and the St. Gallen Group know exactly who they are.
+Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò's 11-page statement, released to the National Catholic Register, accuses Pope Francis of covering for McCarrick, ignoring the sanctions that Pope Benedict had imposed on McCarrick, and also of making McCarrick a trusted counselor who became Francis's "kingmaker" when it came to American appointments and was highly instrumental in the Pope's decision to elevate far-Left bishops such as Blase Cupich of Chicago and Joseph Tobin of Newark to the College of Cardinals.
+Remnant Editor's Note: This could well mark the beginning of the end of the disastrous pontificate of Pope Francis.
+The former apostolic nuncio to the United States has accused Francis of repealing sanctions imposed by Pope Benedict XVI on then-Cardinal McCarrick for sexual abuse.
+This is a charge most serious, perhaps without precedent in modern times.
+Bishops and priests, abusing their authority, have committed horrendous crimes to the detriment of their faithful, minors, innocent victims, and young men eager to offer their lives to the Church, or by their silence have not prevented that such crimes continue to be perpetrated.
+To restore the beauty of holiness to the face of the Bride of Christ, which is terribly disfigured by so many abominable crimes, and if we truly want to free the Church from the fetid swamp into which she has fallen, we must have the courage to tear down the culture of secrecy and publicly confess the truths we have kept hidden.
+We must tear down the conspiracy of silence with which bishops and priests have protected themselves at the expense of their faithful, a conspiracy of silence that in the eyes of the world risks making the Church look like a sect, a conspiracy of silence not so dissimilar from the one that prevails in the mafia.
+“Whatever you have said in the dark ... shall be proclaimed from the housetops” (Lk.
+12:3).
+I had always believed and hoped that the hierarchy of the Church could find within itself the spiritual resources and strength to tell the whole truth, to amend and to renew itself.
+That is why, even though I had repeatedly been asked to do so, I always avoided making statements to the media, even when it would have been my right to do so, in order to defend myself against the calumnies published about me, even by high-ranking prelates of the Roman Curia.
+But now that the corruption has reached the very top of the Church’s hierarchy, my conscience dictates that I reveal those truths regarding the heart-breaking case of the Archbishop Emeritus of Washington, D.C., Theodore McCarrick, which I came to know in the course of the duties entrusted to me by St. John Paul II, as Delegate for Pontifical Representations, from 1998 to 2009, and by Pope Benedict XVI, as Apostolic Nuncio to the United States of America, from October 19, 2011 until end of May 2016.
+As Delegate for Pontifical Representations in the Secretariat of State, my responsibilities were not limited to the Apostolic Nunciatures, but also included the staff of the Roman Curia (hires, promotions, informational processes on candidates to the episcopate, etc.)
+and the examination of delicate cases, including those regarding cardinals and bishops, that were entrusted to the Delegate by the Cardinal Secretary of State or by the Substitute of the Secretariat of State.
+To dispel suspicions insinuated in several recent articles, I will immediately say that the Apostolic Nuncios in the United States, Gabriel Montalvo and Pietro Sambi, both prematurely deceased, did not fail to inform the Holy See immediately, as soon as they learned of Archbishop McCarrick’s gravely immoral behavior with seminarians and priests.
+Indeed, according to what Nuncio Pietro Sambi wrote, Father Boniface Ramsey, O.P.’s letter, dated November 22, 2000, was written at the request of the late Nuncio Montalvo.
+In the letter, Father Ramsey, who had been a professor at the diocesan seminary in Newark from the end of the ’80s until 1996, affirms that there was a recurring rumor in the seminary that the Archbishop “shared his bed with seminarians,” inviting five at a time to spend the weekend with him at his beach house.
+And he added that he knew a certain number of seminarians, some of whom were later ordained priests for the Archdiocese of Newark, who had been invited to this beach house and had shared a bed with the Archbishop.
+The office that I held at the time was not informed of any measure taken by the Holy See after those charges were brought by Nuncio Montalvo at the end of 2000, when Cardinal Angelo Sodano was Secretary of State.
+Likewise, Nuncio Sambi transmitted to the Cardinal Secretary of State, Tarcisio Bertone, an Indictment Memorandum against McCarrick by the priest Gregory Littleton of the diocese of Charlotte, who was reduced to the lay state for a violation of minors, together with two documents from the same Littleton, in which he recounted his tragic story of sexual abuse by the then-Archbishop of Newark and several other priests and seminarians.
+The Nuncio added that Littleton had already forwarded his Memorandum to about twenty people, including civil and ecclesiastical judicial authorities, police and lawyers, in June 2006, and that it was therefore very likely that the news would soon be made public.
+He therefore called for a prompt intervention by the Holy See.
+In writing up a memo[1] on these documents that were entrusted to me, as Delegate for Pontifical Representations, on December 6, 2006, I wrote to my superiors, Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone and the Substitute Leonardo Sandri, that the facts attributed to McCarrick by Littleton were of such gravity and vileness as to provoke bewilderment, a sense of disgust, deep sorrow and bitterness in the reader, and that they constituted the crimes of seducing, requesting depraved acts of seminarians and priests, repeatedly and simultaneously with several people, derision of a young seminarian who tried to resist the Archbishop’s seductions in the presence of two other priests, absolution of the accomplices in these depraved acts, sacrilegious celebration of the Eucharist with the same priests after committing such acts.
+In my memo, which I delivered on that same December 6, 2006 to my direct superior, the Substitute Leonardo Sandri, I proposed the following considerations and course of action to my superiors:
+- Given that it seemed a new scandal of particular gravity, as it regarded a cardinal, was going to be added to the many scandals for the Church in the United States,
+- and that, since this matter had to do with a cardinal, and according to can.
+1405 § 1, No.
+2˚, “ipsius Romani Pontificis dumtaxat ius est iudicandi”;
+- I proposed that an exemplary measure be taken against the Cardinal that could have a medicinal function, to prevent future abuses against innocent victims and alleviate the very serious scandal for the faithful, who despite everything continued to love and believe in the Church.
+I added that it would be salutary if, for once, ecclesiastical authority would intervene before the civil authorities and, if possible, before the scandal had broken out in the press.
+This could have restored some dignity to a Church so sorely tried and humiliated by so many abominable acts on the part of some pastors.
+If this were done, the civil authority would no longer have to judge a cardinal, but a pastor with whom the Church had already taken appropriate measures to prevent the cardinal from abusing his authority and continuing to destroy innocent victims.
+My memo of December 6, 2006 was kept by my superiors, and was never returned to me with any actual decision by the superiors on this matter.
+Subsequently, around April 21-23, 2008, the Statement for Pope Benedict XVI about the pattern of sexual abuse crisis in the United States, by Richard Sipe, was published on the internet, at richardsipe.com.
+On April 24, it was passed on by the Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, Cardinal William Levada, to the Cardinal Secretary of State Tarcisio Bertone.
+It was delivered to me one month later, on May 24, 2008.
+The following day, I delivered a new memo to the new Substitute, Fernando Filoni, which included my previous one of December 6, 2006.
+In it, I summarized Richard Sipe’s document, which ended with this respectful and heartfelt appeal to Pope Benedict XVI: “I approach Your Holiness with due reverence, but with the same intensity that motivated Peter Damian to lay out before your predecessor, Pope Leo IX, a description of the condition of the clergy during his time.
+The problems he spoke of are similar and as great now in the United States as they were then in Rome.
+If Your Holiness requests, I will personally submit to you documentation of that about which I have spoken.”
+I ended my memo by repeating to my superiors that I thought it was necessary to intervene as soon as possible by removing the cardinal’s hat from Cardinal McCarrick and that he should be subjected to the sanctions established by the Code of Canon Law, which also provide for reduction to the lay state.
+This second memo of mine was also never returned to the Personnel Office, and I was greatly dismayed at my superiors for the inconceivable absence of any measure against the Cardinal, and for the continuing lack of any communication with me since my first memo in December 2006.
+But finally I learned with certainty, through Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, then-Prefect of the Congregation for Bishops, that Richard Sipe’s courageous and meritorious Statement had had the desired result.
+Pope Benedict had imposed on Cardinal McCarrick sanctions similar to those now imposed on him by Pope Francis: the Cardinal was to leave the seminary where he was living, he was forbidden to celebrate [Mass] in public, to participate in public meetings, to give lectures, to travel, with the obligation of dedicating himself to a life of prayer and penance.
+I do not know when Pope Benedict took these measures against McCarrick, whether in 2009 or 2010, because in the meantime I had been transferred to the Governorate of Vatican City State, just as I do not know who was responsible for this incredible delay.
+I certainly do not believe it was Pope Benedict, who as Cardinal had repeatedly denounced the corruption present in the Church, and in the first months of his pontificate had already taken a firm stand against the admission into seminary of young men with deep homosexual tendencies.
+I believe it was due to the Pope’s first collaborator at the time, Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, who notoriously favored promoting homosexuals into positions of responsibility, and was accustomed to managing the information he thought appropriate to convey to the Pope.
+In any case, what is certain is that Pope Benedict imposed the above canonical sanctions on McCarrick and that they were communicated to him by the Apostolic Nuncio to the United States, Pietro Sambi.
+Monsignor Jean-François Lantheaume, then first Counsellor of the Nunciature in Washington and Chargé d'Affaires a.i.
+after the unexpected death of Nuncio Sambi in Baltimore, told me when I arrived in Washington — and he is ready to testify to it— about a stormy conversation, lasting over an hour, that Nuncio Sambi had with Cardinal McCarrick whom he had summoned to the Nunciature.
+Monsignor Lantheaume told me that “the Nuncio’s voice could be heard all the way out in the corridor.”
+Pope Benedict’s same dispositions were then also communicated to me by the new Prefect of the Congregation for Bishops, Cardinal Marc Ouellet, in November 2011, in a conversation before my departure for Washington, and were included among the instructions of the same Congregation to the new Nuncio.
+In turn, I repeated them to Cardinal McCarrick at my first meeting with him at the Nunciature.
+The Cardinal, muttering in a barely comprehensible way, admitted that he had perhaps made the mistake of sleeping in the same bed with some seminarians at his beach house, but he said this as if it had no importance.
+The faithful insistently wonder how it was possible for him to be appointed to Washington, and as Cardinal, and they have every right to know who knew, and who covered up his grave misdeeds.
+It is therefore my duty to reveal what I know about this, beginning with the Roman Curia.
+Cardinal Angelo Sodano was Secretary of State until September 2006: all information was communicated to him.
+In November 2000, Nunzio Montalvo sent him his report, passing on to him the aforementioned letter from Father Boniface Ramsey in which he denounced the serious abuses committed by McCarrick.
+It is known that Sodano tried to cover up the Father Maciel scandal to the end.
+He even removed the Nuncio in Mexico City, Justo Mullor, who refused to be an accomplice in his scheme to cover Maciel, and in his place appointed Sandri, then-Nuncio to Venezuela, who was willing to collaborate in the cover-up.
+Sodano even went so far as to issue a statement to the Vatican press office in which a falsehood was affirmed, that is, that Pope Benedict had decided that the Maciel case should be considered closed.
+Benedict reacted, despite Sodano’s strenuous defense, and Maciel was found guilty and irrevocably condemned.
+Was McCarrick’s appointment to Washington and as Cardinal the work of Sodano, when John Paul II was already very ill?
+We are not given to know.
+However, it is legitimate to think so, but I do not think he was the only one responsible for this.
+McCarrick frequently went to Rome and made friends everywhere, at all levels of the Curia.
+If Sodano had protected Maciel, as seems certain, there is no reason why he wouldn’t have done so for McCarrick, who according to many had the financial means to influence decisions.
+His nomination to Washington was opposed by then-Prefect of the Congregation for Bishops, Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re.
+At the Nunciature in Washington there is a note, written in his hand, in which Cardinal Re disassociates himself from the appointment and states that McCarrick was 14th on the list for Washington.
+Nuncio Sambi’s report, with all the attachments, was sent to Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, as Secretary of State.
+My two above-mentioned memos of December 6, 2006 and May 25, 2008, were also presumably handed over to him by the Substitute.
+As already mentioned, the Cardinal had no difficulty in insistently presenting for the episcopate candidates known to be active homosexuals — I cite only the well-known case of Vincenzo de Mauro, who was appointed Archbishop-Bishop of Vigevano and later removed because he was undermining his seminarians — and in filtering and manipulating the information he conveyed to Pope Benedict.
+Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the current Secretary of State, was also complicit in covering up the misdeeds of McCarrick who had, after the election of Pope Francis, boasted openly of his travels and missions to various continents.
+In April 2014, the Washington Times had a front page report on McCarrick’s trip to the Central African Republic, and on behalf of the State Department no less.
+As Nuncio to Washington, I wrote to Cardinal Parolin asking him if the sanctions imposed on McCarrick by Pope Benedict were still valid.
+Ça va sans dire that my letter never received any reply!
+The same can be said for Cardinal William Levada, former Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, for Cardinals Marc Ouellet, Prefect of the Congregation for Bishops, Lorenzo Baldisseri, former Secretary of the same Congregation for Bishops, and Archbishop Ilson de Jesus Montanari, current Secretary of the same Congregation.
+They were all aware by reason of their office of the sanctions imposed by Pope Benedict on McCarrick.
+Cardinals Leonardo Sandri, Fernando Filoni and Angelo Becciu, as Substitutes of the Secretariat of State, knew in every detail the situation regarding Cardinal McCarrick.
+Nor could Cardinals Giovanni Lajolo and Dominique Mamberti have failed to know.
+As Secretaries for Relations with States, they participated several times a week in collegial meetings with the Secretary of State.
+As far as the Roman Curia is concerned, for the moment I will stop here, even if the names of other prelates in the Vatican are well known, even some very close to Pope Francis, such as Cardinal Francesco Coccopalmerio and Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, who belong to the homosexual current in favor of subverting Catholic doctrine on homosexuality, a current already denounced in 1986 by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, then-Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, in the Letter to the Bishops of the Catholic Church on the Pastoral Care of Homosexual Persons.
+Cardinals Edwin Frederick O’Brien and Renato Raffaele Martino also belong to the same current, albeit with a different ideology.
+Others belonging to this current even reside at the Domus Sanctae Marthae.
+Now to the United States.
+Obviously, the first to have been informed of the measures taken by Pope Benedict was McCarrick’s successor in Washington See, Cardinal Donald Wuerl, whose situation is now completely compromised by the recent revelations regarding his behavior as Bishop of Pittsburgh.
+It is absolutely unthinkable that Nunzio Sambi, who was an extremely responsible person, loyal, direct and explicit in his way of being (a true son of Romagna) did not speak to him about it.
+In any case, I myself brought up the subject with Cardinal Wuerl on several occasions, and I certainly didn’t need to go into detail because it was immediately clear to me that he was fully aware of it.
+I also remember in particular the fact that I had to draw his attention to it, because I realized that in an archdiocesan publication, on the back cover in color, there was an announcement inviting young men who thought they had a vocation to the priesthood to a meeting with Cardinal McCarrick.
+I immediately phoned Cardinal Wuerl, who expressed his surprise to me, telling me that he knew nothing about that announcement and that he would cancel it.
+If, as he now continues to state, he knew nothing of the abuses committed by McCarrick and the measures taken by Pope Benedict, how can his answer be explained?
+His recent statements that he knew nothing about it, even though at first he cunningly referred to compensation for the two victims, are absolutely laughable.
+The Cardinal lies shamelessly and prevails upon his Chancellor, Monsignor Antonicelli, to lie as well.
+Cardinal Wuerl also clearly lied on another occasion.
+Following a morally unacceptable event authorized by the academic authorities of Georgetown University, I brought it to the attention of its President, Dr. John DeGioia, sending him two subsequent letters.
+Before forwarding them to the addressee, so as to handle things properly, I personally gave a copy of them to the Cardinal with an accompanying letter I had written.
+The Cardinal told me that he knew nothing about it.
+However, he failed to acknowledge receipt of my two letters, contrary to what he customarily did.
+I subsequently learned that the event at Georgetown had taken place for seven years.
+But the Cardinal knew nothing about it!
+Cardinal Wuerl, well aware of the continuous abuses committed by Cardinal McCarrick and the sanctions imposed on him by Pope Benedict, transgressing the Pope’s order, also allowed him to reside at a seminary in Washington D.C.
+In doing so, he put other seminarians at risk.
+Bishop Paul Bootkoski, emeritus of Metuchen, and Archbishop John Myers, emeritus of Newark, covered up the abuses committed by McCarrick in their respective dioceses and compensated two of his victims.
+They cannot deny it and they must be interrogated in order to reveal every circumstance and all responsibility regarding this matter.
+Cardinal Kevin Farrell, who was recently interviewed by the media, also said that he didn’t have the slightest idea about the abuses committed by McCarrick.
+Given his tenure in Washington, Dallas and now Rome, I think no one can honestly believe him.
+I don’t know if he was ever asked if he knew about Maciel’s crimes.
+If he were to deny this, would anybody believe him given that he occupied positions of responsibility as a member of the Legionaries of Christ?
+Regarding Cardinal Sean O’Malley, I would simply say that his latest statements on the McCarrick case are disconcerting, and have totally obscured his transparency and credibility.
+* * *
+My conscience requires me also to reveal facts that I have experienced personally, concerning Pope Francis, that have a dramatic significance, which as Bishop, sharing the collegial responsibility of all the bishops for the universal Church, do not allow me to remain silent, and that I state here, ready to reaffirm them under oath by calling on God as my witness.
+In the last months of his pontificate, Pope Benedict XVI had convened a meeting of all the apostolic nuncios in Rome, as Paul VI and St. John Paul II had done on several occasions.
+The date set for the audience with the Pope was Friday, June 21, 2013.
+Pope Francis kept this commitment made by his predecessor.
+Of course I also came to Rome from Washington.
+It was my first meeting with the new Pope elected only three months prior, after the resignation of Pope Benedict.
+On the morning of Thursday, June 20, 2013, I went to the Domus Sanctae Marthae, to join my colleagues who were staying there.
+As soon as I entered the hall I met Cardinal McCarrick, who wore the red-trimmed cassock.
+I greeted him respectfully as I had always done.
+He immediately said to me, in a tone somewhere between ambiguous and triumphant: “The Pope received me yesterday, tomorrow I am going to China.”
+At the time I knew nothing of his long friendship with Cardinal Bergoglio and of the important part he had played in his recent election, as McCarrick himself would later reveal in a lecture at Villanova University and in an interview with the National Catholic Reporter.
+Nor had I ever thought of the fact that he had participated in the preliminary meetings of the recent conclave, and of the role he had been able to have as a cardinal elector in the 2005 conclave.
+Therefore I did not immediately grasp the meaning of the encrypted message that McCarrick had communicated to me, but that would become clear to me in the days immediately following.
+The next day the audience with Pope Francis took place.
+After his address, which was partly read and partly delivered off the cuff, the Pope wished to greet all the nuncios one by one.
+In single file, I remember that I was among the last.
+When it was my turn, I just had time to say to him, “I am the Nuncio to the United States.” He immediately assailed me with a tone of reproach, using these words: “The Bishops in the United States must not be ideologized!
+They must be shepherds!”Of course I was not in a position to ask for explanations about the meaning of his words and the aggressive way in which he had upbraided me.
+I had in my hand a book in Portuguese that Cardinal O’Malley had sent me for the Pope a few days earlier, telling me “so he could go over his Portuguese before going to Rio for World Youth Day.” I handed it to him immediately, and so freed myself from that extremely disconcerting and embarrassing situation.
+At the end of the audience the Pope announced: “Those of you who are still in Rome next Sunday are invited to concelebrate with me at the Domus Sanctae Marthae.” I naturally thought of staying on to clarify as soon as possible what the Pope intended to tell me.
+On Sunday June 23, before the concelebration with the Pope, I asked Monsignor Ricca, who as the person in charge of the house helped us put on the vestments, if he could ask the Pope if he could receive me sometime in the following week.
+How could I have returned to Washington without having clarified what the Pope wanted of me?
+At the end of Mass, while the Pope was greeting the few lay people present, Monsignor Fabian Pedacchio, his Argentine secretary, came to me and said: “The Pope told me to ask if you are free now!” Naturally, I replied that I was at the Pope’s disposal and that I thanked him for receiving me immediately.
+The Pope took me to the first floor in his apartment and said: “We have 40 minutes before the Angelus.”
+I began the conversation, asking the Pope what he intended to say to me with the words he had addressed to me when I greeted him the previous Friday.
+And the Pope, in a very different, friendly, almost affectionate tone, said to me: “Yes, the Bishops in the United States must not be ideologized, they must not be right-wing like the Archbishop of Philadelphia, (the Pope did not give me the name of the Archbishop) they must be shepherds; and they must not be left-wing — and he added, raising both arms — and when I say left-wing I mean homosexual.” Of course, the logic of the correlation between being left-wing and being homosexual escaped me, but I added nothing else.
+Immediately after, the Pope asked me in a deceitful way: “What is Cardinal McCarrick like?” I answered him with complete frankness and, if you want, with great naiveté: “Holy Father, I don’t know if you know Cardinal McCarrick, but if you ask the Congregation for Bishops there is a dossier this thick about him.
+He corrupted generations of seminarians and priests and Pope Benedict ordered him to withdraw to a life of prayer and penance.” The Pope did not make the slightest comment about those very grave words of mine and did not show any expression of surprise on his face, as if he had already known the matter for some time, and he immediately changed the subject.
+But then, what was the Pope’s purpose in asking me that question: “What is Cardinal McCarrick like?” He clearly wanted to find out if I was an ally of McCarrick or not.
+Back in Washington everything became very clear to me, thanks also to a new event that occurred only a few days after my meeting with Pope Francis.
+When the new Bishop Mark Seitz took possession of the Diocese of El Paso on July 9, 2013, I sent the first Counsellor, Monsignor Jean-François Lantheaume, while I went to Dallas that same day for an international meeting on Bioethics.
+When he got back, Monsignor Lantheaume told me that in El Paso he had met Cardinal McCarrick who, taking him aside, told him almost the same words that the Pope had said to me in Rome: “the Bishops in the United States must not be ideologized, they must not be right-wing, they must be shepherds….” I was astounded!
+It was therefore clear that the words of reproach that Pope Francis had addressed to me on June 21, 2013 had been put into his mouth the day before by Cardinal McCarrick.
+Also the Pope’s mention “not like the Archbishop of Philadelphia” could be traced to McCarrick, because there had been a strong disagreement between the two of them about the admission to Communion of pro-abortion politicians.
+In his communication to the bishops, McCarrick had manipulated a letter of then-Cardinal Ratzinger who prohibited giving them Communion.
+Indeed, I also knew how certain Cardinals such as Mahony, Levada and Wuerl, were closely linked to McCarrick; they had opposed the most recent appointments made by Pope Benedict, for important posts such as Philadelphia, Baltimore, Denver and San Francisco.
+Not happy with the trap he had set for me on June 23, 2013, when he asked me about McCarrick, only a few months later, in the audience he granted me on October 10, 2013, Pope Francis set a second one for me, this time concerning a second of his protégés, Cardinal Donald Wuerl.
+He asked me: “What is Cardinal Wuerl like, is he good or bad?” I replied, “Holy Father, I will not tell you if he is good or bad, but I will tell you two facts.” They are the ones I have already mentioned above, which concern Wuerl’s pastoral carelessness regarding the aberrant deviations at Georgetown University and the invitation by the Archdiocese of Washington to young aspirants to the priesthood to a meeting with McCarrick!
+Once again the Pope did not show any reaction.
+It was also clear that, from the time of Pope Francis’s election, McCarrick, now free from all constraints, had felt free to travel continuously, to give lectures and interviews.
+In a team effort with Cardinal Rodriguez Maradiaga, he had become the kingmaker for appointments in the Curia and the United States, and the most listened to advisor in the Vatican for relations with the Obama administration.
+This is how one explains that, as members of the Congregation for Bishops, the Pope replaced Cardinal Burke with Wuerl and immediately appointed Cupich right after he was made a cardinal.
+With these appointments the Nunciature in Washington was now out of the picture in the appointment of bishops.
+In addition, he appointed the Brazilian Ilson de Jesus Montanari — the great friend of his private Argentine secretary Fabian Pedacchio — as Secretary of the same Congregation for Bishops and Secretary of the College of Cardinals, promoting him in one single leap from a simple official of that department to Archbishop Secretary.
+Something unprecedented for such an important position!
+The appointments of Blase Cupich to Chicago and Joseph W. Tobin to Newark were orchestrated by McCarrick, Maradiaga and Wuerl, united by a wicked pact of abuses by the first, and at least of coverup of abuses by the other two.
+Their names were not among those presented by the Nunciature for Chicago and Newark.
+Regarding Cupich, one cannot fail to note his ostentatious arrogance, and the insolence with which he denies the evidence that is now obvious to all: that 80% of the abuses found were committed against young adults by homosexuals who were in a relationship of authority over their victims.
+During the speech he gave when he took possession of the Chicago See, at which I was present as a representative of the Pope, Cupich quipped that one certainly should not expect the new Archbishop to walk on water.
+Perhaps it would be enough for him to be able to remain with his feet on the ground and not try to turn reality upside-down, blinded by his pro-gay ideology, as he stated in a recent interview with America Magazine.
+Extolling his particular expertise in the matter, having been President of the Committee on Protection of Children and Young People of the USCCB, he asserted that the main problem in the crisis of sexual abuse by clergy is not homosexuality, and that affirming this is only a way of diverting attention from the real problem which is clericalism.
+In support of this thesis, Cupich “oddly” made reference to the results of research carried out at the height of the sexual abuse of minors crisis in the early 2000s, while he “candidly” ignored that the results of that investigation were totally denied by the subsequent Independent Reports by the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in 2004 and 2011, which concluded that, in cases of sexual abuse, 81% of the victims were male.
+In fact, Father Hans Zollner, S.J., Vice-Rector of the Pontifical Gregorian University, President of the Centre for Child Protection, and Member of the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors, recently told the newspaper La Stampa that “in most cases it is a question of homosexual abuse.”
+The appointment of McElroy in San Diego was also orchestrated from above, with an encrypted peremptory order to me as Nuncio, by Cardinal Parolin: “Reserve the See of San Diego for McElroy.” McElroy was also well aware of McCarrick’s abuses, as can be seen from a letter sent to him by Richard Sipe on July 28, 2016.
+These characters are closely associated with individuals belonging in particular to the deviated wing of the Society of Jesus, unfortunately today a majority, which had already been a cause of serious concern to Paul VI and subsequent pontiffs.
+We need only consider Father Robert Drinan, S.J., who was elected four times to the House of Representatives, and was a staunch supporter of abortion; or Father Vincent O’Keefe, S.J., one of the principal promoters of The Land O’Lakes Statement of 1967, which seriously compromised the Catholic identity of universities and colleges in the United States.
+It should be noted that McCarrick, then President of the Catholic University of Puerto Rico, also participated in that inauspicious undertaking which was so harmful to the formation of the consciences of American youth, closely associated as it was with the deviated wing of the Jesuits.
+Father James Martin, S.J., acclaimed by the people mentioned above, in particular Cupich, Tobin, Farrell and McElroy, appointed Consultor of the Secretariat for Communications, well-known activist who promotes the LGBT agenda, chosen to corrupt the young people who will soon gather in Dublin for the World Meeting of Families, is nothing but a sad recent example of that deviated wing of the Society of Jesus.
+Pope Francis has repeatedly asked for total transparency in the Church and for bishops and faithful to act with parrhesia.
+The faithful throughout the world also demand this of him in an exemplary manner.
+He must honestly state when he first learned about the crimes committed by McCarrick, who abused his authority with seminarians and priests.
+In any case, the Pope learned about it from me on June 23, 2013 and continued to cover for him.
+He did not take into account the sanctions that Pope Benedict had imposed on him and made him his trusted counselor along with Maradiaga.
+The latter [Maradiaga] is so confident of the Pope’s protection that he can dismiss as “gossip” the heartfelt appeals of dozens of his seminarians, who found the courage to write to him after one of them tried to commit suicide over homosexual abuse in the seminary.
+By now the faithful have well understood Maradiaga’s strategy: insult the victims to save himself, lie to the bitter end to cover up a chasm of abuses of power, of mismanagement in the administration of Church property, and of financial disasters even against close friends, as in the case of the Ambassador of Honduras Alejandro Valladares, former Dean of the Diplomatic Corps to the Holy See.
+In the case of the former Auxiliary Bishop Juan José Pineda, after the article published in the [Italian] weekly L’Espresso last February, Maradiaga stated in the newspaper Avvenire: “It was my auxiliary bishop Pineda who asked for the visitation, so as to ‘clear’ his name after being subjected to much slander.” Now, regarding Pineda the only thing that has been made public is that his resignation has simply been accepted, thus making any possible responsibility of his and Maradiaga vanish into nowhere.
+In the name of the transparency so hailed by the Pope, the report that the Visitator, Argentine bishop Alcides Casaretto, delivered more than a year ago only and directly to the Pope, must be made public.
+Finally, the recent appointment as Substitute of Archbishop Edgar Peña Parra is also connected with Honduras, that is, with Maradiaga.
+From 2003 to 2007 Peña Parra worked as Counsellor at the Tegucigalpa Nunciature.
+As Delegate for Pontifical Representations I received worrisome information about him.
+In Honduras, a scandal as huge as the one in Chile is about to be repeated.
+The Pope defends his man, Cardinal Rodriguez Maradiaga, to the bitter end, as he had done in Chile with Bishop Juan de la Cruz Barros, whom he himself had appointed Bishop of Osorno against the advice of the Chilean Bishops.
+First he insulted the abuse victims.
+Then, only when he was forced by the media, and a revolt by the Chilean victims and faithful, did he recognize his error and apologize, while stating that he had been misinformed, causing a disastrous situation for the Church in Chile, but continuing to protect the two Chilean Cardinals Errazuriz and Ezzati.
+Even in the tragic affair of McCarrick, Pope Francis’s behavior was no different.
+He knew from at least June 23, 2013 that McCarrick was a serial predator.
+Although he knew that he was a corrupt man, he covered for him to the bitter end; indeed, he made McCarrick’s advice his own, which was certainly not inspired by sound intentions and for love of the Church.
+It was only when he was forced by the report of the abuse of a minor, again on the basis of media attention, that he took action [regarding McCarrick] to save his image in the media.
+Now in the United States a chorus of voices is rising especially from the lay faithful, and has recently been joined by several bishops and priests, asking that all those who, by their silence, covered up McCarrick’s criminal behavior, or who used him to advance their career or promote their intentions, ambitions and power in the Church, should resign.
+But this will not be enough to heal the situation of extremely grave immoral behavior by the clergy: bishops and priests.
+A time of conversion and penance must be proclaimed.
+The virtue of chastity must be recovered in the clergy and in seminaries.
+Corruption in the misuse of the Church’s resources and of the offerings of the faithful must be fought against.
+The seriousness of homosexual behavior must be denounced.
+The homosexual networks present in the Church must be eradicated, as Janet Smith, Professor of Moral Theology at the Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit, recently wrote.
+“The problem of clergy abuse,” she wrote, “cannot be resolved simply by the resignation of some bishops, and even less so by bureaucratic directives.
+The deeper problem lies in homosexual networks within the clergy which must be eradicated.” These homosexual networks, which are now widespread in many dioceses, seminaries, religious orders, etc., act under the concealment of secrecy and lies with the power of octopus tentacles, and strangle innocent victims and priestly vocations, and are strangling the entire Church.
+I implore everyone, especially Bishops, to speak up in order to defeat this conspiracy of silence that is so widespread, and to report the cases of abuse they know about to the media and civil authorities.
+Let us heed the most powerful message that St. John Paul II left us as an inheritance:Do not be afraid!
+Do not be afraid!
+In his 2008 homily on the Feast of the Epiphany, Pope Benedict reminded us that the Father’s plan of salvation had been fully revealed and realized in the mystery of Christ’s death and resurrection, but it needs to be welcomed in human history, which is always a history of fidelity on God’s part and unfortunately also of infidelity on the part of us men.
+The Church, the depositary of the blessing of the New Covenant, signed in the blood of the Lamb, is holy but made up of sinners, as Saint Ambrose wrote: the Church is “immaculata ex maculatis,” she is holy and spotless even though, in her earthly journey, she is made up of men stained with sin.
+I want to recall this indefectible truth of the Church’s holiness to the many people who have been so deeply scandalized by the abominable and sacrilegious behavior of the former Archbishop of Washington, Theodore McCarrick; by the grave, disconcerting and sinful conduct of Pope Francis and by the conspiracy of silence of so many pastors, and who are tempted to abandon the Church, disfigured by so many ignominies.
+At the Angelus on Sunday, August 12, 2018 Pope Francis said these words: “Everyone is guilty for the good he could have done and did not do ...
+If we do not oppose evil, we tacitly feed it.
+We need to intervene where evil is spreading; for evil spreads where daring Christians who oppose evil with good are lacking.” If this is rightly to be considered a serious moral responsibility for every believer, how much graver is it for the Church’s supreme pastor, who in the case of McCarrick not only did not oppose evil but associated himself in doing evil with someone he knew to be deeply corrupt.
+He followed the advice of someone he knew well to be a pervert, thus multiplying exponentially with his supreme authority the evil done by McCarrick.
+And how many other evil pastors is Francis still continuing to prop up in their active destruction of the Church!
+Francis is abdicating the mandate which Christ gave to Peter to confirm the brethren.
+Indeed, by his action he has divided them, led them into error, and encouraged the wolves to continue to tear apart the sheep of Christ’s flock.
+In this extremely dramatic moment for the universal Church, he must acknowledge his mistakes and, in keeping with the proclaimed principle of zero tolerance, Pope Francis must be the first to set a good example for cardinals and bishops who covered up McCarrick’s abuses and resign along with all of them.
+Even in dismay and sadness over the enormity of what is happening, let us not lose hope!
+We well know that the great majority of our pastors live their priestly vocation with fidelity and dedication.
+It is in moments of great trial that the Lord’s grace is revealed in abundance and makes His limitless mercy available to all; but it is granted only to those who are truly repentant and sincerely propose to amend their lives.
+This is a favorable time for the Church to confess her sins, to convert, and to do penance.
+Let us all pray for the Church and for the Pope, let us remember how many times he has asked us to pray for him!
+Let us all renew faith in the Church our Mother: “I believe in one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church!”
+Christ will never abandon His Church!
+He generated her in His Blood and continually revives her with His Spirit!
+Mary, Mother of the Church, pray for us!
+Mary, Virgin and Queen, Mother of the King of glory, pray for us!
+Rome, August 22, 2018
+Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary
+Official translation by Diane Montagna.
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+Muslim Leader Calls for Conquest of “America, Britain, Russia, France, and Italy”
+
+Recently a Muslim spokesman in Tunisia named Said Khecharem, who is affiliated with the international pro-Sharia, pro-caliphate organization Hizb ut-Tahrir, declared (to delighted screams of “Allahu akbar” from his audience), that the “establishment of an Islamic state…requires the conquest of America, Britain, Russia, France, and Italy – Rome and other infidel lands will be conquered, Allah willing.”
+According to the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), Khecharem also said: “After the laws of Allah were abandoned, and the heretic regimes were imposed on the Muslims, the most important thing to do is to restore the rule of the Muslims, through the Quran and the Sunna, in order to renew Islamic life and to deliver the Islamic message to the world.
+My brothers, the implication of this today should be the establishment of an Islamic state over all the lands of the Muslims.”
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+And no call to restore the caliphate would be complete without a swipe at the Jews, whom the Qur’an designates (5:82) the worst enemies of the Muslims.
+Khecharem predicted that “this will happen, of course, after the elimination of the filthy Jewish entity, and after liberation of the lands under direct colonization, like Kashmir and others.”
+If Said Khecharem were a non-Muslim saying that Muslims needed to destroy “the filthy Jewish entity” and conquer America, Britain, Russia, France, and Italy, he would be accused of “Islamophobia” and “bigotry.” But no one will take any particular notice of this.
+They should, however.
+Khecharem is not some deluded fanatic raving on a Tunisian street corner.
+He was speaking at Hizb ut-Tahrir’s International Caliphate Conference; although Hizb ut-Tahrir is banned in many countries, it still has an international presence, and recently held a conference in Chicago.
+Nor is the desire to establish a global caliphate limited to Hizb ut-Tahrir alone.
+The word khalifa means “successor”; the caliph in Sunni Islamic theology is the successor of Muhammad as the military, political, and spiritual leader of the Muslims.
+As I show in my book The History of Jihad From Muhammad to ISIS , the great caliphates of history, from the immediate post-Muhammad period of the “Rightly Guided Caliphs” to the Umayyads, Abbasids, and Ottomans, as well as other Islamic states, all waged relentless jihad warfare against non-Muslims, subjugating them under the rule of Islamic law and denying them basic rights.
+These weren’t the actions of a “tiny minority of extremists,” abhorred by the vast majority of peaceful Muslims for “hijacking” their religion.
+This was, for fourteen centuries, mainstream, normative Islam, carried forth by the primary authorities in the Islamic world at the time.
+The History of Jihad shows from the accounts of eyewitnesses and contemporary chroniclers through the ages that in every age and in every place where there were Muslims, some of them believed that they had a responsibility given to them by Allah to wage war against and subjugate unbelievers under the rule of Islamic law.
+And so it is today: Said Khecharem has enunciated that responsibility more clearly and directly than most Muslim spokesmen do these days, but he is by no means the only one who believes that it exists.
+What is noteworthy also about The History of Jihad is something that it does not contain.
+As the jihadis move against non-Muslim states without any letup, pause, period of coexistence, period of tolerance, reformation, or reconsideration, there never appears any force of Muslims to oppose them.
+While it is undoubtedly true that not all Muslims in any given age have ever waged jihad, there has never been in Islamic history an Islamic entity or organization that was opposed to waging jihad and dedicated to stopping those who were waging it.
+So it is today.
+Islamic groups in the West issue pro-forma condemnations after every jihad terror attack, but are doing little or nothing to try to prevent the next one.
+There is still no mosque or Islamic school in the United States that teaches young Muslims why they should reject the understanding of Islam taught by al-Qaeda, ISIS, and other jihad terror groups.
+Meanwhile, Said Khecharem and other Islamic spokesmen openly call for Muslims to engage in jihad conquest.
+Western authorities should be pondering his words, and their implications, very carefully.
+Instead, if they have taken any notice of him at all, which is unlikely, they have dismissed him as an “extremist.”
+They have yet to come to grips with the fact that “extremism” is and always has been so distressingly widespread in Muslim communities.
+But they will.
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Archbishop Viganò Speaks, the Neo-Catholics Panic
+
+In his eleven-page account, affirmed under oath, the Archbishop, marking a turning point in Church history, declares that senior Vatican officials, including former Secretaries of State Angelo Sodano and Tarcisio Bertone as well as Cardinal Óscar Andrés Rodríguez Maradiaga, coordinator of Pope Bergoglio’s “Council of Cardinals”, covered up McCarrick’s decades of sexual predation and that Bergoglio himself continued the coverup.
+This article was first written to address the neo-Catholic commentator Massimo Faggioli’s attempt , following the Pennsylvania grand jury report and the fall of ex-Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, to minimize the homosexual crisis in the Church and blunt the correlative rise of what he derides as “neo-traditionalism.” As my piece was about to go to press, however, EWTN’s National Catholic Register broke the explosive story on the written testimony of Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò , former apostolic nuncio to the United States (2011 to 2016).
+Faggioli’s propaganda piece now becomes merely illustrative of the points to be made here in light of this astonishing and indeed providential development.
+Regarding Bergoglio, Viganò testifies that in 2013 he personally informed him about McCarrick’s history, the dossier of the Congregation for Bishops on his sexual crimes against boys and young men, and the disciplinary sanctions imposed upon him by Benedict XVI (forbidding residence in a seminary, public appearances and Masses).
+Evidently already aware of these facts, however, Bergoglio not only rehabilitated McCarrick but made him a “trusted counselor” who advised the elevation of the pro-homosexual prelates Blase Cupich, Joseph Tobin and Kevin Farrell to the College of Cardinals and the prominent episcopal sees they now discredit.
+All of this happened before Bergoglio, bowing to worldwide public pressure, finally—only weeks ago—took decisive action against his “trusted counselor.” McCarrick had lobbied for Bergoglio’s election, along with Maradiaga and the infamous Cardinal Danneels, who covered up homosexual rape committed by a priest against his own nephew,has supported “same-sex marriage,” and advised the King of Belgium to sign a law legalizing abortion in 1990.
+As Edward Pentin notes: “all 3 prelates have since been special advisors of Francis or rehabilitated by him.”
+Viganò concludes his testimony by declaring that all of the prelates involved (many others are implicated), including Bergoglio, should resign their offices for the good of the Church.
+As to Bergoglio in particular, he courageously states openly the truth that so many of his brethren know but fear to speak in public:
+I want to recall this indefectible truth of the Church’s holiness to the many people who have been so deeply scandalized by the abominable and sacrilegious behavior of the former Archbishop of Washington, Theodore McCarrick; by the grave, disconcerting and sinful conduct of Pope Francis and by the conspiracy of silence of so many pastors, and who are tempted to abandon the Church, disfigured by so many ignominies.
+At the Angelus on Sunday, August 12, 2018 Pope Francis said these words: “Everyone is guilty for the good he could have done and did not do ...
+If we do not oppose evil, we tacitly feed it.
+We need to intervene where evil is spreading; for evil spreads where daring Christians who oppose evil with good are lacking.” [emphasis in original] If this is rightly to be considered a serious moral responsibility for every believer, how much graver is it for the Church’s supreme pastor, who in the case of McCarrick not only did not oppose evil but associated himself in doing evil with someone he knew to be deeply corrupt.
+He followed the advice of someone he knew well to be a pervert, thus multiplying exponentially with his supreme authority the evil done by McCarrick.
+And how many other evil pastors is Francis still continuing to prop up in their active destruction of the Church!
+[my emphasis] Francis is abdicating the mandate which Christ gave to Peter to confirm the brethren.
+Indeed, by his action he has divided them, led them into error, and encouraged the wolves to continue to tear apart the sheep of Christ’s flock.
+In this extremely dramatic moment for the universal Church, he must acknowledge his mistakes and, in keeping with the proclaimed principle of zero tolerance, Pope Francis must be the first to set a good example for cardinals and bishops who covered up McCarrick’s abuses and resign along with all of them.
+[emphasis in original]
+Before he was papal nuncio in Washington, Viganò headed the Governorate of Vatican City State after having served as Nuncio in Nigeria, a Delegate for the Pontifical Representatives of the Secretary of State of the Holy See and a Member of the Disciplinary Commission of the Roman Curia.
+In those capacities he had access to documents and witnesses that corroborate his own firsthand testimony.
+With Viganò’s testimony, the widespread homosexual infiltration of the post-Vatican II hierarchy, from the top on down, now emerges mountainously into view, never to be buried again.
+Even before that testimony, however, the fall of McCarrick and the Pennsylvania grand jury report had already presented a Sisyphean task to neo-Catholic apologists for the decrepit Novus Ordo status quo and the ill-starred Council that launched its installation.
+Yet there is little doubt they will continue the same polemic that for nearly sixty years has doggedly defended every one of the ruinous “reforms” that have resulted in a debacle without equal in Church history, even considering the Arian crisis of the 4th century.
+Those “reforms” included abandonment of the Vatican’s strict pre-conciliar instruction (1961) that “advancement to religious vows and ordination should be barred to those who are afflicted with evil tendencies to homosexuality or pederasty, since for them the common life and the priestly ministry would constitute serious dangers.” Today, neo-Catholic commentators, cowed by the demands of political correctness, refuse to state the simple truth that homosexuality is a perversion that precludes ordination as does any other grave psychological disorder.
+Kill the Messenger
+I suspect that not even Viganò’s historic testimony will change the neo-Catholic position.
+Quite the contrary, I would expect the neo-Catholic commentariat either to ignore Viganò’s witness, explain away his revelations or, failing that, make every effort to smear the man.
+The campaign to discredit Archbishop Viganò began instantaneously on the Catholic left wing.
+Only hours after Viganò’s sworn testimony appeared online, the professional Catholic dissident Sean Michael Winters, writing for National Catholic Reporter, smeared the former Apostolic Nuncio to the United States, who holds doctorates in both civil and canon law, as “a trafficker in conspiracy theories who mixes fact, fiction and venom,” “more than a little obsessed with homosexuality”—like Oliver Stone, who “was obsessed with the grassy knoll”—“a disgruntled former employee” and “always a crackpot.” Without addressing the merits, Winters dismissed Archbishop Viganò’s “wild claims” about bishops who are “subverting Catholic doctrine on homosexuality” and accused the Archbishop, along with unnamed other bishops and archbishops, of “speak[ing] about gay people with such hatred…”
+Winters issues the dire warning that “A putsch is afoot and if the U.S. bishops do not, as a body, stand up to defend the Holy Father in the next 24 hours, we shall be slipping towards schism long before the bishops’ meeting in November.
+The enemies of Francis have declared war.” Notice that for Winters it is not the Church or the integrity of her doctrine and discipline that must be defended against enemies, but only Bergoglio and the regime of novelty he is leading to its final extremity.
+John Allen’s instant analysis attempting to impeach Viganò’s testimony is, as one would expect from him, a bit craftier.
+His opinion is: “Take it seriously, but with a large grain of salt.” Which is just Allen’s more nuanced way of saying: “Don’t believe it.” Allen’s view is supported by such irrelevancies as the fact that Viganò’s account implicates “no fewer than 32 senior churchmen” (so what?
+), that he “has a history” of “innuendo and conspiracy theories” (a gratuitous assertion unsupported by evidence of falsity), that he allegedly quashed an investigation of Archbishop John Nienstedt and ordered evidence destroyed (an allegation Viganò has immediately and categorically denied with conclusive supporting documents, but in any event a tuo quoque fallacy) and that Allen has “the impression that all this was orchestrated with a political agenda in mind” (the same “conspiracy theory” mentality he gratuitously attributes to Viganò).
+Mark Shea, easily the most insufferable of the neo-Catholic polemicists, has quickly followed Winters and Allen in trying to cast doubt on Viganò ’s claims.
+Ignoring eleven pages of detail, written and published under oath, he suggests there has been no “Documentation.
+Evidence.
+Proof.” Yes, Francis should resign if Viganò ’s allegations are true, Shea admits—a stunning concession coming from him.
+Yet, making no attempt to refute Viganò’s account on the merits, he tries to wave it all aside with his usual mode of argument—puerile mockery: “But at present, the eagerness of the Greatest Catholics of All Time to believe and repeat everything their itching ears want to hear about this Pope whose living guts they have hated from the moment of his election only tells in his favor, not against it.” Shea’s ever-expanding opus of digital invective never seems to rise above this sort of crude ad hominem attack: Well, if those people believe it, it can’t be true.
+The neo-Catholic propaganda mill will have a very difficult time smearing this witness, however.
+Speaking to Catholic News Agency, Monsignor Jean-François Lantheaume, who served as first Counsellor of the Nunciature in Washington, confirmed that “Viganò said the truth.
+That’s all,” when he stated in his sworn account that Nuncio Pietro Sambi conveyed to McCarrick at the Nunciature in Washington the sanctions that had been imposed on him by Pope Benedict—sanctions Bergoglio ignored for five years until forced to act by a worldwide storm of outrage.
+Furthermore, a series of prelates has vouched for Viganò’s character and credibility:
+- Bishop Joseph Strickland of Tyler, Texas has gone so far as to order all the priests in his diocese to read from the pulpit a statement that he finds Viganò’s allegations credible.
+- Bishop Thomas Olmsted of Phoenix, Arizona, issued a statement affirming that he has known Viganò for 39 years, has “always known and respected him as a man of truthfulness, faith and integrity” and that his testimony should “be taken seriously by all…”
+- Archbishop Allen Vigneron of Detroit, Michigan issued a statement calling Viganò’s account “another daunting challenge to our confidence in the reliability of the Church’s leadership, during a summer of devastating news regarding clergy sexual abuse and infidelity.” (The statement has since apparently been scrubbed from the diocesan website.)
+- Bishop Athanasius Schneider declares: “Archbishop Viganò confirmed his statement by a sacred oath invoking the name of God.
+There is, therefore, no reasonable and plausible cause to doubt the truth content of the document of Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò.”
+- Cardinal Raymond Burke’s statement declares: “The declarations made by a prelate of the authority of Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò must be totally taken to heart by those responsible in the Church.”
+- [And just two days ago, Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco wrote a letter to his faithful which "speaks to Vigano's integrity and sincere love of the Church."]
+In another setback for the propaganda machine gearing up to impeach Viganò’s testimony, the Catholic Herald has just reported that Cardinal Wuerl must have known full well from Viganò himself that McCarrick was under Pope Benedict’s papal sanctions on account of his sexual misconduct because, as an Archdiocesan spokesman now confirms, at Viganò’s request as then papal nuncio Wuerl had to cancel a public appearance by McCarrick not long before Bergoglio’s election.
+The Herald asks the obvious question: “[I]f Cardinal Wuerl was unaware of the sanctions, and unaware of the reason for them, why did he ask no questions of the nuncio regarding the reason for his demand?” The question answers itself, and Viganò’s testimony on this critical point stands confirmed by Wuerl’s own spokesman.
+Bergoglio Pleads the Fifth
+Bergoglio himself, however, has already precluded any attempt to impeach Viganò’s testimony.
+During the return flight from Dublin after the “World Meeting of Familes,” he was asked to comment on Viganò ’s allegations that he had informed Bergoglio of McCarrick’s crimes in 2013 as well as the sanctions imposed by Benedict.
+Bergoglio declined to incriminate himself:
+Read the statement carefully yourselves and make your own judgment.
+I am not going to say a word about this.
+I believe that the statement speaks for itself, and you all have sufficient journalistic ability to draw conclusions.
+It is an act of trust.
+When a little time goes by, and you have drawn conclusions, perhaps I will speak about it, but I would like your professional maturity to do this work.
+It will do you all good, really.
+In other words, as Bergoglio cannot deny the allegations without lying, he will say nothing at all about them in the hope they will go away—with the help of sycophants in the Vatican press corps and shifty polemicists like Shea, who expects his readers to swallow his explanation that Bergoglio’s refusal to say anything in his defense when asked point blank about the charges against him “seems to me to obviously be the reply of somebody who believes the accusations are groundless…”.
+Seems to be.
+Obviously.
+The American “Gay” Church Expansion
+While events have overtaken Faggioli’s piece, it will remain useful here as a prime example of the neo-Catholic polemic.
+That polemic seeks to shore up the collapsing Novus Ordo establishment lest it give way to the dreaded traditionalist revival.
+But before I address Faggioli’s latest defense of the indefensible, some background is in order, including a discussion of further key details of Viganò’s testimony.
+First of all, as I predicted 16 years ago, because the Vatican under John Paul II had no intention of enforcing the pre-conciliar ban on admission of homosexuals to the seminary “a new bumper crop of homosexual ordinands is guaranteed—and with it a new harvest of scandal for the Church.” That prediction came immediately after the “pedophile summit” of 2002 in Rome, which I attended as The Remnant’s correspondent.
+In answer to my question then head of the USCCB, Wilton Gregory, made an explosive admission reportedby the international press: “it is an ongoing struggle to make sure that the Catholic priesthood is not dominated by homosexual men.” The struggle, to the extent there even was one, obviously has been lost.
+Sixteen years later, the homosexual predator McCarrick has finally been exposed to the world, stripped of his cardinal’s hat and deprived of any ministry, but only after international media coverage of the Vatican’s semi-secret finding that McCarrick had raped a teenage altar boy 47 years ago.
+If not for that one case, McCarrick’s sixty years of homosexual debauchery might well have gone unpunished in this world and he would have died still possessed of all the phony honors that had been heaped upon him throughout his career as a parasite in the Body of Christ, including the favor shown to him by Bergoglio.
+The telling details of Archbishop Viganò’s testimony concerning Bergoglio’s friendly relations with McCarrick before he finally had to cut him loose—details conveniently ignored by Winters, Allen and Shea—are utterly devastating to any defense of Bergoglio.
+This would explain why he will not a “say a word about” Viganò’s charges against him.
+The Archbishop reveals, as already noted, that Pope Benedict imposed sanctions on McCarrick under which he “was to leave the seminary where he was living, he was forbidden to celebrate [Mass] in public, to participate in public meetings, to give lectures, to travel, with the obligation of dedicating himself to a life of prayer and penance.” Viganò further reveals that those sanctions were communicated to McCarrick by then Apostolic Nuncio to the United States, Pietro Sambi, but were also repeated by Viganò himself when he succeeded Sambi as Nuncio:
+I repeated them to Cardinal McCarrick at my first meeting with him at the Nunciature.
+The Cardinal, muttering in a barely comprehensible way, admitted that he had perhaps made the mistake of sleeping in the same bed with some seminarians at his beach house, but he said this as if it had no importance.
+Viganò testifies that on June 23, 2013, he obtained a private audience with Bergoglio after having encountered McCarrick at the Pope’s residence three days earlier, during which encounter McCarrick had told him with an air of triumph: “The Pope received me yesterday, tomorrow I am going to China” (evidently to assist in negotiating Bergoglio’s planned sellout of China’s underground Catholics to the Communist dictators of Beijing).
+Viganò wanted to know why McCarrick had apparently been relieved of the sanctions.
+During the audience Bergoglio queried: “What is Cardinal McCarrick like?” and Viganò replied with the truth Bergoglio obviously did not want to hear:
+I answered him with complete frankness and, if you want, with great naiveté: “Holy Father, I don’t know if you know Cardinal McCarrick, but if you ask the Congregation for Bishops there is a dossier this thick about him.
+He corrupted generations of seminarians and priests and Pope Benedict ordered him to withdraw to a life of prayer and penance.” The Pope did not make the slightest comment about those very grave words of mine and did not show any expression of surprise on his face, as if he had already known the matter for some time, and he immediately changed the subject.
+But then, what was the Pope’s purpose in asking me that question: “What is Cardinal McCarrick like?” He clearly wanted to find out if I was an ally of McCarrick or not….
+It was also clear that, from the time of Pope Francis’s election, McCarrick, now free from all constraints, had felt free to travel continuously, to give lectures and interviews….
+He [Bergoglio] knew from at least June 23, 2013 [the date of the audience with Viganò] that McCarrick was a serial predator.
+Although he knew that he was a corrupt man, he covered for him to the bitter end; indeed, he made McCarrick’s advice his own, which was certainly not inspired by sound intentions and for love of the Church.
+It was only when he was forced by the report of the abuse of a minor, again on the basis of media attention, that he took action to save his image in the media.
+[all emphasis in original]
+Before his long overdue fall McCarrick, as Bergoglio’s “trusted counselor,” had been instrumental in cementing into place the homosexual-friendly status quo of the American episcopate that oppresses and defrauds the faithful.
+It was McCarrick, noted Marco Tosatti, who was behind the elevation of Blase Cupich to the key position of Archbishop of Chicago, where Cupich has since promoted the homosexual subversion of Father James Martin.
+And Viganò now confirms Tosatti’s allegation: “The appointments of Blase Cupich to Chicago and Joseph W. Tobin to Newark were orchestrated by McCarrick, Maradiaga and Wuerl, united by a wicked pact of abuses by the first, and at least of coverup of abuses by the other two.
+Their names were not among those presented by the Nunciature for Chicago and Newark.” That is, the normal process was circumvented for these appointments.
+Remnant readers may recall that I spotted Cupich back in 2002, when he was the obscure Bishop of Rapid City, South Dakota, as an example of what was coming in the Novus Ordo: accelerated degeneration.
+As I wrote back then, with the likes of Cupich in view:
+Cupich is the very model of a Novus Ordo bishop.
+He is the very exemplar of the crisis we must still endure….
+Let the thing die of its own excesses, for as the “little synod” [the 2002 “pedophile summit”] demonstrates, the men who control this establishment will never restore it to anything resembling the vibrant Church that a long line of militant, uncompromising Popes delivered into their hands at Vatican II.
+For heaven’s sake, the men who govern the Church today require a Vatican summit meeting to agonize over whether serial child molesters should be defrocked.
+From the Vatican on down, through deliberate decisions and criminal neglect, the servitors of Vatican II have laid waste to the liturgy, the perennial clarity of Catholic teaching, the Church’s militant opposition to worldly thinking, the traditional formation in seminaries, the religious orders, the missions, the trust of the faithful in their own priests—in short, the very life of the Church—and dare to call it a renewal.
+We must no longer subsidize the malpractice of the architects of ruin.
+Nor must we join the neo-Catholics in their mindless applause when one of these incompetents attempts to repoint a brick or two in the crumbling façade they have erected to obscure the Church of old.
+As for William (“nighty-night baby!”) Tobin, after McCarrick had arranged for him to become Archbishop of Newark, Tobin, another episcopal booster of Martin’s pro-homosexual propaganda, promptly sponsored a “gay pilgrimage” to his cathedral in Newark.
+And it was McCarrick who obtained the cardinal’s hat for his roommate of six years, Kevin Farrell, whom he consecrated a bishop.
+Farrell, yet another promoter of Martin’s homosexual activism, arranged for Martin to “welcome ‘gay’ families” at the “World Meeting of Families” in Dublin from which Bergoglio has just returned.
+Finally, there is the appointment of the “pro-gay” Robert McElroy as Bishop of San Diego, concerning which Viganò reveals: “The appointment of McElroy in San Diego was also orchestrated from above, with an encrypted peremptory order to me as Nuncio, by Cardinal Parolin: ‘Reserve the See of San Diego for McElroy.’ McElroy was also well aware of McCarrick’s abuses, as can be seen from a letter sent to him by Richard Sipe on July 28, 2016.” Like Cupich, Tobin and Farrell, McElroy is an avid promoter of Martin’s homosexual subversion of the Church, calling opposition to Martin symptomatic of a “cancer of vilification [that] is seeping into the institutional life of the church.”
+Emboldened by the certainty that he will face no discipline whatsoever, Martin, now backed by “Cupich, Tobin, Farrell and McElroy,” as Viganò testifies, is urging all the “gay priests” to “come out,” including those ordained since the useless “pedophile summit” presided over by none other than McCarrick as the classic fox in charge of the hen house.
+But Bergoglio has also lent his own authority to Martin’s effort to mainstream homosexuality in the Church.
+As Viganò notes, it was Bergoglio who made Martin a “Consultor of the Secretariat for Communications,” even though he is a “well-known activist who promotes the LGBT agenda, chosen to corrupt the young people who will soon gather in Dublin for the World Meeting of Families…”
+“Father” Martin now confidently declares, sixteen years after the “pedophile summit,” that “The idea of a purge of gay priests is both ridiculous and dangerous.
+Any purge would empty parishes and religious orders of the thousands of priests and bishops who lead healthy lives of service and faithful lives of celibacy.”
+Martin thus revels in smug certitude that the future of the universal Church is in the hands of legions of intrinsically disordered homosexual bishops and priests and their homosexual successors, who will perpetuate an existing worldwide homosexual network, and that there is absolutely nothing we can or should do about it.
+A Worldwide Network of Corruption, Beginning at the Top
+None of the foregoing is meant to suggest that the homosexual invasion of the Catholic hierarchy is confined to American prelates and priests.
+The spread of clerical sodomy has not respected national boundaries but rather extends throughout the Church under the eyes of a Vatican apparatus that is itself thoroughly infested with homosexuals.
+This is thanks in large measure to Bergoglio, who made a flagrantly active homosexual, Monsignor Battista Ricca, “prelate of the gay lobby,” no less than head of his papal household.
+Moreover, it was Bergoglio’s right hand man, Cardinal Maradiaga, who sheltered his friend, Juan José Pineda, auxiliary Bishop of Tegucigalpa, from any discipline over his notorious homosexual liaisons with seminarians in that diocese.
+When an apostolic visitation, compelled by mounting public pressure, confirmed the charges against Pineda, he was forced to resign, even as Maradiaga dismissed the incontestable proofs against him as “slander.” Viganò notes that “the only thing that has been made public is that his resignation has simply been accepted, thus making any possible responsibility of his and Maradiaga vanish into nowhere.”
+Despite the fall of his friend Pineda, Maradiaga continues todefend and protect the homosexual corruption of his own seminary, involving incontrovertible evidence of rampant sodomy among the seminarians he refuses to dismiss, rejecting all the evidence as “gossip.” Concerning Maradiaga, who is also mired in financial corruption for which he offers no credible explanation, Viganò provides this withering assessment of the man and his relation to Bergoglio:
+In a team effort with Cardinal Rodriguez Maradiaga, [McCarrick] had become the kingmaker for appointments in the Curia and the United States, and the most listened to advisor in the Vatican for relations with the Obama administration.
+This is how one explains that, as members of the Congregation for Bishops, the Pope replaced Cardinal Burke with Wuerl and immediately appointed Cupich right after he was made a cardinal.
+With these appointments the Nunciature in Washington was now out of the picture in the appointment of bishops….. By now the faithful have well understood Maradiaga’s strategy: insult the victims to save himself, lie to the bitter end to cover up a chasm of abuses of power, of mismanagement in the administration of Church property, and of financial disasters even against close friends, as in the case of the Ambassador of Honduras Alejandro Valladares, former Dean of the Diplomatic Corps to the Holy See….
+The Pope defends his man, Cardinal Rodriguez Maradiaga, to the bitter end, as he had done in Chile with Bishop Juan de la Cruz Barros, whom he himself had appointed Bishop of Osorno against the advice of the Chilean Bishops.
+First, he insulted the abuse victims.
+Then, only when he was forced by the media, and a revolt by the Chilean victims and faithful, did he recognize his error and apologize, while stating that he had been misinformed, causing a disastrous situation for the Church in Chile, but continuing to protect the two Chilean Cardinals Errazuriz and Ezzati.
+On the very day Archbishop Viganò’s testimony was made public, Sandro Magister summed up the entire state of affairs in the Church universal after decades of unrestricted homosexual migration into the hierarchy, to which Bergoglio has contributed mightily: “From the seminaries, to the clergy, to the bishops, to the cardinals, homosexuals are present at all levels, by the thousand.”
+Archbishop Viganò now provides his own decisive summary of the situation, based on firsthand experience with a now endemic homosexual corruption of the Church:
+Janet Smith, Professor of Moral Theology at the Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit, recently wrote: “The problem of clergy abuse cannot be resolved simply by the resignation of some bishops, and even less so by bureaucratic directives.
+The deeper problem lies in homosexual networks within the clergy which must be eradicated.” These homosexual networks, which are now widespread in many dioceses, seminaries, religious orders, etc., act under the concealment of secrecy and lies with the power of octopus tentacles, and strangle innocent victims and priestly vocations, and are strangling the entire Church.
+[emphasis added]
+Defending the Council by Defending the Homosexual Status Quo
+At this moment, the entire Novus Ordo regime of novelty is threatened with collapse on account of its homosexual corruption, and voices throughout the Catholic world are now echoing Archbishop Viganò’s call for Bergoglio’s resignation, including Laura Ingraham: “Too little, too late from Pope Francis in Ireland.
+I stand with Archbishop Carlo Vigano.
+Time for the laity to demand a new Shepherd.” Even Michael Voris, in a highly amusing example of leading from behind, has finally abandoned his absurd refusal to criticize this pontificate and now declares with a screaming headline: “Pope Francis Must Resign.”
+Nearly three years ago, seeing what was certainly coming on the disastrous course Bergoglio had already clearly established, this newspaper published a petition which states: “We your subjects respectfully petition Your Holiness to change course for the good of the Church and the welfare of souls.
+Failing this, would it not be better for Your Holiness to renounce the Petrine office than to preside over what threatens to be a catastrophic compromise of the Church’s integrity?” Our petition was of course dismissed as “ridiculous” by the neo-Catholic commentariat.
+Today, our ridiculous suggestion is the stuff of mainstream news.
+From the neo-Catholic perspective, the events of recent days present a terrifying prospect: the final collapse of the Novus Ordo establishment, an end to the conciliar aggiornamento and a revival of integral Tradition, which growing numbers of young people are seeking.
+Hence even before Archbishop Viganò had come forward, commentators like Faggioli were already sounding the neo-Catholic air raid siren.
+Faggioli fretted that “[t]he abuse scandal and delegitimization of the episcopate has created a great power vacuum in the Church” that could be filled by the “neo-traditionalist Catholicism of the younger generations of American Catholics” who “attack American bishops and cardinals close to Pope Francis.” Accordingly, he rushed to the defense of Bergoglio and his corrupt regime against “a radicalization of religious conservatism in the neo-traditionalism sense...”
+For Faggioli, not only would Bergoglio’s resignation be unthinkable, so also would a purge of the homosexual and pro-homosexual prelates Bergoglio and his Vatican henchmen have systematically enabled.
+The Pope, he argues, is not “the CEO of the Catholic Church world, and the bishops as its managers whom the Pope can simply fire.” No, Bergoglio cannot “simply fire” bishops.
+Except whenever he pleases, as we have seen again and again with the conservative bishops and even Cardinals (Burke and Müller) he has sacked because their conservatism offended him or one of his friends, prompting even Crux to ask: “Does Pope Francis have an enemies list?” Then again, Francis even obtained the removal of his own “trusted counselor” McCarrick from the College of Cardinals, albeit only when forced to act due to worldwide condemnation in the media.
+So, according to Faggioli, the same Pope who sacks conservative bishops and cardinals according to his pleasure and has just removed a cardinal from the College of Cardinals in an unprecedented disciplinary act under fire from the media, is somehow powerless to dismiss Modernist bishops who have created an obscene “gay culture” in the Church and replace them with orthodox, normal heterosexual males.
+Francis cannot “simply fire” even Cardinal Wuerl, who covered up crimes of homosexual predation by the priests he transferred elsewhere while Archbishop of Pittsburgh, and who authorized payment of $900,000 in hush money to bury sexual abuse claims against a homosexual priest involved in the production of child pornography.
+Wuerl, says Faggioli, “faces a complex situation: on the one hand Wuerl was not afraid of clashing with the tribunal over the Apostolic Signatura in the Vatican which wanted to readmit a priest from the Pittsburgh diocese to ministry… while in other cases he seems to have collaborated in covering up some cases… It is a very difficult position also because Wuerl became a symbol… beyond the specific accusations against him, from which he could not publicly defend himself.”
+In other words, because his situation is “complex” Wuerl, unlike McCarrick, should remain a cardinal and the Archbishop of Washington, DC, thus maintaining a key bulwark against the “neo-traditionalist” threat.
+Yet, as the Pennsylvania grand jury report documents, Wuerl assisted McCarrick in the coverup of his crimes and now brazenly lies about it.
+Here too Viganò’s testimony sheds light on the darkness:
+….
+I myself brought up the subject [of McCarrick] with Cardinal Wuerl on several occasions, and I certainly didn’t need to go into detail because it was immediately clear to me that he was fully aware of it.
+I also remember in particular the fact that I had to draw his attention to it, because I realized that in an archdiocesan publication, on the back cover in color, there was an announcement inviting young men who thought they had a vocation to the priesthood to a meeting with Cardinal McCarrick.
+I immediately phoned Cardinal Wuerl, who expressed his surprise to me, telling me that he knew nothing about that announcement and that he would cancel it.
+If, as he now continues to state, he knew nothing of the abuses committed by McCarrick and the measures taken by Pope Benedict, how can his answer be explained?
+His recent statements that he knew nothing about it, even though at first he cunningly referred to compensation for the two victims, are absolutely laughable.
+The Cardinal lies shamelessly and prevails upon his Chancellor, Monsignor Antonicelli, to lie as well.
+Cardinal Wuerl also clearly lied on another occasion.
+Following a morally unacceptable event authorized by the academic authorities of Georgetown University, I brought it to the attention of its President, Dr. John DeGioia, sending him two subsequent letters.
+Before forwarding them to the addressee, so as to handle things properly, I personally gave a copy of them to the Cardinal with an accompanying letter I had written.
+The Cardinal told me that he knew nothing about it.
+However, he failed to acknowledge receipt of my two letters, contrary to what he customarily did.
+I subsequently learned that the event at Georgetown had taken place for seven years.
+But the Cardinal knew nothing about it!
+Cardinal Wuerl, well aware of the continuous abuses committed by Cardinal McCarrick and the sanctions imposed on him by Pope Benedict, transgressing the Pope’s order, also allowed him to reside at a seminary in Washington D.C.
+In doing so, he put other seminarians at risk.
+[emphasis in original]
+What really concerns Faggioli and those who think like him is not Wuerl and his “complex situation,” which is not complex at all.
+Rather, what he views with alarm as an “essential element” of the context in which Wuerl operates is that “scandals are also the opportunity for the neo-traditionalist Catholicism of the younger generations of American Catholics to attack American bishops and cardinals close to Pope Francis….” Better a thousand septuagenarian Wuerls in their lavish sties of corruption, financed by the faithful, than a single, young neo-traditionalist prelate!
+But what exactly is a neo-traditionalist?
+Quite simply: an orthodox Catholic who has had enough of the homosexual-infested regime of novelty imposed on the Church by the old men of the Council, Bergoglio merely being the latest, the highest placed, and one of the last.
+As Faggioli puts it: “In the last fifteen years, the American Catholic Church has been traversed by a radicalization of religious conservatism in the neo-traditionalism sense, especially in the younger generations of priests and intellectuals.
+They interpret the current abuse crisis as fruit of the mistakes of the Council itself and not only of the post-Council…”
+Just as Faggioli fears, many in the up-and-coming generation of Catholic clergy and laity recognize the obvious: that the conciliar texts, for all their prolix repetition of traditional teaching, opened the way to ecclesial disaster.
+Because in those texts—above all Gaudium et Spes, Dignitatis Humanae, Unitatis Redintegratio, Nostra Aetate and Sacrosanctum Concilium—the Council verbally prostrated itself before “the modern world” and the practitioners of other religions while authorizing Bugnini (Secretary of the liturgical Preparatory Commission that drafted what would become Sacrosanctum Concilium) to begin demolition of the sacred liturgy that was the very foundation Catholic of orthodoxy and orthopraxis.
+To quote Paul VI, then in the depths of his conciliar delirium at the Council’s close:
+But one must realize that this council, which exposed itself to human judgment, insisted very much more upon this pleasant side of man, rather than on his unpleasant one.
+Its attitude was very much and deliberately optimistic.
+A wave of affection and admiration flowed from the council over the modern world of humanity….
+Instead of depressing diagnoses, encouraging remedies; instead of direful prognostics, messages of trust issued from the council to the present-day world.
+The modern world’s values were not only respected but honored, its efforts approved, its aspirations purified and blessed.
+[emphasis added]
+Thus did Paul describe the conciliar “opening to the world” through which the world promptly invaded the Church, including large numbers of homosexuals who should never have been admitted to the seminary.
+In sum, Faggioli is representative of the thinking that requires defense of a homosexualized clergy if only for the reason that tradition-minded Catholics cannot be allowed to take their place: “This neo-traditionalist Catholicism believes that sexual abuses are committed only by homosexual clergy… and that the crisis of abuse can be resolved by a kind of Catholic Jacobinism that should eliminate all bishops and priests minimally engaged in dialogue with modern culture, and replaced by a young clergy marked by personal sanctity but also by a fascination for a mythical Middle Ages and the rejection of a Church-world relationship based on a principle of reality.”
+Rather than “young clergy marked by personal sanctity,” the neo-Catholic mentality Faggioli exemplifies prefers that homosexual priests and bishops be kept in place in order to continue the “dialogue with modern culture.” It is not the integrity of the Faith that matters but only perpetuation of the post-conciliar regime of novelty.
+Any abandonment of the regime must be viewed as ecclesiastical treason—“Catholic Jacobinism”—if not criminal activity.
+Faggioli would probably be more inclined to civil or criminal prosecution of “Catholic Jacobins” for “hate speech” than Novus Ordo bishops for their complicity in covering up homosexual rapes.
+“Homosexuality in the clergy exists and is a matter that must be addressed,” Faggioli fleetingly acknowledges toward the end of his piece, “but the abuse crisis cannot be resolved by making homosexuals within the Church the scapegoat of a scandal that has ancient roots, well before Vatican Council II.” And how does the Church “address” a massive infestation by homosexual priests and prelates without removing them from authority and ensuring that they cannot promote homosexual successors for generation after generation?
+Faggioli has no answer because what he is really arguing—the final beachhead of the neo-Catholic defense of their disintegrating regime—is that homosexuals in the hierarchy must remain in authority as an indispensable seawall against a “neo-traditionalist” storm surge.
+Faggioli’s argument demonstrates that neo-Catholicism has never been about making the authentic Faith more appealing to a “modern world” founded precisely on a rejection of the Church’s authority.
+It is not about the Faith at all.
+Rather, it is an ideological movement dedicated to the face-saving defense of a catastrophic failure in ecclesial innovation that has corrupted the human element of the Church in practically every department.
+For people like Faggioli, indeed for the tradition-hating Pope they blindly defend, the one thing to be feared is that more and more faithful will recognize the neo-Catholic polemic for what it is—a fraud—and begin demanding a return of everything the regime of novelty has stolen from the life of the Church.
+That is exactly what a growing number of Catholics are now doing, as even the secular press recognized less than three months before Bergoglio began his tyrannical reign.
+In this respect, what the neo-Catholics are defending at bottom is themselves—that is, the reputations they have all staked on their defense of the indefensible against the traditionalists they have arrogantly mocked and marginalized for decades only to see, to their horror, that traditionalism is ever more vindicated as the scandals of the Novus Ordo mount under this reckless Pope to an unsustainable, indeed apocalyptic, level.
+A return to integral Tradition is the threat that Faggioli sees as coming particularly from the young.
+Irony of ironies, he is now reduced to defending what is old and tired and corrupt against a restoration, led largely by a youthful vanguard, of what is ever ancient but ever new.
+For some, it seems, no price is too great—not even the good of the Church—to avoid the personal ignominy of being seen on the wrong side of history.
+Conclusion: The Fatima Connection
+Long before the arrival of Bergoglio in Rome, the successive Vatican Secretaries of State, Angelo Sodano and Tarcisio Bertone, were instrumental in advancing the homosexual corruption of the Novus Ordo establishment.
+As to Bertone and Sodano, Viganò provides further vital testimony:
+Nuncio Sambi’s report [on McCarrick’s sexual abuse], with all the attachments, was sent to Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, as Secretary of State.
+My two above-mentioned memos of December 6, 2006 and May 25, 2008, were also presumably handed over to him by the Substitute.
+As already mentioned, the Cardinal had no difficulty in insistently presenting for the episcopate candidates known to be active homosexuals — I cite only the well-known case of Vincenzo de Mauro, who was appointed Archbishop-Bishop of Vigevano and later removed because he was undermining his seminarians — and in filtering and manipulating the information he conveyed to Pope Benedict….
+Cardinal Angelo Sodano was Secretary of State until September 2006: all information [concerning McCarrick] was communicated to him.
+In November 2000, Nunzio Montalvo sent him his report, passing on to him the aforementioned letter from Father Boniface Ramsey in which he denounced the serious abuses committed by McCarrick.
+It is known that Sodano tried to cover up the Father Maciel scandal to the end.
+He even removed the Nuncio in Mexico City, Justo Mullor, who refused to be an accomplice in his scheme to cover Maciel, and in his place appointed Sandri, then-Nuncio to Venezuela, who was willing to collaborate in the cover-up.
+Sodano even went so far as to issue a statement to the Vatican press office in which a falsehood was affirmed, that is, that Pope Benedict had decided that the Maciel case should be considered closed.
+Benedict reacted, despite Sodano’s strenuous defense, and Maciel was found guilty and irrevocably condemned.
+It is no coincidence that, as I detail in my book on the Third Secret of Fatima, Sodano and Bertone have also taken the leading role in suppressing the integral Secret and reducing the Message of Fatima in general to a generic prescription for personal piety, stripped of its prophetic and admonitory content regarding the epochal malfeasance and corruption of the upper hierarchy to which they belong.
+Concerning my book, Archbishop Pietro Sambi, Viganò’s predecessor as Nuncio in Washington, whom Viganò’ credits with diligently reporting McCarrick’s crimes to the Vatican and conveying Benedict’s sanctions to McCarrick, made some very revealing comments during an interview with Robert Moynihan, published posthumously six years ago in Inside the Vatican:
+We were discussing the Third Secret of Fatima, the allegations that the Vatican has not published the entire text of the Third Secret as revealed to Sister Lucia, and the response of Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, the Vatican secretary of state, in a book where Bertone states that there is nothing more to be revealed.
+Sambi said, “Excuse me.” He got up, went out of the room, and came back with a book.
+“Here,” he said.
+“Do you know this book?
+You should read it.” It was Christopher Ferrara's The Secret Still Hidden.
+“Wait,” I said.
+“You are the Pope’s representative in the US, and you are urging me to read a book that questions what the secretary of state wrote?” Sambi replied, “All I am saying is that there are interesting things worth reading in this book.
+And in the end, we are all after the truth, aren’t we?
+The truth is the important thing...”
+The truth is indeed the important thing.
+And the truth about our situation is revealed in that still-hidden part of the Secret to whose contents Pope Benedict alluded during his pilgrimage to Fatima in 2010, identifying elements that do not appear at all in the obscure vision published back in 2000, which Sodano and Bertone tried to pass of as the entirety of the Secret at the same time they were covering up homosexual corruption in high places:
+As for the new things which we can find in this message today, there is also the fact that attacks on the Pope and the Church come not only from without, but the sufferings of the Church come precisely from within the Church, from the sin existing within the Church.
+This too is something that we have always known, but today we are seeing it in a really terrifying way: that the greatest persecution of the Church comes not from her enemies without, but arises from sin within the Church, and that the Church thus has a deep need to relearn penance, to accept purification, to learn forgiveness on the one hand, but also the need for justice.
+[emphasis added]
+I believe that Archbishop Viganò’s precious testimony is a sign that Heaven itself is now responding to the “need for justice” in the Church.
+Whether or not justice involves the resignation of the most wayward Pope in Church history, the inevitable season of justice will culminate in the triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary and the Church’s restoration.
+This will be a final victory over the enemies within and their apologists, such as Faggioli, who, in typical neo-Catholic style, imperiously scoffs at the notion of “a young clergy marked by personal sanctity but also by a fascination for a mythical Middle Ages” and busies himself defending an unsalvageable mass of corruption he dares to describe as “a Church-world relationship based on a principle of reality.”
+I can only conclude by making my own these closing words of Archbishop Viganò:
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+9 Steps to Successfully Counter Jihad
+
+[Pre-Order Jamie Glazov's new book, Jihadist Psychopath: How He Is Charming, Seducing, and Devouring Us, HERE.]
+Editors’ note: In light of the skyrocketing phenomenon of Muslim migrants stabbing unbelievers in random stabbing sprees in Europe, as well as the calculated denial that leaders, authorities and media are enforcing about it, Frontpage has deemed it important to bring attention to the crucial steps America and the West must take to robustly confront the unceasing onslaught by Jihad and its leftist enablers.
+We are, therefore, reprinting below Frontpage editor Jamie Glazov’s July 12, 2016 Breitbart article, "9 Steps to Successfully Counter Jihad".
+Having written the article in the closing chapter of the disastrous Obama administration, the author recognizes and celebrates the life-saving turn-around disposition that the Trump administration has brought in to counter Jihad.
+Frontpage is most confident that the suggested steps below will continue to be the overall focus of the new administration -- which, thankfully, is now taking many of the crucial and constructive steps vis-à-vis our enemy.
+We find the article more relevant and urgent than ever due to the 17th anniversary of 9/11 approaching tomorrow:
+*
+9 Steps to Successfully Counter Jihad.
+By Jamie Glazov
+While the Obama administration continues to allow the Muslim Brotherhood to direct American foreign policy and, therefore, to implement “strategies” that render America defenseless in the face of Jihad and stealth Jihad, there are some alternative strategies that have the potential to turn this catastrophic situation around completely in America’s favor.
+Below are 9 concrete steps that, if implemented by a future American administration, would make a big difference in preserving our civilization and in defending Americans from terrorism:
+1.
+Label the Enemy and Make a Threat Assessment.
+The Obama administration continues to refuse to label our enemy and, therefore, it continues to enable our defeat in the terror war.
+It is urgent that we name our enemy (i.e.
+Islamic Jihad) and definitively identify what ideology inspires our enemy (i.e.
+Islamic law).
+2.
+Scrap “Countering Violent Extremism.”
+“Countering Violent Extremism” is the pathetic and destructive focus of the Obama administration in allegedly fighting the terror war.
+On the one hand, this “focus” is vague to the point of being meaningless and completely incapacitates us.
+On the other hand, this focus allows the administration to perpetuate the destructive fantasy that there are other types of “extremists” — who just happen to be the Left’s political opponents — that pose a great threat to the country.
+For example, as Stephen Coughlin has revealed, the “violent extremists” the administration is clearly worried about are the “right-wing Islamophobes” whom the administration obviously considers to be the real threat to American security.
+The “Countering Violent Extremism” is trash and needs to be thrown in the garbage.
+3.
+Stop “Partnering” With Muslim Brotherhood Front Groups.
+The government needs to stop cooperating with, and listening to, Muslim Brotherhood front groups such as CAIR and ISNA immediately.
+The Muslim Brotherhood document, the Explanatory Memorandum, has made it clear that the Brotherhood’s objective is to destroy our civilization from within by our own hands with the influence of these groups.
+Moreover, as Robert Spencer advises, there needs to be legislation that will bar all such groups and affiliated individuals from advising the government or receiving any grants from it.
+4.
+Implement a Concrete “Countering-Jihad” Strategy.
+After discarding the “Countering Violent Extremism” absurdity, a concrete Counter-Jihad strategy must become an official policy.
+It must specifically register that Jihadists are the enemies and that Islamic law (Sharia) is what specifically motivates them.
+Most importantly, as Sebastian Gorka urges in Defeating Jihad: The Winnable War, the government needs to lay down a vision, an actual “threat doctrine analysis” in a thorough document, just like George Kennan’s Long Telegram and NSC-68 did in laying out the strategic foundation to fighting communism in the Cold War.
+It is absolutely mind-boggling that nothing of this sort exists today in our terror war — and it is a reflection of the Left being in charge and of the destructive defeat that it is sowing.
+5.
+Launch Our Own Counter-propaganda Campaign.
+The Left and Islamists engage in propaganda 24/7.
+What does our propaganda war entail?
+Zilch.
+Sebastian Gorka is crucially correct, therefore, when he recommends a national counter-propaganda campaign that involves a two-part approach: the first being the bolstering of efforts to define our enemy (Steps #1 and #4 above) and, second, the strengthening of our allies and partners in their own counter-propaganda efforts – which must include our empowering of Muslims who are trying to form an anti-Jihadist version of Islam.
+Consequently, educational programs have to be set up everywhere, from public schools to universities to workplaces, in businesses and numerous other institutions.
+These programs must crystallize what exactly Islamic Law is and how it inspires and sanctions violence against unbelievers.
+This has to also involve, as Gorka urges, “a nationwide program of education that includes the armed services as well as federal, state, and local police forces and the intelligence community.”
+The education campaign must also focus on the second part of Gorka’s counter-propaganda campaign, which is to help strengthen Muslims who seek to seize Islam from the jihadists’ hands.
+6.
+Affirm Sharia’s Assault on the U.S. Constitution as Seditious.
+Once the truth is accepted that jihadis are inspired and sanctioned by their Islamic texts, it must logically become required that mosques, Islamic schools and groups have to immediately curtail any teaching that motivates sedition, violence, and hatred of unbelievers (i.e.
+remember how CAIR advised Muslims not to talk to the FBI).
+Indeed, once the government discerns and labels the elements of Islamic law that threaten the American Constitution, any preaching and spreading of those elements in America must be labelled as seditious.
+7.
+Put Pressure on Mosques, Islamic Groups and Schools.
+Authorities have to start subjecting mosques and other Islamic institutions to surveillance — and discard the suicidal leftist notion that it is “racist” and Islamophobic to do so.
+Islamic institutions have to be made to buffer their lip-service against terror with actually doing something about it.
+As Robert Spencer counsels, this has to involve introducing programs that teach against jihadists’ understanding of Islam — and these programs have to be regularly monitored by the government.
+(This will be a part of Gorka’s suggested counter-propaganda campaign discussed in Step #5).
+Spencer rightly stresses that the paradigm has to become that Muslim communities have to win the “trust” of intelligence and law enforcement agents, rather than the other way around, which is, absurdly and tragically, the case right now.
+8.
+Bring Counter-Jihadists into the Government.
+Instead of having Muslim Brotherhood sympathizers like Mohamed Elibiary serving on the U.S.
+Homeland Security Advisory Council (he “resigned” in Sept. 2014 under mysterious circumstances), and Muslim Brotherhood-linked individuals like Huma Abedin serving as the right-hand woman of Hillary Clinton, we need to bring in people who actually love America and want to protect it.
+We all know who these noble and courageous individuals are – and some of them are referenced in this article.
+The government must also bring in brave Muslim individuals who genuinely reject Jihad and empower them in propagating their anti-jihadist vision for Islam.
+(P.S.
+Yes, there is an argument to be made that Islam cannot be Islam without Jihad.
+But the debate over this belongs in another forum.
+And whatever the answer, it does not mean that the effort to empower Muslims who want to make the anti-jihadist Islamic vision possible should not be made.)
+9.
+Ridicule the Enemy.
+Ridicule is a vicious and potent weapon.
+There is a baffling and shameful silence in our culture’s sphere of comedy, especially in Hollywood and our media, with regard to the myriad ingredients of Sharia and Jihad that merit at least a million hilarious satirical sketches.
+Bill Maher, for whatever unappealing drawbacks he has in conservatives’ eyes, has set a bold standard in this respect in his Burka Fashion Show skit.
+American comedians need to start writing scripts that follow in Maher’s footsteps and Americans need to encourage and equip them to do so – and to also vigorously defend them from the attacks and slanders they will inevitably receive from totalitarian leftist and Islamic forces.
+We must never underestimate the crippling effect of comedy on the totalitarian Mullahs of the world.
+Indeed, the contemptuous, snickering and roaring laughter of people, as they gaze at the pathetic rules and lives of Sharia’s gatekeepers, poses a danger to tyrants like no other.
+Jamie Glazov holds a Ph.D. in History with a specialty in Russian, U.S. and Canadian foreign policy.
+He is the editor of Frontpagemag.com, the author of the critically-acclaimed, United in Hate: The Left’s Romance with Tyranny and Terror, and the host of the web-tv show, The Glazov Gang.
+His new book is Jihadist Psychopath: How He is Charming, Seducing, and Devouring Us.
+Visit his site at JamieGlazov.com, follow him on Twitter: @JamieGlazov, and reach him at [email protected]
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+Google colluded with Clinton campaign with ‘silent donations’
+
+While the establishment continues to push the notion that a couple hundred thousand dollars of ad spends and some Russian bots on Facebook swayed the election to Donald Trump, more proof of real “collusion” between Google and the Hillary Clinton campaign has been uncovered.
+And Google likely violated federal election laws — not to mention the privacy of its users — in the services it provided the Clinton campaign.
+Fox News’ Tucker Carlson read an internal email on Monday night’s show that outlined in a Google’ executive’s own words how the company was providing a “silent donation” to a group that was creating ads and donating funds to bus Latinos to voting stations in key swing states.
+The email was sent by Eliana Murillo, the former head of Google’s multicultural marketing department.
+The email was forwarded to Google vice presidents and other staff members throughout the company, Carlson said.
+According to Carlson:
+In her email, Mario touts Google’s multi-faceted efforts to boost Hispanic turnout in the election.
+She noticed that Latino voters did record-breaking numbers, especially in states like Florida, Nevada and Arizona — the last of which she describes as “a key state for us.” She brags that the company used its power to ensure that millions of people saw certain hashtags and social media impressions, with the goal of influencing their behavior during the election.”
+Murillo also brags that Google, “used its power to ensure that millions of people saw certain hashtags and social media impressions, with the goal of influencing their behavior during the election.” Unfortunately for Clinton and Google, as Murillo lamented, “…ultimately after all was said and done, the Latino community did come out to vote, and completely surprised us.
+We never anticipated that 29% of Latinos would vote for Trump.
+No one did.”
+The assistance Google provided to the Clinton campaign likely violated election laws and served as an unreported in-kind contribution.
+Of course, anyone who paid attention was aware of Google’s attempts to interfere on Clinton’s behalf.
+WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange revealed two years ago that Google CEO Eric Schmidt and a number of Google employees created a company in 2015 specifically to place Clinton the White House.
+Emails obtained by WikiLeaks showed correspondence between Schmidt and Clinton, along with a number of Clinton operatives discussing strategy meetings and campaign ideas.
+Among the strategies was the creation of a voter tracking database using smart phones.
+A report by a research team earlier this year found that Google can manipulate opinions of undecided voters by inserting negative search suggestions under the name of a candidate.
+Meanwhile, Trump took to Twitter early Tuesday morning to note the Department of Justice’s inaction over the fact that disgraced anti-Trump FBI agent Peter Strzok and his mistress were engaged in a “media leak strategy” to plant negative stories which were then used to secure FISA warrants to spy on the Trump campaign.
+New Strzok-Page texts reveal “Media Leak Strategy.” @FoxNews So terrible, and NOTHING is being done at DOJ or FBI – but the world is watching, and they get it completely.
+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 11, 2018
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+Google Was ‘Working To Get Hillary Clinton Elected’
+
+Tucker Carlson just blew the cover off the 2016 election influence charade, after he read an internal email on Monday night’s show from a senior Google employee who admitted to using company resources to make a “silent donation” to a liberal group that was creating ads and donating funds to bus Latinos to voting stations during the 2016 election in key swing states, in an effort to help Hillary Clinton win.
+The email was sent by the former head of Google’s multicultural marketing department, Eliana Mario, on November 9, 2016.
+“That email was subsequently forwarded by two Google VP’s to more staff members throughout the company,” says Carlson, adding “In her email, Mario touts Google’s multi-faceted efforts to boost Hispanic turnout in the election.
+She noticed that Latino voters did record-breaking numbers, especially in states like Florida, Nevada and Arizona – the last of which she describes as “a key state for us.” She brags that the company used its power to ensure that millions of people saw certain hashtags and social media impressions, with the goal of influencing their behavior during the election.”
+Elsewhere in the email Mario says “Google supported partners like Voto Latino to pay for rides to the polls in key states .” Hillary the Other Woman Dolly Kyle Best Price: $3.06 Buy New $8.93 (as of 01:15 EDT - Details) She describes this assistance as a “silent donation” Mario then says that Google helped Voto Latino create ad campaigns to promote those rides.
+Now officially Voto Latino is a non-partisan entity, but that is a sham.
+Voto Latino is vocally partisan.
+Recently the group declared that Hispanics – ALL Hispanics are in President Trump’s “crosshairs.” They said they plan to respond to this by registering another million additional Hispanic voters in the next Presidential cycle.
+… It was, in effect, an in-kind contribution to the Hillary Clinton for President campaign.
+… In the end, Google was disappointed.
+As Mario herself conceded “ultimately after all was said and done, the Latino community did come out to vote, and completely surprised us.
+We never anticipated that 29% of Latinos would vote for Trump.
+No one did.
+–Tucker Carlson
+Watch:
+
+So it looks like @Google executives have been caught red-handed trying to throw the election to Hillary Clinton in 2016.
+Maybe that’s why they refused to appear before Congress last week?https://t.co/1YELagt8hH — Andrew Surabian (@Surabees) September 11, 2018
+This, of course, isn’t the first evidence of Google doing all they could to help Hillary win the election.
+In an April 15, 2014 email from Google’s then-Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt found in the WikiLeaked Podesta emails, titled “Notes for a 2016 Democratic Campaign,” Schmidt tells Cheryl Mills that “I have put together my thoughts on the campaign ideas and I have scheduled some meetings in the next few weeks for veterans of the campaign to tell me how to make these ideas better.
+This is simply a draft but do let me know if this is a helpful process for you all.”
+While there are numerous curious nuances in the plan, presented below in its entirety, the one section that caught our – and Wikileaks’ attention – is the following which implicitly suggests Google planned the creation of a voter tracking database, using smart phones: Guilty as Sin: Uncover... Edward Klein Best Price: $2.30 Buy New $3.99 (as of 12:05 EDT - Details)
+Key is the development of a single record for a voter that aggregates all that is known about them.
+In 2016 smart phones will be used to identify, meet, and update profiles on the voter.
+A dynamic volunteer can easily speak with a voter and, with their email or other digital handle, get the voter videos and other answers to areas they care about (“the benefits of ACA to you” etc.)
+As a reminder, in late October of 2016 it was revealed that just days prior to the April 15, 2014 email, Schmidt had sent another email in which he expressed his eagerness to “fund” the campaign efforts and wants to be a “head outside advisor.” In the email from John Podesta to Robby Mook we learned that:
+I met with Eric Schmidt tonight.
+As David reported, he’s ready to fund, advise recruit talent, etc.
+He was more deferential on structure than I expected.
+Wasn’t pushing to run through one of his existing firms.
+Clearly wants to be head outside advisor, but didn’t seem like he wanted to push others out.
+Clearly wants to get going.
+He’s still in DC tomorrow and would like to meet with you if you are in DC in the afternoon.
+I think it’s worth doing.
+You around?
+If you are, and want to meet with him, maybe the four of us can get on t
+Another email from February 2015 suggested that the Google Chairman remained active in its collaboration with the Clinton campaign: John Podesta wrote that Eric Schmidt met with HR “about the business he proposes to do with the campaign.
+He says he’s met with HRC” and adds that “FYI.
+They are donating the Google plane for the Africa trip”
+Meanwhile, according to a Breitbart report by Allum Bokhari, “By inserting negative search suggestions under the name of a candidate, search engines like Google can shift the opinions of undecided voters by up to 43.4 percent, according to new research by a team at the American Institute for Behavioral Research and Technology and reported exclusively by Breitbart News.”
+The lead author of the study, Dr. Robert Epstein, has previously conducted research into what he calls the Search Engine Manipulation Effect (SEME).
+This research showed that the manipulation of results pages in search engines can shift the voting preferences of undecideds by anywhere between 20 and 80 percent, depending on the demographic.
+His latest research looks at how search engines can affect voters by suggesting negative or positive search terms when a political candidate’s name is entered into the search bar.
+Dr. Epstein’s research found that when negative search terms are suggested for a candidate, it can have a dramatic effect on voter opinion.
+–Breitbart
+So, despite Google’s best efforts to help Clinton win the election, it simply wasn’t enough.
+Meanwhile, Google has yet to answer why their search results for the word “Idiot” are vastly different from DuckDuckGo:
+VS:
+Reprinted with permission from Zero Hedge.
+The Best of Tyler Durden
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+Facebook Bans Outline to Stop Jihadi Attacks on Americans.
+
+[Editors' note: To best understand why Facebook would ban Jamie Glazov on 9/11 for his article on how to best prevent more 9/11s, pre-order Jamie's new book, Jihadist Psychopath: How He Is Charming, Seducing, and Devouring Us: HERE.
+The book illustrates how the Jihadist Psychopath has successfully built his totalitarian plantation -- on which many in the West are now enslaved and dutifully following his orders.
+Jamie outlines the frameworks of this tyrannical plantation and how those who are trapped on it, and yearn for freedom, can best escape.]
+Reprinted from WND.com.
+Somewhere in the “community standards” that Facebook demands everyone follow is a real doozy.
+The social-media company has told author and commentator Jamie Glazov that their standards forbid his article about how to prevent jihadi attacks on Americans.
+It’s all about Glazov’s new book, “Jihadist Psychopath: How He Is Charming, Seducing, and Devouring Us.”
+At FrontPage Magazine, where he is editor, he had posted “9 Steps to Successfully Counter Jihad,” which included recommendations such as “Label the enemy and make a threat assessment” and “Stop ‘partnering’ with Muslim Brotherhood front groups.”
+That apparently was too much for Facebook, which declared “only you can see this post” because it “goes against our Community Standards.”
+He was suspended from Facebook for 30 days on Sept. 11, the anniversary of the Islamic jihadist attack on America that killed nearly 3,000.
+Glazov told Breitbart, “This is really getting surreal in the creepiest and most harrowing Stalinist sense.”
+
+FrontPage Magazine reported:
+Facebook’s Unholy Alliance masters are, without doubt, accelerating their totalitarian suffocation of free thought and expression.
+It is no surprise, therefore, that Frontpage’s editor, and host of ‘The Glazov Gang,’ was suspended from Facebook for 30 days yesterday, on September 11, after posting his article, ‘9 Steps to Successfully Counter Jihad.’ Glazov believed that the article was more relevant and urgent than ever due to the skyrocketing jihadist stabbings in Europe — and to the 17th anniversary of 9/11 that was approaching the next day.
+The report said it appears “that daring to give suggestions on how our civilization can stop jihadist attacks and another 9/11 is against Facebook’s ‘community standards.
+'”
+“Glazov’s advice also involves the promotion of supporting moderate Muslims – a move that is, clearly, horrifying to Facebook’s masters and therefore also violates their ‘community standards,'” the report said.
+No doubt, Glazov’s consistent campaigning on behalf of Muslim women and girls in his efforts to protect them from FGM, honor killings and other Shariah barbarities, has gained him the anger and hatred of Facebook’s guardians — who are clearly on the side of the Shariah enforcers and oppressors of Muslim women and girls.
+The report recalls that Facebook censored Glazov in April for posting screenshots of a Muslim’s threat to him.
+Twitter also lashed out at him for quoting directly from Islamic religious texts, citing its anti-“hate” policies.
+It is ‘hateful conduct,’ apparently, to reference what Islamic texts themselves say.
+Indeed, Frontpage’s editor had simply referred to Sahih Bukhari’s texts discussing Mohammed’s marriage to Aisha when she was six years old (7.62.88) and to Quranic Suras that mandate the Hijab for women (24:31; 33:59) and sanction sexual slavery (4:3; 33:50).
+Facebook also refused to respond to Glazov’s inquiry about “what it is specifically that violates Facebook’s ‘community standards’ when a person gives advice on how to best defend American lives from jihad.”
+Glazov has written about the subject in previous books, including “High Noon for America: The Coming Showdown” and “United in Hate.”
+In his “9 Steps” article, he points out that the Obama administration was “cooperating with, and listening to, Muslim Brotherhood front groups such as CAIR and ISNA.”
+The government needs, he said, to “implement a concrete ‘countering-jihad’ strategy.”
+And he said it needs to affirm “Shariah’s assault on the U.S. Constitution as seditious.”
+A last key point, the said, is to ridicule the enemy.
+Ridicule is a vicious and potent weapon.
+There is a baffling and shameful silence in our culture’s sphere of comedy, especially in Hollywood and our media, with regard to the myriad ingredients of Shariah and jihad that merit at least a million hilarious satirical sketches.
+Bill Maher, for whatever unappealing drawbacks he has in conservatives’ eyes, has set a bold standard in this respect in his Burka Fashion Show skit.
+American comedians need to start writing scripts that follow in Maher’s footsteps and Americans need to encourage and equip them to do so – and to also vigorously defend them from the attacks and slanders they will inevitably receive from totalitarian leftist and Islamic forces.
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+Desperate Feinstein Pushes 30-Year-Old Claim About Sexual Misconduct Of Kavanaugh
+
+It's incredible the amount of hypocrisy Senator Dianne Feinstein puts on display for the American people to see, and yet, the people in her state continue to put her in office.
+Her latest antics are to point to a more than 30 year old claim that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh engaged in sexual misconduct while he was in high school and somehow claim that he may have committed a crime while at the same time remaining silent on two women who have accused Rep. Keith Ellison, who is running for Attorney General in Minnesota, of abusing them, one of them making the claim this year.
+“I have received information from an individual concerning the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court,” Senator Feinstein said in a surprise statement.
+“That individual strongly requested confidentiality, declined to come forward or press the matter further, and I have honored that decision.
+I have, however, referred the matter to federal investigative authorities.”
+Of course, the reality is that bringing something like this up more than 30 years later is ridiculous, but this is the Democrats for you.
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+Fox News reports:
+A spokesperson for Feinstein declined Fox News’ request to elaborate on the lawmaker’s statement, but there has been much speculation that she is referring to a secret letter that has been the subject of intrigue on Capitol Hill over the last few days.
+A source familiar with the confirmation proceedings told Fox News that Feinstein received the letter back in July, but did not make its existence known publicly until Thursday.
+According to a report by The Intercept, the letter was relayed to lawmakers by an individual affiliated with Stanford University and concerns an incident involving the 53-year-old Kavanaugh and a woman while they were in high school.
+According to two officials who spoke anonymously with the New York Times, the incident involved possible sexual misconduct between Kavanaugh and the woman.
+The letter reportedly was given to Feinstein by Rep. Anna Eshoo, D-Calif., but has not been publicly disclosed by senators who have seen the document.
+Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., said that the letter in question has been referred to the FBI for investigation.
+The FBI conducts background checks on all major government appointees, including Supreme Court nominees.
+“Upon receipt of the information on the night of September 12, we included it as part of Judge Kavanaugh’s background file, as per the standard process,” the FBI said in a statement.
+The White House has called this nothing more than a last minute gambit, and that would be correct.
+In fact, the FBI has no plans to pursue any investigation regarding the allegation.
+According to The Washington Post:
+According to a person familiar with the matter, the FBI does not now plan to launch a criminal investigation of the matter, which would normally be handled by local authorities, if it was within the statute of limitations.
+The FBI instead passed the material to the White House, as an update to Kavanaugh's background check, which already had been completed, the person said.
+The move is similar to what the bureau did when allegations were leveled against former White House aide Rob Porter.
+... Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn (R-Texas) dismissed the controversy on Twitter.
+“Let me get this straight: this is [a] statement about [a] secret letter regarding a secret matter and an unidentified person.
+Right,” he tweeted sarcastically.
+“I will add: the FBI already performed and has reported on a background investigation on the nominee and thhttp://ericposner.com/is-brett-kavanaugh-an-originalist/is has been made available to all Senators on the Judiciary Committee,” Cornyn wrote.
+Exactly!
+This is political theater over a man who is not an originalist and not a strict Constitutionalist.
+He's a precedence man!
+He's said it over and over!
+If they wanted something on the guy, why don't they bring up his involvement in the Vince Foster cover-up?
+Now, that would be something to really look into, but not with the corrupt DOJ and FBI we currently have.
+Of course, if they did, then someone might actually have to act on something that actually was a crime.
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+Facebook Lifts Frontpage Editor Jamie Glazov’s 9/11 Ban
+
+[Editors' note: To best understand why Facebook would ban Jamie Glazov on 9/11 in the first place, pre-order Jamie's new book, Jihadist Psychopath: How He Is Charming, Seducing, and Devouring Us: HERE.
+The book illustrates how the Jihadist Psychopath has, with the help of the Left, successfully built his totalitarian plantation in the West -- on which the political and cultural establishment is now enslaved and dutifully following his orders.
+Jamie outlines the frameworks of this tyrannical plantation and how those who are trapped on it, and yearn for freedom, can best escape.]
+Frontpage editors are happy to announce our free speech victory: Facebook has lifted Frontpage editor Jamie Glazov's 30-day ban on Facebook, apologizing and saying that the block was a “mistake”.
+We have no doubt, of course, that no “mistake” had actually occurred in this matter and that the ban has only been lifted because of the publicity that we engaged in -- and received.
+While it is a positive development that Facebook has lifted the ban on Jamie (for now), this story is crucial to amplify now more than ever, seeing that Facebook, and all of leftist-run social media, is, at this moment, clearly accelerating its totalitarian attack on the free speech of conservatives.
+(See Jamie's video on this whole surreal affair HERE).
+A brief recap of Jamie's story: on Sept. 11, the 17th Anniversary of the 9/11 terror strike, Facebook's Unholy Alliance masters informed Jamie that he was suspended from Facebook for 30 days due to his posting of his article, 9 Steps to Successfully Counter Jihad, which Facebook informed him violated their "community standards."
+This suggested, of course, that giving advice on how to prevent another 9/11, and all other Jihadist attacks against America, is now against Facebook’s ‘community standards’.
+(Read the whole story HERE.)
+Frontpage and Jamie immediately publicized this tyrannical behavior of Facebook.
+Then, yesterday, on Sept. 13, Facebook notified Jamie that it had made a mistake and that it was lifting his block.
+It goes without saying that this retraction and surrender by Facebook occurred only because of the wide publicity that Jamie's banning had received.
+And we are immensely grateful for all the massive support that was given to us across the Internet, including especially from Breitbart, PJMedia, WorldNetDaily and Thomas Lifson at American Thinker.
+Leading brave conservative figures such as Michelle Malkin and Laura Loomer also stood up for Jamie, tweeting about his ban -- and to them we send our heartfelt appreciation.
+Jamie is, of course, no stranger to social media censorship -- especially of the insane variety.
+The Counter Jihad Coalition's (CJC) Facebook page, which Jamie helped run with CJC President Steve Amundson, was removed a few years ago with absolutely no explanation.
+The CJC is a human rights and pro-national security group that is dedicated to protecting America and the West from Jihad -- and Muslim and non-Muslim people from Sharia oppression.
+The question remains: why would Facebook remove such a page, let alone in such a fascistic manner -- and never explain why?
+In April earlier this year, Jamie was suspended from Facebook for posting screenshots of a Muslim's threat to him on the platform.
+Then, in May, his Twitter account was temporarily suspended and he was forced to delete tweets he posted which directly quoted Islamic religious texts.
+His account was suspended for violating Twitter’s rules relating to “hateful conduct.” It is "hateful conduct", apparently, to reference what Islamic texts themselves say.
+Indeed, Frontpage's editor had simply referred to Sahih Bukhari’s texts discussing Mohammed’s marriage to Aisha when she was six years old (7.62.88) and to Qur'anic Suras that mandate the Hijab for women (24:31; 33:59) and sanction sexual slavery (4:3; 33:50).
+One thing we know for sure is that, despite this lifting of Jamie’s ban, Facebook and the leftist totalitarians in other social media venues and in the culture at large will continue their unrelenting effort to suffocate dissent and conservative voices.
+On Facebook, many brave conservative truth-tellers continue to be censored in myriad ways; these individuals include Anni Cyrus, Bosch Fawstin, Mark Lutchman and, of course, Diamond & Silk.
+The case of #WalkAway leader Brandon Straka is especially disturbing: he was recently banned by Facebook for the crime of announcing that he would be interviewed by Alex Jones.
+Prager U has had its videos mysteriously disappear off of Facebook and then, only after vociferous protest, re-appear.
+Facebook is, of course, just one terrain of this leftist brownshirt-style assault on free speech.
+Everyone knows by now, for instance, what has happened, in the most Orwellian sense, to Alex Jones and InfoWars on Facebook, YouTube and Twitter.
+Leading scholar of Islam and JihadWatch.org Director Robert Spencer, meanwhile, is not just a target at Facebook, where his referrals are down 90% from what they once were; he has been banned by Patreon at the behest of MasterCard -- and MasterCard has yet to respond to his lawyer’s letter.
+GoFundMe has also banned Spencer because of a smear by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) hate machine.
+Speaking of Mastercard, the David Horowitz Freedom Center just recently won a major battle with the credit card, defeating well-financed leftwing groups that are trying to run the Center out of business and suffocate free speech in America.
+The Freedom Center emerged victorious, but it is clear that leftist hate groups such as the SPLC and Color of Change.org are preparing new attacks against the Freedom Center and other conservative groups and individuals 24/7.
+To be sure, the Left's attacks on the David Horowitz Freedom Center continue unabated: just recently a hit piece in the Washington Post smeared a stand-up noble gentleman like Florida Gubernatorial Candidate Republican Ron DeSantis, libeling David Horowitz in the process.
+The article stated falsely and maliciously that Horowitz's Restoration Weekend, that DeSantis had attended, was somehow “a racially charged event” -- a vicious lie that Frontpage has exposed and for which the Washington Post is still to apologize and issue a retraction.
+(To learn why David Horowitz is one of the central targets of the Left, make sure to watch this video).
+Thus, we clearly gauge that there is no disgusting and venomous level to which the Left will not stoop in its destructive agenda.
+Yes, Frontpage editor Jamie Glazov has had his ban lifted at Facebook, but this is clearly only a brief reprieve for him on that platform -- and it is only, obviously, a very tiny space in the Stalinist Left's war on America and on everything on which it stands.
+At this dire moment, we all need to amplify our voices in defense of free speech.
+And we need to adamantly defend all the truth-tellers at the very moment they come under attack.
+We also need to contact our representatives and to call for a Congressional investigation into this pernicious assault by the fascist Left on our liberties.
+The battle for America -- and for the West -- is on.
+[Editors' postscript: Please make sure to FOLLOW Jamie Glazov on Facebook as well as on Twitter (@JamieGlazov) to strengthen his social media strength in the face of the Left's vicious war on free speech.
+Thank you!]
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+Democrats Want Us To Believe All Women…Unless They’re Accusing Keith Ellison, Bill Clinton, Al Franken Or George Soros
+
+The Democrats have called upon the Senate to postpone the vote on Kavanaugh.
+Establishment Republicans are racing for the exits.
+But over what?
+An unprovable accusation from decades ago that the accuser said nothing about until years later, and that is uncorroborated by any other testimony or by the evidence of any similar behavior on Kavanaugh’s part.
+This is clearly a set-up (Christine Ford is also a far-left Democrat operative) designed to derail the nomination of a good man.
+There is no low to which the Democrats will not sink to attain their nefarious goals of stopping the President from strengthening America and protecting Americans.
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+“Weighing the Allegations against Brett Kavanaugh,” by David French, National Review, September 16, 2018:
+They’re serious but not solid.
+The allegations against Brett Kavanaugh — outlined now on the record in the Washington Post by Palo Alto University professor Christine Blasey Ford — are substantial and serious.
+She claims that Kavanaugh knocked her down, groped her, and attempted to remove her clothes.
+Here’s the core of her story:
+While his friend watched, she said, Kavanaugh pinned her to a bed on her back and groped her over her clothes, grinding his body against hers and clumsily attempting to pull off her one-piece bathing suit and the clothing she wore over it.
+When she tried to scream, she said, he put his hand over her mouth.
+“I thought he might inadvertently kill me,” said Ford, now a 51-year-old research psychologist in northern California.
+“He was trying to attack me and remove my clothing.” Ford said she was able to escape when Kavanaugh’s friend and classmate at Georgetown Preparatory School, Mark Judge, jumped on top of them, sending all three tumbling.
+She said she ran from the room, briefly locked herself in a bathroom and then fled the house.
+Do not count me among those who would minimize this alleged assault.
+I went to a high school that had more than its share of drunken parties, and my classmates could do crazy and stupid things, but an act like this was beyond the pale.
+This isn’t “boys will be boys.” Actions have consequences, and it’s hardly unjust to tell a person that if he mistreated another human being like this — even a long time ago — he has to remain “merely” a judge on the D.C.
+Circuit Court of Appeals.
+Since Kavanaugh has denied the story, however, the question of whether the event is so egregious that it should disqualify him is moot.
+At the very least, if the attack happened, he should be disqualified for lying.
+Yet unless all parties start telling the same story, there is no way to know for certain if this event occurred.
+We don’t need certainty, however, to make a decision on whether a man should sit on the Supreme Court.
+I have the same standard for Brett Kavanaugh as I did for Roy Moore, for Donald Trump, for Bill Clinton — or for any other politician who’s accused of misconduct.
+Is it more likely than not that the allegation is true?
+Given the totality of the evidence, I believe it is more likely than not that Bill Clinton committed rape and sexual harassment.
+I believe it is more likely than not that Donald Trump has committed sexual assault.
+I believe it is more likely than not that Roy Moore engaged in sexual misconduct with underage girls.
+But the evidence against Kavanaugh falls far short of the evidence arrayed against each of these men.
+So far at least it falls far short of the evidence against virtually any other politician or celebrity who has faced consequences during this #MeToo moment.
+Here’s why:
+First, one way to help test the veracity of old claims is to ask whether there is any contemporaneous corroboration.
+Did the accuser tell a friend or family member or anyone about the alleged assault when it occurred?
+With Clinton, Trump, Moore, and many other politicians and celebrities, there was ample contemporaneous corroboration.
+Here, there was not.
+According to the Washington Post, “Ford said she told no one of the incident in any detail until 2012, when she was in couples therapy with her husband.”
+That’s almost three decades of silence — three decades when memories can grow cloudy and recollections can change.
+But even the allegedly corroborating notes of the therapist raise a separate problem.
+They actually contradict her story on a key detail.
+According to the Post, “The notes say four boys were involved, a discrepancy that Ford says was an error on the therapist’s part.
+Ford said there were four boys at the party but only two in the room.” Nor do the notes mention Kavanaugh’s name, even though her husband says Ford named Kavanaugh in the sessions.
+Those are important discrepancies, and if six years ago she told the therapist four men and says two men now, that suggests that her memory of the event may be suspect.
+As a former trial lawyer, I can tell you that while neither notes nor memories are infallible, in a contest between contemporaneous notes and later verbal testimony about those notes, the content of the written notes usually prevails.
+Juries are extremely skeptical of witnesses who contradict written notes — after all, the notes are taken when the words are immediate and there isn’t the overwhelming pressure of a trial to conform your testimony to the desired outcome.
+At least the investigation seems somewhat manageable.
+If there were only four boys there, who were the other two?
+Let’s hear from them.
+In fact, investigators should interview everyone else at the party.
+Yet given all the years that have passed, would it be possible to find anyone who remembers being at that party?
+Would they remember any details at all?
+If someone saw Kavanaugh stumbling drunk at the party, that would obviously bolster Ford’s account.
+If another attendee says, “He was totally sober and with me the whole time,” that helps Kavanaugh.
+But the odds of getting details that precise are long indeed, and there is always a chance that a motivated classmate might lie — for either person….
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+Trump Orders Declassification Of ‘Russian Probe’ Documents, Including Texts
+
+President Donald Trump ordered the feds to declassify documents relating the Russian election meddling investigation yesterday.
+Among the documents to be declassified are all of the text messages between disgraced FBI figures Peter Strzok and Lisa Page.
+The documents to be declassified include all FBI reports on interviews with Justice Department official Bruce Ohr and all FBI reports of interviews prepared in connection with all other applications to surveil Carter Page.
+Trump also asked that other important documents be declassified as well, including 21 pages worth of an application for a renewed surveillance warrant against former campaign aide Carter Page, according to Fox News.
+The 21 pages Trump wants to be declassified only make up a small part of the 412 pages of FISA applications and warrants related to Page released by the FBI earlier this year in heavily redacted format.
+The June 2017 application was the last of four filed by the Justice Department in support of FISA court orders allowing the monitoring of Page for nearly a year.
+According to the redacted version as reported by Fox News, three of the declassified pages contain information included in a section titled “The Russian Government’s Coordinated Efforts to Influence the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election.” That section includes reference to the potential coordination between people associated with Trump’s campaign and the alleged Russian election interference effort.
+White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said President Trump had ordered the documents released by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) and the Justice Department “[a]t the request of a number of committees of Congress, and for reasons of transparency.”
+The text messages are to be released “without redaction,” and those include messages from Ohr, Strzok, Lisa Page, former FBI Director James Comey, and former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe.
+Carter Page told Fox News’ Sean Hannity on Monday night that the FBI’s investigation was “so incredibly stupid to begin with.” He added, “My biggest concern is all the damage that this did to the U.S. government [and] the mockery it made out of the Constitution and all of the wrongdoing that was done by various officials within the Department of Justice, the FBI and the DNC [Democratic National Committee].”
+It is so far unknown when these documents will be declassified in an unredacted version, but it is safe to say that Democrats are probably panicking right about now.
+Fox News further reported that a source familiar with the timing of the declassification told the media outlet that they expected the Carter Page warrant application to be declassified first, followed by the FBI reports on agent interviews with Ohr.
+A Justice Department spokesperson told Fox News that the DOJ and FBI “are already working with the Director of National Intelligence to comply with the President’s order.”
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+Can the Church Defend Herself Against Bergoglio?
+
+Fisher is rightly incensed by Bergoglio’s cunning response, “I will not say a single word on this , ” concerning Archbishop Viganò’s damning indictment of Bergoglio’s rehabilitation of the monster once known as Cardinal McCarrick for some five years before adverse worldwide press coverage forced to him to punish that serial homosexual rapist of whose crimes Viganò had personally informed him back in 2013—information of which Bergoglio was clearly already aware at that time, as Viganò testifies.
+I never thought I’d see the day when a preening, Internet-created neo-Catholic doyenne such as Simcha Fisher, as notorious as Mark Shea for her crude and often unprintable invective against traditionalists, would unload on Pope Bergoglio with the following headline: “Does Francis know he sounds like an abuser?”
+The scales have fallen from Fisher’s eyes and now, at last, she sees Bergoglio, however grudgingly, for what he is: a power-mad ecclesiastical tyrant.
+(A tyrant, moreover, who has ascended to the papacy in a manner reminiscent of the ascension of the corrupt Benedict IX, another “disgrace to the Chair of Peter,” following the machinations of a Roman cabal, as I discuss below.)
+Quoth Fisher:
+I have a number of friends who have escaped abusive marriages.
+They tell me that Pope Francis is sounding more and more like the men who abused them.
+He’s sounding like the men who hid that abuse from the world, who taught their victims to blame themselves, who used spiritual pressure to persuade them and their families that it would actually be wrong, sinful, to defend themselves.
+Just listen to him.
+After responding to a question about Vigano’s very serious accusations, he said point blank, “I will not say a single word on this.”… [F]or the rest of the week and more, he kept up an unmistakable theme of calling for silence, equating silence with holiness, and painting himself as a Christlike victim in his silence.
+Then he says it’s “ugly” to accuse others of sinning.
+Then he suggests that healing and reconciliation will only come if we take a hard look at our own flaws….
+To the victims of the Church, and to those who love them, it sounds like he is saying, “Who do you think you are?
+I don’t have to explain myself to you.
+You’re the guilty one.
+You brought this on yourself.
+If you want to be loved, then know your place.
+I’m the victim, here, not you.
+If you know what’s good for you, keep your mouth shut.” This is how abusers talk.
+They’re not content with power; they have to keep their victims doubting and blaming themselves constantly, so they don’t become a threat.
+Whether Francis knows it or not, this is how he sounds.
+We can overlook the fig leaf “whether Francis knows it or not…”.
+Fisher knows that Francis knows it, even if she still cannot bring herself to say explicitly what should now be apparent to the entire body of the faithful: that Bergoglio’s very presence on the Chair of Peter is a grave threat to the common good of the Church and the integrity of the Faith.
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+Yet Fisher maintains a sliver of space for deniability in order to maintain that indispensable distinction between her and those loathsome traditionalists: “I don’t have any ideological reason to want to bring him down.
+I have defended him as long as I could, up until the Chile debacle.
+And so I am working as hard as I can not to assume the worst, not to believe that this man who promised so much fresh air is really so intent on slamming doors shut before we find out even worse things hidden inside.
+But he is not making it easy.
+I am not saying he is an abuser.
+But he sounds like one.”
+That is, Fisher was not concerned about Bergoglio’s relentless assault on traditional Catholic teaching and practice—to her, opposition to Francis on that account is just “ideology”—but only his role in covering up sexual abuse by bishops and priests.
+But why is Fisher still “working hard not to assume the worst” when there is no longer anything to assume as the ever-mounting evidence of malintent has been in plain view for years?
+Indeed, why else did Archbishop Viganò risk everything in order to expose this Pope, even to the extent of revealing matters supposedly within the scope of “the Pontifical secret”?
+On orders of the Vatican Secretary of State, the Vatican secret police are reportedly scouring the globe in search of Viganò, who has gone into hiding, “in order to prevent more unpredictable damage to the image of Pope Francis and the Holy See on the world stage, but also to ‘prepare the terrain’ for the former apostolic nuncio-turned-whistleblower to be prosecuted” under canon law.
+The Dictator Pope must destroy his most potent critic thus far.
+Everything depends on it!
+But it may already be too late to save a regime whose only defense is not truth but raw power.
+At last count, some 29 bishops have publicly declared Viganò’s allegations against Bergoglio credible and worthy of investigation.
+Now even the distinguished canonist Edward Peters, who is no less than a Referendary of the Apostolic Signatura appointed by Pope Benedict XVI, declares that if Viganò’s allegations are true then Bergoglio must go:
+Of what was said above concerning resignation from Church office in general, what would not apply to a pope, of all office holders, if he, as alleged by Viganò, from the first months of his papacy knowingly protected and favored a cardinal who was [pick a disgusting verb]-ing seminarians?
+By what possible stretch of the imagination would such an occupant be suited for the Chair of Peter?
+Does the historical fact that some pretty bad popes held on to office despite committing various offenses justify other popes acting badly in shirking even the minimal gesture of resigning?
+Viganò is unquestionably in a position to know, and claims to know, whether his central allegation that Francis’ was covering for McCarrick, big time, for years, is correct.
+Believing, as he does, that his claims are correct, Viganò, in calling for Francis’ resignation, has done nothing more or less than exercise his right under canon law “to manifest to the sacred pastors [his] opinion on matters which pertain to the good of the Church and to make [his] opinion known to the rest of the Christian faithful…” 1983 CIC 212 § 3.
+I have not called for Francis’ resignation because I do not know (with the degree of certitude that a lawyer seeks) whether Viganò’s key allegations against Francis are substantially true; most assuredly, however, if I reach the conclusion that they are true, I would say, without hesitation, that Francis should resign.
+Bergoglio will not, of course, resign.
+He will cling to power with his last breath in order to carry out the many other acts of ecclesial subversion he clearly has in mind.
+The only remedies for the plague of Bergoglio are his natural death or deposition.
+Yes, deposition.
+Canon212 has linked to an interesting and timely piece on the role of the Synod of Sutri, near Rome, in 1046, which dealt with the problem of three rival claimants to the papacy, each installed by a Roman faction: First, the execrable Benedict IX, mentioned above.
+Second, the interloper Sylvester III, installed in the Chair of Peter after Benedict had been driven from Rome.
+Third, the well-intentioned but dimwitted Gregory VI, whose election was tainted by a seemingly simoniacal negotiation with Benedict, who had returned to Rome in 1045 and ousted Sylvester, according to which Benedict would receive a generous pension if he resigned the papacy, which Benedict did only to rescind his resignation.
+The Synod was convoked by Henry III, the German king and soon-to-be-crowned Holy Roman Emperor, a pious and austere Christian and an exponent of the Cluniac spirit of reform.
+The Synod declared that Benedict IX (who had refused to appear) was deposed notwithstanding his attempt to undo his resignation.
+As for Sylvester, the Synod declared that he be “stripped of his sacerdotal rank and shut up in a monastery.” Gregory was also declared deposed, either by the act of the Synod itself or by Gregory’s own voluntary resignation in view of the Synod.
+At Henry III’s designation, the German Bishop of Bamberg became Clement II, but he died after only a year, whereupon Benedict reasserted his claim to the papacy for the third time in 1047, only to be driven from Rome again by Imperial troops in 1048.
+Damasus II, another German bishop designated by Henry, reigned for a mere three weeks before dying, whereupon Pope St. Leo IX succeeded to the papacy, reigning until 1054.
+Leo, as John Rao observes, was the first in a line of Popes who “took charge of the movement of innovative Christian restoration” which included a breaking of the dominance of Roman nobility over papal elections.
+(Rao, Black Legends, 147-148).
+As the cited article on the Synod of Sutri notes, although the scurrilous Benedict IX objected to his deposition by the Synod, “the Church has always accepted his deposition as valid.
+The King of Germany then appointed Clement II as Pope, who promptly crowned the King, Holy Roman Emperor.
+Benedict IX, after the death of Clement, claimed the papacy again!
+The Church to this day recognizes Clement II as a true Pope.”
+Moreover, Benedict IX himself is recognized as a true Pope—a valid but deposed Pope—during three separate periods listed as three distinct pontificates in the canon of Popes.
+This was possible owing to the lack of any set canonical form for papal elections; a Pope could gain or regain the office by various machinations.
+Indeed, even the Vatican’s own website states that Benedict was Pope from 1047-1048, the very year of his third ascension to the office from which he was finally driven by force.
+Only with the ascension of Pope Nicholas II in 1059 was it established that henceforth the cardinal-bishops would elect the Pope, with the other cardinals having the right to confirm or veto the nominee.
+By 1100 what we now know as the College of Cardinals, embracing all the cardinals of different titles, had the exclusive right to elect a Pope, and the members of the College “have held it ever since.” (Eric John, The Popes, 181).
+These lessons of history should suffice to dispel the pious fable, never a teaching of the Magisterium, that every Pope is chosen by the Holy Ghost to lead the Church.
+This theological error, which Bergoglio has exploited to the hilt, is a key element in the related error of papalotry, which elevates the person of the Pope above the office he occupies and makes of him the leader of a personality cult everyone is commanded to “love” (in the superficially emotional sense) and obey no matter what he says or does, rather than a custodian and defender of the Deposit of Faith whose lovability, personality and opinions are utterly irrelevant to the exercise and scope of his office.
+As Pope Benedict has observed, when it comes to the election of a Pope “the Spirit’s role should be understood in a much more elastic sense, not that he [sic] dictates the candidate for whom one must vote….
+There are too many contrary instances of popes the Holy Spirit obviously would not have picked!” Bergoglio is undeniably one of them.
+So what can be done to defend the Church against Bergoglio?
+That the mode of papal election by cardinals has persisted for nearly a thousand years has led to the general impression that it pertains to the irreformable divine constitution of the Church, but it certainly does not.
+As to matters of purely ecclesiastical law such as this one the Church has always allowed for departures from traditional practice in cases of emergency or grave necessity.
+And just as a synod was employed to address three rival claimants to the papal throne in 1046, declaring at least two of them deposed, so today might it be possible for reform-minded cardinals and bishops, comprising an imperfect council, to undo the incalculable damage caused by the cabal that lobbied for Bergoglio’s election before the last conclave—a cabal that included none other than McCarrick, whom Bergoglio rewarded by rehabilitating that monster despite the massive evidence of his unspeakable crimes.
+What would be the grounds for a declaration of deposition at such a gathering of prelates?
+One could readily point to the evidence that a faction that included Bergoglio himself had agreed upon his election before the conclave, and that all those involved, including Bergoglio, were thereby excommunicated latae sententiae in accordance with Article 81 of John Paul II’s Universi Dominici Gregis, which provides:
+The Cardinal electors shall further abstain from any form of pact, agreement, promise or other commitment of any kind which could oblige them to give or deny their vote to a person or persons.
+If this were in fact done, even under oath, I decree that such a commitment shall be null and void and that no one shall be bound to observe it; and I hereby impose the penalty of excommunication latae sententiae upon those who violate this prohibition.
+To quote Cajetan on this point (citations taken from the linked article by Robert Siscoe), deposition by an imperfect council is appropriate “when one or more Popes suffer uncertainty with regard to their election, as seems to have arisen in the schism of Urban VI and others.
+Then, lest the Church be perplexed, those members of the Church who are available have the power to judge which is the true pope, if it can be known, and if it cannot be known, [it has] the power to provide that the electors agree on one or another of them.”
+I am not saying that such a case has been proven.
+Rather, what I am saying is that this hypothetical imperfect council could determine that it has been proven and act accordingly, and that the Church would judge any resulting deposition of Bergoglio in the same manner it judges the deposition of Benedict IX.
+Another ground for deposition—as determined by the imperfect council, not any of us—would be that Bergoglio has deposed himself by promulgating heresy, fracturing the Church’s universal discipline respecting marriage and the Eucharist, and undermining the teaching of even his own immediate predecessors on matters of fundamental morality upheld by the Magisterium for two millennia.
+Surely the Church cannot be without any remedy for a Pope who relentlessly attacks her very foundations!
+To quote Cajetan again: “Indeed the Church has the right to separate herself from an heretical pope according to divine law.
+Consequently, it has the right, by the same divine law, to use all means of themselves necessary for such separation; and those that juridically correspond to the crime, are of themselves necessary”—meaning the resort to an imperfect council.
+If a synod was able to declare the deposition of a pope in 1046, why not an imperfect council today—or, for that matter, another synod?
+It will be argued that such a deposition would provoke massive schisms in the Church.
+But that would not be the first time that defense of the Church’s common good has done so, as the Great Western Schism demonstrates.
+And are we not in the midst of schisms already, provoked by none other than Bergoglio himself, whose insane drive to shatter the Church’s bimillennial discipline has produced the totally unprecedented situation in which what is still considered mortally sinful in one diocese is an imperative of “mercy” in another?
+In any case, this much is certain: barring Bergoglio’s conversion and reversal of course, the Church cannot abide this pontificate any longer.
+One way or another, the Church will have to repel an attacker at her very summit.
+Either the human element of the Church will act according to the means which seem possible, however extraordinary, or Heaven itself will intervene in a manner that might well involve a divine chastisement due to the negligence of time-serving pastors who left their sheep completely undefended against the wolves who preyed upon them, including the wolf the cardinals improvidently elected Pope.
+Some four months before Archbishop Viganò’s testimony Cardinal Willem Jacobus Eijk, the Archbishop of Utrecht, Netherlands, perhaps the most liberal territory in the entire Church, protested that Bergoglio’s blatant nod to intercommunion with Protestants in Germany means that “the bishops and, above all, the Successor of Peter fail to maintain and transmit faithfully and in unity the deposit of faith contained in Sacred Tradition and Sacred Scripture” and that the situation reminds him of Article 675 of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, which refers to the Church’s “final trial” before the Second Coming, “that will shake the faith of many believers… [a] ‘mystery of iniquity’ in the form of a religious deception offering men an apparent solution to their problems at the price of apostasy from the truth.
+What can the Church do when confronted by a Pope who, as a prominent cardinal declares to the whole world, “fail[s] to maintain and transmit faithfully … the deposit of faith contained in Sacred Tradition and Sacred Scripture” and is leading “an apostasy from the truth”?
+It seems absurd to argue that she can do nothing but exhort the faithful to pray and do penance while a papal malefactor, treated as if were an absolute dictator, is allowed to continue wreaking havoc upon faith and morals to the detriment of countless souls, without the least impediment, for so long as he shall live.
+No, Bergoglio must go.
+The successors of the Apostles, the only ones in a position to end his rampage, must demand his resignation and, should he refuse as expected, act in this unprecedented emergency to declare his removal from the office he has criminally abused and whose very credibility he threatens to destroy.
+May God give them the grace to do what must be done and what history will vindicate as a rescue of the Church during the height of the worst crisis in her history.
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+Exposing the Deep State Plotters
+
+President Trump’s sweeping order this week directing intelligence agencies to declassify documents from the more than 18-month-old investigation related to the Left’s electoral collusion conspiracy theory involving Trump and Russia may shed light on what really happened in the 2016 election.
+In an interview with Hill.TV yesterday, the president said he ordered the mass declassification to show the public that the FBI investigation of the conspiracy theory began as a “hoax.” Exposing it could be one of the “crowning achievements” of his presidency, he said.
+“What we’ve done is a great service to the country, really,” he said.
+“I hope to be able to call this, along with tax cuts and regulation and all the things I’ve done… in its own way this might be the most important thing because this was corrupt.”
+Trump criticized how the FBI handled the Russia probe, accusing it of misleading the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court, and of spying on his campaign.
+“They know this is one of the great scandals in the history of our country because basically what they did is, they used [former Trump campaign aide] Carter Page, who nobody even knew, who I feel very badly for, I think he’s been treated very badly.
+They used Carter Page as a foil in order to surveil a candidate for the presidency of the United States.”
+“It’s a hoax, beyond a witch hunt,” Trump said.
+The documents affected involve a FISA warrant against Carter Page and text messages from disgraced ex-FBI employees Peter Strzok and Lisa Page.
+(Carter Page is not related to Lisa Page.)
+Although the conspiracy theory is baseless nonsense, it continues to dog the Trump administration, providing cable television news outlets and late-night talk show hosts with endless fodder in the 24-hour news cycle.
+When Trump defenders have fought back, social media companies have colluded with the Left to silence and intimidate them.
+This declassification effort won’t make things any worse than they are for President Trump.
+It may even prove a political masterstroke of sorts for Trump.
+How else does one fight back against the nameless, faceless bureaucrats of the Deep State who hide behind anonymity to undermine the duly elected 45th president of the United States?
+Make the documents public and let the chips fall where they may.
+There is so much leftist dirt to uncover.
+For example, it was established some time ago that former President Obama was involved on some level in this shameful un-American plot to rig the 2016 election and undermine his successor by using the privacy-invading apparatus of the state.
+Obama wanted “to know everything” the FBI was doing in its investigation into claims that Russia was interfering in the 2016 election.
+Specifically, the statement that Obama wanted “to know everything we’re doing” came in a private Sept. 2, 2016, text message from FBI lawyer Lisa Page to FBI agent Peter Strzok, with whom she was having an extramarital affair at the time.
+(The exact message, time-stamped 1:50 p.m., reads "Yes, bc potus wants to know everything we are doing.")
+In a separate text message to Page, Strzok wrote something cryptic about an “insurance policy” in case Donald Trump got elected.
+Apparently, he was referring to the salacious, unverified dossier Hillary Clinton and the DNC paid rent-a-spy Christopher Steele to compile that purports to show Trump’s nefarious links to Russia.
+President Trump ordered that the relevant documents be released by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) and the Justice Department “[a]t the request of a number of committees of Congress, and for reasons of transparency,” read a statement issued by White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
+Trump ordered the “immediate declassification” of “pages 10-12 and 17-34 of the June 2017 application to the FISA court in the matter of Carter W. Page,” “all FBI reports of interviews with Bruce G. Ohr prepared in connection with the Russia investigation,” and “all FBI reports of interviews prepared in connection with all Carter Page FISA applications.”
+Trump also ordered the “the Department of Justice (including the FBI) to publicly release all text messages relating to the Russia investigation, without redaction, of James Comey, Andrew McCabe, Peter Strzok, Lisa Page, and Bruce Ohr.”
+The chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, Devin Nunes (R -Calif.), reportedly hailed Trump’s order, saying it covers “pretty much everything that he wanted … and the text messages are a bonus.”
+A handful of Democratic lawmakers alarmed at the prospect of being exposed as frauds and publicly humiliated wrote Director of National Intelligence Daniel Coats, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, and FBI Director Christopher Wray on Tuesday.
+The letter, which is an attempt to usurp the powers vested in the president, asks the three agencies to defy the presidential directive.
+"Your agencies' review, and any communication with the White House on the substance of the material, should not proceed further until you have briefed the Gang of Eight in person."
+It claims that Trump’s declassification request constitutes improper intervention “in an ongoing law enforcement investigation that may implicate the President himself or those around him.”
+The authors of the letter even lie about the nature of the broad-based request, claiming Trump is selectively declassifying information to save himself.
+“The action he has taken, to direct your agencies to selectively disclose classified information that he believes he can manipulate publicly to undermine the legitimacy and credibility of the Special Counsel’s [Robert Mueller] investigation, is a brazen abuse of power.”
+The missive is signed by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.), who is vice chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), and Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), who is ranking member of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
+Intelligence agencies have already reportedly begun working to carry out the president’s orders and the first set of documents could be made public in a few days.
+“When the President issues such an order, it triggers a declassification review process that is conducted by various agencies within the intelligence community, in conjunction with the White House Counsel, to seek to ensure the safety of America’s national security interests,” a Justice Department official told Fox News.
+“The Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are already working with the Director of National Intelligence to comply with the President’s order.”
+Coats spokeswoman Kellie Wade also said that the agency was “working expeditiously with our interagency partners to conduct a declassification review of the documents the President has identified for declassification.”
+According to Fox News:
+The documents include all FBI reports on interviews, also known as 302s, with Justice Department official Bruce Ohr and all FBI reports of interviews prepared in connection with applications to surveil Carter Page, as well as 21 pages of one renewed warrant.
+The 21 pages make up only a small portion of the 412 pages of FISA applications and warrants related to Page released by the FBI earlier this year in a heavily redacted format.
+The June 2017 application was the last of four filed by the Justice Department in support of FISA court orders allowing the monitoring of Page for nearly a year.
+In comments to reporters and on Twitter, President Trump has been blasting Strzok and Page for months over their inappropriate behavior.
+Ditto for former FBI Director James Comey and one of his deputies, Andrew McCabe.
+Trump fired Comey in May 2017 and Attorney General Jeff Sessions canned McCabe in March.
+Page left the FBI in May and Strzok got the axe last month.
+That means there are still thousands of unaccountable Deep State operatives in the Trump administration that have yet to be dealt with.
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+Deep State Insurrection Defying POTUS Trump’s Order
+
+Deep State officials like ex-CIA chief John Brennan are in panic mode.
+Deep State DOJ tool Rod Rosenstein refuses to comply with Trump’s executive order as afforded him by the US Constitution.
+Establishment Democrats are all over the mainstream media channels calling the act of releasing documents criminal.
+The US President wants every American citizen to see the full, unredacted version of the FISA documents used to spy on Carter Page.
+Trump is simply asking for full transparency, in what has become a two year, multi-million dollar witch hunt, to find collusion where there is none.
+This is all you need to know about the hoax that was and is Trump-Russia collusion and the Robert Mueller special counsel investigation.
+The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss the insurrection taking place at the US Department of Justice, as Democrats, ex-Obama officials, and DOJ directors are doing everything in their power to make sure the truth, about how the FISA warrant to spy on Carter Page was obtained, remains hidden from the eyes of the American public.
+
+Via Zerohedge…
+Despite President Trump’s Monday order for the “immediate declassification” of sensitive materials related to the Russia investigation, “without redaction,” the agencies involved are planning to do so anyway, according to Bloomberg, citing three people familiar with the matter.
+The Justice Department, FBI and Office of the Director of National Intelligence are going through a methodical review and can’t offer a timeline for finishing, said the people, who weren’t authorized to speak publicly about the sensitive matter.
+–Bloomberg
+The Deep State: The Fa... Mike Lofgren Best Price: $7.55 Buy New $6.00 (as of 11:45 EDT - Details) Trump ordered the DOJ to release the text messages of former FBI Director James Comey, his deputy Andrew McCabe, now-fired special agent Peter Strzok, former FBI attorney Lisa Page and twice-demoted DOJ official Bruce Ohr.
+Also ordered released are specific pages from the FBI’s FISA surveillance warrant application on former Trump campaign aide Carter Page, as well as interviews with Ohr.
+The DOJ and the FBI are expected to submit proposed redactions to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence – which will prepare a package for Trump to sign off on.
+“When the president issues such an order, it triggers a declassification review process that is conducted by various agencies within the intelligence community, in conjunction with the White House counsel, to seek to ensure the safety of America’s national security interests,” a Justice Department spokesman said in a statement.
+“The department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are already working with the Director of National Intelligence to comply with the president’s order.”
+The agencies are likely to cite national security concerns over revealing classified “sources and methods” pertaining to the Russia investigation – which will put them in direct conflict with Trump’s order.
+Trump, as president, has the power to override the agencies and declassify material on his own.
+Trump’s order to release the documents comes after months of requests from GOP lawmakers, while the DOJ has repeatedly denied their requests for more transparency.
+The FBI’s spy…
+According to Bloomberg, the DOJ is interpreting Trump’s request to include information about the use of confidential informant (spy) Stephan Halper during the early stages of the Trump-Russia investigation.
+After taking in over $400,000 from the Obama Pentagon under the auspices of a research contract, Halper befriended and spied on members of the Trump campaign, including aides Carter Page and George Papadopoulos.
+Showdown?
+Top Congressional Democrats Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, Adam Schiff and Mark Warner penned a joint letter to ODNI Director Dan Coates, Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein and FBI Director Christopher Wray demanding that the agencies defy President Trump.
+Showdown?
+In letter, Pelosi/Schumer/Schiff/Warner order intel agencies to ignore presidential order on declassification until consulting with Congress.
+https://t.co/x7JDUJd4t0 pic.twitter.com/o64PC7EEFQ — Byron York (@ByronYork) September 19, 2018
+In the letter, the lawmakers “express profound alarm” at the decision to “intervene in an ongoing law enforcement investigation that may implicate the President himself or those around him.”
+“Any decision by your offices to share this material with the President or his lawyers will violate longstanding Department of Justice polices, as well as assurances you have provided to us.”
+The letter then demands that the agencies brief the Gang of Eight before releasing the materials “to anyone at the White House.”
+Reprinted from The Duran.
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+Kavanaugh Battle Brews
+
+The Left’s continuing success in delaying a confirmation vote on Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court reveals its malicious agenda to block the nominee from sitting on the high court when its new term begins Monday, October 1.
+Democrats had Kavanaugh accuser Christine Blasey Ford’s never-credible accusations of sexual abuse -- including possible attempted rape -- in hand way back in the summer.
+They deliberately refused to bring up the allegations, as weak and ridiculous as they are, at Kavanaugh’s Senate confirmation hearings because they didn’t want to have a rational discussion.
+They wanted to hurl the wild claims like a grenade at the last minute to blow up the process.
+And so far it appears they’re succeeding.
+If Kavanaugh isn’t in place a week from Monday, the Supreme Court will begin hearing cases in its new term shorthanded.
+The high court normally has a complement of nine justices but with Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy’s retirement July 31, which cleared the way for Kavanaugh’s nomination, there have only been eight justices in place.
+Roughly speaking there is a 4-to-4 liberal to conservative ideological split on the court.
+Democrats would prefer to drag the confirmation process into the next Congress where they hope to take control from Republicans.
+Election Day is November 6.
+The GOP currently controls the Senate, which has the final say on judicial nominations, by an uncomfortably close margin of 51 to 49.
+Christine Blasey Ford’s lawyers are trying to game the system.
+They know that Senate Judiciary Committee rules require Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) to provide a full week’s notice for a hearing.
+So, if, for example, the committee followed the rules and agreed Friday (today) to a hearing, the soonest it could be held would be next Friday, the final business day before the Supreme Court’s new term begins.
+Of course, lawyers are masters of delay, and social justice warrior-lawyers hoping to torpedo President Trump’s agenda have an added incentive to drag the confirmation process out as long as possible.
+New demands and fake emergencies are bound to arise from Ford’s legal team.
+It was unclear at press time if the public hearing scheduled for Monday into the allegations of sexual misconduct against Kavanaugh would go forward.
+Kavanaugh informed the committee he was willing to testify Monday.
+“I continue to want a hearing as soon as possible, so that I can clear my name," he wrote in a letter.
+Ford's lawyer Debra Katz told the Judiciary Committee her client "wishes to testify, provided that we can agree on terms that are fair and which ensure her safety."
+Another Ford attorney reportedly said Wednesday that there are “multiple witnesses” who need to testify.
+"A hearing on Monday is not possible and the Committee's insistence that it occur then is arbitrary in any event,” Katz wrote in a letter.
+“Dr.
+Ford has asked me to let you know that she appreciates the various options you have suggested.
+Her strong preference continues to be for the Senate Judiciary Committee to allow for a full investigation prior to her testimony.”
+GOP lawmakers are figuring out how to respond to Ford’s request, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports:
+Late Thursday, Sen. Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa), the Judiciary Committee chairman, said that his staff had discussed the issue with Ford’s attorney earlier in the day and that he would consult with his fellow committee members about the next move.
+Ford’s offer also increased the pressure on several key moderates — particularly GOP Sens.
+Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska — whose votes will probably be needed to put Kavanaugh on the high court.
+Both were already facing heavy pressure from abortion rights groups concerned that Kavanaugh, a staunch conservative and longtime GOP attorney, might vote to restrict access to abortion.
+The sexual assault allegation, which the nominee has denied, has upended his seemingly sure-bet confirmation and only increased the stakes for the key lawmakers.
+Chairman Grassley had imposed a Thursday deadline for Ford to submit testimony after her team said Tuesday she wasn’t willing to testify until the FBI investigates her sexual abuse allegations against Kavanaugh.
+Left-wingers such as Hillary Clinton and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) echoed Ford’s demand.
+The demand for an FBI probe is “utter nonsense,” former U.S. Attorney Joseph diGenova said earlier this week.
+Ford “really doesn’t want to testify,” he said.
+“Because when she does, she is going to look like the loon she is.
+She may very well believe everything she’s saying, and that is one of the signs of lunacy, believing something that isn’t real.” And her lawyer is “even loonier.”
+Besides, diGenova explained, the eleventh-hour sexual abuse claim leveled against Kavanaugh is a non-federal matter and in this case the alleged assault hasn’t even been clearly outlined by the alleged victim.
+Ford didn’t report it to anyone for decades and isn’t even certain when or where it happened, so the FBI can’t investigate the matter “because there is nothing to investigate.”
+Kavanaugh has already undergone six FBI background checks and the agency has ruled out investigating Ford’s allegation of drunken groping at a teenagers’ party 36 years ago.
+Ford’s request for an FBI probe is “clearly a desire to delay proceedings,” diGenova said.
+President Trump is taking the high road and is avoiding attacking Ford, which isn’t a risky move given how obviously unbalanced the accuser is.
+Ford is already doing an excellent job destroying herself without Republican assistance.
+At the White House on Wednesday, President Trump said it would be "wonderful" if Ford testifies and "unfortunate" if she does not.
+He indicated he was keeping an open mind about the allegations but that it was "very hard for me to imagine anything happened" between her and the nominee.
+"I think he's an extraordinary man – I think he's a man of great intellect, as I've been telling you, and he has an unblemished record," Trump said.
+"This is a very tough thing for him and his family and we want to get over it but at the same time we want to give tremendous amounts of time.
+If she shows up that would be wonderful – if she doesn't show up that would be unfortunate."
+CBS News reports that Judge Kavanaugh's wife, Ashley Kavanaugh, has received multiple threats.
+“The text of three emailed threats, obtained by CBS News, were obscene and violent in nature.
+CBS News has confirmed that the U.S.
+Marshal's Service has assigned a protective detail to Kavanaugh's family,” the news website reports.
+The high-stakes behind-the-scenes jockeying over the confirmation process continues.
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+Juanita Broaddrick: Senator Feinstein Had No Interest In My Rape Allegation
+
+Juanita Broaddrick, who accused Bill Clinton of rape — and who’s never ever recanted her story, in all the years she’s made the accusation — had a blunt message for Sen. Dianna Feinstein about the supposed “due process” that needs to be given to Brett Kavanaugh’s accuser, and it’s one that goes like this: Where was mine?
+The Clinton machine did nothing but shut down Broaddrick and paint her as a liar.
+And now?
+Now things like this, from Sen. Chuck Schumer.
+Should I call??
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+— Juanita Broaddrick (@atensnut) September 21, 2018
+Yet now the Democrats, including Feinstein, want to demand Christine Blasey Ford have her day in court, figuratively speaking, for her flimsy and meritless accusations against Kavanaugh?
+More from the Washington Times:
+Sen. Dianne Feinstein, California Democrat, has championed Brett Kavanaugh’s #MeToo accuser, but Juanita Broaddrick says the senator never showed any interest in her 1999 rape allegation against President Bill Clinton.
+Ms. Feinstein was elected in 1992, making her one of the few remaining senators who served during independent counsel Kenneth Starr’s investigation into Mr. Clinton’s affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky.
+“It’s absurd,” Ms. Broaddrick said Wednesday on Fox News.
+“Not one Democrat would look at my deposition with the independent counsel.
+Oh my gosh, they did not want to know about it.” She pointed to the discrepancy between Democratic lack of interest in her case and the party’s outrage over allegations of sexual assault leveled last week against Mr. Kavanaugh.
+“Oh, it makes me go back to 1999, when Dianne Feinstein, along with every other Democrat, refused to read my deposition to the independent counsel,” said Ms. Broaddrick told Fox’s Laura Ingraham on Monday.
+“They would have nothing to do with it.
+That shows you the difference in the double standard that existed back then and still does today.” Ms. Broaddrick has also lashed out at Sen. Dick Durbin, Illinois Democrat, who voted not guilty on the Clinton impeachment, as did Ms. Feinstein and Sen. Patty Murray, Washington Democrat.
+“You voted NOT GUILTY on both counts at Bill Clinton’s impeachment,” she tweeted.
+“You didn’t give a damn back then.
+You, Dicky Durban [sic], are a complete FRAUD.” Ms. Broaddrick also said that if Senate Democrats want the FBI to investigate the 36-year-old accusations against Mr. Kavanaugh, they should reopen her 40-year-old case, too.
+If you want the FBI to go back that far @[email protected] to investigate Ford’s allegations….
+let’s investigate my RAPE allegations against Bill Clinton, too.
+Seems only fair.
+She has long accused Mr. Clinton of raping her a motel room in 1978 in Little Rock, when he was Arkansas attorney general.
+“Go back that far, let’s investigate my situation,” she said on Wednesday.
+“Why not?
+Everybody says well it was litigated and adjudicated—my case was never litigated, it was never adjudicated.
+It never went to court.
+I was never discredited at all.” Christine Blasey Ford, a psychology professor at Palo Alto University, has accused the Supreme Court nominee of sexually assaulting her when they were in high school in Maryland.
+The allegation went public last week after Ms. Feinstein, ranking Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, said she received a letter about the incident in late July and referred the matter to federal authorities a week ago.
+“During every step of this process, I’ve found every single piece of information from Dr. Christine Blasey Ford eminently credible, sincere and believable,” tweeted Ms. Feinstein on Tuesday.
+“She knew this would have a huge effect on her life and she was incredibly brave to come forward.”
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+Being Skeptical Of Documented Liars Attacking a Supreme Court Nominee Is A Good Thing - Here's Why
+
+If you don’t like President Trump and can’t understand how anyone could, look no further than the past week for an excellent example of what on Earth could’ve made a man promising to Drain the Swamp so popular.
+The Washington establishment politicians act like children when they can’t have their way.
+They kick and scream and lie and pout.
+President Trump is the anti-politician and when Congress continues to behave like this, he only gets more popular.
+President Trump nominated Bret Kavanaugh to the supreme court.
+He’s a pro-life judge and his vote will certainly tip the scales of justice to the right.
+The power that the Supreme Court has, some would argue, is greater in certain aspects than that of the president himself.
+Perhaps that’s why the 2016 election loss was so devastating to the Democrats.
+Trump potentially has the ability to nominate 3 Supreme Court justices during his presidency, thus shaping the laws and morals of this country for about the next 30 years.
+Personally, I trust very, very few politicians no matter the party that they claim.
+So, when a bunch of well-documented liars come out with yet another sexual assault allegation against a Trump appointee, let’s just say I’m skeptical and here’s why:
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+Timing
+The most suspicious part of this whole situation is the timing.
+Christine Ford recalled the incident in 2006
+She's known about this for over ten years, why come forward now?
+She's affiliated with the democratic party and the “resist” movement
+She hired a Clinton attorney, Lisa Banks
+She can produce exactly zero witnesses
+Any one of these (and dozens of other) circumstances by themselves are not enough to dismiss this allegation outright.
+However, taken together as a whole, it’s far too suspicious to lend it any credibility.
+Ladies, you demand to be believed, no matter what.
+Well, when every time there's a man that you don't like running for public office or being nominated for a position, some woman crawls out from a line of protesters and makes an ambiguous-at-best claim about unwanted sexual advances, it becomes increasingly difficult to take you seriously.
+No, an accusation against a man who has been investigated by the FBI six times prior and has 75 women publicly vouching for his character is not going to stop this process.
+And guess what, next time a man is nominated to a position who really has committed a crime, people will be that much less likely to believe his accuser.
+Way to go!
+By attempting to derail this process with such a pathetic attempt at a smear campaign, you have successfully made it much easier for a real sex offender to point back at this and say, “look, this is what they do"!
+Women everywhere should be furious.
+As an outsider, a regular Joe American, this is what I see: Trump nominates a very well known, well-established judge to the supreme court.
+Immediately every Democrat publicly stated that they would vote No for his confirmation.
+On the other hand, every Republican publicly stated that they would vote Yes.
+Currently, there's more Republicans in Congress than Democrats, which means the guy will be confirmed.
+There's an election 2 months away.
+The Democrats think that they'll take back the majority of Congress and will thus be able to block Trump's nomination.
+All they have to do is delay the confirmation until after the election.
+So, they dig up some Trump-hating woman from Kavanaugh’s past and convince her to say that he assaulted her thinking that such an allegation will surely delay the vote long enough for them to regain control of Congress.
+It’s not difficult to see through this plan.
+These are the facts.
+This is not my opinion.
+Everything else is just noise.
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+The Left’s Show Trial for Kavanaugh
+
+Two more women accusing Judge Brett Kavanaugh of dubious improprieties materialized out of thin air late Sunday, throwing Senate Republicans’ hope of finally confirming the Supreme Court nominee this week even more into doubt.
+The new allegations came yesterday amid reports that Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) tentatively scheduled a hearing for this Thursday to take testimony from Christine Blasey Ford, 51, who claims Kavanaugh, 53, sexually assaulted her decades ago when he was a high school student.
+Suspiciously, Ford can’t –or won’t— say when or where the alleged incident happened and can provide few details.
+As Paul Sperry writes at the New York Post, working with Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) and backed financially by George Soros’s money, Ford’s lawyers spent the last few days gaming the system.
+After stalling Grassley and getting repeated extensions, the attorneys got the chairman to cave on various demands, such as that Kavanaugh not be in the room when Ford gives evidence.
+Republicans never seem to learn from their mistakes.
+As usual, Republicans’ seeming reasonableness is rewarded with more abuse by the Left.
+Give left-wingers an inch and they’ll take a mile.
+Democrats, it turns out, used the extra time created through their delaying tactics to produce two new women with questionable claims against Kavanaugh.
+More accusers could be on their way.
+President Trump continues to support Kavanaugh, who maintains his innocence.
+“This alleged event from 35 years ago did not happen,” the nominee said Sunday of Ford’s accusations.
+“The people who knew me then know that this did not happen, and have said so.
+This is a smear, plain and simple.
+I look forward to testifying on Thursday about the truth, and defending my good name — and the reputation for character and integrity I have spent a lifetime building — against these last-minute allegations.”
+If Kavanaugh isn’t on the bench on October 1, the Supreme Court will be shorthanded as it begins hearing cases in its new term.
+The high court normally has a complement of nine justices but with Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy’s retirement July 31, which cleared the way for Kavanaugh’s nomination, there have only been only eight justices in place.
+Roughly speaking there is a 4-to-4 liberal to conservative ideological split on the court.
+Democrats would prefer to drag the confirmation process into the next Congress where they stand a good chance of taking control from Republicans.
+Election Day is November 6.
+The GOP currently controls the Senate, which has the final say on judicial nominations, by an uncomfortably close margin of 51 to 49.
+Meanwhile, the New Yorker magazine reported Sunday that Deborah Ramirez, 53, suddenly claims to have been assaulted by Kavanaugh at a drunken party decades ago at Yale College.
+Ramirez claims Kavanaugh exposed himself to her and brushed his genitals against her.
+Also on Sunday, media-savvy sleazeball lawyer Michael Avenatti, who represents porn star Stormy Daniels, tweeted that he represents another woman who plans to accuse Kavanaugh of something.
+“I represent a woman with credible information regarding Judge Kavanaugh and Mark Judge.
+We will be demanding the opportunity to present testimony to the committee and will likewise be demanding that Judge and others be subpoenaed to testify,” Avenatti wrote on Twitter.
+“My client is not Deborah Ramirez.”
+Washington insiders still believe Kavanaugh will be confirmed, or at least they did before the two new accusers popped up.
+For example, at a Friday afternoon preview of upcoming cases in the Supreme Court’s approaching October term that was hosted by the Federalist Society, panelist Thomas C. Goldstein of the law firm of Goldstein & Russell predicted that the high court would have nine members again soon.
+“There is exactly a zero percent chance that [Senate Majority Leader] Mitch McConnell and Chuck Grassley will allow this thing to get past the lame-duck” congressional session after Election Day, said the co-founder of SCOTUSblog who has appeared before the Supreme Court many times.
+“I think we ought to recognize that.
+The prospect that the Democrats will take the Senate, albeit thin, is realistic, and so they will do whatever is necessary in order to make sure that there is a ninth member of the court there by the time a Democratic majority could take over in the Senate in January.”
+We’ll see soon enough if Goldstein’s prediction comes true.
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+Stop Appeasing the Democrats
+
+Bruce Thornton is a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center.
+From the playground to geopolitics, appeasing an aggressor invites only more aggression.
+This timeless truth of human nature is one that we moderns can’t seem to accept.
+We reflexively assume that a rational accommodation or concessions will be reciprocated by those proven to be ready to use any means necessary to achieve their aims, no matter how amoral, unfair, or vicious.
+Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearings for the Supreme Court illustrate that this false assumption leads only to more demands, and ultimately to defeat.
+The last-minute accusations from Christine Blasey Ford, a woman who claims that decades ago Kavanaugh groped her at a high school party, and Deborah Ramirez, who accused Kavanaugh of exposing himself to her at a frat party at Yale, are transparent acts of aggression against the judge and Republicans, one engineered by the Democrats.
+Senator Dianne Feinstein sat for months on Ford’s letter and then––just as the Dems did in 1991with Anita Hill’s charges of sexual harassment against Clarence Thomas’s during his hearings––released it only when Kavanaugh appeared to be heading for confirmation.
+Feinstein still hasn’t given the Judiciary Committee an unredacted copy of the letter.
+A few weeks after Ford went public, and after Kavanaugh said he had dairies from that summer detailing his whereabouts, The New Yorker published Ramirez’s account of a drunken party filled with obscene drinking games where he exposed himself to Ramirez.
+Given that the Democrats had made public in advance their intention to derail the hearings and confirmation by any means possible, the timing of both sexual assault charges reeks of premeditated contrivance intended to delay confirmation as long as possible.
+But in the face of this naked ploy to bork Kavanaugh and derail the confirmation process for partisan advantage, the Republicans seem to be reverting to their customary preemptive cringe.
+All the Dems have to do is squeal “sexism” and Republicans start negotiating and offering concessions.
+Of course, after each concession comes another demand.
+First the Dems demanded that Ford, a long-time Democrat activist, “be heard.” So last week the Chairman of Judiciary Committee, Chuck Grassley, granted another deadline extension for Ford to decide whether to testify before the Committee on Monday.
+Senator Dianne Feinstein calls these concessions “bullying deadlines.” As Feinstein put it, “Show some heart.
+Wait until Dr. Ford feels that she can come before the committee.” Ford doesn’t “feel” like she can testify on Monday because she’s afraid of flying, despite offers from the Committee to travel to her in California.
+Then she feared for her life because of death threats ––threats also made to Kavanaugh, his wife and two young daughters–– so she now demands enhanced security measures.
+The Committee caved and moved the date to Thursday.
+So of course, Grassley having been intimidated into giving Ford a chance to address the Committee, Ramirez and her handlers are now demanding the same privilege.
+“Creepy Lawyer” for porn star Stormy Daniels claims to represent a woman who also should be allowed to testify to the Senate Committee about Kavanaugh’s partying habits while at Yale.
+We’ll have to see whether Grassley can find the stomach to put an end to the farce of allowing unsubstantiated charges from Democrat activists to waste the Committee’s time.
+Ford and Dianne Feinstein also keep demanding an FBI investigation, even though no federal crime is being alleged, and any investigation 36 years after the offense is impossible.
+Ford can’t remember where and when the alleged assault took place, nor how she got to or went home from the party where it allegedly occurred.
+Her own details of the event don’t jibe (Four boys or three?
+One girl or two?).
+She told no one about the assault until 30 years later.
+A “lifelong friend” whom Ford claims was at the party has denied any knowledge of the it, and says she’s never met Kavanaugh.
+Another friend who reported that the school was abuzz with gossip about the attack (which apparently took place during summer break), retracted her statement.
+The two men Ford named as possible witnesses to the assault have contradicter her claims under oath.
+And the accused Judge Kavanaugh also under oath vehemently denies the charges.
+Given that 36 years have passed since the incident, and the accuser’s memory is so hazy and short on coherent details, the FBI has nothing to investigate.
+Ramirez’s charge is even flimsier.
+Here’s a catalogue from the Daily Wire:
+1.
+The New Yorker could not find a single witness who could put Kavanaugh at the alleged party.
+2.
+The New York Times could not find a single person who could corroborate Ramirez’s claims.
+3.
+The man accused of egging on Kavanaugh denied Ramirez's allegations and vouched for Kavanaugh’s character.
+4.
+A third person that Ramirez claimed was at the party says she was not there for the alleged incident.
+5.
+Ramirez contacted her former classmates, asking about the incident, and admitted she was not sure that Kavanaugh was the male who exposed himself.
+6.
+A woman who claims she was “best friends” with Ramirez says Ramirez never mentioned the story and initially said her friend's accusations against Kavanaugh might be “politically motivated.”
+7.
+Ramirez, just like Christine Blasey Ford, is a registered Democrat and is dedicated to leftist causes.
+8.
+Ramirez wasn’t even sure her memory was correct — until she spent six days going over it with her Democrat lawyer.
+9.
+Ramirez admits there are holes in her memory due to how much she drank at the party.
+10.
+People who knew Ramirez after her time at Yale say that she never once mentioned the incident — until Kavanaugh's nomination was pending.
+No law enforcement agency, let alone the FBI, would waste its time with an allegation of a crime decades in the past, and so patently incoherent and lacking in evidence.
+The “FBI investigation” is another delaying tactic.
+Ford has finally agreed to testify, set for Thursday for now.
+But it’s unclear whether Grassley has granted Ford any of her preposterous conditions for testifying: She will take questions from the Committee, but not from outside lawyers, who might not be as gentle as politicians with one eye on the polls.
+Only one camera can be in the room.
+Kavanaugh must testify first, a grotesque inversion of our bedrock principle that an accused has the right to confront his accuser’s charges.
+He can’t be in the room with her, apparently because she’s still traumatized and may start experiencing flashbacks.
+So much for “I am woman, hear me roar.”
+Grassley shouldn’t cave on these conditions.
+They all comprise the old tactic of serially escalating demands that cannot be satisfied in order to compel your enemy to give in.
+That Grassley and the Republicans would even participate in this absurd show trial is testimony to how deeply the progressive ideological narrative has burrowed into our social and political life.
+If Ford actually testifies on Thursday, or Ramirez is granted the same concession, nothing material will be gained.
+Her accusation will not be proved true or false.
+We will learn nothing about Kavanaugh that makes him any less eminently qualified for the Supreme Court, nothing that can add to the thousands of pages of documents already presented to the Committee, or the hundreds of hours of the judge’s testimony before rabid partisans and office-seekers.
+But vetting Kavanaugh’s qualifications isn’t the point.
+The point is to delay confirmation by slandering Kavanaugh and baiting the Republicans into appearing to abuse victims of sexual assault.
+Why?
+Facing his likely confirmation, the Dems, egged on by the mainstream media––especially The New Yorker, which published a story too badly sourced even for The New York Times–– are desperately attempting to obstruct and delay the process until after the midterm elections, when they hope they will retake the Senate and thus stop any more Constitutionalist judges from being confirmed to the Court for the rest of Trump’s term.
+The Democrats have stooped so low with these smears because they know the stakes.
+The courts and especially the Supreme Court have been critical to the progressives’ program since Woodrow Wilson.
+The biggest obstacle to the progressive dream of government controlled and managed by a technocratic oligarchy has been the Constitution.
+Its divided and balanced powers were designed precisely to rein in overreaching ambition and concentrations of power.
+Hence the Constitutional order must be subverted by the Supreme Court and its unaccountable justices enjoying lifelong tenure.
+But if Kavanaugh is confirmed, there will be five reliably Constitutionalist justices on the bench, who are unlikely to tolerate judicial usurpation of Congress’s law-making powers.
+That’s why this current nomination is a hill the Dems are willing to beclown themselves on.
+Given how obviously partisan and hypocritical this ploy is––doesn’t Keith Ellison’s accuser deserve to be heard and believed too?
+––why has Grassley so far allowed himself to be played by the Dems?
+Because Republicans fear the backlash from all those women voters who presumably agree with the fundamentalist feminists, and insist that every accusation of sexual assault, no matter how much it’s unsupported by corroborating evidence or even plausibility, must be believed.
+This contention itself is an expression of the radical feminist narrative of innate male feral sexuality that makes them sexual predators.
+The irony is that today’s feminists have been willing to sacrifice the earlier narrative of female power and agency that had been stifled by traditional views of the sexes and their capabilities.
+Instead, now women are Victorian hothouse flowers too delicate to make their way through their lives without the paternal federal government protecting them with its coercive power.
+Women have exchanged one form of dependence, and one double standard for another.
+The Dems are using Ford and Ramirez as part of the Democrats’ transparently dishonest delaying tactics because they know that most Republicans have accepted this duplicitous feminist narrative and fear challenging it.
+Especially after the recent spate of sexual assault charges––many of them true, some false, others contested–– politicians consider bucking the narrative to be as politically suicidal as proposing to reform Social Security and Medicare.
+It’s the new third rail of American politics, one that transcends party affiliation.
+Hence the widespread virtue-signaling on the part even of conservative writers who preface their comments about Ford and Ramirez with prologues full of truisms about how horrible sexual assault is, how its self-proclaimed victims “must be heard,” and how churlish and sexist it is to question the truth of any charge.
+Grown-ups know all that and don’t have to be reminded every time the subject arises.
+The Dems know that most Republicans come to this conflict with the huge disadvantage that results from accepting your opponent’s dubious ideology and dishonest narrative.
+The progressive party can dare the Republicans to ignore the endless specious demands, stop the show-trial, and proceed to a vote on Kavanaugh, because they know the Republicans, fearful of the “optics,” will cave.
+They know that the eleven male Republican Senators on the Judiciary Committee dread the #MeToo movement casting them as knuckle-dragging Neanderthal sexists who want to “silence” the accuser with their “cavalier treatment of a sexual assault survivor,” as one Ford lawyer has said.
+Republicans still don’t get that no amount of appeasement will stop the left from demonizing them anyway.
+Just ask Boy Scout Mitt Romney, who was savaged for his innocuous “binders full of women.”
+And don’t forget, the old sorta, kinda moderate Democrats like Feinstein and Chuck Schumer, who now have joined the crowd of trendoid socialists armed with torches and pitch-forks, will go along because they’re frightened of their party’s increasingly rabid left-wing base.
+What can we do to end these confirmation circuses?
+Just stop holding them.
+There’s nothing in the Constitution that says the Senate’s power to give “advice and consent” to the president regarding his nominee must entail days of televised hearings replete with caterwauling protestors and grandstanding Senators who’ve already made-up their minds.
+Invite written questions from the Senate, then schedule one day for the nominee to respond.
+Don’t put it on television, but make public a written transcript.
+Remove the television cameras, and attention-craving, politically ambitious Senators will be gone like a cool breeze.
+For now, Grassley needs to end this farce if Ford doesn’t show up on Thursday or continues to negotiate for more delays and concessions.
+No more concessions.
+No more delays.
+No more ceding control of the process to Democrat Party lawyers.
+Don’t give Ramirez the time of day.
+Hold the vote no later than Thursday, or Friday if Ford does show up.
+Make Senators go on the record with their votes, and hold them to account in November.
+Put to the test the Dems’ claims that a critical mass of women, many of them with sons they don’t want falsely accused, believes the fundamentalist feminist narrative and will vote accordingly.
+To borrow Churchill’s definition of appeasement, stop feeding the alligator in the hopes that you will be eaten last.
+For fifty years the Democrats have proven they will demonize conservatives as racist and sexist no matter how often they bow and scrape.
+How about acting on principle for a change and shoot the alligator.
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+Avenatti’s Freak Show
+
+On the eve of a historic Supreme Court confirmation hearing, two more women have materialized out of thin air to accuse President Trump’s high court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual improprieties – bringing the total number of accusers to four.
+Even more eleventh-hour character-assassination attempts may be coming given the enraged Left’s determination to prevent the judge’s ascent to the Supreme Court at all costs.
+Whether the claims are true is irrelevant to these people.
+Only the seriousness and luridness of the charges matter as they get aired over and over again in the 24-hour news cycle.
+They don’t care about the victims they create.
+Only the headlines.
+The new allegations surfaced yesterday as the Senate Judiciary Committee battens down the hatches for a hearing today to receive oral evidence from the first accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, 51, who claims Kavanaugh, 53, tried to rape her decades ago when he was a high school student.
+The third accuser is Julie Swetnick, a 55-year-old certified systems engineer, who on Wednesday claimed that in the early 1980s Kavanaugh and others spiked the drinks of young women at high school parties with intoxicants to clear the way for them to be gang-raped.
+Incredibly, Swetnick said in a sworn statement that she witnessed gang rapes at these parties but kept on attending them anyway.
+It gets weirder.
+Kavanaugh was a “mean drunk,” she stated.
+He drank excessively at these parties and would grind against girls and try to take their clothing of, she said.
+Swetnick claimed to have been gang-raped at one of these parties in 1982 as a result of consuming a spiked drink that contained “Quaaludes or something similar.” Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge were present at the party at which she was raped, she states, but she doesn’t accuse them of participating in it.
+In response, Kavanaugh labeled Swetnick's salacious allegations "ridiculous and from the Twilight Zone."
+"I don't know who this is and this never happened," the judicial nominee added.
+A CNBC summary describes Swetnick:
+A 1980 graduate of Gaithersburg High School in Maryland, she said she has held multiple clearances for work done at the Treasury Department, U.S. Mint, IRS, State Department and Justice Department, among other government agencies.
+Swetnick says in her affidavit that she saw Kavanaugh in the early 1980s "drink excessively at many" house parties in suburban Maryland.
+At the time, Kavanaugh and Judge were students at Georgetown Prep, a private Catholic all-boys school.
+She said Kavanaugh and Judge engaged in "abusive and physically aggressive behavior toward girls," which "included the fondling and groping of girls without their consent" and "not taking 'No' for an answer."
+Predictably, all 10 Democrat members of the Judiciary Committee urged President Trump to either "immediately withdraw the nomination or order an FBI investigation into all the allegations."
+There is no indication so far that the president will oblige them.
+To no one’s surprise, Trump’s legal tormentor, Stormy Daniels attorney Michael Avenatti, whom Tucker Carlson has dubbed “creepy porn lawyer,” is representing Swetnick.
+"There should be an immediate investigation" of Swetnick’s dramatic allegations, Avenatti said on MSNBC, "and there should be no rush to confirm him to the U.S. Supreme Court."
+The president slammed Avenatti.
+“Avenatti is a third rate lawyer who is good at making false accusations, like he did on me and like he is now doing on Judge Brett Kavanaugh[,]” Trump wrote on Twitter.
+“He is just looking for attention and doesn’t want people to look at his past record and relationships - a total low-life!”
+He rejected Swetnick’s allegations as “another beauty” and described Avenatti as a “con artist.”
+“All of a sudden, the hearings are over, and the rumors start coming out,” Trump said.
+“And then you this other con artist, Avenatti, come out with another beauty today."
+A fourth accuser popped up yesterday, Politico reports.
+According to an interview transcript released Wednesday night by the Senate Judiciary Committee:
+An anonymous woman wrote to Sen. Cory Gardner’s (R-Colo.) office on Sept. 22 alleging that the Supreme Court nominee shoved another woman “up against the wall very aggressively and sexually” in 1998 after leaving a bar where both had been drinking, the transcript states.
+Kavanaugh denied any involvement in the events alleged in that complaint, which was first reported by NBC.
+Depending on how you do the counting, there may even be a fifth and sixth accusation against Kavanaugh.
+The newspaper account continues:
+The transcript of Kavanaugh's Tuesday interview also cited another anonymous claim of sexual misconduct involving Kavanaugh, dating back to 1985 and sent to the office of Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.), which the judge also flatly denied to investigators.
+And GOP investigators said late Wednesday they received an additional anonymous claim of rape passed along by Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.).
+Accuser number two is Deborah Ramirez, 53, who went public with her claims in a New Yorker magazine article Sunday.
+Ramirez alleges she was assaulted by Kavanaugh at a drunken party decades ago at Yale College.
+She claims Kavanaugh exposed himself to her and brushed his genitals against her.
+If Kavanaugh isn’t on the bench Monday, the Supreme Court will be shorthanded as it begins hearing cases in its new term.
+It normally has a complement of nine justices but with Anthony Kennedy’s retirement July 31, which cleared the way for Kavanaugh’s nomination, there have been only eight justices.
+Roughly speaking there is a 4-to-4 liberal to conservative ideological split on the court.
+Democrats are trying to drag the confirmation process into the next Congress where they may seize control from Republicans.
+Election Day is November 6.
+The GOP currently controls the Senate, which has the final say on judicial nominations, by an uncomfortably close margin of 51 to 49.
+The proceedings Thursday are supposed to get underway at 10:00 a.m. Eastern time.
+Committee Republicans considered the political optics and didn’t relish the prospect of their all-male team of 11 senators questioning a woman so they hired sex-crimes prosecutor Rachel Mitchell of Maricopa County, Arizona, to ask the questions at what promises to be a highly-watched hearing.
+Democrats predictably freaked out at the decision to have a woman lead the questioning since their primary objective here is to embarrass and discredit Kavanaugh and other Republicans, not get at the truth.
+“It is going against everything I’ve seen for 44 years," huffed committee member Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.).
+"They’re not following normal procedure."
+As expected, at today’s hearing Kavanaugh will firmly rebut the increasingly outrageous claims being leveled at him.
+According to prepared testimony provided to The Hill newspaper, he will say:
+I categorically and unequivocally deny the allegation against me by Dr. Ford.
+I never had any sexual or physical encounter of any kind with Dr. Ford.
+I am not questioning that Dr. Ford may have been sexually assaulted by some person in some place at some time.
+But I have never done that to her or to anyone.
+Kavanaugh added: "I am innocent of this charge."
+Not surprisingly Ford’s prepared testimony also found its way to reporters.
+“I am here today not because I want to be,” Ford says in her opening statement.
+“I am terrified.
+I am here because I believe it is my civic duty to tell you what happened to me while Brett Kavanaugh and I were in high school.”
+She describes the nominee as “Brett Kavanaugh, the boy who sexually assaulted me,” and claims “Brett’s assault on me drastically altered my life,” but at the same time acknowledges “Brett did not rape me.”
+Given that Kavanaugh has already passed six incredibly intrusive FBI investigations, odds are Ford is lying or suffering from some kind of psychological disorder such as false memory syndrome.
+Many commentators have drawn parallels between Ford and Anita Hill, who in 1991 accused then-Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas of sexual improprieties.
+Both women are college professors.
+Both claim to have reluctantly been drawn into confirmation battles.
+Ford claims to be a victim of attempted rape; Hill claims to have been a victim of sexual harassment in the workplace.
+Only left-wingers and feminists like Maureen Dowd still believe Hill, now an utterly undistinguished politically correct scholar who discredited herself by –among other things— following her then-boss Thomas as his subordinate when he switched jobs.
+An abused person wouldn’t do that.
+But all the lies about Thomas at what he described as a “high-tech lynching for uppity blacks” had an effect.
+In the end, the Senate barely approved his nomination 52 to 48 on October 15, 1991.
+With all the mud Democrats have been slinging at Kavanaugh, he would be thrilled to be approved by a margin as wide as 52 to 48.
+Conservatives need to remember that the purpose of the Left’s frenzied, demagogic assault is to damage the nominee, and by extension, the president who nominated him.
+If they can derail Kavanaugh’s nomination, that is an added bonus.
+The Left’s attacks on Kavanaugh in the #MeToo era are working, a USA Today article suggests:
+Disapproval for Kavanaugh … is at an unprecedented level for a Supreme Court nominee amid the allegations against him, according to a new USA TODAY/Ipsos Public Affairs Poll.
+Those surveyed said by 40 percent to 31 percent that the Senate shouldn't vote to approve his nomination, the first time a plurality of Americans have opposed a Supreme Court nominee since polling on the issue began.
+The case against confirming Kavanaugh may be somewhere between weak and non-existent, but the constant repetition of the unsupported allegations in the Trump-hating media is clearly taking its toll on the nominee.
+That said, the Senate Judiciary Committee is tentatively scheduled to vote on the nomination Friday at 9:30 a.m.
+"If we're ready to vote, we will vote,” Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) tweeted Tuesday at 6:46 p.m. “If we aren't ready, we won't.”
+Obviously, a lot is riding on the confirmation.
+“We're watching a period where what we have to understand is this is about raw power," former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) said Tuesday.
+"And if the Left can stop Kavanaugh we will not get another conservative justice in our lifetime on the Supreme Court."
+President Trump quoted the nation’s most prominent conservative radio host as he urged GOP senators to get onboard Tuesday:
+“Rush Limbaugh to Republicans: ‘You can kiss the MIDTERMS goodbye if you don’t get highly qualified Kavanaugh approved.’”
+Trump is right.
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+Viganò Doubles Down, Accuses Francis of Losing Sight of Christ
+
+Archbishop Viganò has released a new, powerful statement necessitated by the peculiar reaction of Pope Francis to the Aug 22 Testimony.
+Many thanks to our friends at LifeSiteNews, especially Diane Montagna, for the following translation and release of the follow-up testimony from arguably the most courageous prelate in the Church today—Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò.
+The former Apostolic Nuncio to the United States has, as they say, doubled down.
+Far from backing-away and making excuses for his early actions, as we’ve all become so accustomed to seeing in these rare cases where a hierarch breaks ranks, Archbishop Viganò is digging in with a 4-page bombshell that restates his initial accusations of abuse cover-up against Francis and other powerful members of the hierarchy, and even concludes with a suggestion that Francis is beginning to act as a “substitute of our Lord.”
+Read the Archbishop’s words for yourselves and note well the ring of truth that resonates in every sentence.
+This is clearly the testimony of an honest man who has only the good of the Church in his heart—a modern-day Athanasius standing against something so much worse than Liberius.
+Friends, let us pray for Archbishop Viganò.
+He is standing alone now, and not only against the most dangerous pontificate in history, but also the forces of hell itself—forces which will do all in their power to silence this voice crying in the wilderness.
+Make no mistake about this: Archbishop Viganò is fighting for the very survival of the human element of the Catholic Church.
+He is standing against corrupt men in high places who cannot be trusted to do what is best for souls, for the Catholic faithful or indeed for Holy Mother Church herself.
+The enemy is not only at the gates but has now made their way to the thrones of power and the seats of the Apostles.
+God help us.
+It goes without saying that we here at The Remnant not only stand with Viganò but we thank God for him every day, we pray the Rosary for him every day, and wish him every blessing and heavenly consolation as he undergoes this passion for the sake of the Master he serves so well.
+God bless you, Your Excellency, and Mary keep you.
+We are with you!
+MJM
+_________________________________
+Tit.
+Archbishop of Ulpiana
+Apostolic Nuncio
+Scio Cui credidi
+(2 Tim 1:12)
+Before starting my writing, I would first of all like to give thanks and glory to God the Father for every situation and trial that He has prepared and will prepare for me during my life.
+As a priest and bishop of the holy Church, spouse of Christ, I am called like every baptized person to bear witness to the truth.
+By the gift of the Spirit who sustains me with joy on the path that I am called to travel, I intend to do so until the end of my days.
+Our only Lord has addressed also to me the invitation, “Follow me!”, and I intend to follow him with the help of his grace until the end of my days.
+“As long as I have life, I will sing to the Lord,
+I will sing praise to my God while I have being.
+May my song be pleasing to him;
+For I rejoice in the Lord.”
+(Psalm 103:33-34)
+*****
+It has been a month since I offered my testimony, solely for the good of the Church, regarding what occurred at the audience with Pope Francis on June 23, 2013 and regarding certain matters I was given to know in the assignments entrusted to me at the Secretariat of State and in Washington, in relation to those who bear responsibility for covering up the crimes committed by the former archbishop of that capital.
+My decision to reveal those grave facts was for me the most painful and serious decision that I have ever made in my life.
+I made it after long reflection and prayer, during months of profound suffering and anguish, during a crescendo of continual news of terrible events, with thousands of innocent victims destroyed and the vocations and lives of young priests and religious disturbed.
+The silence of the pastors who could have provided a remedy and prevented new victims became increasingly indefensible, a devastating crime for the Church.
+Well aware of the enormous consequences that my testimony could have, because what I was about to reveal involved the successor of Peter himself, I nonetheless chose to speak in order to protect the Church, and I declare with a clear conscience before God that my testimony is true.
+Christ died for the Church, and Peter, Servus servorum Dei, is the first one called to serve the spouse of Christ.
+Certainly, some of the facts that I was to reveal were covered by the pontifical secret that I had promised to observe and that I had faithfully observed from the beginning of my service to the Holy See.
+But the purpose of any secret, including the pontifical secret, is to protect the Church from her enemies, not to cover up and become complicit in crimes committed by some of her members.
+I was a witness, not by my choice, of shocking facts and, as the Catechism of the Catholic Church states (par.
+2491), the seal of secrecy is not binding when very grave harm can be avoided only by divulging the truth.
+Only the seal of confession could have justified my silence.
+Neither the pope, nor any of the cardinals in Rome have denied the facts I asserted in my testimony.
+“Qui tacet consentit” surely applies here, for if they deny my testimony, they have only to say so, and provide documentation to support that denial.
+How can one avoid concluding that the reason they do not provide the documentation is that they know it confirms my testimony?
+The center of my testimony was that since at least June 23, 2013, the pope knew from me how perverse and evil McCarrick was in his intentions and actions, and instead of taking the measures that every good pastor would have taken, the pope made McCarrick one of his principal agents in governing the Church, in regard to the United States, the Curia, and even China, as we are seeing these days with great concern and anxiety for that martyr Church.
+Now, the pope’s reply to my testimony was: “I will not say a word!” But then, contradicting himself, he has compared his silence to that of Jesus in Nazareth and before Pilate, and compared me to the great accuser, Satan, who sows scandal and division in the Church — though without ever uttering my name.
+If he had said: “Viganò lied,” he would have challenged my credibility while trying to affirm his own.
+In so doing he would have intensified the demand of the people of God and the world for the documentation needed to determine who has told the truth.
+Instead, he put in place a subtle slander against me — slander being an offense he has often compared to the gravity of murder.
+Indeed, he did it repeatedly, in the context of the celebration of the most Holy Sacrament, the Eucharist, where he runs no risk of being challenged by journalists.
+When he did speak to journalists, he asked them to exercise their professional maturity and draw their own conclusions.
+But how can journalists discover and know the truth if those directly involved with a matter refuse to answer any questions or to release any documents?
+The pope’s unwillingness to respond to my charges and his deafness to the appeals by the faithful for accountability are hardly consistent with his calls for transparency and bridge building.
+Moreover, the pope’s cover-up of McCarrick was clearly not an isolated mistake.
+Many more instances have recently been documented in the press, showing that Pope Francis has defended homosexual clergy who committed serious sexual abuses against minors or adults.
+These include his role in the case of Fr.
+Julio Grassi in Buenos Aires, his reinstatement of Fr.
+Mauro Inzoli after Pope Benedict had removed him from ministry (until he went to prison, at which point Pope Francis laicized him), and his halting of the investigation of sex abuse allegations against Cardinal Cormac Murphy O’Connor.
+In the meantime, a delegation of the USCCB, headed by its president Cardinal DiNardo, went to Rome asking for a Vatican investigation into McCarrick.
+Cardinal DiNardo and the other prelates should tell the Church in America and in the world: did the pope refuse to carry out a Vatican investigation into McCarrick’s crimes and of those responsible for covering them up?
+The faithful deserve to know.
+I would like to make a special appeal to Cardinal Ouellet, because as nuncio I always worked in great harmony with him, and I have always had great esteem and affection towards him.
+He will remember when, at the end of my mission in Washington, he received me at his apartment in Rome in the evening for a long conversation.
+At the beginning of Pope Francis’ pontificate, he had maintained his dignity, as he had shown with courage when he was Archbishop of Québec.
+Later, however, when his work as prefect of the Congregation for Bishops was being undermined because recommendations for episcopal appointments were being passed directly to Pope Francis by two homosexual “friends” of his dicastery, bypassing the Cardinal, he gave up.
+His long article in L’Osservatore Romano, in which he came out in favor of the more controversial aspects of Amoris Laetitia, represents his surrender.
+Your Eminence, before I left for Washington, you were the one who told me of Pope Benedict’s sanctions on McCarrick.
+You have at your complete disposal key documents incriminating McCarrick and many in the curia for their cover-ups.
+Your Eminence, I urge you to bear witness to the truth.
+*****
+Finally, I wish to encourage you, dear faithful, my brothers and sisters in Christ: never be despondent!
+Make your own the act of faith and complete confidence in Christ Jesus, our Savior, of Saint Paul in his second Letter to Timothy, Scio cui credidi, which I choose as my episcopal motto.
+This is a time of repentance, of conversion, of prayers, of grace, to prepare the Church, the bride of the Lamb, ready to fight and win with Mary the battle against the old dragon.
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+MSM Using Kavanaugh Sex Scandal to Distract You From Real Reason He Shouldn’t Be Confirmed
+
+In July, President Donald Trump nominated D.C.
+Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
+Since then, there have been numerous allegations of sexual misconduct levied toward the Justice to be.
+Whether or not he is guilty of these allegations is left to be determined.
+However, it does serve as a great distraction from his actual constitution-hating and tyrannical tendencies.
+While Kavanaugh may be an ostensible supporter of the Second Amendment, his record indicates that he all but cannot stand the Fourth and he’s not that big a fan of the First either.
+While the allegations against Kavanaugh should certainly be investigated — no matter how they are being spun by the left and the right — he shouldn’t even be in this position based solely on his previous record.
+But no one is talking about this.
+Instead, the left and right are involved in a mudslinging orgy of victim shaming and kangaroo courts.
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+According to this Supreme Court nominee, he thinks it is just fine and dandy for police and government to track you, spy on you, and dig through your personal life — without a warrant.
+On multiple occasions, Kavanaugh has been the lone voice when it comes supporting the state’s rights to warrantlessly spy on its citizens.
+As Reason points out, in 2010 he dissented from the D.C. Circuit’s decision not to rehear a case in which a three-judge panel had ruled that police violated a suspected drug dealer’s Fourth Amendment rights when they tracked his movements for a month by attaching a GPS device to his car without a warrant.
+Kavanaugh claimed that putting a GPS tracking device on a person’s car without first obtaining a warrant was just fine because it didn’t constitute a “search” as defined by the Fourth Amendment.
+To Kavanaugh, bypassing the courts and tracking an individual without their consent is “constitutional.” In this line of thinking, the Fourth Amendment is not violated even if police trespass on someone’s physical property, or track someone’s cell phone.
+Luckily, he was the only judge on the panel to think this.
+In June, the Supreme Court ruled specifically on this case noting that collecting such information actually does constitute a search and therefore requires a warrant.
+But it gets worse.
+In 2015, Kavanaugh issued a statement strongly defending the NSA’s phone metadata collection program, arguing that it is “entirely consistent with the Fourth Amendment.” To Kavanaugh, sweeping programs that collect information from innocent citizens’ phones are not in conflict with having the right to be free from unlawful search and seizure.
+Seriously.
+According to Kavanaugh, the Fourth Amendment allows for searches “without individualized suspicion” when the government demonstrates a “special need” that “outweighs the intrusion on individual liberty.”
+Exactly what this “special need” is that can constitute a Gestapo like police state surveilling its own citizens is a moving target that has already been proven to be abused over and over again.
+“The sacrifice of our personal liberty for security is and will forever be a false choice,” Senator Rand Paul said of Kavanaugh’s views on the disposable nature of the constitution.
+Kavanaugh “has no qualms about applying decades-old case law to the digital age, and he has endorsed the idea of a “counterterrorism exception” to the Fourth Amendment’s warrant requirement,” said Liza Goitein, co-director of the Brennan Center for Justice’s Liberty and National Security Program.
+While the left is calling for Kavanaugh to be executed over the sex abuse allegations and the right is attacking the alleged victims, others in Congress who see through the facade and media distraction are trying to draw attention to the fact that Kavanaugh is a champion of the police and surveillance state and an enemy to privacy.
+Representative Justin Amash does not have a vote on whether or not Kavanaugh will be appointed.
+However, this hasn’t prevented him from becoming the only Republican to speak out against the real reasons he should not be appointed to Supreme Court.
+“Privacy advocates must fight,” Amash tweeted.
+“There are many potential nominees with a conservative record on abortion, guns, and regulations.
+The only question is will the Senate confirm one who is really bad on the #4thAmendment, when so much is at stake in upcoming digital privacy battles.”
+Indeed, as technology increases, so does the desire of the state to use it to spy on us.
+The cases headed to the supreme court in the future over what constitutes an unconstitutional search will undoubtedly be vast in number and detrimental in deciding how much freedom and privacy Americans get to keep.
+As for if Kavanaugh gets appointed, Amash has some harsh words to those who are blindly supporting him based on party lines:
+“When Kavanaugh is on the Supreme Court, undermining our #4thAmendment right against unreasonable searches and seizures, it will be too late for others to join me.”
+Below is a video taken at the Mises Institute of Judge Napolitano explaining the implications of this enemy of the Fourth Amendment on the Supreme Court.
+Judge Andrew #Napolitano on Brett #Kavanaugh and the #PatriotAct At Mises University, Judge Andrew Napolitano breaks down some of the troubling parts of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's legal career.
+https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-courts/cadc/15-5307/15-5307-2015-11-20.htmlLong story short, #Kavanaugh is not a friend to civil liberties or the Constitution.
+He helped to uphold the UnConstitutional Patriot Act which of course paved the way for the Indefinte Detention provisions of the NDAA.
+Auburn, Alabama; 16 July 2018.
+Link to entire video: https://youtu.be/1uTR3qNW70w#StoptheNDAA Posted by People Against the NDAA on Tuesday, September 25, 2018
+Article posted with permission from The Free Thought Project
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+Senator Lindsey Graham Unleashes Firestorm At Democrat Senators For "Most Unethical Sham" Since He's Been In Politics
+
+I'm not a fan of Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), and he's my senator, but I have to tell you that he was right on point on Thursday when he berated Senate Democrats in their relentless assault on Judge Brett Kavanaugh while at the same time believing every word of Dr. Christine Ford without any evidence.
+In fact, all of the evidence and all of the witnesses to date, including Dr. Ford's friend, whom she claims was in the same house that the attack occurred refute her claims.
+When Graham had his time to speak, he said what many of us thought should have been said.
+After Kavanaugh unleashed his own refutation of the charges and blasted Democrats for their attacks on him, near the closing of the hearing, Graham finally said what everyone had been waiting on and said it with passion.
+"What you want to do is destroy this guy's life, hold this seat open, and hope you win in 2020," Graham blasted Democrat Senators on the committee.
+Sen. Lindsey Graham to committee Democrats: "This is the most unethical sham since I've been in politics...Boy, y'all want power.
+Boy, I hope you never get it.
+I hope the American people can see through this sham, that you knew about it and you held it."
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+— Axios (@axios) September 27, 2018
+Graham continued, "Would you say you've been through hell?"
+Kavanaugh responded, "I've been through hell and then some."
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+Kavanaugh's Nomination Saved?
+
+Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s outstanding performance at yesterday’s evidentiary hearing featuring attempted rape accuser Christine Blasey Ford may have revived his embattled nomination for the highest court in America.
+The meeting of the Senate Judiciary Committee showed the underhanded tactics employed by the Left against Judge Kavanaugh.
+The nominee and Republican senators used the opportunity to attack desperate Democrats for their efforts at character assassination.
+President Trump was delighted.
+“Judge Kavanaugh showed America exactly why I nominated him[,]” President Trump tweeted at 6:46 p.m. after the hearing wrapped up.
+“His testimony was powerful, honest, and riveting.
+Democrats’ search and destroy strategy is disgraceful and this process has been a total sham and effort to delay, obstruct, and resist.
+The Senate must vote!”
+Ford, who claims Kavanaugh tried to rape her decades ago when he was a high school student, appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee for several hours Thursday.
+Kavanaugh testified separately after Ford’s testimony concluded.
+Kavanaugh stole the show.
+The judge forcefully stood up for himself as his voice trembled with righteous indignation, calling out Democratic senators for plotting against him.
+The behavior of several of the Democratic members of this committee at my hearing a few weeks ago was an embarrassment.
+But at least it was just a good old-fashioned attempt at Borking.
+Those efforts didn't work.
+When I did at least okay enough at the hearings that it looked like I might actually get confirmed, a new tactic was needed.
+Some of you were lying in wait and had it ready.
+This first allegation was held in secret for weeks by a Democratic member of this committee, and by staff.
+It would be needed only if you couldn't take me out on the merits.
+When it was needed, this allegation was unleashed and publicly deployed over Dr. Ford's wishes.
+And then, and then as no doubt was expected, if not planned, came a long series of false last-minute smears designed to scare me and drive me out of the process before any hearing occurred.
+Afraid of their own shadows, committee Republicans didn’t relish the prospect of their all-male team of 11 senators questioning a woman so they hired sex-crimes prosecutor Rachel Mitchell of Maricopa County, Arizona, to examine Ford.
+Opinions differ widely on how Mitchell performed.
+She tiptoed around the alleged sexual assault itself, instead focusing on process-related questions, presumably in an effort to show undecided senators how Ford and her handlers have been unfairly manipulating the process.
+In much of her testimony, Ford came across as presentable and seemingly credible, though vague and sometimes evasive, her ridiculous overall story notwithstanding.
+Ford did well enough that during the break between her testimony and Kavanaugh’s, commentators on Fox News such as Brit Hume and Andrew Napolitano were openly musing about the nominee withdrawing, opinions that were sharply reversed after the nominee completed his testimony hours later.
+It’s not that Mitchell did a bad job creating an inventory of the irregularities in the process and of the odd behavior of Ford and her lawyers.
+She could do little else.
+She had many restrictions placed upon her and was only allowed to question Ford for minutes at a time before surrendering the floor to the next committee Democrat.
+As commentator Sean Davis tweeted:
+“Hard to do much else when the witness conveniently has no corroborating evidence, no memory of any verifiable facts of what happened, and everyone she says was present at the alleged incident--even her best friend--has denied it.”
+Nonetheless, Mitchell’s questioning came across at times as perfunctory, leading many observers to conclude that Republicans threw away a valuable opportunity by using her as a stand-in.
+She failed to lay a glove on a witness whose implausible, internally contradictory story cried out for vigorous cross-examination.
+In the end the too-deferential, easygoing Mitchell failed to provide much, if anything, in the way of evidence against Ford or in favor of Kavanaugh.
+Whether her work will bring over fence-sitting senators to Kavanaugh’s side remains to be seen.
+Like other Democrats, Sen. Mazie Hirono of Hawaii tried to help Ford, lobbing her softballs.
+After saying she thought she knew what Mitchell was trying to get at in her questions, the senator said, “so I'll just ask you very plainly, Dr. Ford, is there a political motivation for your coming forward with your account of the assault by Brett Kavanaugh?”
+“No, and I'd like to reiterate that again, I was trying to get the information to you while there was still a list of other what looked like equally-qualified candidates,” Ford replied.
+When Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) asked Ford “with what degree of certainty do you believe Brett Kavanaugh assaulted you?” Ford replied, “one hundred percent.”
+Strangely, Ford has a bad long-term memory and a bad short-term memory.
+She doesn’t know when or where the alleged incident took place, yet she is “one hundred percent” certain it was Kavanaugh who attacked her.
+At the outset of the hearing, Grassley provided an overview of what Kavanaugh had gone through –including the Democrats’ sordid behavior— since President Trump announced the judge’s nomination on July 9.
+As part of the confirmation process, Kavanaugh endured his sixth background investigation since 1993.
+“Nowhere in any of these six FBI reports, which committee investigators have reviewed on a bipartisan basis, was there a whiff of any issue – any issue at all related in any way to inappropriate sexual behavior,” Grassley said.
+Ford shared her allegations in a letter to the committee’s ranking member, Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), in the summer.
+The letter remained secret from July 30 through until September 13 when he first learned about it, the chairman said.
+Instead of sharing the letter with the committee, Feinstein did nothing.
+Before the hearing, Kavanaugh met privately with 65 senators, including Feinstein, who didn’t ask him about the allegations when she met with him in August.
+The committee held a four-day public hearing from September 4 to September 7 during which Kavanaugh testified for more than 32 hours in public.
+Feinstein didn’t attend it, Grassley said.
+Kavanaugh answered almost 1,300 written questions senators submitted after the hearing.
+That is “more than all prior Supreme Court nominees,” he said.
+“Throughout this period, we did not know about the ranking member's secret evidence.
+Then, only at an 11th hour, on the eve of Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation vote, did the ranking member refer the allegations to the FBI.
+And then, sadly, the allegations were leaked to the press.”
+“Every step of the way the Democratic side refused to participate in what should have been a bipartisan investigation,” Grassley said.
+After Ford’s identity became public, Grassley’s staff “contacted all the individuals she said attended the 1982 party described in the Washington Post article,” he said.
+Kavanaugh “immediately submitted to an interview under penalty of felony for any knowingly false statements.
+He denied the allegations categorically.”
+“Democratic staff was invited to participate and could have asked any questions they wanted to, but they declined.
+Which leads me then to wonder: If they're really concerned with going to the truth, why wouldn't you want to talk to the accused?”
+Grassley said his staff contacted the other individuals who allegedly attended the party at which the conduct Ford complained of allegedly took place: Mark Judge, Patrick Smyth, and Leland Keyser.
+“All three submitted statements to the Senate under – under penalty of felony, denying any knowledge of the events described by Dr. Ford.
+Dr. Ford's lifelong friend, Dr. – Miss Keyser, stated she doesn't know Judge Kavanaugh and doesn't recall ever attending a party with him.”
+Grassley said his staff repeatedly sought to interview Ford over the past 11 days, “even volunteering to fly to California to take her testimony, but her attorneys refused to prevent – present her allegations to Congress.”
+“Consistent with their stated desires to obstruct Kavanaugh's nomination” by any means possible, “pushed for FBI investigations into the allegations.”
+“We've been trying to investigate other allegations,” Grassley said.
+“At this time, we have not had cooperation from attorneys representing other clients, and they have made no attempt to substantiate their claims.”
+Attorneys for new Kavanaugh accusers Deborah Ramirez and Julie Swetnick have been approached by committee staff on eight and six occasions, respectively, Grassley said.
+“Neither attorney has made their clients available for interview.
+The committee can't do an investigation if attorneys are stonewalling.”
+With his performance at the hearing, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), who is frequently a target of conservatives for going rogue on important issues, partly redeemed himself in the eyes of many conservatives.
+While questioning Kavanaugh, Graham lambasted the confirmation process the judge has been put through, calling it “the most unethical sham since I've been in politics.”
+Lashing out at Democrats, Graham said, “If you wanted an FBI investigation, you could have come to us.
+What you want to do is destroy this guy's life, hold this seat open and hope you win in 2020.”
+“Boy, you all want power,” he shouted.
+“God, I hope you never get it.
+I hope the American people can see through this sham.”
+Graham warned fellow GOPers about voting against the nomination.
+“To my Republican colleagues, if you vote no, you're legitimizing the most despicable thing I have seen in my time in politics.
+You want this seat?
+I hope you never get it.”
+Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) attacked Democrats, blaming them for the “circus atmosphere that has been created” since they first Ford's allegations to the media “two weeks ago, after sitting on them for six weeks.” This “has brought us the worst in our politics.”
+“It certainly has brought us no closer to the truth,” Hatch added.
+“Anonymous letters with no name and no return address are now being treated as national news.” Taking a shot at Stormy Daniels attorney Michael Avenatti, Hatch said “porn star lawyers with facially implausible claims are driving the news cycle.”
+“I hate to say this, but this is worse than Robert Bork, and I didn't think it could get any worse than that.
+This is worse than Clarence Thomas.
+I didn't think it could get any worse than that.
+This is a national disgrace, the way you're being treated.”
+The Senate Judiciary Committee is scheduled to vote on the nomination today at 9:30 a.m.
+Asked last night about the nomination moving to the floor of the Senate for a final vote, Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) reportedly answered, "Depends on what happens tomorrow."
+Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) is planning a procedural vote on Saturday to formally move to the nomination, followed by a potential confirmation vote by the full Senate as soon as Tuesday, Politico reports.
+A handful of Democrat senators, including the perpetually vulnerable red-state senator, Joe Manchin of West Virginia, are reportedly considering voting to confirm Kavanaugh when the nomination goes before the full Senate.
+If Kavanaugh isn’t on the bench Monday, the Supreme Court will be shorthanded as it begins hearing cases in its new term.
+It normally has a complement of nine justices but with Anthony Kennedy’s retirement July 31, which cleared the way for Kavanaugh’s nomination, there have been only eight justices.
+Roughly speaking there is a 4-to-4 liberal to conservative ideological split on the court.
+Democrats are trying to drag the confirmation process into the next Congress where they hope to seize control from Republicans.
+Election Day is November 6.
+The GOP currently controls the Senate, which has the final say on judicial nominations, by an uncomfortably close margin of 51 to 49.
+The confirmation drama continues.
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+Senate Judiciary Committee Vote To Send Kavanaugh Nomination To The Floor
+
+The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 11-10 along party lines to advance the nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh out of committee to the Senate floor for a vote.
+Of course, RINO Senator Jeff Flake (R-AZ) wanted to side with Senate Democrats in pushing for a FBI investigation into unsubstantiated allegations against Kavanaugh.
+Outgoing Flake, and good riddance, said that he sided with his colleagues in having a "limited time and scope" investigation by the FBI into the allegations against Kavanaugh.
+Flake said that he believed it would be proper to delay the floor vote to allow the FBI to conduct an investigation "limited in time" to no more than one week.
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+"This country is being ripped apart here, and we've got to make sure we do due diligence," Flake said.
+He added that he would be more "comfortable" with an FBI investigation.
+Comfort?
+What about Judge Kavanaugh's comfort in being put through the ringer without a shred of evidence, Senator Flake?
+It's a good thing he'll be leaving the Senate.
+Perhaps Arizona will put someone in that actually has a spine rather than living up to Senator Flake's name.
+Why that investigation is needed is unclear since all the people Dr. Christine Ford named to be at the alleged house where the alleged attack took place all categorically denied the attack took place, including Ford's girl friend.
+The committee also voted against Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) and his motion to subpoena Mark Judge before the committee.
+While Democrats appeared stunned, specifically self-professed sexual assaulter Cory Booker and Kamila Harris, that they were in the minority and couldn't control things despite eight years under the Obama regime where Republicans were subjected to far worse, the vote carried and Kavanaugh will be voted on in the US Senate.
+Article posted with permission from The Washington Standard
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+I'll Say What Kavanaugh Wouldn't: Christine Ford Was Part Of The Political Hit On Him & Here's The Audio Evidence
+
+On Thursday, following the hearings where Dr. Christine Ford provided testimony under oath without any evidence at all of a 36-year-old alleged sexual attack by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge, Kavanaugh denied the allegations and blasted Senate Democrats for their involvement in ruining his good name.
+However, when asked by Senator Cory Booker whether or not Kavanaugh thought Ford was part of what Kavanaugh referred to as a "political hit" against him, Kavanaugh rightly steered clear of a public relations disaster.
+However, I am willing to say would he would not: Of course, she was part of it!
+I don't say this lightly.
+There are many things that we heard from Ford on Thursday that indicate there is more going on than she was willing to say.
+Clearly, Ford has been outed as a radical political activist who promotes baby murder and other unlawful actions.
+However, her story didn't exactly lend credibility except with Democrat members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, one of which has openly professed to sexual assault.
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+However, Ford claims she never authorized her July letter to Senator Feinstein to be made public and yet, it was.
+She didn't seem distraught over that.
+She wasn't angry it was made public.
+Why?
+She knew it would be made public.
+Ricki Seidman, a Democratic operative and former Clinton White House official who is now an advisor to Mrs. Ford, said in July (at roughly the same time as the letter was submitted) that she predicted a "strategy" forming to destroy Brett Kavanaugh.
+She suggested a “strategy will emerge” to destroy Trump's nomination for the Supreme Court in a conference call with the American Constitution Society in July.
+“I do think that over the coming days and weeks there will be a strategy that will emerge, and I think it’s possible that strategy might ultimately defeat the nominee,” Seidman said in audio that was recorded by the Republican National Committee’s War Room.
+“And whether or not it ultimately defeats the nominee it will, I think, help people understand why it’s so important that they vote.”
+If you think Mrs. Ford is ignorant of this considering her father works for the Central Intelligence Agency and her prior criminal political activism, then you aren't thinking clearly.
+Ford obviously has mental issues and that was on display on Thursday during her testimony.
+She clearly tried to present herself as a victim while she accused Kavanaugh of sexual assault with absolutely no evidence.
+Kavanaugh even responded by pointing out that even her friends said they don't recall such an incident and had literally hundreds of people commend his character as the direct opposite of what Ford claims.
+As I've said before, I don't support Kavanaugh's appointment to the Supreme Court on the grounds of lack of constitutional rulings, but that attack on him was orchestrated, it was political and Ford was a part of it.
+It's wrong.
+Ford didn't even think to act, according to her testimony, until Kavanaugh was on the short list, but did she go to local law enforcement?
+Nope.
+She went to her US Democrat representative, Senator Dianne Feinstein and The Washington Post.
+If that is not political, I don't know what is.
+Ford is not seeking justice nor is she seeking to do her "civic duty."
+She is seeking to slander a man's character for something she cannot prove that she claims happened over 36 years ago.
+Kavanaugh's nomination was passed out of committee on Friday and will go to the Senate floor for a confirmation vote.
+For a quick run down of the political hit on Kavanaugh, take a look at this short synopsis by Paul Joseph Watson.
+Article posted with permission from The Washington Standard
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+President Trump Orders FBI Investigation Into Kavanaugh Following Democrat Temper Tantrum
+
+Thought Judge Brett Kavanaugh has been through at least 6 FBI background checks, because of Senate Democrat temper tantrums and RINO Republican Senator Jeff Flake's desire to have another FBI investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct by Kavanaugh with zero evidence, President Trump succumbed to the pressure and issued an executive order on Friday that authorizes another FBI background check into Kavanaugh.
+“I’ve ordered the FBI to conduct a supplemental investigation to update Judge Kavanaugh’s file.
+As the Senate has requested, this update must be limited in scope and completed in less than one week,” the president said in a statement.
+The scope and one-week limitations were what Senator Jeff Flake proposed just prior to the vote that passed the Kavanaugh nomination out of committee and to the Senate for a vote on his confirmation.
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+The statement came just a day after Senate Democrats continued their smear of Kavanaugh by declaring they believed Dr. Christine Ford's allegations against him while at the same time obviously not believing his denial of the allegations.
+On top of that, there has been zero evidence submitted to the committee that Ford's allegations are true.
+In fact, everything submitted has refuted her claims, from sworn statements by those she claims were there to Kavanaugh's calendar to character statements by dozens of women who have known him since high school to those he has worked with in DC.
+All of the people named by Ford have already submitted statements that they have no memory of the event ever occurring, including a female friend of hers at the time.
+Two of those named have stated that they will cooperate with the FBI.
+“I will cooperate with any law enforcement agency that is assigned to confidentially investigate these allegations,” Kavanaugh friend Mark Judge said.
+“My client, Patrick J. Smyth, is happy to cooperate fully with this FBI investigation,” said attorney Eric B. Bruce.
+Kavanaugh also said he would be cooperating as he has in the past.
+“Throughout this process, I’ve been interviewed by the FBI, I’ve done a number of ‘background’ calls directly with the Senate, and yesterday, I answered questions under oath about every topic the Senators and their counsel asked me," Kavanaugh said in a statement that was released by the White House.
+"I’ve done everything they have requested and will continue to cooperate."
+Well, Senator Flake has given the Democrats what they wanted and you can bet that they are still going to vote pretty much on party lines concerning Kavanaugh.
+Now, President Trump has gone along with it.
+My guess is that one of two things will occur with the FBI investigation: (1) Absolutely nothing will be found, and this will have been a huge waste of time or (2) look for this thing to expand and the need will arise to make this more of a circus than it already is, which will dwarf anything Clarence Thomas had to face from the slanderous accusations of Anita Hill.
+Remember, whether you like Judge Kavanaugh or not, this has been nothing but a political hit.
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+Dina Powell, a Valerie Jarrett/Huma Abedin Pal, Should Not Be UN Ambassador
+
+President Trump came in promising to drain the swamp.
+Dina Powell is the swamp.
+You can see her out there at the Clinton Global Initiative, next to Samantha Power, palling around with Valerie Jarrett or Huma Abedin.
+Dina Habib Powell was an influential figure in the Bush administration.
+The Egyptian-American immigrant had served as a gatekeeper for George W. Bush.
+If you wanted a job, you went through her.
+Barely 30, Habib Powell had more power than many of the big Bush era names you do know.
+Then she took on the mission of promoting America to the Muslim world at the State Department.
+There were cultural exchanges with Iran and money for Lebanon and the Palestinian Authority.
+Afterward it was off to make millions through philanthropy at the Goldman Sachs Foundation.
+Habib Powell had all the right friends.
+Like Valerie Jarrett.
+Arianna Huffington praised the White House for bringing her in.
+Her ex-husband heads up Teneo Strategy: the organization created by the same man who made the Clinton Foundation happen and which employed Huma Abedin.
+You could see her posing next to Huma, Arianna and a Saudi princess.
+You can see her photographed at the American Task Force of Palestine gala.
+The ATFP was originally Rashid Khalidi’s American Committee on Jerusalem.
+Khalidi was the former PLO spokesman at the center of the Obama tape scandal.
+And Habib Powell was there as a presenter at the Middle East Institute after a speech by the PLO’s Hanan Ashrawi.
+Unlike McFarland, Habib Powell had no national security background.
+But though her parents were Christians, she had the “right” views on Islam.
+In Egypt, she had described how Bush after September 11 had, “visited a mosque, took off his shoes and paid his respects.” "I see the president talk of Islam as a religion of peace, I see him host an iftar every year.” Habib Powell had attended such an iftar dinner.
+Habib Powell has been described as the Republican Huma Abedin.
+And she was quoted as saying that Abedin “feels a deep responsibility to encourage more mutual understanding between her beliefs and culture and American culture.”
+And Powell has been on cheerful terms with at least one Obama unmasker.
+And with Clintonworld people.
+In 2015, Dina Powell – President Donald Trump’s Deputy National Security Adviser in 2017 – sat down with far left-wing United Nations Ambassador Samantha Power for an interview.
+In that interview, Powell heaped effusive praise upon Power and can be seen nodding in agreement throughout.
+Power was a senior adviser to President Barack Obama.
+At the time, Powell – an executive with Goldman Sachs – was pushing a pet project known as 10,000 women, which is ostensibly intended to foster female entrepreneurship.
+When Powell was at Goldman Sachs, her right-hand woman in the 10,000 Women program was Noa Meyer.
+Perhaps not so coincidentally, Meyer worked in the Bill Clinton administration’s speech-writing office of then first-lady Hillary Clinton.
+Powell herself, is very comfortable with Hillary Clinton.
+In 2013, she shared a stage with Hillary at the Clinton Global Initiative.
+In 2007, Powell was named to the Board of a Hillary Clinton project known as ‘Vital Voices’,another women-centric operation that touts Global Ambassadorial missions for women.
+On June 14, 2016 Powell participated in a Summit known as the United State of Women(USW), which meshed nicely with her pet project.
+USW was also rife with angry left-wing Democrats seeking to get Hillary Clinton elected in 2016.
+In fact, Barack Obama’s closest adviser Valerie Jarrett introduced Powell, who returned the introduction with effusive praise for Jarrett.
+The ex-Goldman Sachs executive has befriended Obama’s closest adviser, Valerie Jarrett.
+She is also very cozy with Hillary Clinton’s closest advisers Huma Abedin and Philippe Reines.
+Now there's once again talk of moving Dina Powell in.
+This time into Nikki Halley's old spot as UN Ambassador.
+The talk comes from the GOP establishment.
+Powell should not be at the NSC, where she replaced K.T.
+McFarland, who was qualified for the job, at the behest of H.R.
+McMaster.
+But every job for Powell is a stepping stone to the next one.
+And the one she has her eyes on now would be an even bigger disaster.
+Making Dina Powell the US Ambassador to the UN would quickly undo all the progress that Haley made.
+Before long the US would be right back in the Human Rights Council, there would be moves in favor of the PLO, and the same old failed politics would be back.
+Haley sent a message that UN members will be punished if they push the US around.
+Powell would swiftly undo that.
+Dina Powell would have been a Jeb Bush appointee.
+Appointing her to the UN would give Trump, Jeb Bush's policies.
+You don't drain the swamp by appointing the swamp.
+And Powell is one of the worst swamp creatures in D.C.
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+Why White House Leaker Dina Habib Powell “McMaster’s Huma Abedin” Should Not Be UN Ambassador
+
+The rumor that Dina Habib Powell is the top candidate to replace outgoing U.S.
+Ambassador Nikki Haley comes is devastating.
+One hopes the rumor mill is wrong.
+Longtime Geller Report readers have suffered Powell for well over a decade.
+Dina Habib Powell is a deep part of the Republican establishment.
+She is part of the swamp, part of the willfully ignorant McMaster crowd that clearly opposed Trump’s agenda.
+Back in 2017, she resigned her post of Deputy National Security Adviser NSC under Islamic apologist H. R. McMaster, whose failed views she shared.
+McMaster subscribed to the Obama view that Islamic terrorism has nothing to do with Islam, despite the numerous Islamic texts and teachings that incite Muslims to wage war against unbelievers.
+McMaster went so far as to claim that devout jihadis were “irreligious.”
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+McMaster forced out superb K.T.
+McFarland from her role as Deputy National Security Advisor and inserted Dina Habib-Powell, former Bush gatekeeper whose pals included Huma Abedin and Valerie Jarrett.
+When President Trump finally replaced national security adviser H.R.
+McMaster with John Bolton, it was the much-needed correction to the failed incoherent foreign policy of the Obama era.
+Why would President Trump go back to there?
+Needless to say, the Never Trumpers are.
+When visiting Egypt, Habib-Powell had assured the locals of how Bush, after September 11, “visited a mosque, took off his shoes and paid his respects.” “I see the president talk of Islam as a religion of peace, I see him host an iftar every year,” she gushed.
+K.T.
+McFarland had written that “Global Islamist jihad is at war with all of Western civilization.” It’s not hard to see why McMaster pushed out McFarland and elevated Habib-Powell.
+Habib-Powell had attended the Iftar dinner with members of Muslim Brotherhood front groups.
+You can see her photographed at the American Task Force of Palestine gala.
+The ATFP was originally Rashid Khalidi’s American Committee on Jerusalem.
+She was there as a presenter at the Middle East Institute after a speech by Hanan Ashrawi.
+Her achievements under Bush included cultural exchanges with Iran, as well as cash for the Palestinian Authority and for Lebanon after the Hezbollah war with Israel.
+While President Trump fights to restrict Muslim immigration, at his side is the woman who had once bragged onCNN, “Over 90% of student visas are now issued in under a week, and that is in the Middle East.” (CFP)
+Is it any wonder Habib Powell was a major White House source of the negative leaks to the enemedia?
+Two separate National Security Council sources have confirmed that National Security Advisor H. R. McMaster and Deputy National Security Advisor Dina Powell have been leaking negative material about President Donald J. Trump to their allies in the anti-Trump media,
+Daniel Greenfield said this about Dina Habib Powell: “The media dubbed her the Republican Huma Abedin.
+She’s been one of the most powerful women in two Republican administrations.
+She’s friends with Valerie Jarrett….Habib Powell had all the right friends.
+Like Valerie Jarrett.
+Arianna Huffington praised the White House for bringing her in.
+Her ex-husband heads up Teneo Strategy: the organization created by the same man who made the Clinton Foundation happen and which employed Huma Abedin.
+You could see her posing next to Huma, Arianna and a Saudi princess.
+You can see her photographed at the American Task Force of Palestine gala.
+The ATFP was originally Rashid Khalidi’s American Committee on Jerusalem.
+Khalidi was the former PLO spokesman at the center of the Obama tape scandal.
+And Habib Powell was there as a presenter at the Middle East Institute after a speech by the PLO’s Hanan Ashrawi….Dina Habib Powell is a deep part of the Republican establishment.
+Her top role at the NSC represents McMaster’s vision for our approach to Islam.
+And it’s an echo of the failed approach of the Bush years.
+Flynn made the NSC into a tool that matched Trump’s vision.
+McMaster is remaking it to match Jeb Bush’s vision.”
+Powell has close ties to the Clintons.
+Breitbart:
+1 – When she served as president of the Goldman Sachs Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the Wall Street giant, Powell repeatedly partnered with the Clinton Global Initiative for a globalist women’s project that served as the centerpiece of Goldman’s foundation.
+2 – Powell’s organization joined with the Clinton Global Initiative for globalist giving projects.
+3 – Powell’s Goldman Sachs fund directly donated to the controversial Clinton Foundation.
+4 – Powell’s Goldman Sachs group worked with Hillary Clinton’s State Department in a project announced by Clinton.
+5 – Powell was a featured speaker at a Clinton Global Initiative event alongside Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton’s former campaign chief, John Podesta.
+On May 11, 2009, Powell was one of ten speakers at a Clinton Global Initiative event co-sponsored with the Economist titled, “Global Challenges, Corporate Solutions: Creating Value for Business and Society.” Other speakers included Bill Clinton and Clinton’s former chief of staff, John Podesta, who at the time was president and chief executive officer of the George Soros-financed Center for American Progress and co-chairman of the Obama White House transition team.
+Podesta would later become chairman of Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.
+Powell also served as a panelist at the second annual Women in the World Summit in 2011, which was keynoted by Hillary Clinton.
+The summit was launched by longtime Clinton ally Tina Brown, who also founded the Daily Beast, where Powell was a contributor.
+6 – There are crossover connections between employees paid by Powell’s 10,000 Women and the Clintons.
+7 – Powell served on a global group alongside Hillary Clinton.
+8 – In coming to Goldman Sachs, Powell joined a firm that has long been deeply tied to the Clintons.
+Dina Powell is everything that was wrong with the Bush administration.
+Back in 2005
+Ambassador Nancy Powell, America’s representative in Pakistan, refused to allow the distribution in Pakistan of wanted posters, matchbooks, and other items advertising America’s $25 million reward for information leading to the capture of Mr. bin Laden and other Al Qaeda leaders.
+Instead, thousands of matchbooks, posters, and other material – printed at taxpayer expense and translated into Urdu, Pashto, and other local languages – remained “impounded” on American Embassy grounds from 2002 to 2004, according to Rep. Mark Kirk, Republican of Illinois.
+While the American government was engaged in a number of “black” or covert intelligence activities to locate Al Qaeda leaders, Mr. Kirk said, the “white” or public efforts – which have succeeded in the past in leading to the capture of wanted terrorists – were effectively shut down in the months following the September 11 attacks.
+Mr. Kirk discovered Ms. Powell’s unusual order in January 2004 and, over the past year, launched a series of behind-the-scenes moves that culminated in a blunt conversation with President Bush aboard Air Force One, the removal of the ambassador, and congressional approval for reinvigorating the hunt for Mr. bin Laden.
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+Dina Habib Powell: "Not Interested" In Replacing Nikki Haley As Ambassador To The UN
+
+Former Deputy National Security Advisor for Strategy Dina Habia Powell is rumored to be among the top candidates to replace outgoing United Nations ambassador Nikki Haley after her resignation earlier this week.
+However, it's being reported that Powell is "not interested" in the post, which is a good thing for Americans.
+Powell is on the short list of Trump's considerations to fill the position.
+Others on the list include Richard Grenell, the US ambassador to Germany, who previously served as a spokesman for the US Mission to the UN, and Kelly Craft, the US ambassador to Canada.
+First, Politico reports:
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+Powell, who returned to Goldman in a senior role after leaving her job as President Donald Trump’s deputy national security adviser, is said to be strongly considering the job but also weighing family concerns.
+Powell already lives in New York, where the U.N. is based, but has young children and left the administration in part to spend more time with family.
+She is also said to be happy in her job at Goldman.
+Born in Egypt and raised in the United States, Powell is well liked by Trump as well as the president’s daughter Ivanka and son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
+But she is already coming under criticism from some conservatives on social media who maintain that Powell is a “globalist” not closely enough aligned with Trump’s “America first” approach to foreign policy.
+Trump on Tuesday described Powell as a “person I would consider” when asked about her possible nomination.
+“She is under consideration.
+We have, actually, many names,” he said.
+However, according to Bloomberg, Powell isn't interested in the position.
+She says she is just fine at Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
+Goldman Sachs Group Inc. partner Dina Powell has told some colleagues that she’s leaning against leaving the firm to rejoin the Trump administration as ambassador to the United Nations, according to two people familiar with the matter.
+President Donald Trump has called Powell about the job twice, first on Sunday -- before current United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley announced her resignation -- and again on Wednesday, the people said.
+He made it clear that he’s interested in the idea of appointing Powell to the position, they said, though he has also talked to other candidates.
+Powell is not only a partner at Goldman Sachs, which has a sordid history of its own, but also worked in the George W. Bush administration.
+As for her ties with Goldman Sachs, Breitbart reported the following:
+1 – When she served as president of the Goldman Sachs Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the Wall Street giant, Powell repeatedly partnered with the Clinton Global Initiative for a globalist women’s project that served as the centerpiece of Goldman’s foundation.
+2 – Powell’s organization joined with the Clinton Global Initiative for globalist giving projects.
+3 – Powell’s Goldman Sachs fund directly donated to the controversial Clinton Foundation.
+4 – Powell’s Goldman Sachs group worked with Hillary Clinton’s State Department in a project announced by Clinton.
+5 – Powell was a featured speaker at a Clinton Global Initiative event alongside Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton’s former campaign chief, John Podesta.
+6 – There are crossover connections between employees paid by Powell’s 10,000 Women and the Clintons.
+7 – Powell served on a global group alongside Hillary Clinton.
+8 – In coming to Goldman Sachs, Powell joined a firm that has long been deeply tied to the Clintons.
+Daniel Greenfield wrote about Dina Habib Powell:
+“The media dubbed her the Republican Huma Abedin.
+She’s been one of the most powerful women in two Republican administrations.
+She’s friends with Valerie Jarrett….Habib Powell had all the right friends.
+Like Valerie Jarrett.
+Arianna Huffington praised the White House for bringing her in.
+Her ex-husband heads up Teneo Strategy: the organization created by the same man who made the Clinton Foundation happen and which employed Huma Abedin.
+You could see her posing next to Huma, Arianna and a Saudi princess.
+You can see her photographed at the American Task Force of Palestine gala.
+The ATFP was originally Rashid Khalidi’s American Committee on Jerusalem.
+Khalidi was the former PLO spokesman at the center of the Obama tape scandal.
+And Habib Powell was there as a presenter at the Middle East Institute after a speech by the PLO’s Hanan Ashrawi….Dina Habib Powell is a deep part of the Republican establishment.
+Her top role at the NSC represents McMaster’s vision for our approach to Islam.
+And it’s an echo of the failed approach of the Bush years.
+Flynn made the NSC into a tool that matched Trump’s vision.
+McMaster is remaking it to match Jeb Bush’s vision.”
+Greenfield also adds:
+When visiting Egypt, Habib-Powell had assured the locals of how Bush, after September 11, “visited a mosque, took off his shoes and paid his respects.” “I see the president talk of Islam as a religion of peace, I see him host an iftar every year,” she gushed.
+K.T.
+McFarland had written that “Global Islamist jihad is at war with all of Western civilization.” It’s not hard to see why McMaster pushed out McFarland and elevated Habib-Powell.
+Habib-Powell had attended the Iftar dinner with members of Muslim Brotherhood front groups.
+You can see her photographed at the American Task Force of Palestine gala.
+The ATFP was originally Rashid Khalidi’s American Committee on Jerusalem.
+She was there as a presenter at the Middle East Institute after a speech by Hanan Ashrawi.
+Her achievements under Bush included cultural exchanges with Iran, as well as cash for the Palestinian Authority and for Lebanon after the Hezbollah war with Israel.
+While President Trump fights to restrict Muslim immigration, at his side is the woman who had once bragged on CNN, “Over 90% of student visas are now issued in under a week, and that is in the Middle East.”
+Pamela Geller also pointed out why Powell should not be the UN ambassador.
+Dina Habib Powell is a deep part of the Republican establishment.
+She is part of the swamp, part of the willfully ignorant McMaster crowd that clearly opposed Trump’s agenda.
+Back in 2017, she resigned her post of Deputy National Security Adviser NSC under Islamic apologist H. R. McMaster, whose failed views she shared.
+McMaster subscribed to the Obama view that Islamic terrorism has nothing to do with Islam, despite the numerous Islamic texts and teachings that incite Muslims to wage war against unbelievers.
+McMaster went so far as to claim that devout jihadis were “irreligious.” McMaster forced out superb K.T.
+McFarland from her role as Deputy National Security Advisor and inserted Dina Habib-Powell, former Bush gatekeeper whose pals included Huma Abedin and Valerie Jarrett.
+Again, and I have asked this before, how do you fight the Deep State by putting Deep State operatives in these positions?
+How do you drain the swamp by adding to it?
+The answer is clear: You don't.
+This would actually be the perfect time for Trump not to appoint an ambassador to the UN and call for the US to exit the anti-American organization and demand Congress stop funding it and evict the UN from US soil, but I'm not holding my breath.
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+No sign of breakthrough after Pompeo meets with Saudi rulers over missing journalist
+
+WASHINGTON — On an emergency mission to resolve a diplomatic crisis, Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo held delicate talks Tuesday with the rulers of Saudi Arabia amid growing suspicions that a Virginia-based Saudi columnist was killed on their orders.
+Pompeo did not report any progress following a day of meetings in Riyadh with Saudi King Salman and his powerful son, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the country’s de facto ruler.
+President Donald Trump on Monday ordered Pompeo to rush to the desert kingdom to try to determine the fate of the missing journalist, Jamal Khashoggi, and the diplomat quickly hopped a plane.
+In his meetings, Pompeo conveyed “U.S.
+concern” about Khashoggi’s disappearance two weeks ago, the State Department said, and stressed “the importance of a thorough, transparent, and timely investigation.”
+The talks were “direct and candid,” State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said.
+Pompeo reminded his hosts that despite the numerous bilateral issues the two governments share, determining Khashoggi’s fate was the urgent purpose of this trip, she said.
+Khashoggi, a prominent critic of the autocratic Saudi leadership, was last seen entering the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, Turkey, on Oct. 2, where he was seeking papers to marry his fiancée.
+Turkish media reports, based in part on apparent audio recordings, have said Khashoggi was beaten to death and then dismembered in the building.
+A 15-member Saudi military team had entered the consulate with a bone saw shortly before Khashoggi arrived, and flew out of the country soon after, the reports said.
+Saudi officials insisted that Khashoggi left the consulate but have provided no video or other evidence.
+They have denied any responsibility for his disappearance.
+Hoping to stem a growing furor, Trump on Monday suggested “rogue killers,” not the Saudi royal family, may have carried out the murder.
+Critics quickly said that Trump was providing an excuse for the Saudi leaders, and participating in a cover-up.
+That seemed to set the stage for Saudi officials to find a way to explain away the alleged shocking death.
+They floated the idea later Monday of claiming that Khashoggi, who wrote opinion pieces for the Washington Post and Arab media, was accidentally killed in an interrogation gone awry inside the consulate — supposedly without the approval of the king or crown prince.
+Publicly, Pompeo and his hosts looked calm and friendly when they met Tuesday in Riyadh.
+At one point, as they greeted each other, Prince Mohammed noted the two countries were important allies.
+“Absolutely,” Pompeo said, smiling.
+The United States long guaranteed Saudi security in exchange for a steady supply of oil.
+Those ties have frayed even as the Trump administration has embraced the Saudi rulers as a crucial regional ally in efforts to constrain Iran and to craft a peace plan between Israel and the Palestinians.
+The current crisis has put those broader goals at risk, and the White House has scrambled to find a face-saving solution for the Saudi rulers.
+Trump has said he would impose “severe” punishment if proof emerges that Saudi rulers sanctioned Khashoggi’s murder, but he has not said what that would entail.
+He has ruled out cancelling or suspending billions of dollars in arms deals with the oil-rich country.
+Many members of Congress have demanded the White House take tougher actions, including punitive sanctions on Saudi rulers.
+But Congress has taken no action on its own.
+— Tracy Wilkinson
+Los Angeles Times
+———
+©2018 Los Angeles Times, Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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+Pompeo offers defense for Saudi rulers as Trump administration strategy shifts in Khashoggi case
+
+WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo expressed confidence Wednesday that the Saudi government could be trusted to investigate the disappearance and suspected murder of a U.S.-based Saudi journalist in a Saudi diplomatic facility in Turkey — despite the likelihood that senior Saudi officials were involved.
+Speaking in Ankara, Turkey, Pompeo offered that support hours after President Donald Trump had mounted an even stronger defense for the Saudi rulers, saying, “Here we go again with you’re guilty until proven innocent.”
+Together they appeared to signal a shift in White House strategy — earlier this week Trump had warned Saudi rulers could face “severe punishment” — and suggested the administration has decided to help its most important ally in the Arab world defuse an international crisis over the fate of Jamal Khashoggi.
+The dissident journalist, who lived in Virginia, vanished Oct. 2 after he entered the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, Turkey.
+Neither Trump nor his top diplomat offered any new facts or insights in the case.
+But unless authorities recover his body or other conclusive evidence of his death, the mystery may remain unsolved.
+Pompeo wrapped up two days of emergency talks in the region — first with Saudi King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Riyadh, and then with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara — and headed back to Washington on Wednesday.
+Turkish officials have described — but have not released — what they say are audio and video recordings that show the 60-year-old contributor to the Washington Post opinion pages was interrogated, tortured and killed by Saudi intelligence officers inside the consulate.
+Turkish officials say Khashoggi’s body was cut up with a bone saw, then taken out of the building.
+Turkish crime scene investigators and forensic specialists were allowed to search for evidence in the Saudi consulate and a nearby residence on Tuesday.
+Erdogan later complained that the interior walls had been repainted in recent days.
+On his flight from Riyadh to Ankara, Pompeo reiterated his confidence that the Saudi government would conduct a “thorough, complete, and transparent investigation,” adding that they will “show the entire world” the results.
+He said Saudi leaders made a commitment “to hold anyone connected to any wrongdoing that may be found accountable for that, whether they are a senior officer or official.” He said they made “no exceptions,” including presumably members of the royal family.
+Asked if the Saudis had informed him whether Khashoggi was alive or dead, Pompeo said, “I don’t want to talk about any of the facts.
+They didn’t want to either, in that they want to have the opportunity to complete this investigation in a thorough way.”
+Asked if he believed the Saudi rulers’ repeated denial of complicity, Pompeo said he was reserving judgment.
+“I think that’s — I think that’s — I think that’s a reasonable thing to do, to give them that opportunity,” Pompeo said, “(and then) we’ll all get to evaluate the work that they do.”
+Pompeo refused to discuss possible consequences for those found responsible for Khashoggi’s disappearance, reiterating at least three times the “importance of the investigation.”
+Later Wednesday, Pompeo said during a refueling stopover in Brussels that Erdogan had informed him the Saudis were cooperating with the Turkish investigation “after a couple of delays.”
+Turkish officials “seemed pretty confident the Saudis will permit them to do things they need to do to complete” the investigation, Pompeo told reporters traveling with him.
+In a sign that the administration is looking to help Saudi Arabia get out of its dilemma, Pompeo urged Americans to be mindful of the extensive energy, economic and security ties between Riyadh and Washington, including efforts against what he called the world’s largest supporter of terrorism, Iran.
+“The Saudis have been great partners in working alongside us on these issues,” Pompeo said.
+“We need to make sure we are mindful of that as we approach decisions” on whether to impose sanctions or take other punitive steps against Riyadh, as many in Congress and elsewhere have urged.
+Critics questioned whether the Saudi rulers, who preside over an authoritarian regime that allows little opposition, can be relied on to conduct a credible probe into Khashoggi’s fate — especially without decisive pressure from their close ally, the Trump administration.
+Saudi leaders for two weeks denied knowing anything about the Khashoggi case.
+On Monday, they began floating a scenario — initially adopted by Trump — that blamed the murder inside the consulate on “rogue killers,” and then suggested the writer was accidentally killed during an interrogation that went awry.
+Analysts familiar with the desert kingdom said it was likely Saudi leaders were hoping the scandal would blow over and that they could wait it out.
+“We received commitments that they would complete this (investigation), and I am counting on them to do that,” Pompeo said.
+“They gave me their word.”
+— Tracy Wilkinson
+Los Angeles Times
+———
+©2018 Los Angeles Times, Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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+Trump threatens military closure at US border to stop migrants
+
+Personal Liberty Poll Exercise your right to vote.
+President Donald Trump said he’ll mobilize the U.S. military to close the border with Mexico to stop an “assault” on the nation by a caravan of migrants from Central America, according to a report by Bloomberg.com.
+Trump, who ran in 2016 promising to tighten U.S. immigration laws and stanch the inflow of undocumented migrants, has called for cutting off foreign aid to Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador if they don’t stop the migrants.
+He claimed Thursday — without providing evidence — that Democrats are backing the human movement to bolster their case for “open borders and existing weak laws.”
+“In addition to stopping all payments to these countries, which seem to have almost no control over their population, I must, in the strongest of terms, ask Mexico to stop this onslaught — and if unable to do so I will call up the U.S. Military and CLOSE OUR SOUTHERN BORDER!” Trump said on Twitter.
+Days ago the president threatened to withhold American aid from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador if the flow of immigrants wasn’t stopped.
+This prompted the Honduran Foreign Ministry to urge its citizens not to join the group, according to Reuters.
+Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernandez said in a public address on Tuesday evening some Hondurans in the caravan had already returned home and the government was preparing to support them.
+He did not specify how many had turned back.
+Still, the caravan had grown to about 4,000 people today.
+NBC News reported that many of those in the caravan are unaccompanied children.
+Mexico is said to have deployed 500 additional federal police to its border with Guatemala in anticipation of the caravan’s arrival.
+On Wednesday, Congressman Matt Gaeetz said video footage shows Honduran women and children were being given cash to join the caravan.
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+In first public rebuke by the White House, Mnuchin pulls out of Saudi investment conference to protest Khashoggi case
+
+WASHINGTON — Treasury Secretary Steven T. Mnuchin said Thursday he was pulling out of a major Saudi investment conference, known as Davos in the Desert, in the first public rebuke by the White House of the Saudi regime over the disappearance and suspected murder of a dissident Saudi journalist who lived in Virginia.
+Trade and finance ministers from Britain, France, Holland and other countries, the head of the International Monetary Fund, as well as CEOs of multiple major companies already had withdrawn in protest, and Mnuchin was under growing pressure to add his name to the list.
+Mnuchin tweeted the decision after meeting with President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo at the White House.
+Pompeo later told reporters that he had urged the president to give the Saudi government “a few more days” to explain what happened to Jamal Khashoggi, who vanished after he entered the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, Turkey, on Oct. 2.
+Turkish authorities and media have said audio recordings show that Khashoggi was tortured and beheaded inside the consulate, although the recordings have not been released.
+Khashoggi wrote opinion columns for the Washington Post critical of the Saudi royal family.
+Saudi King Salman and his son, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the country’s de facto ruler, have denied to both Trump and Pompeo any knowledge of the alleged murder or having ordered it.
+Pompeo returned Wednesday night from meetings with Saudi and Turkish leaders in Riyadh and Ankara and went to the White House Thursday morning to brief Trump, who has come under mounting pressure from Congress and rights groups to punish Saudi Arabia.
+Pompeo said the Saudis “understand the serious nature” of Khashoggi’s disappearance, and would conduct a thorough and “timely” investigation.
+Their findings, Pompeo said, “will be transparent for everyone to see, to ask questions about, to inquire with respect to its thoroughness.”
+He said he told the president “that we ought to give them a few more days to complete that so that we too have a complete understanding of the facts” before making decisions on how the U.S. should respond.
+Turkey is conducting its own probe, and Pompeo said those results will also be taken into consideration.
+He again stressed the importance of Saudi Arabia as a strategic ally, in a relationship, he noted, that dates back more than 80 years.
+The administration’s reluctance to condemn the Saudi government has fueled criticism from Democrats and Republicans in Congress, from diplomats and from even some corporations that long have profited from close relations with the Saudi royal family.
+“We just are going to allow the process to move forward, allow the facts to unfold,” Pompeo said.
+“And as they unfold, as we make a determination for ourselves about what happened there, based on the facts that are presented to us, the United States will determine what the appropriate response might be.”
+— Tracy Wilkinson
+Los Angeles Times
+———
+©2018 Los Angeles Times, Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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+As Honduran Caravan Reaches The Border, Trump Threatens To Send In The Military
+
+President Donald Trump has threatened to send the military to the United States’ southern border with Mexico to stop a caravan of illegal immigrants coming from Honduras.
+As of now, the migrant caravan has grown in size to over 4,000 people.
+“I must, in the strongest of terms, ask Mexico to stop this onslaught – and if unable to do so I will call up the U.S. Military and CLOSE OUR SOUTHERN BORDER!” Trump wrote of the caravan in a series of tweets on Twitter.
+….In addition to stopping all payments to these countries, which seem to have almost no control over their population, I must, in the strongest of terms, ask Mexico to stop this onslaught – and if unable to do so I will call up the U.S. Military and CLOSE OUR SOUTHERN BORDER!..
+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 18, 2018
+According to Breitbart, the caravan of migrants that began in Honduras has grown to several thousand people after passing into Guatemala as it heads for the Mexican border.
+Other Hondurans are leaving the country to join the caravan of illegal immigrants attempting to illegally enter the United States against president Trump’s wishes.
+I am watching the Democrat Party led (because they want Open Borders and existing weak laws) assault on our country by Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, whose leaders are doing little to stop this large flow of people, INCLUDING MANY CRIMINALS, from entering Mexico to U.S….. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 18, 2018
+Trump also threatened to stop all federal foreign aid payments to Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador if the countries failed to block the flow of illegal immigrants and blamed Democrats for rejecting a reform of immigration laws allowing them to claim asylum.
+He also claimed that the caravan included criminals.
+Trump appeared willing to end his new trade deal with Mexico as well if the caravan was not stopped.
+….The assault on our country at our Southern Border, including the Criminal elements and DRUGS pouring in, is far more important to me, as President, than Trade or the USMCA.
+Hopefully Mexico will stop this onslaught at their Northern Border.
+All Democrats fault for weak laws!
+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 18, 2018
+According to NBC News, the caravan has increased in size to over 4,000.
+The media outlet also reported that the Mexican government has sent 500 additional federal police to its border with Guatemala in anticipation of their arrival, according to U.S. government documents obtained by NBC News.
+Part of the caravan, which has split into two groups, is approaching the Mexico-Guatemala border amid a surge in border crossings on the U.S.-Mexico border.
+In September, U.S. Border Patrol agents apprehended more than 41,400 undocumented immigrants, up from 37,544 in August, according to numbers not yet released publicly but obtained by NBC News.
+The Washington Post reported Wednesday that the numbers of families and children traveling on their own surged to record levels in September.
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+Nimesh Patel Stand-Up Routine Cut Short Due To Uncomfortable Jokes
+
+Nimesh Patel, a comedian known for being the first Indian-American writer for Saturday Night Live, had his stand-up routine at cultureSHOCK cut short earlier tonight due to uncomfortable jokes.
+cultureSHOCK, an event hosted by the Asian American Alliance, is a charity performance showcase that aims to provide a space to celebrate Asian American expression.
+Patel was one of the main events promoted beforehand.
+However, his jokes quickly progressed to uncomfortable territory, including one about a gay black man who lives in his neighborhood and how “[I]t made me realize that being gay is definitely not a choice because no one wants to be gay and black.” The tension in the room increased as Patel told more jokes in this vein until organizers of the event went up on stage to stop him, citing a change in program plans.
+Patel questioned why this was happening.
+The organizers replied that the person in charge of tech had to leave early, but Patel continued to claim that he was being cut off because the audience didn’t like his jokes.
+At one point, one organizer told Patel he was being disrespectful.
+When asked for closing remarks, Patel responded: “I’m a generation older than all of you I know comedy,” and called the organizers incorrect in ending his set.
+He tried to continue speaking until his mic was cut.
+We have reached out to the Asian American Alliance for comment and were told that their board is not yet prepared to release a statement.
+We will update this post if such a statement is forthcoming.
+Image via Columbia University Asian American Alliance
+Tags: breaking, columbia university asian american alliance, cultureSHOCK, nimesh patel
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+Student organizers boot SNL writer from stage during standup routine for jokes deemed offensive
+
+Saturday Night Live writer and comedian Nimesh Patel was pulled from the stage by event organizers after telling jokes that were criticized as racist and homophobic during his performance at cultureSHOCK: Reclaim, an event held by Columbia Asian American Alliance on Friday night.
+Patel, 32, was the first Indian-American writer for SNL, and has since been nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing.
+Patel has previously performed on Late Night with Seth Meyers and opened for comedians such as Chris Rock.
+During the event, Patel’s performance featured commentary on his experience living in a diverse area of New York City—including a joke about a gay, black man in his neighborhood—which AAA officials deemed inappropriate.
+Patel joked that being gay cannot be a choice because “no one looks in the mirror and thinks, ‘this black thing is too easy, let me just add another thing to it.’”
+About 30 minutes into Patel’s set, members of AAA interrupted the performance, denounced his jokes about racial identities and sexual orientation, and provided him with a few moments for closing remarks.
+Compared to his other jokes, ones specifically targeting sexual orientation audibly receive less laughter from the crowd.
+Patel pushed back on the officials’ remarks, and said that while he stood in solidarity with Asian American identities, none of his remarks were offensive, and he was exposing the audience to ideas that would be found “in the real world.” Before he could finish, Patel’s microphone was cut from off-stage, and he proceeded to leave.
+cultureSHOCK, an annual charity showcase featuring a fashion show, productions by various student groups and a famous performer, aims to provide a platform for Asian American artistic expression and breakthrough harmful stereotypes.
+Neither Patel and nor AAA could immediately be reached for comment.
+Adam Warren, CC ‘22, was in the audience Friday night.
+Warren said that AAA made the right decision to remove Patel from the stage due to the nature of his jokes, which contradicted the sensitive nature of the event itself.
+“The message they were trying to send with the event was opposite to the jokes he was making, and using people’s ethnicity as the crux of his jokes could be funny but still offensive...He definitely wasn’t the most crass comedian I’ve ever heard but for the event it was inappropriate,” Warren said.
+However, audience member Elle Ferguson, BC ‘22, said that while comedians can push the boundaries of social culture, she had heard similar jokes before and did not find them offensive.
+“While what some of the things that he said might have been a bit provoking to some of the audience, as someone who watches comedy a lot, none of them were jokes that I hadn’t heard before and none of them were jokes that elicited such a response in my experience,” Ferguson said.
+“[AAA] should have talked to him beforehand especially because comedy is known for being ground-breaking and for pushing boundaries.”
+For Sofia Jao, BC ‘22, problems with the performance resided not in the set, but with Patel’s closing remarks.
+“I really dislike when people who are older say that our generation needs to be exposed to the real world.
+Obviously the world is not a safe space but just accepting that it’s not and continuing to perpetuate the un-safeness of it… is saying that it can’t be changed,” said Jao.
+“When older generations say you need to stop being so sensitive, it’s like undermining what our generation is trying to do in accepting others and making it safer.”
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+Don Lemon Is Lying... Again: Biggest Threat Isn't "White Men" - The FBI's Most Wanted Domestic Terrorists Are These People
+
+“So, we have to stop demonizing people and realize the biggest terror threat in this country is white men, most of them radicalized to the right.
+And we have to start doing something about them.
+There is no travel ban on them.
+There is no ban on — they had the Muslim ban.
+There is no white guy ban.
+So, what do we do about that?” –Don Lemon
+Just to illustrate the absurdity of Don Lemon’s comments, I thought it would be fun to go look at the current list of the FBI’s most wanted terrorists.
+Below is the list of “domestic” terrorists and, regardless of the list/filter you choose, you won’t find many “white men”.
+Interestingly enough, it looks like the WOMEN in this country are currently responsible for more terrorism than WHITE MEN.
+Mr.
+Lemon, you are very wrong.
+Below are the 14 profiles currently listed as the “Most Wanted Domestic Terrorists”
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+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+* Yes, military force should be used.
+No, keep the military out of it.
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+
+5 women.
+3 Hispanic men.
+3 black men (one with an Arabic/possibly Islamic surname), and 3 white guys.
+14 total and only 3 white men?
+Is Don Lemon colorblind?
+Is the FBI racist (and maybe a bit sexist)?
+Nah, it’s just CNN doing what CNN does… spewing more fake news for your viewing pleasure.
+Go to https://www.fbi.gov/wanted/terrorism and see for yourself.
+No matter which category you choose, you won’t be finding many white men.
+Article posted with permission from Dean Garrison
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+CNN's Don Lemon Contradicts Himself In Just One Sentence: "We Have to Stop Demonizing People ... White Men, Most Of Them Radicalized"
+
+Talk about an absolute hypocrite!
+However, it comes as no surprise from a hypocrite who works for a hypocritical, lying, fake news outlet like CNN.
+Don Lemon wanted to defend the "peaceful" migrants who are headed toward the US border to illegally enter the country against our immigration laws, but said that the "biggest terror threat in this country is white men, most of them radicalized to the right."
+How can he contradict himself like that and not even bat an eyelid?
+In discussing the arrival of these migrants who obviously gotten incredible help along the way, busted through customs gates, and pushed at the Mexican border while committing all sorts of crimes against many they come in contact with along the way, Lemon said what is clearly not only racist but utterly insane.
+"We have to stop demonizing people and realize the biggest terror threat in this country is white men, most of them radicalized to the right, and we have to start doing something about them,” Lemon said.
+“There is no travel ban on them… there is no white guy ban.”
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+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+* Yes, military force should be used.
+No, keep the military out of it.
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+He then said people need to stop thinking these people are a threat.
+“I keep trying to point out to people not to demonize any one group or any one ethnicity, but we keep thinking the biggest terror threat is something else,” Lemon said.
+No one is demonizing an ethnicity but Don Lemon.
+He is the one demonizing white men.
+How's that for hypocrisy?
+He's a useful idiot, propagandist snowflake.
+Demonizing the ideology behind Islamic jihad is not an ethnic issue.
+It's an ideological one that spans cultures, just like Don Lemon's and Chris Cuomo's statism.
+Demonizing those intent on violating the law and have demonstrated that they are doing it along the way and declaring that we will not allow such persons across our border is simply common sense, but you won't get common sense on CNN.
+Don Lemon thinks things like this, are just fine, and wants these people in the US.
+He just doesn't want white men here.
+There, I said it!
+Article posted with permission from The Washington Standard
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+Undercover Video: Andrew Gillum Staffer: “None of the programs that people are hoping for would happen”
+
+Florida gubernatorial candidate and George Soros-backed Andrew Gillum may have just been completely undercut by a member of his own staff.
+Not that his racist, anti-semite claims against his opponent weren't enough, one of his staffers has been caught in an undercover video saying, “None of the programs that people are hoping for would happen” and that is to be kept confidential from the public.
+In a new undercover video from Project Veritas, Omar Smith, who is a staffer for Gillum and claims to have also attended college with him, said that if Gillum is elected “None of the programs that people are hoping for would happen.”
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+When asked whether that would be important for voters to know that or not, Smith said, “That’s not for them to know.”
+Of course, anyone following what Gillum has been promoting knows he isn't planning on delivering just like many politicians.
+“So, let’s go back to Mr. Gillum’s platform, right?” said Smith.
+“Raise the corporate tax in Florida from 7 to 11 percent.
+That will never happen.
+Raise teacher’s pay to $50,000, that will never happen.
+Give me another position.
+Medicare for all, that will never happen.”
+What's even more amazing, but not surprising, is that Gillum has claimed that his opponent is a racist, but the video demonstrates the utter racism of Smith, which one can then conclude that Gillum knows about Smith's racism and keeps him on staff anyway.
+“This is a f***ed up state,” said Smith.
+“It’s a cracker state.”
+Smith also stated that the campaign has “to appeal to white guilt.”
+Good luck with that!
+It gets worse though.
+Smith says that Gillum is “a progressive” who is “a part of the crazy, crazy, crazies.”
+NEW: The honesty of Gillum's campaign staff on undercover video is refreshing, especially when it comes to who the real Andrew Gillum is.
+While trying to appear as a moderate, "Gillum is a Progressive" and "He is a part of the crazy, crazy, crazies."
+FULL: https://t.co/G0V1HlyAlz pic.twitter.com/YDWifuIDWv — James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) November 1, 2018
+OK, we know that, but if that is true, what sort of useful idiot is Smith?
+A pretty big one if you ask me.
+Gillum is not a lawful man as he does not support the right to keep and bear arms, but rather considers Americans as criminals who need to prove their innocence before obtaining a gun.
+WATCH: Gillum Campaign Staff on gun control "I don't think he can say it [be]cause he's trying to get the moderates" ... "three day waiting period for everybody," "small steps" to ban assault rifles pic.twitter.com/nIwAUvz2YR — PVeritas Action (@PVeritas_Action) November 1, 2018
+“I do think he’s not saying specifically, like, I’m going to ban bump stocks or I’m against ARs, only because he’s running a race right now,” said Adrian Young, who serves as the Community Engagement Specialist for the Florida Democratic Party.
+“I do think he would support anybody doing that stuff, Bill Nelson … But I don’t think he can say it, just cause he’s trying to get the moderates and the gun-toting people in North Florida.”
+In October, Project Veritas exposed the corruption of Claire McCaskill's campaign.
+Article posted with permission from The Washington Standard
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+Hillary Cracks Racist Joke After Mixing Up Cory Booker & Eric Holder: "They All Look The Same"
+
+So, you were actually asking yourself who the real people are who engage in identity politics and viewing people with different skin colors or ethnic backgrounds as inferior people?
+Well, this didn't come from President Donald Trump.
+Nope, Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton mixed up Senator Cory Booker and former Attorney General Eric Holder and blew it off with a joke saying, "They all look the same."
+Hillary Clinton sat down with Recode’s Kara Swisher over the weekend to talk propaganda against her conservative political opponents and how mean, nasty and evil they have been in the past few months.
+“What’s often called political correctness is politeness,” Clinton said.
+“It’s not being rude and insulting to people.
+It’s respecting the diversity that we have in our society."
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+“The Democratic Party is a much more diverse political party, attracting people who are African-American, Latino, LGBT, whatever the reason why people feel more comfortable where they are taken in, where they are included as part of a political movement or party” she added.
+“And I don’t think it’s politically correct to say we value that," she concluded.
+"And I don’t want to go around insulting people.
+I don’t want to paint with a broad brush every immigrant is this, every African-American is that, every, you know, other person with different religious beliefs or whatever – that’s childish.”
+Right, except she does just that and so do many in her party.
+However, in less than a minute she would insult both Booker and Holder, and every person with dark skin on the planet.
+Swisher asked her, "What do you think of Cory Booker… saying ‘kick them in the shins,’ essentially?"
+Of course, Swisher meant Eric Holder and Clinton corrected her, adding, “Yeah, I know they all look alike."
+What was even more amazing is that the audience laughed hysterically.
+Can you imagine if a conservative person uttered those comments?
+There would be a near lynching of them on the spot and surely for days to come.
+They might lose their livelihood and get death threats, but not "Crooked" Hillary.
+Clearly, she was speaking of all black people and not being specific to Holder or Booker as they look nothing alike.
+The only thing the two of them have in common is that they are criminals and have black skin.
+Clinton's comments were clearly racist, and those fawning over her during the interview laughed it up right along with her.
+Here, take a look!
+Disgusting that she continues to move and speak freely in this country with no justice being brought to bear on her for her many crimes, something we were promised from then-candidate Trump.
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+Trump: "If You Don't Want To Be Saying The Words 'Speaker Pelosi'... Go Out & Vote"
+
+Obviously, President Donald Trump is encouraging people to go out and vote against Democrats, which everyone should do.
+At a rally of 8,500 in Indiana on Friday, Trump encouraged them to go out and vote Republican if they didn't want to be uttering the words "Speaker Pelosi" over the next two years.
+“If you don’t want to be saying the words ‘Speaker Pelosi’ for the next two years, you gotta go out and vote,” Trump said as he stumped for congressional candidates Greg Pence and Jim Bair.
+Trump also encouraged the crowd to vote for Mike Braun for US Senate.
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+Trump praised Braun as a man who didn't need the position and is not a career politician.
+Just like his promotion of voting for Republicans in the House would lead to defeating Democrats and keep the words "Speaker Pelosi" off our lips, Trump also said that a vote for Braun's opponent, incumbent Democrat Sen. Joe Donnelly, would lead to Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY) becoming the Senate Majority leader should the Democrats regain control of the Senate.
+The president also pointed out that Donnelly had opposed tax cuts and joined with his fellow Democrats in attacking and voting against Justice Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court.
+"The people of Indiana do not have a one-week memory,” said Trump.
+“That was a disgrace what we watched up there."
+Additionally, Trump said that Donnelly voted to provide free health care to illegal aliens and sponsored Senator Dianne Feinstein's (D-CA) "Open Borders Bill."
+While some don't believe that Trump's base is all that energized, it seems pretty energetic to me and attacks on conservatives on social media and in search engine results have only furthered their outrage at the establishment, both Democrat and Republican.
+We're just days away from seeing how things turn out.
+There's a part of me that thinks this may actually turn out to be one of the biggest turnouts for a mid-term election that we've ever seen, but that's just my gut feeling.
+On Tuesday, we'll know for sure.
+I don't know about you, but I didn't actually like hearing the words "Speaker Paul Ryan."
+I certainly don't want to hear "Speaker Pelosi," again.
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+Kamala Harris & Elizabeth Warren Have Ethics Complaint Filed Against Them In Senate
+
+The faces of the criminal Democrat Party, at least two of them, have now had an ethics complaint filed against them in the US Senate, and rightly so.
+Senators Kamala Harris, who basically said that Judge Brett Kavanaugh was guilty because she believed Christine Blasey Ford's unsubstantiated and uncorroborated accusations against him, and Elizabeth Warren, also known as "Fauxahontas," are the two members of the Senate who will be investigated.
+Looks like when you are so gung ho to go after someone based on 36-year-old allegations in which there are no witnesses and no evidence, it will eventually come back to bite you.
+Both Harris and Warren stand accused of breaking fundraising rules by sending out fundraising emails asking for donations to support their votes against Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh.
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+The Washington Times reports:
+A watchdog group filed a Senate ethics complaint Monday against Sens.
+Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren for sending out fundraising emails asking for donations to support their votes against Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh — even before they cast their votes against him.
+While voting and then asking supporters to back that decision with cash is common, the watchdog group, the Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust (FACT), says asking for money ahead of time crosses the line into vote-buying.
+FACT asked the Senate ethics committee to probe fundraising emails sent by Ms. Warren, Massachusetts Democrat, and Ms. Harris, California Democrat.
+Ms. Warren’s email said she was demanding a delay on the judge’s confirmation vote and asked for donations for her 2018 election campaign, while Ms. Harris’s emails detailed several of her actions as a member of the Judiciary Committee, including her questioning of the president’s pick for the high court, and asking for contributions.
+The Senate's own rules prohibit this kind of behavior, but will the Senate hold these women to the standard they've set?
+“This is a clear violation of the Senate Ethics rules which safeguard against the appearance or actuality of elected officials ‘cashing in’ on their official position for political purposes,” said Kendra Arnold, executive director of FACT.
+Of course, but like most of these kinds of violations, the only thing that might actually occur here is censure, and that is highly unlikely in the current climate.
+However, voters should be aware of the unethical practice of both of these senators.
+While Harris is not up for re-election this year, Warren is.
+Could the good people of Massachusetts do us all a favor and elect someone else in her place?
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+Records Support Claims That Minnesota Muslima State Rep Ilhan Omar Married Her Brother
+
+Ilhan Omar has accused Israel of “evil doings” in Gaza and called Israel an “apartheid state.” It isn’t surprising that Ilhan Omar would think this way.
+She is a hijab-wearing, devout Muslim, and Islamic Jew-hatred is in the Quran.
+What is shameful about this is that her views are mainstream in the Democrat Party today.
+She should never have been chosen as a candidate for Congress with hateful views of this kind, but this is the way the Democrat leadership, and the Democrat base, thinks.
+They want candidates like Ilhan Omar.
+And they know they’ll win, because this is their base today.
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+Neither the Democrat leadership nor the Democrat base cares that she married her brother.
+She is a Muslim and a leftist, so she can further their identity politics.
+That’s all that matters to them.
+“Official School Records Support Claims That Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) Married Her Brother,” by David Steinberg, PJ Media, October 23, 2018 (thanks to Mark):
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+Arizona Democrat Senate Candidate Kyrsten Sinema Refuses To Retract Saying It’s OK For Americans To Join Taliban
+
+Fox News reported recently that in a February 2003 radio interview, Green Party activist Ernest Hancock said to Kyrsten Sinema, who is now Arizona’s Democrat candidate for Senate: “As an individual, if I want to go fight in the Taliban army, I go over there, and I’m fighting for the Taliban, I’m saying that’s a personal decision.” Sinema responded: “Fine.
+I don’t care if you go and do that, go ahead.”
+And now she is doubling down.
+Probably she thinks that if she disavows these words now, she will be thought of as “Islamophobic” by a significant portion of her base.
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+There is more.
+Fox News also reported that Sinema “promoted events at Arizona State University featuring a lawyer convicted for aiding an Islamist terror organization and its leader.
+Sinema, a co-founder of the activist group Local to Global Justice, invited people in a now-closed Yahoo group to attend two events with Lynn Stewart, both in 2003.
+At the time of the invite, Stewart had been charged with helping her former client Omar Abdel Rahman, a radical Egyptian spiritual leader of a terror group, to pass on secret messages to his followers to commit terror attacks.”
+The Left maintains that Islamic jihad terror is not a problem — it’s just a reaction to the evil deeds of the U.S. and Israel.
+“Islamophobia,” Leftists insist, is a much greater issue.
+This is the result: Useful Idiots such as Kyrsten Sinema end up promoting the likes of Lynne Stewart, who was convicted of aiding the jihad mass murder plotting of the Blind Sheikh, Omar Abdel Rahman, who masterminded the 1993 World Trade Center.
+If you don’t recognize the reality, nature, and magnitude of the jihad threat, you may well end up abetting the jihad.
+Sinema is proof: the Left hates America, and considers “right-wing extremists,” a term all too often applied to American patriots, far more of a threat than jihad terrorists.
+It used to be that this fact was dismissed as hysterical hyperbole.
+Now it is becoming increasingly clear.
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Keith Ellison Defends Louis Farrakhan: "He Had Something To Offer"
+
+Rep. Keith Ellison (D-MN), aka Hakim Muhammad, recently defended his ties to Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, who recently paralleled Jews with termites.
+During a debate with Republican opponent Doug Wardlow, Ellison was asked about his previous support of Farrakhan, but then claims that he has distanced himself from Farrakhan.
+Yeah, right, Hakim!
+Understand that Ellison attempts to tell the audience and his opponent that he has distanced himself from Farrakhan since the 1990s.
+Take a look at his comments.
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+“I absolutely, unqualifiedly denounce and reject the views of Louis Farrakhan," said Ellison.
+"I’ve said that many, many years ago.”
+“Look, in the early 1990s, Louis Farrakhan was a person speaking the issues of African-American civil rights," Ellison added.
+"At that time, he had some things, I thought, he had to offer."
+Ellison then concluded, "He made it very clear in the early 90s that his views and mine were absolutely incompatible, and I’ve been saying that ever since.”
+Keith, you're lying.
+It's clear from video evidence that Ellison and fellow Democrat Gregory Meeks had dinner with Farrakhan and Iranian leader President Hassan Rouhani in 2013.
+Take a look for yourself and understand how pathological liar and accused woman abuser Keith Ellison seeks to deceive you.
+In case you missed it, here's a still frame of Ellison just a few feet away from a man who has called on 10,000 blacks to stalk and murder white people.
+Both of these men have the same devil as their father because both men are following after the teaching of the Koran .
+One of them just actually has the nerve to say it.
+The other doesn't.
+Maybe Ellison is attempting to pull an Obama.
+Remember when Obama's "pastor," Jeremiah Wright uttered "God damn, America!"?
+Obama tried to say he had been in that church for years and never heard such things, which isn't true.
+Ellison is attempting to do that same.
+However, as Michael Ahrens of GOP.com tweeted, Ellison knew what kind of man Farrakhan was then and what kind of man he still is today.
+Ahrens tweeted, “In 1993, Farrakhan told women: “You’re a failure if you can’t keep a man.” In 1994, Farrakhan said: “Murder and lying comes easy for white people.” All this came *before* Ellison praised him as “a role model” in 1995, and was photographed selling Farrakhan’s newspaper in 1998.”
+In 1993, Farrakhan told women: "You're a failure if you can't keep a man."
+In 1994, Farrakhan said: "Murder and lying comes easy for white people."
+All this came *before* Ellison praised him as "a role model" in 1995, and was photographed selling Farrakhan's newspaper in 1998. pic.twitter.com/5dvnDHTSoB — Michael Ahrens (@michael_ahrens) October 22, 2018
+Ellison is a totalitarian-minded individual, who has been supported by Communists and Islamists alike.
+As the old saying goes, "If you like down with dogs, you're going to get fleas."
+Consider Keith Ellison to be a flea-infested political con man.
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+Our New Muslim Representatives
+
+As expected, two Muslim women, Rashida Tlaib in Michigan and Ilhan Omar in Minnesota, have been overwhelmingly elected to Congress.
+The establishment media will celebrate these victories as triumphs of America’s “diversity”; unfortunately, in reality neither one is worth celebrating.
+Tlaib is a vociferous foe of Israel.
+With the Democrats now regaining control of the House, Tlaib is likely to be an energetic proponent of the new majority’s vendetta against the Middle East’s only democracy.
+The House is likely to do all it can to roll back President Trump’s pro-Israel polices, with Tlaib as well as Omar as becoming the public faces of the effort.
+According to the JTA, when Tlaib was asked if she would vote against military aid to Israel, Tlaib responded: “Absolutely, if it has something to do with inequality and not access to people having justice.
+For me, U.S. aid should be leverage.
+I will be using my position in Congress so that no country, not one, should be able to get aid from the U.S. when they still promote that kind of injustice.”
+What kind of injustice?
+Tlaib, of course, had nothing to say about the genocidal incitement against Jews and Israel that regularly features on Palestinian television.
+She did say, however, that she favors a one-state, not two-state, “solution” to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: “One state.
+It has to be one state.
+Separate but equal does not work.
+I’m only 42 years old but my teachers were of that generation that marched with Martin Luther King.
+This whole idea of a two-state solution, it doesn’t work.”
+Indeed it doesn’t.
+A Palestinian state would be a new base for renewed jihad attacks against Israel.
+But a “one-state solution” would be even worse, unless that state is the current State of Israel, but that is not the one state Tlaib has in mind.
+She is calling for an Israeli/Palestinian state that would not be a Jewish State or a homeland for the Jewish people, but a federation in which Palestinians would soon overwhelm Jews demographically.
+Progressive denial of their rights would soon follow: as I show in my book The History of Jihad From Muhammad to ISIS, there has never been a majority Muslim nation in which Jews enjoyed equality of rights with Muslims.
+Tlaib’s unitary state would be no different.
+The hijabed (and therefore pro-Sharia) Ilhan Omar, meanwhile, is even more hateful than Tlaib.
+According to the Daily Wire, in 2012 Omar tweeted: “Israel has hypnotized the world, may Allah awaken the people and help them see the evil doings of Israel.
+#Gaza #Palestine #Israel.” Challenged about this tweet much more recently, she doubled down and attacked the man who called attention to the tweet: “Drawing attention to the apartheid Israeli regime is far from hating Jews.
+You are a hateful sad man, I pray to Allah you get the help you need and find happiness.”
+There is much, much worse about Omar.
+David Steinberg of PJ Media has done extraordinary work in shedding light on aspects of Omar’s record that the establishment media has steadfastly ignored.
+Steinberg reports that Omar has “faced allegations -- soon backed by a remarkable amount of evidence -- that she had married her own brother in 2009, and was still legally his wife.
+They officially divorced in December 2017.
+The motivation for the marriage remains unclear.
+However, the totality of the evidence points to possible immigration fraud and student loan fraud.” What’s more, she swore to apparent falsehoods in court.
+But Leftists rarely have to answer for their corruption, and in a Democrat House, Omar will much more likely be celebrated than investigated.
+She and Tlaib will enjoy establishment media accolades as they pursue their hard-Left, anti-American, anti-Israel agenda.
+Their presence in the House of Representatives may be evidence of “diversity,” but it is also a disquieting sign of the continued dominance of identity politics, and the increasing balkanization of the American body politic.
+Forthrightly pro-America, pro-Israel candidates would stand little to no chance in either of their districts.
+And that is indicative of a much larger problem.
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+Assange Never Met Manafort.
+Luke Harding and the Guardian Publish Still More Blatant MI6 Lies
+
+The right wing Ecuadorean government of President Moreno continues to churn out its production line of fake documents regarding Julian Assange, and channel them straight to MI6 mouthpiece Luke Harding of the Guardian.
+Amazingly, more Ecuadorean Government documents have just been discovered for the Guardian, this time spy agency reports detailing visits of Paul Manafort and unspecified “Russians” to the Embassy.
+By a wonderful coincidence of timing, this is the day after Mueller announced that Manafort’s plea deal was over.
+The problem with this latest fabrication is that Moreno had already released the visitor logs to the Mueller inquiry.
+Neither Manafort nor these “Russians” are in the visitor logs.
+This is impossible.
+The visitor logs were not kept by Wikileaks, but by the very strict Ecuadorean security.
+Nobody was ever admitted without being entered in the logs.
+The procedure was very thorough.
+To go in, you had to submit your passport (no other type of document was accepted).
+A copy of your passport was taken and the passport details entered into the log.
+Your passport, along with your mobile phone and any other electronic equipment, was retained until you left, along with your bag and coat.
+I feature in the logs every time I visited.
+There were no exceptions.
+For an exception to be made for Manafort and the “Russians” would have had to be a decision of the Government of Ecuador, not of Wikileaks, and that would be so exceptional the reason for it would surely have been noted in the now leaked supposed Ecuadorean “intelligence report” of the visits.
+What possible motive would the Ecuadorean government have for facilitating secret unrecorded visits by Paul Manafort?
+Furthermore it is impossible that the intelligence agency – who were in charge of the security – would not know the identity of these alleged “Russians”.
+Previously Harding and the Guardian have published documents faked by the Moreno government regarding a diplomatic appointment to Russia for Assange of which he had no knowledge.
+Now they follow this up with more documents aimed to provide fictitious evidence to bolster Mueller’s pathetically failed attempt to substantiate the story that Russia deprived Hillary of the Presidency.
+My friend William Binney, probably the world’s greatest expert on electronic surveillance, former Technical Director of the NSA, has stated that it is impossible the DNC servers were hacked, the technical evidence shows it was a download to a directly connected memory stick.
+I knew the US security services were conducting a fake investigation the moment it became clear that the FBI did not even themselves look at the DNC servers, instead accepting a report from the Clinton linked DNC “security consultants” Crowdstrike.
+I would love to believe that the fact Julian has never met Manafort is bound to be established.
+But I fear that state control of propaganda may be such that this massive “Big Lie” will come to enter public consciousness in the same way as the non-existent Russian hack of the DNC servers.
+Assange never met Manafort.
+The DNC emails were downloaded by an insider.
+Assange never even considered fleeing to Russia.
+Those are the facts, and I am in a position to give you a personal assurance of them.
+I can also assure you that Luke Harding, the Guardian, Washington Post and New York Times have been publishing a stream of deliberate lies, in collusion with the security services.
+I am not a fan of Donald Trump.
+But to see the partisans of the defeated candidate (and a particularly obnoxious defeated candidate) manipulate the security services and the media to create an entirely false public perception, in order to attempt to overturn the result of the US Presidential election, is the most astonishing thing I have witnessed in my lifetime.
+Plainly the government of Ecuador is releasing lies about Assange to curry favour with the security establishment of the USA and UK, and to damage Assange’s support prior to expelling him from the Embassy.
+He will then be extradited from London to the USA on charges of espionage.
+Assange is not a whistleblower or a spy – he is the greatest publisher of his age, and has done more to bring the crimes of governments to light than the mainstream media will ever be motivated to achieve.
+That supposedly great newspaper titles like the Guardian, New York Times and Washington Post are involved in the spreading of lies to damage Assange, and are seeking his imprisonment for publishing state secrets, is clear evidence that the idea of the “liberal media” no longer exists in the new plutocratic age.
+The press are not on the side of the people, they are an instrument of elite control.
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+“They All Look The Same” – Hillary Cracks Racist Joke After Booker/Holder Mix-Up
+
+This article was originally published by Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge
+Being the paragon of political-correctness and queen of virtue-signaling opportunism, Hillary Clinton sat down with Recode’s Kara Swisher this weekend to answer questions about just how evil and awful conservative opponents have been in the last few months.
+The conversation began normally, with Clinton hypocritically toeing the progressive line of identity politics by explaining how each of the groups are different but can be managed by the same liberal movement:
+“What’s often called political correctness is politeness,” Clinton said.
+“It’s not being rude and insulting to people.
+It’s respecting the diversity that we have in our society,” she said.
+“The Democratic Party is a much more diverse political party, attracting people who are African-American, Latino, LGBT, whatever the reason why people feel more comfortable where they are taken in, where they are included as part of a political movement or party.” “And I don’t think it’s politically correct to say we value that.
+And I don’t want to go around insulting people.
+I don’t want to paint with a broad brush every immigrant is this, every African-American is that, every, you know, other person with different religious beliefs or whatever – that’s childish.”
+Childish, indeed.
+Insulting, indeed.
+Just 30 seconds later, as Swisher asked:
+“what do you think of Cory Booker… saying ‘kick them in the shins,’ essentially…” incorrectly recalling Eric Holder’s recent comments.
+Which Clinton quickly corrected:
+“Well that was Eric Holder…”
+Adding, rather extraordinarily,
+“Yeah, I know they all look alike,” Clinton joked, triggering howls of laughter from the apparently mind-numbed audience.
+Sorry Hillary, we don’t think they look anything alike.
+Or did you mean all black people?
+Finally, we have one question – what would have happened if Trump said it?
+As The American Mirror’s Kyle Olsen concludes so eloquently, Hillary Clinton appears to benefit from her progressive privilege – it is the only thing that protects her from getting the ‘Roseanne treatment’, and not being dismissed in disgrace.
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+Democrat’s Friend Louis Farrakhan In Iran: “Death to America!” – America Is The “Great Satan”
+
+Ah yes, Nation of Islam leader, racist, and totalitarian Louis Farrakhan was recently captured on video in Tehran, Iran chanting “Death to America” in Arabic and stating that America is the “Great Satan.”
+Louis Farrakhan, leader of Nation of Islam, met with Mohsen Rezaee, secretary of Iran‘s Expediency Discernment Council, on Sunday in Tehran.
+Heres’ what he had to say.
+Iran state TV news presenter: Listen to leader of Nation of Islam chanting "Death to America" Farrakhan [in Farsi]: "Death to…"
+Audience: "…America" pic.twitter.com/p0qGfHHfg0 — Sobhan Hassanvand (@Hassanvand) November 4, 2018
+He then went on in a university speech to encourage the revolution and to persevere against the sanctions of the US, whom he referred to as the “Great Satan.”
+Louis Farrakhan Refers to the U.S. as "Great Satan" during a Tehran University Speech; Says to Iranians: If You Persevere in Your Revolution Despite the Sanctions, "Victory Will Be Yours."
+pic.twitter.com/7ZVloq2cXL — MEMRI (@MEMRIReports) November 5, 2018
+Algemeiner reported:
+Nation of Islam leader and prominent antisemite Louis Farrakhan chanted “Death to America” and claimed that “America has never been a democracy” on Sunday during a solidarity trip to Iran, ahead of the re-implementation of US sanctions on the country this week.
+According to Iran’s semi-official state news agency Mehr, Farrakhan said at a meeting with the Secretary of Iran’s Expediency Council Mohsen Rezaei that America is conspiring against Iran.
+“I understand how the enemies have plotted against the Iranian people and I would like to stay alongside you to stop their plots,” he said.
+He also blasted American support for Saudi Arabia, Iran’s arch-rival in the region, and added, “Satan seeks to divide Muslims and wants them to kill each other, while God tells us in the Quran to be united.”
+This man is a domestic terrorist and he assimilates with avowed enemies of the US, many of them US Democrats.
+What I want to know is why would Louis Farrakhan ever be allowed back inside our borders after such statements?
+Is this not treason of the first order?
+Furthermore, why are Democrats such as Keith Ellison, who has a long history of friendship with Farrakhan, despite the lies he tells to try and distance himself from Farrakhan for votes, not being arrested for his ties to this criminal traitor?
+And Ellison isn’t the only Democrat who approves of Farrakhan!
+H/T Gateway Pundit
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+Soros-Funded Lawyers Helping Caravan Migrants Get Asylum in the United States
+
+Attorneys backed by George Soros are helping caravan migrants get asylum in the United States.
+53 SHARES Facebook Twitter
+Globalist billionaire George Soros is backing attorney’s who are helping the Central American migrant caravans that are headed to the United States border with the intent of entering under the guise of seeking asylum.
+Currently, there are close to 3,000 migrants in Tijuana, Mexico, awaiting the arrival of other Central American migrants who will continue to travel to the U.S. southern border.
+There are reports that they plan to “rush” the border knowing that some will be caught, but the larger their numbers the more will have a chance to get through.
+On Monday afternoon, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen tweeted out photos of CBP officers in riot gear as well as the barbed wire and barriers citing the reports about plans to “rush” the border.
+.
+@CBP and @DeptofDefense appropriately responded by blocking the lanes, deploying additional personnel and seeking assistance from other law enforcement and federal assets.
+#CBP has reopened lanes for legitimate trade and travel.
+I want to thank them for their swift actions.
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+Kirstjen Nielsen (@SecNielsen) November 19, 2018
+At one point the caravan was anywhere between 7,000 to 10,000 members strong and mostly consists of migrants with ineligible asylum claims, which include job-seekers, previously deported illegal aliens, and Central Americans looking to get away from crime.
+None of these are eligible asylum claims, Breitbart reports.
+According to the New York Times, lawyers with the National Lawyers Guild, a Soros-backed organization, are aiding the caravan migrants before they attempt to seek asylum in the U.S.:
+Others have begun to deal in practicalities, walking a mile from the shelter to enter their names on a waiting list for an asylum interview.
+Some clustered around volunteer American lawyers who arrived at the shelter to explain the basics of asylum law.
+[Emphasis added]
+“People don’t flee their country and go through the arduous trip on foot unless the situation is desperate,” said Gilbert Saucedo, a Los Angeles lawyer who helped organize the volunteers through the National Lawyers Guild.
+[Emphasis added]
+“I have talked to maybe 100 people today,” he said on Saturday, “and maybe 70 percent had credible cases on the surface.” Yet many lack the documents they need to provide evidence.
+[Emphasis added]
+Last week, Breitbart News reported how caravan migrants in Tijuana began scaling the U.S.-Mexico border fence.
+In response, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has placed razor wire along the fence.
+Locals in Tijuana protested against the arrival of the caravan migrants, as Breitbart News reported, demanding they leave the city.
+To deal with the perceived threat the US has deployed 5,200 troops to help more than 2,000 National Guardsmen thwart what President Trump describes as an impending migrant“invasion.”
+Over the past few weeks, the active-duty servicemen deployed under Operation Faithful Patriot have mainly been erecting barbed-wire fences along the border in Texas, California and Arizona, as well as building shelter accommodation for customs and border protection staff.
+To ensure the success of the military operation, in addition to sheer troop numbers, the US forces have drones, helicopters with night-vision capabilities, and fixed-wing aircraft at their disposal.
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+Groups of Migrants Heading to San Diego Will Be Met With Barricades And Razor Fences (Videos)
+
+The Military continues to put up razor wire at the border in San Ysidro as a migrant caravan is expected to reach Tijuana.
+United States military and border protection agents have been erecting barricades with razor wire at the point of entry near San Diego, California, as the first groups of migrants arrived at the US-Mexico border.
+Hundreds of migrants who had split off from the main ‘caravan’ of thousands arrived in Tijuana early Tuesday on nine buses.
+Numbering just over 350, they joined an initial smaller group of around 85 people, mostly members of the LGBT community, who’d experienced discrimination within the main crowd and were helped to make it to the Mexican border town even earlier on Sunday.
+Military crews continue to put up razor wire at the border in San Ysidro as a migrant caravan is expected to reach Tijuana.
+https://t.co/mQH6eqrBNy pic.twitter.com/4IXGNAfSem — Danielle Radin (@danielleradin) November 13, 2018
+Here are the three lanes that were shut down at the San Ysidro port of entry in TJ today in anticipation of the caravan.
+There are seven US army members here with CBP at the moment.
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+RT reports:
+In anticipation of potential clashes at the border, American soldiers have begun reinforcing their positions.
+“Department of Defense personnel are installing concertina wire, and pre-positioning jersey barriers, barricades, and fencing,” US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) said in a statement.
+US Marines instal wire along the primary border wall at the port of entry next to Tijuana in San Ysidro, San Diego.🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/aX0bznl2bm — The Real Lonnieღ IV (@lonnieloveiv) November 13, 2018
+A snaking line of traffic is visible at the San Ysidro Port of Entry after CBP announced it would close multiple entry lanes into the U.S. at two San Diego-area ports of entry in anticipation of the so-called migrant caravan's arrival.
+https://t.co/92mOg1XNqu pic.twitter.com/mrQU6HYAgH — #NBC7 San Diego (@nbcsandiego) November 13, 2018
+To tackle any “potential safety and security risk,” the CBP also announced lane closures at the San Ysidro and Otay Mesa ports of entry, to install “port hardening infrastructure equipment” in preparation for the migrant caravan arrival.
+Currently, several thousand predominantly male Central American migrants heading for the US are in the western Mexico city of Guadalajara.
+Most of them intend to take the Pacific coast route to reach the US, which is still about 1,500 miles away.
+A group of migrants is gathered on the Mexico side of the U.S/Mexico border fence in San Diego.
+None have fully climbed over, just sitting on the fence.
+pic.twitter.com/S8nUzjzKyZ — Kelly Biele (@kellytvnews) November 14, 2018
+Photos posted on WhatsApp of the San Ysidro port of entry today.
+pic.twitter.com/MzQoN4mbrr — Andrew Dyer 🛴 (@SDUTdyer) November 13, 2018
+Troops getting ready to close off three NB vehicle lanes at the San Ysidro Port Entry and one at the Otay Mesa Port of Entry.
+They’ll be putting up barriers and razor wire in preparation for the migrant caravan headed to the US/Mexico border.
+@10News pic.twitter.com/rc6YsAF5VQ — Mimi Elkalla (@10NewsMimi) November 13, 2018
+To deal with the perceived threat the US has deployed 5,200 troops to help more than 2,000 National Guardsmen thwart what President Trump describes as an impending migrant“invasion.”
+Over the past few weeks, the active-duty servicemen deployed under Operation Faithful Patriot have mainly been erecting barbed-wire fences along the border in Texas, California and Arizona, as well as building shelter accommodation for customs and border protection staff.
+To ensure the success of the military operation, in addition to sheer troop numbers, the US forces have drones, helicopters with night-vision capabilities, and fixed-wing aircraft at their disposal.
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+They Are Coming: Migrant Caravan Resumes March to US Border (Video)
+
+Thousands of migrants are making their way to the US border where they will be met with barbed wire and American forces blocking their illegal entry into the United States.
+665 SHARES Facebook Twitter
+The migrant caravan has resumed their march through Mexico towards the U.S. border that is being reinforced by the Army and Marine Corps.
+President Trump has effectively suspended the granting of asylum to migrants who cross illegally.
+Trump signed the order on Friday, and it went into effect on Saturday.
+The order means that migrants will have to present themselves at U.S. ports of entry to qualify for asylum and follow other rules unveiled on Thursday that seek to limit asylum claims.
+After spending almost a week in Mexico City, where many refused to accept asylum from Mexico, the caravan, made up mostly of male Hondurans, but also nationals of other Central American countries, is now on the move towards the United States border.
+A Ruptly video shows hundreds of people getting on trains in Mexico subway, and boarding heavy trucks or buses somewhere outside the city.
+Others are seen using cars to continue their trek towards the border.
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+RT reports: To get there, migrants will have to travel some 1,700 miles (2,735km) to the northwest, a much longer route than to the nearest US border crossing at McAllen, Texas, which many consider to be the safest option.
+Meanwhile on the other side of the US border, efforts are being made to reinforce it and make it less penetrable from the outside.
+The US has deployed 5,200 troops to help border protection thwart what Donald Trump has described as an impending migrant “invasion.” Troops setting up barb wire under the Hidalgo Reynosa bridge #RGV -Miltares colocan cerca alámbrica en la frontera #Texas #Telemundo40 vid @AntonioNewsT40 pic.twitter.com/8cr3XfH2T6 — Iris Rodriguez (@IrisNews) November 2, 2018 For now, the active-duty servicemen have mainly been erecting barbed-wire fences along the border and building shelter accommodation for customs and border protection staff.
+In addition to sheer numbers, the US forces will have drones, helicopters with night-vision capabilities, and fixed-wing aircraft at their disposal to ensure the success of the military operation.
+ As the caravan approaches the US border, President Donald Trump has signed an immigration decree requiring asylum seekers to apply at their point of entry to the country and barring illegal immigrants from requesting asylum.
+“We need people in our country but they have to come in legally and they have to have merit,” Trump told reporters before departing for Paris.
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+Gillum Makes Promises He Can’t Keep, “that’s not for [voters] to know” Says Campaign Staff in Undercover Video – PVA
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+Empty Promises Exposed: “Fairy tales in the modern day begin with ‘once I am elected.
+'”
+Deceiving Voters: “None of the programs that people are hoping for would happen” but “That’s not for [voters] to know.”
+Candidate’s True Politics: “Gillum is a Progressive” and “He is a part of the crazy, crazy, crazies.”
+Election Strategy: “You whip ’em up.
+The poor, the middle income.
+You have to whip them up into a frenzy in order for them to vote.”
+Secret Gun Control Agenda Revealed: “three day waiting period for everybody,” “small steps” to ban assault rifles; “I don’t think he can say it [be]cause he’s trying to get the moderates”
+Florida is a “F***ed up,” “cracker state,” “you have to appeal to white guilt”
+This is a breaking news story.
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+(Tallahassee) Project Veritas Action Fund has released undercover video from Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum’s campaign, revealing his election strategy includes making empty promises to voters.
+This is the seventh undercover video report Project Veritas has released in a series revealing secrets and lies from political campaigns in 2018.
+Said James O’Keefe, founder and president of Project Veritas Action:
+“What we found in the Gillum campaign was just what we found in Missouri, Tennessee and Arizona, a candidate lying to the voters he needs to win the election.”
+Gillum campaign makes promises it knows it can’t keep
+Featured in this report is a campaign staffer who works on Andrew Gillum’s gubernatorial campaign.
+Omar Smith, who says he went to college with Gillum, reveals Gillum cannot fulfill his campaign promises even if he wanted to.
+When asked how Gillum would fund all the programs he says he wants to fund, Smith says Gillum “can’t,” and when asked if voters are aware that Gillum cannot deliver on his proposed programs, Smith says:
+SMITH: “That’s not for them to know… That’s not for them to know.
+Remember our saying, modern day fairy tales start with ‘once I am elected.
+'”
+Smith explains that most of Gillum’s campaign promises could never be implemented, and that the Gillum campaign knows this:
+SMITH: “So, let’s go back to Mr. Gillum’s platform, right?
+Raise the corporate tax in Florida from 7 to 11 percent.
+That will never happen.
+Raise teacher’s pay to $50,000, that will never happen.
+Give me another position.
+Medicare for all, that will never happen.
+The reason being, the legislature that write the bills is all Republican controlled.
+Democratic governor, Republican legislature.
+So, unless the legislature writes a bill, and it got voted on the floor, it cannot pass.”
+Smith says that “the rules in Florida are f***ed up” and that Florida is a “cracker state,” explaining that the Florida legislature has to become racially black for Gillum’s agenda to advance.
+“Whip up” the poor into a “frenzy in order for them to vote.”
+Smith says that in order to get voters on board with Gillum’s fairy tale platform, the campaign must “whip” lower income individuals “into a frenzy.”
+SMITH: “You whip ’em up.
+The poor, the middle income.
+You have to whip them up into a frenzy in order for them to vote.
+Once Gillum is in, in another 2 years, other Republican Senators and Legislators will be on the ballot.
+So, you have to whip up the Andrew Gillum voters again in those counties to vote out the Republican to get a Democratic Legislature in order for his (Gillum) will to be executed.”
+Smith adds that because not all Democratic voters are the same, that the Gillum campaign needs to appeal to “white guilt” to turn out the vote:
+SMITH: “You have to appeal to white guilt… [be]cause that’s what it is.”
+Smith also explains that the Gillum campaign can’t let voters know what Gillum’s true agenda is before election day:
+SMITH: “… We don’t, do we have to let [the voters] know what the agenda is ahead of time?
+We can’t… We cannot… You alienate everybody.
+Then you get painted like, oh, Gillum is being painted, no.
+You are a socialist, you are way out of left field…”
+Gillum is a “crazy, crazy,” Democrat
+Smith also explains Gillum’s political worldview, saying that “Gillum is a progressive… He is a part of the crazy crazy crazies.”
+Cliff Eserman, who works for the Broward County Democratic Party adds that during the Democratic primary, Gillum had to campaign on values he does not really believe:
+ESERMAN: “In order to win he had to be… He’s really left of center.
+So he was being left, not left of center… For the primary.
+Now [in the general] he’s going back to left of center.”
+Dale Holeness, who is the Broward County Commissioner and also works on Gillum’s campaign, explains Gillum’s gun control views:
+HOLENESS: “There ought to be at least a three-day waiting period for everybody and a full background check for everybody… And we need to- And these automatic guns with sixteen rounds a minute, they ought to not be on the streets either, so that’s his plan.”
+Adrian Young, who works for the Florida Democratic Party also elaborates on Gillum’s gun control views in the report:
+YOUNG: “… I do think he’s not saying specifically like I’m going to ban bump stocks or I’m against ATs, only because he’s running a race right now.
+I do think he would support anybody doing that stuff, Bill Nelson… But I don’t think he can say it just [be]cause he’s trying to get the moderates and the gun-toting people in North Florida…”
+More Elections…
+This is the seventh release in a series Project Veritas Action Fund began publishing in October 2018 exposing dishonesty and unethical conduct in elections across the country.
+Project Veritas Action Fund will continue to publish undercover reports in this series.
+View the other investigative reports in this series:
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+Dear Illegal Alien ‘Caravan’: Say, ‘Hola’ To Trump’s RAZOR Wire
+
+Remember those photos of migrants taunting security forces while sitting on top of the border fence?
+They won’t be doing any of that now.
+In fact, It’s got a whole new look now.
+We won’t be seeing anything near the same bravado with people scaling up and over this one.
+Not with the changes they’ve made in response to the border-crashers that pushed their way into Mexico.
+Trending: WATCH: Lingerie Clad Hottie Attempts ‘The Cannonball’ On Lake In The Dead Of Winter – Pain Ensues
+Here’s the new look:
+Here’s what the President said with the photo:
+“The Fake News is showing old footage of people climbing over our Ocean Area Fence.
+This is what it really looks like – no climbers anymore under our Administration!”
+Here’s some footage of that razor wire going up.
+Here’s what the military was REALLY up to, when CNN and the rest had their little fever dreams about cross-border gun battles.
+If Congress insists on dragging its feet with the building and funding of a permanent solution, Trump will find other ways to secure our Southern border as he had promised to do.
+Like Razorwire.
+The Trumpinator: every time his rivals think they’ve got him down and out, he stands back up and keeps on coming.
+They laughed when he announced his candidacy.
+They thought he was just some kind of a circus sideshow act.
+They couldn’t have been more wrong.
+He survived the primaries and got the nomination.
+He knocked out Crooked Hillary.
+He beat CNN at their own game, and their ratings are now circling the toilet.
+Mueller and the Dossier aren’t just coming up empty, they’re exposing the misdeeds of Brennan, Comey, McCabe, Strzok and all the rest.
+And Trump is still keeping promises, and getting things done.
+The economy is doing exactly what he promised it would.
+#PromisesKept
+And in 2020, The Trumpinator is gonna do it again.
+He’ll be back.
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+Broward County Election Supervisor Brenda Snipes Resigns Amid Florida Voter Fraud
+
+Why she wasn't fired a long time ago is beyond anyone's ability to answer, but Broward County election supervisor Brenda Snipes has resigned amid what is clearly voter fraud that she oversaw.
+However, that should not be good enough for the people of Broward County nor the state of Florida.
+Charges must be made and her arrest should be imminent.
+The Sun-Sentinel reports:
+Just hours after finishing a tumultuous election recount, Broward Supervisor of Elections Brenda Snipes submitted her resignation, ending a 15-year tenure full of botched elections, legal disputes and blistering criticism.
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+“It is true.
+She did send it,” said Burnadette Norris-Weeks, an attorney who works as counsel to the Supervisor of Elections Office.
+Evelyn Perez-Verdia, a former office spokeswoman who left several years ago, said Sunday evening she was told by people in the office that the letter was sent “to Tallahassee” earlier in the day.
+Norris-Weeks said she saw an early draft of the letter.
+In the version she saw, she said Snipes, 75, expressed a desire to spend more time with her family.
+In the final version of the resignation letter, sent to Gov.
+Rick Scott, Snipes said it was her “passion and honor” to have served in the office.
+“I am ready to pass the torch,” she wrote in the letter, which made no mention of controversies surrounding the 2018 election.
+By the way, she missed her deadline.
+“Although I have enjoyed this work tremendously over these many election cycles, both large and small, I am ready to pass the torch,” she wrote.
+She should be ready for prison bars after the fiasco she has created.
+Snipes allowed illegal aliens, non-citizens and felons to vote.
+According to Breitbart, she illegally destroyed ballots.
+Three statewide races in Florida are headed to a recount and all depend on results from a county whose supervisor of elections has a history of losing ballots and breaking laws by allowing illegal immigrants and felons to vote, as well as illegally destroying ballots.
+Broward County supervisor of elections Brenda Snipes’ office has admitted “they don’t know” how many ballots there are still to count.
+Snipes’ latest failure to finalize Tuesday’s election returns days after the polls closed is also in violation of Florida law, which requires elections officials to “report all early voting and all tabulated vote-by-mail results to the Department of State within 30 minutes after the polls close.
+Thereafter, the canvassing board shall report, with the exception of provisional ballot results, updated precinct election results to the department at least every 45 minutes until all results are completely reported.”
+The irony that a constitutionally ineligible candidate for the presidency and RINO extraordinaire, Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL), pointed out that voter fraud going on in Florida just a day after the elections probably didn't help the pressure that Snipes was facing.
+No evidence of fraud in #FloridaElection?
+Dems got voters to use altered forms to fix & submit as many mail ballots as possible after FL deadline in hopes that a judge would later order state to count them.
+Today that’s exactly what a federal judge did.
+https://t.co/MC4Tlvy9gi — Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) November 15, 2018
+Naples Daily News:
+A day after Florida’s election left top state races too close to call, a Democratic party leader directed staffers and volunteers to share altered election forms with voters to fix signature problems on absentee ballots after the state’s deadline.
+The altered forms surfaced in Broward, Santa Rosa, Citrus and Okaloosa counties and were reported to federal prosecutors to review for possible election fraud as Florida counties completed a required recount in three top races.
+But an email obtained by the USA TODAY NETWORK – Florida shows that Florida Democrats were organizing a broader statewide effort beyond those counties to give voters the altered forms to fix improper absentee ballots after the Nov. 5 deadline.
+Democratic party leaders provided staffers with copies of a form, known as a “cure affidavit,” that had been modified to include an inaccurate Nov. 8 deadline.
+We also know that a Broward County employee, Chelsey Smith, signed an affidavit affirming that she had seen members of Snipes' staff engaging in voter fraud.
+She ignored a court order, mixed invalid provisional ballots in with valid ones, and destroyed ballots, but don't worry, a Democrat attorney says that doing so has nothing to do with fraud or corruption.
+Now that federal prosecutors have gotten involved, perhaps it's time to quit talking about it and actually arrest this woman and charge her with crimes against the people of Broward County before more people end up dead in Broward County over their corrupt voting practices.
+Article posted with permission from The Washington Standard
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+In Wake Of Elections, Migrant Caravan Resumes March Towards US Border
+
+Of course, the news of the migrant caravan has largely been abandoned due to the elections and what appears to be voter fraud and election meddling and manipulation across the country, but that doesn't mean that thousands of migrants from Central America have abandoned their quest to enter our country illegally.
+Despite barbed wires and thousands of troops on the border, they have been undeterred.
+A report from RT tells the tale:
+The Central American migrant caravan has just begun another leg of their journey to the US border hastily reinforced by the Army and Marine Corps.
+The migrants previously made a days-long stop in Mexico City.
+The caravan, made up mostly of Hondurans, but also nationals of other Central American countries, is now on the move towards the United States border.
+Migrants resumed their march north on Saturday morning after spending almost a week in Mexico City.
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+... To get there, migrants will have to travel some 1,700 miles (2,735km) to the northwest, a much longer route than to the nearest US border crossing at McAllen, Texas, which many consider to be the safest option.
+Video was also captured showing dozens of people waiting for trains in Mexico subway or boarding heavy trucks or buses somewhere outside the city while others are seen using cars.
+President Donald Trump has warned these people to turn back and that they will not be accepted into the US.
+He recently signed an immigration decree requiring asylum seekers to apply at their point of entry to the country and barring illegal immigrants from requesting asylum.
+“We need people in our country but they have to come in legally and they have to have merit,” Trump told reporters before he departed for Paris.
+https://youtu.be/1jT8Ait1jE
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+Federal Prosecutors Called In After Florida Democrats Caught Altering Election Documents
+
+Florida should be called and called now unless the GOP wants to Florida and Georgia stolen the way they are stealing House seats.
+Photo: Elections staff load ballots into machine as recounting begins at the Broward County Supervisor of Elections Office on Nov. 11, 2018, in Lauderhill, Florida
+Fed.
+Prosecutors Called in After FL Democrats Caught Altering Election Documents.
+By Karista Baldwin, Conservative Tribune November 15, 2018:
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+Last week, the Florida Department of State asked federal prosecutors to look into alterations made on official election documents from the 2018 midterms.
+Politico reported that the department points to the Florida Democratic Party for changing dates on forms used to amend absentee and mail-in ballots.
+These ballots would have been flagged for missing information or for being filled out with incorrect information.
+The amending forms, called “cure affidavits,” were due at 5 p.m on Nov. 5, the evening before Election Day, at the latest.
+During pre-Election Day absentee and mail-in voting, political parties have access to lists of people whose mail-in ballots were rejected for errors.
+Meanwhile, cure affidavits are publicly available and anyone can send them to voters to prompt them to “fix” their ballots.
+According to Politico, the DOS released affidavits on Tuesday, which demonstrate that four different counties said the ballots could be returned by 5 p.m on Thursday, Nov. 8, past the official due date.
+Among the counties involved with the altered affidavits is Broward, which has been a hotspot for controversy as many Florida races have led to a recount.
+Some people point to Brenda Snipes, Broward’s Elections chief, for her troubling history of election transgressions.
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+Politico reported that they received audio of a Florida Democratic party volunteer leaving a voicemail to a voter in Palm Beach County to revise their mailed ballot after Election Day.
+Palm Beach County failed to make Florida’s recount deadline on Thursday.
+Matt Dixon, bureau chief of Politico, tweeted on Wednesday that the Democratic party volunteer call came during Florida’s ballot recount after ballots were allowed to be amended.
+“We are now doing a recount, so we want to make sure you let your vote be counted,” Dixon quoted from the voicemail.
+It seems that Democrats may have called absentee voters about supplying them with cure affidavits after the permitted date.
+It also looks like whoever sent out the cure affidavits physically changed the due date to say Nov. 8, instead of Nov. 6.
+Bradley McVay, DOS interim general counsel, asked attorneys in Florida to investigate the conflicting dates.
+“Altering a form in a manner that provides the incorrect date for a voter to cure a defect … imposes a burden on the voter significant enough to frustrate the voter’s ability to vote,” McVay wrote in a letter, sent on Nov. 9 and publicly released on Tuesday.
+According to DOS officials, they are less concerned with the inaccurate dates, and more concerned with the fact that the cure affidavits appear to have been deliberately altered.
+State officials turned over the altered forms to federal investigators.
+Of the many allegations of ballot mishandling in Florida, this is the first that has been referred to the federal government.
+While Democrats seem to have told voters they could fix ballot errors up to the Thursday after Election Day — these votes could not count.
+It looks like Democrats may have hurt their own interests by misleading their voters.
+They may have believed that they were supplying the correct information, but they still should not have altered official documents without verifying that they were right, which they weren’t.
+It is yet to be determined whether the federal investigation will find Democratic ineptitude or deception in this case.
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+Top Florida County Election Official Illegally Let People Vote Over Fax & Email
+
+This happened in “heavily Republican Bay County,” and Democrat gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum is outraged.
+Meanwhile, Democrat election officials are marking ballots themselves and “finding” boxes of them everywhere to try to get him to victory, and when confronted about that, Gillum says, “Every vote must be counted.”
+This is a disgrace.
+Have you ever heard of a close election in which a recount and “found” ballots gave the Republican victory?
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+Of course not.
+This massive Democrat voter fraud could be the end of our free republic.
+“Top FL County Election Official Illegally Let People Vote Over Fax, Email,” by Randy DeSoto, Western Journal, November 13, 2018 (thanks to Mark):
+The top election official in heavily Republican Bay County allowed residents displaced by Hurricane Michael to vote by email and fax, contrary to Florida law.
+Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum and others are expressing outrage at the special provision made for these voters.
+The Miami Herald reported that Bay County Supervisor of Elections Mark Andersen said on Monday that 11 ballots were accepted by email and 147 were faxed in, though Florida law only permits those serving in the military overseas to use these methods….
+According to the Herald, Gov.
+Rick Scott issued an executive order on Oct. 18 allowing election supervisors in Bay County and other counties impacted by the storm to extend early voting days and designate more early voting locations, but did not make provision for voting by fax or email.
+Speaking at an African American church in Boynton Beach in Palm Beach County, north of Miami, on Monday night, Gillum expressed outrage that Anderson broke election laws and allowed these approximately 150 Floridians to vote by fax or email, The Associated Press reported.
+“These are the stories that we know,” Gillum said.
+“Imagine the ones that we don’t.” Meanwhile, Gillum along with Florida Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson continue to call for all the votes to be counted in heavily Democratic Broward and Palm Beach counties, despite election officials in both missing state mandated deadlines in providing vote tallies.
+President Donald Trump tweeted late last week, “Mayor Gillum conceded on Election Day and now Broward County has put him ‘back in play.’ Bill Nelson conceded Election — now he’s back in play!?
+This is an embarrassment to our County and to Democracy!”
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+Altered Election Documents Tied To Florida Democrats Reviewed By Federal Prosecutors
+
+It is high time that this begin.
+The Democrats are committing voter fraud on a massive scale, and not only in Florida, but in Arizona, Georgia, California and elsewhere.
+In Arizona, it is already over, and a pro-jihad Marxist Democrat who lost the election will be going to the Senate.
+In Florida, the Democrats are likewise working feverishly to overturn the will of the people.
+They are insane in their lust for power, and will destroy even our democratic system to get it.
+“Federal prosecutors reviewing altered election documents tied to Florida Democrats,” by Matt Dixon, Politico, November 14, 2018:
+TALLAHASSEE — The Florida Department of State last week asked federal prosecutors to investigate dates that were changed on official state election documents, the first voting “irregularities” it has flagged in the wake of the 2018 elections.
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+The concerns, which the department says can be tied to the Florida Democratic Party, center around date changes on forms used to fix vote-by-mail ballots sent with incorrect or missing information.
+Known as “cure affidavits,” those documents used to fix mail ballots were due no later than 5 p.m. on Nov. 5 — the day before the election.
+But affidavits released on Tuesday by the DOS show that documents from four different counties said the ballots could be returned by 5 p.m. on Thursday, which is not accurate.
+Audio of a Florida Democratic Party caller leaving a voicemail message asking a Palm Beach County voter to fix their vote by mail ballot after Election Day, which is not allowed, was also sent to POLITICO separately.
+It was not part of the information turned over to federal prosecutors.
+Among the counties in question is Broward, which emerged as the epicenter of controversy as three statewide races and three local legislative races went into recounts following the Nov. 6 elections.
+Republicans have pointed to embattled Broward Elections chief Brenda Snipes’ record of past election gaffes in arguing that the largely Democratic country is tilted against them — perhaps fraudulently so.
+DOS officials have repeatedly told the media that the monitors they sent to Broward County saw no election fraud.
+It wasn’t until Tuesday that the office revealed publicly that it had turned over information to federal prosecutors.
+The information was sent on Nov. 9 by Bradley McVay, DOS’ interim general counsel, who asked that the altered dates be investigated.
+“Altering a form in a manner that provides the incorrect date for a voter to cure a defect … imposes a burden on the voter significant enough to frustrate the voter’s ability to vote,” McVay wrote in a letter that was sent Nov. 9 and released publicly on Tuesday.
+The letter was sent to U.S.
+Attorneys Christopher P. Canova of the Northern District of Florida, Maria Chapa Lopez of the Middle District of Florida and Ariana Fajardo Orshan in the Southern District of Florida.
+The records released by DOS, which is part of Gov.
+Rick Scott’s administration, point the finger at the Florida Democratic Party.
+Political parties can get daily lists of people who had their mail-in ballots rejected.
+Political parties — or anyone else — can also get the publicly available cure affidavits and send them to voters who had a mail-in ballot rejected to encourage them to fix the ballots.
+In an email chain released as part of the Department of State’s Tuesday document dump, Citrus County Supervisor of Elections Susan Gill last week told DOS officials that a voter who received one of the cure affidavits with the wrong date had also received a call from a number identified as the Tallahassee office of the Florida Democratic Party, an indication the party was reaching out about her vote by mail ballot.
+“When I called it, it is the Democratic Party of Florida,” she said in a Nov. 8 email to DOS officials.
+She went on to write that she thinks the incorrect date was used because whoever sent the cure affidavit mixed up the deadline for cure affidavits with the deadline for provisional ballots.
+But, she said, “a bigger problem is the fact they actually changed one of the DOE forms.”…
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+Guardian ups its vilification of Julian Assange
+
+It is welcome that finally there has been a little pushback, including from leading journalists, to the Guardian’s long-running vilification of Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks.
+Reporter Luke Harding’s latest article, claiming that Donald Trump’s disgraced former campaign manager Paul Manafort secretly visited Assange in Ecuador’s embassy in London on three occasions, is so full of holes that even hardened opponents of Assange in the corporate media are struggling to stand by it.
+Faced with the backlash, the Guardian quickly – and very quietly – rowed back its initial certainty that its story was based on verified facts.
+Instead, it amended the text, without acknowledging it had done so, to attribute the claims to unnamed, and uncheckable, “sources”.
+The propaganda function of the piece is patent.
+It is intended to provide evidence for long-standing allegations that Assange conspired with Trump, and Trump’s supposed backers in the Kremlin, to damage Hillary Clinton during the 2016 presidential race.
+The Guardian’s latest story provides a supposedly stronger foundation for an existing narrative: that Assange and Wikileaks knowingly published emails hacked by Russia from the Democratic party’s servers.
+In truth, there is no public evidence that the emails were hacked, or that Russia was involved.
+Central actors have suggested instead that the emails were leaked from within the Democratic party.
+Nonetheless, this unverified allegation has been aggressively exploited by the Democratic leadership because it shifts attention away both from its failure to mount an effective electoral challenge to Trump and from the damaging contents of the emails.
+These show that party bureaucrats sought to rig the primaries to make sure Clinton’s challenger for the Democratic nomination, Bernie Sanders, lost.
+To underscore the intended effect of the Guardian’s new claims, Harding even throws in a casual and unsubstantiated reference to “Russians” joining Manafort in supposedly meeting Assange.
+Manafort has denied the Guardian’s claims, while Assange has threatened to sue the Guardian for libel.
+‘Responsible for Trump’
+The emotional impact of the Guardian story is to suggest that Assange is responsible for four years or more of Trump rule.
+But more significantly, it bolsters the otherwise risible claim that Assange is not a publisher – and thereby entitled to the protections of a free press, as enjoyed by the Guardian or the New York Times – but the head of an organisation engaged in espionage for a foreign power.
+The intention is to deeply discredit Assange, and by extension the Wikileaks organisation, in the eyes of right-thinking liberals.
+That, in turn, will make it much easier to silence Assange and the vital cause he represents: the use of new media to hold to account the old, corporate media and political elites through the imposition of far greater transparency.
+The Guardian story will prepare public opinion for the moment when Ecuador’s rightwing government under President Lenin Moreno forces Assange out of the embassy, having already withdrawn most of his rights to use digital media.
+It will soften opposition when the UK moves to arrest Assange on self-serving bail violation charges and extradites him to the US.
+And it will pave the way for the US legal system to lock Assange up for a very long time.
+For the best part of a decade, any claims by Assange’s supporters that avoiding this fate was the reason Assange originally sought asylum in the embassy was ridiculed by corporate journalists, not least at the Guardian.
+Even when a United Nations panel of experts in international law ruled in 2016 that Assange was being arbitrarily – and unlawfully – detained by the UK, Guardian writers led efforts to discredit the UN report.
+See here and here.
+Now Assange and his supporters have been proved right once again.
+An administrative error this month revealed that the US justice department had secretly filed criminal charges against Assange.
+Heavy surveillance
+The problem for the Guardian, which should have been obvious to its editors from the outset, is that any visits by Manafort would be easily verifiable without relying on unnamed “sources”.
+Glenn Greenwald is far from alone in noting that London is possibly the most surveilled city in the world, with CCTV cameras everywhere.
+The environs of the Ecuadorian embassy are monitored especially heavily, with continuous filming by the UK and Ecuadorian authorities and most likely by the US and other actors with an interest in Assange’s fate.
+The idea that Manafort or “Russians” could have wandered into the embassy to meet Assange even once without their trail, entry and meeting being intimately scrutinised and recorded is simply preposterous.
+According to Greenwald: “If Paul Manafort … visited Assange at the Embassy, there would be ample amounts of video and other photographic proof demonstrating that this happened.
+The Guardian provides none of that.”
+Former British ambassador Craig Murray also points out the extensive security checks insisted on by the embassy to which any visitor to Assange must submit.
+Any visits by Manafort would have been logged.
+In fact, the Guardian obtained the embassy’s logs in May, and has never made any mention of either Manafort or “Russians” being identified in them.
+It did not refer to the logs in its latest story.
+Murray:
+The problem with this latest fabrication is that [Ecuador’s President] Moreno had already released the visitor logs to the Mueller inquiry.
+Neither Manafort nor these “Russians” are in the visitor logs … What possible motive would the Ecuadorean government have for facilitating secret unrecorded visits by Paul Manafort?
+Furthermore it is impossible that the intelligence agency – who were in charge of the security – would not know the identity of these alleged “Russians”.
+No fact-checking
+It is worth noting it should be vitally important for a serious publication like the Guardian to ensure its claims are unassailably true – both because Assange’s personal fate rests on their veracity, and because, even more importantly, a fundamental right, the freedom of the press, is at stake.
+Given this, one would have expected the Guardian’s editors to have insisted on the most stringent checks imaginable before going to press with Harding’s story.
+At a very minimum, they should have sought out a response from Assange and Manafort before publication.
+Neither precaution was taken.
+I worked for the Guardian for a number of years, and know well the layers of checks that any highly sensitive story has to go through before publication.
+In that lengthy process, a variety of commissioning editors, lawyers, backbench editors and the editor herself, Kath Viner, would normally insist on cuts to anything that could not be rigorously defended and corroborated.
+And yet this piece seems to have been casually waved through, given a green light even though its profound shortcomings were evident to a range of well-placed analysts and journalists from the outset.
+That at the very least hints that the Guardian thought they had “insurance” on this story.
+And the only people who could have promised that kind of insurance are the security and intelligence services – presumably of Britain, the United States and / or Ecuador.
+It appears the Guardian has simply taken this story, provided by spooks, at face value.
+Even if it later turns out that Manafort did visit Assange, the Guardian clearly had no compelling evidence for its claims when it published them.
+That is profoundly irresponsible journalism – fake news – that should be of the gravest concern to readers.
+A pattern, not an aberration
+Despite all this, even analysts critical of the Guardian’s behaviour have shown a glaring failure to understand that its latest coverage represents not an aberration by the paper but decisively fits with a pattern.
+Glenn Greenwald, who once had an influential column in the Guardian until an apparent, though unacknowledged, falling out with his employer over the Edward Snowden revelations, wrote a series of baffling observations about the Guardian’s latest story.
+First, he suggested it was simply evidence of the Guardian’s long-standing (and well-documented) hostility towards Assange.
+“The Guardian, an otherwise solid and reliable paper, has such a pervasive and unprofessionally personal hatred for Julian Assange that it has frequently dispensed with all journalistic standards in order to malign him.”
+It was also apparently evidence of the paper’s clickbait tendencies:
+“They [Guardian editors] knew that publishing this story would cause partisan warriors to excitedly spread the story, and that cable news outlets would hyperventilate over it, and that they’d reap the rewards regardless of whether the story turned out to be true or false.”
+And finally, in a bizarre tweet, Greenwald opined, “I hope the story [maligning Assange] turns out true” – apparently because maintenance of the Guardian’s reputation is more important than Assange’s fate and the right of journalists to dig up embarrassing secrets without fear of being imprisoned.
+I think the Guardian is an important paper with great journalists.
+I hope the story turns out true.
+But the skepticism over this story is very widespread, including among Assange's most devoted haters, because it's so sketchy.
+If Manafort went there, there's video.
+Let's see it.
+— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) November 28, 2018
+Deeper malaise
+What this misses is that the Guardian’s attacks on Assange are not exceptional or motivated solely by personal animosity.
+They are entirely predictable and systematic.
+Rather than being the reason for the Guardian violating basic journalistic standards and ethics, the paper’s hatred of Assange is a symptom of a deeper malaise in the Guardian and the wider corporate media.
+Even aside from its decade-long campaign against Assange, the Guardian is far from “solid and reliable”, as Greenwald claims.
+It has been at the forefront of the relentless, and unhinged, attacks on Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn for prioritising the rights of Palestinians over Israel’s right to continue its belligerent occupation.
+Over the past three years, the Guardian has injected credibility into the Israel lobby’s desperate efforts to tar Corbyn as an anti-semite.
+See here, here and here.
+Similarly, the Guardian worked tirelessly to promote Clinton and undermine Sanders in the 2016 Democratic nomination process – another reason the paper has been so assiduous in promoting the idea that Assange, aided by Russia, was determined to promote Trump over Clinton for the presidency.
+The Guardian’s coverage of Latin America, especially of populist leftwing governments that have rebelled against traditional and oppressive US hegemony in the region, has long grated with analysts and experts.
+Its especial venom has been reserved for leftwing figures like Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez, democratically elected but official enemies of the US, rather than the region’s rightwing authoritarians beloved of Washington.
+The Guardian has been vocal in the so-called “fake news” hysteria, decrying the influence of social media, the only place where leftwing dissidents have managed to find a small foothold to promote their politics and counter the corporate media narrative.
+The Guardian has painted social media chiefly as a platform overrun by Russian trolls, arguing that this should justify ever-tighter restrictions that have so far curbed critical voices of the dissident left more than the right.
+Heroes of the neoliberal order
+Equally, the Guardian has made clear who its true heroes are.
+Certainly not Corbyn or Assange, who threaten to disrupt the entrenched neoliberal order that is hurtling us towards climate breakdown and economic collapse.
+Its pages, however, are readily available to the latest effort to prop up the status quo from Tony Blair, the man who led Britain, on false pretences, into the largest crime against humanity in living memory – the attack on Iraq.
+That “humanitarian intervention” cost the lives of many hundreds of thousands of Iraqis and created a vacuum that destabilised much of the Middle East, sucked in Islamic jihadists like al-Qaeda and ISIS, and contributed to the migrant crisis in Europe that has fuelled the resurgence of the far-right.
+None of that is discussed in the Guardian or considered grounds for disqualifying Blair as an arbiter of what is good for Britain and the world’s future.
+The Guardian also has an especial soft spot for blogger Elliot Higgins, who, aided by the Guardian, has shot to unlikely prominence as a self-styled “weapons expert”.
+Like Luke Harding, Higgins invariably seems ready to echo whatever the British and American security services need verifying “independently”.
+Higgins and his well-staffed website Bellingcat have taken on for themselves the role of arbiters of truth on many foreign affairs issues, taking a prominent role in advocating for narratives that promote US and NATO hegemony while demonising Russia, especially in highly contested arenas such as Syria.
+That clear partisanship should be no surprise, given that Higgins now enjoys an “academic” position at, and funding from, the Atlantic Council, a high-level, Washington-based think-tank founded to drum up support for NATO and justify its imperialist agenda.
+Improbably, the Guardian has adopted Higgins as the poster-boy for a supposed citizen journalism it has sought to undermine as “fake news” whenever it occurs on social media without the endorsement of state-backed organisations.
+The truth is that the Guardian has not erred in this latest story attacking Assange, or in its much longer-running campaign to vilify him.
+With this story, it has done what it regularly does when supposedly vital western foreign policy interests are at stake – it simply regurgitates an elite-serving, western narrative.
+Its job is to shore up a consensus on the left for attacks on leading threats to the existing, neoliberal order: whether they are a platform like Wikileaks promoting whistle-blowing against a corrupt western elite; or a politician like Jeremy Corbyn seeking to break apart the status quo on the rapacious financial industries or Israel-Palestine; or a radical leader like Hugo Chavez who threatened to overturn a damaging and exploitative US dominance of “America’s backyard”; or social media dissidents who have started to chip away at the elite-friendly narratives of corporate media, including the Guardian.
+The Guardian did not make a mistake in vilifying Assange without a shred of evidence.
+It did what it is designed to do.
+UPDATE: Excellent background from investigative journalist Gareth Porter, published shortly before Harding’s story, explains why the Guardian’s hit-piece is so important for those who want Assange out of the embassy and behind bars.
+Read Porter’s article here.
+No one pays me to write these blog posts.
+If you appreciated it, or any of the others, please consider hitting the donate button in the right-hand margin (computer) or below (phone).
diff --git a/cached_datasets/SI/train-train-articles/article999001970.txt b/cached_datasets/SI/train-train-articles/article999001970.txt
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+SNL Indian Comedian Silenced for "Offensive Jokes" at Columbia
+
+Andy Warhol was only half-right.
+In the future everyone will be the subject of social justice crybullying for 15 minutes.
+Also the Left killed comedy.
+This is what its corpse looks like.
+Saturday Night Live writer and comedian Nimesh Patel was pulled from the stage by event organizers after telling jokes that were criticized as racist and homophobic during his performance at cultureSHOCK: Reclaim, an event held by Columbia Asian American Alliance on Friday night.
+Patel, 32, was the first Indian-American writer for SNL, and has since been nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing.
+Patel has previously performed on Late Night with Seth Meyers and opened for comedians such as Chris Rock.
+During the event, Patel’s performance featured commentary on his experience living in a diverse area of New York City—including a joke about a gay, black man in his neighborhood—which AAA officials deemed inappropriate.
+Patel joked that being gay cannot be a choice because “no one looks in the mirror and thinks, ‘this black thing is too easy, let me just add another thing to it.’”
+That's what Columbia snowflakes thought was offensive.
+I can't imagine what they would have made of Richard Pryor, or at this point even, Chris Rock.
+It's also a version of a Sammy Davis Jr joke about converting to Judaism.
+Which is now a hate crime.
+About 30 minutes into Patel’s set, members of AAA interrupted the performance, denounced his jokes about racial identities and sexual orientation, and provided him with a few moments for closing remarks.
+Comrades, these jokes you have been listening to are thought crimes!
+Patel pushed back on the officials’ remarks, and said that while he stood in solidarity with Asian American identities, none of his remarks were offensive, and he was exposing the audience to ideas that would be found “in the real world.” Before he could finish, Patel’s microphone was cut from off-stage, and he proceeded to leave.
+The real world?
+This is Columbia.
+For Sofia Jao, BC ‘22, problems with the performance resided not in the set, but with Patel’s closing remarks.
+“I really dislike when people who are older say that our generation needs to be exposed to the real world.
+Obviously the world is not a safe space but just accepting that it’s not and continuing to perpetuate the un-safeness of it… is saying that it can’t be changed,” said Jao.
+“When older generations say you need to stop being so sensitive, it’s like undermining what our generation is trying to do in accepting others and making it safer.”
+Patel is 32.
+I'm sure Patel felt very, like, accepted.
diff --git a/cached_datasets/SI/train.tsv b/cached_datasets/SI/train.tsv
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+“	O
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+And	O
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+A	O
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+Both	O
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+This	O
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+“	O
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+At	O
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+The	O
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+“	O
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+Why	O
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+About	O
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+Following	O
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+
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+
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+
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+Let	O
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+“	O
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+Judging	O
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+
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+It	O
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+This	O
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+In	O
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+So	O
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+The	O
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+The	O
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+Remember	O
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+Bergoglio	O
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+If	O
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+Furthermore	O
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+Let	O
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+Farrell	O
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+James	O
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+“	O
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+And	O
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+Known	O
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+This	O
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+.	O
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+Purge	B-PROP
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+.	O
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+#	B-PROP
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+Our	O
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+This	O
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+How	O
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+And	O
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+The	O
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+As	O
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+
+Spend	O
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+
+What	O
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+the	O
+chaff	O
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+
+The	O
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+of	O
+Hell	O
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+But	O
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+,	O
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+
+They	O
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+They	O
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+,	O
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+
+Today	O
+,	O
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+Where	O
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+Why	O
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+Aggiornamento	O
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+The	O
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+
+Yet	O
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+
+As	O
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+The	O
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+Now	O
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+I	O
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+When	O
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+Nonetheless	O
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+The	O
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+They	O
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+They	O
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+Of	O
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+Perhaps	O
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+“	O
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+As	O
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+Inevitably	O
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+But	O
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+Rather	O
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+Needless	O
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+But	O
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+
+Many	O
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+
+Pedophile	B-PROP
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+But	O
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+
+Running	O
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+
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+
+The	O
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+
+She	O
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+
+It	O
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+?	O
+
+That	O
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+
+The	O
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+And	O
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+
+We	O
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+
+Something	O
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+
+And	O
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+”	O
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+
+Those	O
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+Mother	O
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+protect	O
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+n’t	O
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+isolated	O
+issue	O
+.	O
+
+It	O
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+.	O
+
+This	O
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+crisis	O
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+During	O
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diff --git a/configs/si_config.yml b/configs/si_config.yml
index 8ae83c0..4b5623d 100644
--- a/configs/si_config.yml
+++ b/configs/si_config.yml
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ model_type: roberta
 config_name: roberta-large
 model_name_or_path: model_checkpoints/ner_roberta_large_uncased_crf_7700
 max_seq_length: 256
-per_gpu_train_batch_size: 8
+per_gpu_train_batch_size: 4
 per_gpu_eval_batch_size: 1
 learning_rate: 2e-5
 save_steps: 700
diff --git a/datasets/README.md b/datasets/README.md
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..ac4831d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/datasets/README.md
@@ -0,0 +1,115 @@
+##### README file for the PTC corpus Version 2
+​
+Contents
+​
+1. About the Propaganda Techniques Corpus (PTC)
+2. The tasks
+3. Data format
+4. Citation
+5. Changes in Version 2
+
+
+About the Propaganda Techniques Corpus (PTC)
+--------------------------------------------
+​
+This is the README file for the Propaganda Techniques Corpus (PTC), used at SemEval 2020 task 11. PTC is a corpus of texts annotated with 18 fine-grained propaganda techniques.
+​
+PTC was manually annotated by six professional annotators (both unitized and labeled) considering the fololowing 18 propaganda techniques:
+​
+* Loaded Language
+* Name Calling,Labeling
+* Repetition
+* Exaggeration,Minimization
+* Doubt
+* Appeal to fear-prejudice
+* Flag-Waving
+* Causal Oversimplification
+* Slogans
+* Appeal to Authority
+* Black-and-White Fallacy
+* Thought-terminating Cliches
+* Whataboutism
+* Reductio ad Hitlerum
+* Red Herring
+* Bandwagon
+* Obfuscation,Intentional Vagueness,Confusion
+* Straw Men
+​
+Given the relatively low frequency of some of the techniques in the corpus, we decided to merge similar underrepresented techniques into one superclass:
+​
+For example, "Bandwagon" and "Reductio ad Hitlerum" are combined into "Bandwagon,Reductio ad Hitlerum".
+Similarly, "Straw Men", "Red Herring" and "Whataboutism" are merged into "Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring"
+​
+We further eliminated "Obfuscation,Intentional Vagueness,Confusion" as there were only 11 annotated cases in the whole corpus. Those two changes aim to simplify subtask 2 (see below). 
+​
+Tasks
+--------------------------------------------
+Among the different tasks that the corpus can enable, SemEval 2020 Task 11 focuses on the following ones:
+​
+Subtask 1. Propaganda Identification.
+Given a plain-text document, identify specific fragments that contain a propaganda technique. This is a binary sequence tagging task.
+​
+Subtask 2. Propaganda Technique Labeling.
+Given a text fragment identified as propaganda and its document context, identify the propaganda technique at hand. This is a multi-class classification problem.
+​
+​
+Data format
+--------------------------------------------
+​
+The corpus includes one plain text file and two annotation files per document. The annotation files are tab separated. The annotation file for subtask 2 includes the following columns:
+​
+C1. Article ID
+C2. The propaganda technique applied in the instance.
+C3. The starting offset of the propaganda instance (inclusive)
+C4. The ending offset of the propaganda instance (exclusive)
+​
+The annotation file for subtask 1 is identical, except that it does not include C2 above.
+​
+C1. Article ID
+C2. The starting offset of the propaganda instance (inclusive)
+C3. The ending offset of the propaganda instance (exclusive)
+​
+Notes:
+​
+- Different propaganda techniques can overlap, either fully or partially.
+- The articles were retrieved with newspaper3k library. The title is
+in the first row, followed by an empty row. The content of the article
+starts from the third row, one sentence per line (sentence splitting was
+performed automatically using teh NLTK sentence splitter).
+- The training and the development partitions of PTC include 446 articles (350k tokens) from 48 news outlets.
+​
+​
+Citation 
+--------------------------------------------
+​
+Please cite the following publication when using the PTC corpus:
+​
+G. Da San Martino, S. Yu, A. Barrón-Cedeño, R. Petrov and P. Nakov, “Fine-Grained Analysis of Propaganda in News Articles”, to appear at Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing (EMNLP 2019), Hong Kong, China, November 3-7, 2019.
+​
+@InProceedings{EMNLP19DaSanMartino,
+author = {Da San Martino, Giovanni and
+Yu, Seunghak and
+Barr\'{o}n-Cede\~no, Alberto and
+Petrov, Rostislav and
+Nakov, Preslav},
+title = {Fine-Grained Analysis of Propaganda in News Articles},
+booktitle = {Proceedings of the 2019 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing and 9th International Joint Conference on Natural Language Processing, EMNLP-IJCNLP 2019, Hong Kong, China, November 3-7, 2019},
+series = {EMNLP-IJCNLP 2019},
+year = {2019},
+address = {Hong Kong, China},
+month = {November},
+}
+
+
+
+Changes in version 2
+--------------------------------------------
+
+The annotations have been revised and modified as follows:
+
+1) All annotations whose starting offset was beyond the lenght of the corresponding article were deleted (1 instance)
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+Police had previously gone to home where Ohio patrol officers were killed
+
+CLEVELAND — Police invstigating domestic disputes had previously gone to the home where a man fatally shot two police officers over the weekend, but no arrests were ever made, police reports from the Columbus suburb of Westerville show.
+Westerville Officers Eric Joering, 39, and Anthony Morelli, 54, were killed shortly after noon Saturday in this normally quiet suburb while responding to a 911 hang-up call.
+The suspect, 30-year-old Quentin Smith, was shot and wounded by the officers and taken to Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center in critical condition Saturday.
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+A series of 911 calls released by the city of Westerville provide some details about what happened Saturday at a complex of town houses.
+Smith lived there with his wife, Candace, and a young daughter.
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+Westerville Police Chief Joe Morbitzer said at a news conference Saturday that Joering and Morelli were shot immediately upon entering.
+After the initial hang-up call at noon, a dispatcher called the number back and reached a woman who was crying and could be heard saying, ‘‘won’t let me in.’’
+Officers were then sent to the home.
+At 12:12 p.m., an officer tells a dispatcher that it’s ‘‘all quiet right now,’’ followed by a door knock.
+At 12:13 p.m., after a dispatcher confirmed contact has been made, a man’s voice could be heard yelling, ‘‘We have shots fired.’’
+Four minutes later, someone, presumably a police officer, told a dispatcher: ‘‘We have two officers down.
+Child on couch, one at gunpoint.’’
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+Earlier, I blogged that the police had released the name of the suspect in the murder of two white Westerville, OH cops (Quentin Lamar Smith) but no picture had appeared.
+I found the picture at right on a Mugshots site, attributed to a guy with the same name, in the same town.
+( Most people named Quentin Lamar Smith are black, by the way.)
+Police charge suspect in death of two Westerville Police officers Quentin Lamar Smith was charged with two counts of aggravated murder on Sunday By WCMH Staff and The Associated Press Published: February 11, 2018, 4:45 pm Updated: February 11, 2018, 6:02 pm WESTERVILLE, OH (WCMH/AP) — The Westerville Division of Police has identified the suspect in the shooting death of two police officers as 30-year-old Quentin Lamar Smith.
+Westerville Police Chief Joe Morbitzer said officer Eric Joering, 39, died at the scene and his colleague, Anthony Morelli, 54, died at a local hospital.
+Smith was charged with two counts of aggravated murder on Sunday.
+Morbitzer said the officers were responding to a “potential domestic situation.” A neighbor who heard the gunfire said it happened at a home where the occupants were “always arguing and fighting.” “The officers gave their lives in defense of others,” Morbitzer said during a news conference, struggling to keep his emotions in check.
+He called them “true American heroes.” The Columbus Police Department is investigating the shootings.
+Police released incident reports showing officers had been to Smith’s home or had dealings with him several times since 2017, some for alleged domestic violence involving a woman identified in the reports as his wife, Candace Smith.
+Authorities said he was wounded and was treated at a hospital.
+In a Nov. 29 incident, Candace Smith, 33, went to a police station and asked about protection orders because she said she and her husband weren’t getting along and she discovered she had a sexually transmitted disease.
+She also told police that when she “threatens to leave Quentin, he tells her that he would kill her, their daughter, and himself,” the report said.
+Candace Smith told police her husband “has a gun that he carries all of the time, and if it isn’t on him, it is close by.” Police were called to the home later that night to investigate a report of domestic violence.
+[More]
+Anyhow, they have now released a different photo (above)and it is the same guy, and he is black.
+This goes in our "Black Murders Of White Cops" category, and also in our "Not Reporting Race" category, since except for the photograph, there's no mention of the race issue.Officers Anthony Morelli and Eric Joering are dead, and Smith is alive in hospital.
+If these two men had survived, and Quentin Lamar Smith had died, you'd be hearing a lot about the race issue.
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+Man arrested for allegedly buying gun used in killing of Ohio officers at scene of 911 hang-up call
+
+A second man has been arrested in the slaying of two Ohio police officers for allegedly buying the gun using in the killing, federal authorities said.
+Gerald Lawson III, 30, is accused of acting as a straw purchaser for the suspect, 30-year-old Quentin Lamar Smith, who is a convicted felon and not permitted to buy a firearm, the Justice Department for the Southern District of Ohio said.
+The Saturday shooting took place when Westerville police officers Eric Joering and Anthony Morelli responded to a 911 hang-up Saturday and were "immediately met with gunfire" and exchanged fire with Smith, police said.
+Andrew Welsh-Huggins/AP
+Tom Dodge/The Columbus Dispatch via AP
+Smith, who allegedly had a Glock semi-automatic handgun, was also injured in the shooting and is in the hospital, authorities said.
+He is expected to survive, police said.
+The Columbus Division of Police, which is leading the investigation, has filed two counts of aggravated murder charges, according to the city of Westerville.
+He has not yet entered a plea.
+Lawson and Smith "have a long history of friendship," according to the Justice Department.
+The Justice Department said a witness told investigators Smith gave Lawson money for the firearm and an extra $100 as compensation.
+Lawson was arrested today and charged with aiding and abetting the possession of a firearm by a prohibited person, the Justice Department said.
+He is scheduled to appear before a judge this afternoon.
+Tom Dodge/The Columbus Dispatch via AP
+Tom Dodge/The Columbus Dispatch via AP
+The officers were "true American heroes" and "were two of the best we had," Westerville Police Chief Joe Morbitzer said this weekend.
+“This was their calling, and they did it right," Morbitzer said.
+Sam Greene/Cincinnati Enquirer via USA TODAY
+Sam Greene/Cincinnati Enquirer via USA TODAY
+Ohio Gov.
+John Kasich today ordered all flags be flown at half-staff in the state in honor of two police officers, who were gunned down in the governor's hometown.
+A procession was held this morning for the fallen officers, leading from the coroner's office to the funeral homes.
+Dozens of officers outside the coroners office honoring the fallen Westerville officers.
+We’ll share the escort live in a few minutes on CPD Facebook.
+@tellwesterville @WestervillePD pic.twitter.com/OVGUvozPDZ — Columbus Ohio Police (@ColumbusPolice) February 12, 2018
+WBNS
+Morelli, 54, was a 29-year veteran of the department.
+Westerville Police Department
+Joering, 39, was a 16-year veteran of the department.
+Westerville Police Department
+Morelli was married with two children and Joering was married with four daughters, according to The New York Times.
+Morelli's and Joering's families released a statement saying how "thankful" they are for the Westerville community.
+"We feel loved and blessed, and we are appreciative of the outpouring of support," the statement read.
+"We have seen and heard so much from people who have shared stories about how our men impacted their lives.
+They will be so greatly missed, not only by us, but by everyone they touched."
+The statement described the fallen officers as "dedicated," both to their jobs and as their roles as fathers and husbands.
+"We are so sad that Eric will not see his three daughters graduate from high school.
+We’re devastated Tony will not be able to walk his daughter down the aisle at her wedding," the statement read.
+The families requested privacy and "time to heal" to mourn the loss of the officers.
+Morbitzer said Sunday that as the department works with the families on funeral arrangements, the police "have seen fake GoFundMe pages established already.
+We have had people calling our radio room screaming threats, obscenities and vulgarities at our radio techs.
+And quite frankly there’s a special place in hell for those people, and my wish is that it comes very soon.”
+President Donald Trump tweeted Sunday that he spoke to Kasich "to express condolences and prayers to all for the horrible shooting of two great police officers."
+Just spoke to @JohnKasich to express condolences and prayers to all for the horrible shooting of two great police officers from @WestervillePD.
+This is a true tragedy!
+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 11, 2018
+Kasich tweeted about the shooting several times, including to say, "The finest among us are those who risk it all everyday for our safety, and Officers Anthony Morelli and Eric Joering were those people.
+Their deaths are a terrible tragedy for my hometown of Westerville and all of Ohio."
+The finest among us are those who risk it all everyday for our safety, and Officers Anthony Morelli and Eric Joering were those people.
+Their deaths are a terrible tragedy for my hometown of Westerville and all of Ohio.
+(1/2) — John Kasich (@JohnKasich) February 10, 2018
+New York City Police Commissioner James O'Neill also spoke out, tweeting, "Everyone should be as upset about this as America’s law enforcement officers are.
+No cop, anywhere, 'signed up' to be murdered."
+.
+@WestervillePD confirms 2 officers ambushed & killed today after responding to a 911 hang-up; fired upon when they arrived at the address.
+Everyone should be as upset about this as America’s law enforcement officers are.
+No cop, anywhere, “signed up” to be murdered.
+#NYPD pic.twitter.com/JZcso4cguN — Commissioner O'Neill (@NYPDONeill) February 10, 2018
+Lawson was not required to enter a plea in federal court on Monday during a brief appearance, according to The Associated Press.
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+Thanks for publicizing the race of Quentin Lamar Smith.
+I tried for 24 hours before I discovered the mugshot that you published.
+VDARE.com was the first news organization to make his race known, even though he was well known to law enforcement.
+It took about 10 hours for law enforcement to release his name.
+Quentin is a convicted felon who is not allowed to have a gun, even though he carried one everywhere.
+[ Police shooting suspect’s past and police history at the Westerville home, by Tara Morgan, ABC6onyourside.com,February 11th 2018]
+I have been unable to determine the race of Quentin’s wife--the domestic violence victim.
+The fact that there was a wedding makes me think she’s white.
+Also, she kind of sounds white in the 911 calls, but it’s hard to tell.
+Please keep up your great work.
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+Humanity’s WIPEOUT Foreshadowed?
+World Health Chief: Global Pandemic Imminent
+
+According to a World Health Organization doctor, a global pandemic is imminent, and no one will be prepared for it when it hits.
+Dr. Tedros Adhanom, director-general for WHO, has said that the next outbreak that will hit us will be a “terrible” one, causing a large death all over the world.
+“Humanity is more vulnerable in the face of epidemics because we are much more connected and we travel around much more quickly than before,” said WHO specialist in infectious diseases Dr. Sylvie Brand.
+“We know that it is coming, but we have no way of stopping it,” said Brand.
+According to Dr. Tedros, the flu is extremely dangerous to everyone living on the planet.
+This fear was also promoted by experts at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland last month.
+The claims came exactly 100 years after the 1918 Spanish flu that claimed 50 million lives and killed three times as many people as World War I.
+A mutated strain is the most likely contender to wipe out millions because it can join together with other strains to become deadlier.
+“This is not some future nightmare scenario.
+A devastating epidemic could start in any country at any time and kill millions of people because we are still not prepared.
+The world remains vulnerable.
+We do not know where and when the next global pandemic will occur, but we know it will take a terrible toll both on human life and on the economy,” said Dr. Tedros.
+“Hidden underneath this fear-mongering message of a global pandemic is a far more sinister W.H.O.
+agenda,” warns Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, publisher of Medicine.news.
+“The real agenda is a global push for blind, fear-based acceptance of unsafe, unproven vaccines that will be rolled out alongside the next global pandemic,” Adams warns.
+“Fear circumvents rational thinking, which is why the vaccine-pharma cartels routinely turn to irrational fear propaganda to demand absolute and unquestioning acceptance of risky medical interventions that should always be scrutinized for safety and efficacy.” –Natural News
+Dr. Tedros’ comments come on the heels of the plague outbreak in Madagascar, which was the most recent epidemic to receive international aid attention amid fears it would spread.
+More than 200 people were killed during the outbreak that ravaged the island over the winter, which prompted 10 nearby African countries to be placed on high alert.
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+Trump fires Tillerson, replaces with former top spook
+
+Following what has appeared for months to be a strained relationship between President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, the top diplomat is being replaced.
+Trump announced Tillerson’s ouster via Twitter Tuesday, saying: “Mike Pompeo, Director of the CIA, will become our new Secretary of State.
+He will do a fantastic job!
+Thank you to Rex Tillerson for his service!
+Gina Haspel will become the new Director of the CIA, and the first woman so chosen.
+Congratulations to all!”
+This is yet another big shake-up for Trump’s still-young administration — and it may be the most important one to date.
+The move creates some big questions about both the administration’s foreign policy ambitions as well as the president’s relationship with the deep state.
+If you enjoyed Hillary Clinton’s tenure as Secretary of State, you’ll like Pompeo’s.
+Like Clinton and her Democrat allies, Pompeo has long subscribed to the belief that Russia is perpetually meddling in U.S. affairs.
+In fact, he believes Barack Obama got Russian help too.
+While he was being confirmed as CIA chief, the former lawmaker lashed out at Russia for reasserting ” itself aggressively, invading and occupying Ukraine, threatening Europe, and doing nearly nothing to aid in the destruction and defeat of ISIS.”
+Again, if you liked Obama-era, world-on-fire, Russians everywhere State Department shenanigans, this is your guy.
+Pompeo also isn’t a huge fan of calling the federal government out when it is clearly violating the rights of Americans, as shown by his statements last year regarding WikiLeaks.
+“It is time to call out WikiLeaks for what it really is – a non-state hostile intelligence service often abetted by state actors like Russia.
+In January of this year, our Intelligence Community determined that Russian military intelligence — the GRU — had used WikiLeaks to release data of U.S. victims that the GRU had obtained through cyber operations against the Democratic National Committee.
+And the report also found that Russia’s primary propaganda outlet, RT, has actively collaborated with WikiLeaks,” he said.
+Pompeo favors increased U.S. involvement in Syria (hello, Russian proxy war), ratcheting pressure on Iran and regime change in North Korea.
+Clinton City…
+Moving on to Haspel, who will now be heading the CIA, nothing’s looking any brighter.
+She’s a big fan of torture, according to a 2013 Washington Post article pointed out this morning by The Intercept:
+IN MAY 2013, the Washington Post’s Greg Miller reported that the head of the CIA’s clandestine service was being shifted out of that position as a result of “a management shake-up” by then-Director John Brennan.
+As Miller documented, this official — whom the paper did not name because she was a covert agent at the time — was centrally involved in the worst abuses of the CIA’s Bush-era torture regime.
+As Miller put it, she was “directly involved in its controversial interrogation program” and had an “extensive role” in torturing detainees.
+Even more troubling, she “had run a secret prison in Thailand” — part of the CIA’s network of “black sites” — “where two detainees were subjected to waterboarding and other harsh techniques.” The Senate Intelligence Committee’s report on torture also detailed the central role she played in the particularly gruesome torture of detainee Abu Zubaydah.
+Beyond all that, she played a vital role in the destruction of interrogation videotapes that showed the torture of detainees both at the black site she ran and other secret agency locations.
+The concealment of those interrogation tapes, which violated multiple court orders as well as the demands of the 9/11 commission and the advice of White House lawyers, was condemned as “obstruction” by commission chairs Lee Hamilton and Thomas Keane.
+A special prosecutor and grand jury investigated those actions but ultimately chose not to prosecute.
+Bottom line, George W. Bush/Barack Obama era foreign policy and intelligence doctrines aren’t going anywhere under Trump.
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+Yikes!
+Even John McCain is worried about Trump’s CIA pick
+
+Personal Liberty Poll Exercise your right to vote.
+After President Donald Trump nominated Gina Haspel to head the Central Intelligence Agency Tuesday, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) said Americans need answers about her past involvement in state sponsored torture programs.
+As I noted earlier today, Haspel’s long career at the CIA spanned the years of torture carried out under the George W. Bush White House.
+A 2013 Washington Post report on the new CIA head called her role in the torture programs of that era “extensive” and noted that at one point she ran a CIA “black site” in Thailand where torture occurred.
+In a lengthy statement following Haspel’s nomination, McCain expressed big concerns about what it means for the agency’s future, saying:
+During his own confirmation proceedings for Director of the CIA, Mike Pompeo repeatedly committed that he would comply with the law that applies the Army Field Manual’s interrogation requirements to all U.S. agencies, including the CIA.
+The American people now deserve the same assurances from Gina Haspel, whose career with the agency has intersected with the program of so-called ‘enhanced interrogation techniques’ on a number of occasions.
+The torture of detainees in U.S. custody during the last decade was one of the darkest chapters in American history.
+Ms. Haspel needs to explain the nature and extent of her involvement in the CIA’s interrogation program during the confirmation process.
+I know the Senate will do its job in examining Ms. Haspel’s record as well as her beliefs about torture and her approach to current law.
+In the aftermath of the September 11th attacks, our government squandered precious moral authority in a futile effort to produce intelligence by means of torture.
+We are still dealing with the consequences of that desperately misguided decision.
+Current U.S. law is clear in banning enhanced interrogation techniques.
+Any nominee for Director of the CIA must pledge without reservation to uphold this prohibition, which has helped us to regain our position of leadership in the struggle for universal human rights—the struggle upon which this country was founded, and which remains its highest aspiration.
+Americans who value the Constitution should take this rare moment to agree with McCain.
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+From Bad To Worse?
+Tillerson Out – CIA Director Pompeo In At State Dept – Gina Haspel As Head Of CIA
+
+From Bad To Worse?
+Tillerson Out – CIA Director Pompeo In At State Dept – Gina Haspel As Head Of CIA
+Please help support us with cryptocurrency donations.
+Thank you!
+Keeping things moving, and I think a lot of us can just shout out, “What are you thinking?” as President Donald Trump brings CIA Director Mike Pompeo, a man that blasted the likes of Edward Snowden for revealing the crimes of our government, to the State Department and installs Gina Haspel in the position of head of the Central Intelligence Agency.
+Trump tweeted out the news on Tuesday.
+“Mike Pompeo, Director of the CIA, will become our new Secretary of State.
+He will do a fantastic job!
+Thank you to Rex Tillerson for his service!
+Gina Haspel will become the new Director of the CIA, and the first woman so chosen.
+Congratulations to all!” he tweeted.
+Mike Pompeo, Director of the CIA, will become our new Secretary of State.
+He will do a fantastic job!
+Thank you to Rex Tillerson for his service!
+Gina Haspel will become the new Director of the CIA, and the first woman so chosen.
+Congratulations to all!
+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 13, 2018
+The Washington Post first reported on the story prior to Trump’s tweet.
+Trump and Tillerson have had a fraught relationship for many months.
+Trump told reporters Tuesday that he ultimately decided to fire the secretary because they disagreed over strategy in key areas of foreign policy, such as the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, the approach to North Korea and the overall tone of U.S. diplomacy.
+Tillerson said he received a call from Trump around noon Tuesday, more than three hours after his firing was first reported by The Washington Post and announced minutes later in a tweet from the president.
+His voice quivering, Tillerson thanked career diplomats for their “honesty and integrity” and the American people for “acts of kindness,” and he singled out Defense Secretary Jim Mattis for their partnership and mutual support of diplomacy.
+But he notably did not thank Trump or praise his policies.
+Tillerson said he will remain in his post until March 31 but is delegating all authorities for running the State Department to Deputy Secretary John Sullivan and is committed to ensuring “an orderly and smooth transition.” The deposed diplomat also made a clear statement about Russian aggression: “Much work remains to respond to the troubling behavior and actions on the part of the Russian government.”
+
+CNBC reports that Tillerson was not the only firing that took place on Tuesday:
+On Tuesday morning, State Department spokesman Steve Goldstein said Tillerson had no plans to leave.
+He “did not speak to the president this morning and is unaware of the reason” for his firing, the spokesman added.
+Two White House officials told the Associated Press that Tillerson found out he was fired Friday.
+The secretary got a call from White House chief of staff John Kelly but only got told an unspecified presidential tweet concerning him may be coming, officials at the State Department told the wire service.
+Later, the White House fired Goldstein, who contradicted the administration’s account of Tillerson’s ouster, according to NBC News and the AP.
+Goldstein was the under secretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairs.
+Trump later told reporters he disagreed with Tillerson on some issues and feels the diplomat “will be much happier now.”
+While many are happy that Tillerson is gone, many of us are concerned with Mike Pompeo being installed at Secretary of State, especially regarding his un-American comments against NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, who exposed the criminal activity of the Deep State in DC.
+Speaking of Snowden, he decided to chime in on the newly appointed CIA director, but did not say anything about Pompeo becoming Secretary of State.
+“The new CIA director was a key part of the torture program and its illegal cover-up.
+Her name was on the Top Secret order demanding the destruction of tapes to prevent them being seen by Congress.
+Incredible.” Snowden tweeted.
+The new CIA director was a key part of the torture program and its illegal cover-up.
+Her name was on the Top Secret order demanding the destruction of tapes to prevent them being seen by Congress.
+Incredible.
+https://t.co/HjVHCPCbpo https://t.co/VamIGa1A8w — Edward Snowden (@Snowden) March 13, 2018
+“Interesting: The new CIA Director Haspel, who ‘tortured some folks,’ probably can’t travel to the EU to meet other spy chiefs without facing arrest due to an @ECCHRBerlin complaint to Germany’s federal prosecutor,” tweeted Snowden.
+Interesting: The new CIA Director Haspel, who "tortured some folks," probably can't travel to the EU to meet other spy chiefs without facing arrest due to an @ECCHRBerlin complaint to Germany's federal prosecutor.
+Details: https://t.co/7q4euQKtm7 — Edward Snowden (@Snowden) March 13, 2018
+Snowden then asked, “Are these really the values the US should be promoting?
+The CIA might as well start issuing uniforms decorated with skulls and lightning bolts.”
+Are these really the values the US should be promoting?
+The CIA might as well start issuing uniforms decorated with skulls and lightning bolts.
+https://t.co/ZIeHWP57l3 — Edward Snowden (@Snowden) March 13, 2018
+Snowden then offered a piece from The Intercept and The New Yorker for those who want to know a bit more about Gina Haspel.
+Want to know more about Gina Haspel?
+1) https://t.co/7nTSnPYDbZ
+2) https://t.co/Rg6nMJBxch — Edward Snowden (@Snowden) March 13, 2018
+Glenn Greenwald, author of the above piece at The Intercept wrote, “Haspel, who will be the first woman to lead CIA, didn’t just oversee the Bush CIA’s black site but directly participated in the horrific torture of detainees.
+She also participated in the particularly gruesome torture of detainee Abu Zubaydah.”
+“This isn’t a radical departure for CIA,” Greenwald added.
+“After all, Haspel did this under George Tenet.
+At the time, John Brennan – who became Obama’s CIA director – was an advocate of rendition & other torture methods.
+And Pompeo was fine with black sites.
+Still notable: she’s an actual torturer.”
+From Greenwald’s article:
+This is more of the same old, same old going on, and it looks like it’s about to get a lot worse.
+Article posted with permission from Sons Of Liberty Media
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+Gina Haspel, New CIA Director
+
+President Donald Trump nominated Gina Haspel as the new director of the CIA, announcing the news on Twitter.
+Mike Pompeo, the previous director, was nominated to run the State Department to replace the ousted Rex Tillerson.
+* * * * *
+IN MAY 2013, the Washington Post’s Greg Miller reported that the head of the CIA’s clandestine service was being shifted out of that position as a result of “a management shake-up” by then-Director John Brennan.
+As Miller documented, this official — whom the paper did not name because she was a covert agent at the time — was centrally involved in the worst abuses of the CIA’s Bush-era torture regime.
+As Miller put it, she was “directly involved in its controversial interrogation program” and had an “extensive role” in torturing detainees.
+Even more troubling, she “had run a secret prison in Thailand” — part of the CIA’s network of “black sites” — “where two detainees were subjected to waterboarding and other harsh techniques.” The Senate Intelligence Committee’s report on torture also detailed the central role she played in the particularly gruesome torture of detainee Abu Zubaydah.
+Beyond all that, she played a vital role in the destruction of interrogation videotapes that showed the torture of detainees both at the black site she ran and other secret agency locations.
+The concealment of those interrogation tapes, which violated multiple court orders as well as the demands of the 9/11 commission and the advice of White House lawyers, was condemned as “obstruction” by commission chairs Lee Hamilton and Thomas Keane.
+A special prosecutor and grand jury investigated those actions but ultimately chose not to prosecute.
+The name of that CIA official whose torture activities the Post described is Gina Haspel.
+Today, as BuzzFeed’s Jason Leopold noted, CIA Director Mike Pompeo announced that Haspel was selected by Trump to be deputy director of the CIA.
+Read the Whole Article
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+Rand Paul says he’ll oppose Trump’s CIA, State Department nominees
+
+Personal Liberty Poll Exercise your right to vote.
+Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) says he plans to do everything in his power to block President Donald Trump’s nominations to head the State Department and Central Intelligence Agency over war and torture concerns.
+We told you about Trump’s administration shake-ups and new nominees Tuesday:
+Following what has appeared for months to be a strained relationship between President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, the top diplomat is being replaced.
+Trump announced Tillerson’s ouster via Twitter Tuesday, saying: “Mike Pompeo, Director of the CIA, will become our new Secretary of State.
+He will do a fantastic job!
+Thank you to Rex Tillerson for his service!
+Gina Haspel will become the new Director of the CIA, and the first woman so chosen.
+Congratulations to all!” This is yet another big shake-up for Trump’s still-young administration — and it may be the most important one to date.
+The move creates some big questions about both the administration’s foreign policy ambitions as well as the president’s relationship with the deep state.
+“I will oppose both Pompeo’s nomination and Haspel’s nomination,” Paul said Wednesday.
+The Kentucky lawmaker is the first Republican to say he will attempt to block the nominees; but he isn’t the first Republican to express concern.
+Sen. John McCain of Arizona said Tuesday that he wanted answers about Haspel’s background running CIA torture programs prior to her confirmation.
+Paul contends that the Trump nominations directly contradict promises the president made on the campaign trail.
+“I’m perplexed by the nomination of people who love the Iraq War so much that they would advocate for a war with Iran next.
+I think it goes against most of the things President Trump campaigned on,” he said.
+The lawmaker added that he can’t support Haspel, whom he described as having expressed “joyful glee” at being involved in torture programs in the past.
+“I find it just amazing that anyone would consider having this woman at the head of the CIA,” Paul said.
+With Paul’s defection and McCain likely to be undergoing treatment for brain cancer at the time of the vote, Trump’s White House will likely be left scurrying for Democrat support to secure the majority necessary for the nominees to be confirmed in the Senate.
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+Rand Paul: I'll Do "Whatever It Takes" To Block Haspel & Pompeo
+
+Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) has expressed some of my thoughts when it comes to the newly nominated Secretary of State and director of the Central Intelligence Agency.
+Paul told CNN’s “State of the Union” and CBS News’ “Face the Nation” on Sunday that he would do "whatever it takes," including a filibuster, to block the confirmations of Mike Pompeo to head the State Department and Gina Haspel to run the CIA.
+“You really want a diplomat to be in charge of the State Department, not someone who is advocating for war,” he told “Face the Nation.”
+“I frankly think that Pompeo’s positions are too much of an advocate for regime change, really everywhere,” he added.
+"I don't think our policy ought to be for regime change, so I think Pompeo really isn't a good fit to be a diplomat."
+He's right, too.
+Pompeo has advocated for regime change in North Korea.
+We've seen exactly what happens when the US gets involved in such types of regime changes, and the truth is that they really don't work out too well.
+As for Haspel, Paul told "Face The Nation," "She oversaw an illegal black ops operation in Thailand that included torture.
+I don't think torture is what America is about."
+On "State of the Union," Paul added, "I'll do whatever it takes, and that includes filibuster" to block their confirmation.
+"I don't have the power to stop her nomination," he said of Haspel.
+"There's enough votes she'll eventually win.
+Few things in life .
+.
+.
+[are] worth standing up saying 'enough is enough.'"
+"We are not a people that should be so fearful or vengeful that we think that torture is somehow acceptable," he added.
+"On what level could torture ever be acceptable?
+We should make a stand on this.
+She should never lead the CIA."
+Both nominations may face tough confirmation hearings, but it seems that many Americans are just fine with these types of people being in these types of offices.
+The only thing I can think for that kind of reasoning is that people do not know their Constitution and understand exactly what Senator Paul is trying to warn America about.
+Instead, people are acting out of emotion and fear.
+Do I believe we should be concerned about North Korea?
+Sure, but I'm hardly worried that they will actually attack us.
+Am I concerned about jihadis?
+Yep, but I'm not sure I've seen any real hard evidence that torturing them has produced any information that has led to stopping terror attacks.
+And before you tell me about the media reports and CIA involvement, just keep in mind that a former journalist, who is now dead, told the world that the media lies for the CIA.
+So, I'm wary of media reports that claim there have been results from the tactics used.
+Trump has obviously had praise for both Pompeo and Haspel, but then again, his administration has quite a bit of turn over too.
+Mike Pompeo, Director of the CIA, will become our new Secretary of State.
+He will do a fantastic job!
+Thank you to Rex Tillerson for his service!
+Gina Haspel will become the new Director of the CIA, and the first woman so chosen.
+Congratulations to all!
+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 13, 2018
+We'll see how things turn out and I'm sure Senator Paul is not issuing an empty threat in the matter.
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+Bill Clinton: ‘I Did The Right Thing’ During Lewinsky Affair; ‘I Do Not’ Owe Her Apology
+
+Former president Bill Clinton has spoken out about what happened during his affair with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky.
+Among other things, Clinton says Lewinsky is not owed an apology from him and he “did the right thing.”
+As reported by CNN, Speaking to Today, Clinton defended his decision to remain in office following the scandal.
+“A lot of the facts have been conveniently omitted to make the story work, I think partly because they’re frustrated that they got all these serious allegations against the current occupant of the Oval Office and his voters don’t seem to care,” Clinton said, pointing to a series of sexual misconduct allegations against current President Donald Trump, who has denied them.
+“I think I did the right thing.
+I defended the Constitution.”
+In an essay for Vanity Fair published earlier this year, Lewinsky said she was questioning the narrative surrounding the affair, which played a central role in Clinton’s eventual impeachment.
+“Now, at 44, I’m beginning (just beginning) to consider the implications of power differentials that were so vast between a president and a White House intern,” she wrote.
+“I’m beginning to entertain the notion that in such a circumstance the idea of consent might well be rendered moot.”
+When asked if he owed Lewinsky an apology, President Clinton told NBC‘s Craig Melvin, “No, I do not — I have never talked to her.
+But I did say publicly on more than one occasion that I was sorry.
+That’s very different.
+The apology was public.” Although some may not have taken what Clinton said as an apology, he did publicly acknowledge at the National Prayer Breakfast in 1998 that he had “sinned.”
+“I don’t think there is a fancy way to say that I have sinned.
+It is important to me that everybody who has been hurt know that the sorrow I feel is genuine — first and most important, my family, also my friends, my staff, my Cabinet, Monica Lewinsky and her family, and the American people.”
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+Bill Clinton: 'Public apology to Monica Lewinsky was enough'
+
+'I felt terrible then and I came to grips with it.'
+Former President Bill Clinton said his public apology for his affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky was enough.
+NBC’s “Today” show correspondent Craig Melvin asked Clinton in an interview aired Monday if he had ever apologized to Lewinsky, who was 22 and Clinton’s subordinate when they began an affair more than two decades ago.
+“I apologized to everybody in the world,” Clinton said of his public apology.
+Melvin followed up by asking Clinton if he had ever apologized privately.
+“I have never talked to her.
+But I did say publicly on more than one occasion that I was sorry.
+That’s very different.
+The apology was public,” he said.
+Clinton made his public apology in 1998 during the National Prayer Breakfast.
+צילום: Reuters Clinton whispers to first lady Hillary Clinton during White House event
+“I don’t think there is a fancy way to say that I have sinned,” he said there.
+“It is important to me that everybody who has been hurt know that the sorrow I feel is genuine — first and most important, my family, also my friends, my staff, my Cabinet, Monica Lewinsky and her family, and the American people.”
+Clinton told Melvin that at the time the affair became public, “I felt terrible then and I came to grips with it.” He said later in the interview: “I dealt with it 20 years ago plus … I’ve tried to do a good job since then with my life and my work.”
+Clinton also said that he did not regret his decision to fight impeachment, and noted that he left the White House $16 million in debt from his defense.
+Clinton and author James Patterson appeared on “Today” to promote their jointly authored novel “The President is Missing.”
+In an apparent response to the “Today” interview, Lewinsky tweeted Monday that she is “grateful to the myriad people who have helped me evolve + gain perspective in the past 20 years.”
+She also tweeted a link to a personal essay she wrote in February for Vanity Fair on the 20th anniversary of the investigation into the affair, in which she admitted that she suffers from PTSD over the fallout from the investigation and publicity, and that the #MeToo movement had changed her perspective on the affair and its aftermath.
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+Bill Clinton insists he doesn't owe Monica Lewinsky an apology
+
+Former President Bill Clinton insisted in a weekend interview that he doesn't owe a personal apology to Monica Lewinsky, the former White House intern whose adult life has been defined by their inappropriate sexual affair and the global scrutiny that followed.
+'No,' he told NBC in an interview airing Monday on the 'Today' show.
+'I do not – I have never talked to her.
+But I did say publicly on more than one occasion that I was sorry.'
+'I apologized to everybody in the world,' Clinton said, implying that was enough.
+And the flustered former president, more famous for his Don Juan-like seductions than for his policy legacy, portrayed himself, not Lewinsky, as history's victim in the mass-media's retelling of the 1990s saga.
+SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEOS
+Former President Bill Clinton said in an NBC interview airing Monday that he's never personally apologized to Monica Lewinsky for how their sexual affair turned her life upside down – and he doesn't owe her a mea-culpa
+The former president carried on a lengthy affair with Lewinsky, often trysting with her just steps from the Oval Office
+Watch part one of @craigmelvin's interview with Bill Clinton and James Patterson pic.twitter.com/UC8KAQw8Ge — TODAY (@TODAYshow) June 4, 2018
+Her too: Lewinsky has emerged as an anti-bullying activist and now says Clinton engaged in a 'gross abuse of power' by seducing her
+'A lot of the facts have been omitted to make the story work,' he declared, 'I think partly because they're frustrated that they got all these serious allegations against the current occupant of the Oval Office and his voters don't seem to care.'
+And Clinton complained in the interview that he left the presidency financially ruined because of the costs associated with the legal consequences of his actions.
+'Nobody believes that I got out of that for free,' he said.
+'I left the White House $16 million in debt,'
+He's worth about $80 million today, aided by an aggressive schedule of speaking events – many of which paid him six-figure fees for individual appearances.
+In a March essay for Vanity Fair magazine, Lewinsky wrote that 'what transpired between Bill Clinton and myself was not sexual assault, although we now recognize that it constituted a gross abuse of power.'
+Clinton is now on a book tour with co-author James Patterson but got pointed questions from NBC in an interview that aired Monday morning
+Clinton, pictured denying his May-December affair when he was president, was already noted at the time for his lothario habits
+But decades later, she's still traumatized by the aftermath of being identifed globally as the your woman the President of the United States kept on the side and used for his own pleasure just a few feet from the Oval Office.
+'I’m sorry to say I don’t have a definitive answer yet on the meaning of all of the events that led to the 1998 investigation,' Lewinsky wrote of the public humiliation that played out in seeming slow motion.
+'I am unpacking and reprocessing what happened to me.
+Over and over and over again.'
+Clinton is launching a book tour to promote 'The President is Missing,' a fictional political thriller co-written with the famed author James Patterson.
+He accused interviewed Craig Melvin of 'ignor[ing] gaping facts in describing this, and I bet you don't know you don't know them.'
+'This was litigated 20 years ago.
+Two-thirds of the American people sided with me.'
+Lewinsky is pictured on September 21, 1998 meeting with then-president Bill Clinton at a White House function
+If he were president today, he said later, his most famous extramarital affair wouldn't 'be an issue, because people would be using the facts instead of the imagined facts.'
+Patterson, too, defended Clinton – by comparing his sexual affairs in office with those of two preceding Democratic presidents.
+'It's 20 years ago, come on!'
+he blasted Melvin.
+'Let's talk about JFK.
+Let's talk about, you know, LBJ.
+Stop already!'
+Clinton piled on.
+'You think President Kennedy should have resigned?
+Do you believe President Johnson should have resigned?
+Someone should ask you these questions because of the way you formulate the questions,' he jabbed.
+'I dealt with it 20 years ago, plus.'
+Suddenly philosophical and seeming to take a longer view of history, Clinton said: 'I have tried to do a good job since then with my life and with my work.
+That's all I have to say to you.'
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+More UK Sharia: Firefighter Suspended For Supporting Tommy Robinson
+
+No one can say this is not what this is.
+The Sharia is being implemented in the United Kingdom and the Muslims are ready to seek total control.
+The latest evidence of that fact is the suspension of a firefighter who simply voiced his support for the English Defence League's founder, Tommy Robinson.
+A firefighter with Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service took to Facebook to state that he had been suspended from his job over giving support to Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, aka Tommy Robinson.
+The Daily Star reports:
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+Now, a firefighter has taken to his social media account “Jono Booth” and claims to have been suspended after supporting Robinson on Facebook.
+The open account account messaged publicly in support of jailed Robinson.
+After a number of messages, the account claimed the firefighter was leaving Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service after being suspended over his conduct on Facebook.
+The post read: “Well after 22 years in the fire service as a firefighter for Nottinghamshire, yesterday I had a phone call from the fire service saying that I’ve been suspended from duty with immediate effect and I had to hand in my on call alerter and photo I.D card.
+“On asking for what reason this was happening I was told I was going to be investigated on some of the content I had recently put on Facebook.” He added: “Since yesterday morning’s phone call from them I have since handed my notice in at the fire service.
+“Firefighter Booth signing off.”…
+Robinson was arrested, tried, and sentenced to 13 months within an hour for simply reporting outside a criminal trial involving a Muslim rape gang at Leeds Crown Court.
+The judge also put a gag on the press so they were not allowed to report on the arrest, and many reputable outlets complied by removing their stories.
+Robinson was denied due process, according to the judge.
+Robinson has been at the forefront of exposing the criminal elements in Islam.
+Just last week I reported on his previous comments about being incarcerated earlier and that it might be a plot to get rid of him in prison.
+This isn't far-fetched.
+In March, we reported on Britain First's Paul Golding was attacked by two inmates at HMP Elmley, on the Isle of Sheppey, Kent.
+Golding was found guilty on 7 March at Folkestone Magistrates’ Court of religiously-aggravated harassment alongside deputy leader Jayda Fransen which they carried out in Kent in May last year.
+The court heard the pair launched a political campaign in which they claimed to be trying to expose Muslim men who were the subject of a rape trial.
+So, expose the Islamists fro who and what they are and what Islam's founder not only taught them, but modeled for them, and you may just find yourself in jail in the UK.
+Sadly, the same scenario is making some strides in the US, as well.
+Free Tommy Robinson protests are set for this weekend, and Dutch MP Geert Wilders has said he will join those protests.
+Wilders has called Robinson's imprisonment a "disgrace."
+He told Breitbart:
+Tommy Robinson was arrested on May 25 outside Leeds Crown Court after using social media to broadcast details of an ongoing trial which was subject to reporting restrictions.
+He was arrested, brought before a judge, and sentenced within five hours.
+The judge ordered a media ban on his arrest and imprisonment, even forcing British publications to delete their articles about the case.
+Such measures are common practice in North Korea and Saudi Arabia.
+It is sad to see how Britain, the cradle of Western democracy and the rule of law, is fast descending into tyranny.
+Tommy is a hero.
+It is a disgrace that he is still in jail.
+I have been invited to a major protest demonstration in London next week, and I will be coming.
+Free Tommy now.
+Indeed!
+Free Tommy Robinson now!
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+Who Is Behind the Internet Thought Police?
+
+An article, “What the Red Pill Means for Radicals,” published on June 7 in the ironically named publication Fair Observer might have passed unnoticed as yet another uninformed, biased and ideologically motivated attack on all who ever get labeled “extremists.” The piece is so riddled with non-sequiturs and wild generalizations that it seems almost cruel to rip it to shreds.
+But the author is Bharath Ganesh.
+A little online research reveals that Ganesh is currently working at the Oxford Internet Institute — at the esteemed Oxford University — on a research project funded by the European Union to devise ways to disrupt the “far right” online.
+The project in question is under the banner of the Vox-Pol Network of Excellence, which “is designed to comprehensively research, analyse, debate, and critique issues surrounding violent online political extremism (VOPE).”
+This research group is only interested in violent extremism – according to their website.
+“The qualifier ‘violent’ is therefore employed here to describe VOX-Pol’s interest, which is in those that employ or advocate physical violence against other individuals and groups to forward their political objectives.
+The extremist nature of the politics in which VOX-Pol is interested is thus not decided upon by project participants, but by the decision of those involved in particular types of politics to advocate or employ violence to advance their goals.”
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+Note the claims – utterly disingenuous, as it turns out – that the labeling of certain people or groups as “violent extremists” is entirely due to their own behavior; in other words, don’t worry, folks, it’s all scientifically objective.
+This research is being used to advise companies who host online platforms, such as Facebook, as well as governments, on how to stamp out online radicalization – using strategies such as working out ways of preventing people from seeing material posted that is deemed unsuitable in some way, or offering them alternative “nice” things to look at.
+This is a seriously important issue.
+The people and political powers behind such initiatives are manipulating behavior online and literally controlling how people think and get information.
+They are the appointed guardians of the online hoi polloi.
+But who guards the guardians?
+For if Dr. Ganesh is in charge, we have some very worrying questions to ask.
+One could start from the observation that the article is certainly not an academic piece, and gives no concrete evidence for any of the sweeping claims it makes about the so-called “alt-right” and the “manosphere”; nor does it, as any academic should do, attempt to test ideas and consider alternative explanations.
+(Oddly enough, this makes it rather like the groups it claims to criticize.)
+And the label of “violent extremist” turns out to be used very generously.
+Ganesh makes wild leaps and inferences.
+He talks of Darren Osborne, the perpetrator of the vehicular attack on Finsbury Park Mosque.
+This was a heinous crime, and should rightly be condemned.
+But why did Osborne do this, according to Ganesh?
+The attack “was executed after he had become indignant after watching a BBC broadcast on child sexual exploitation and turned to social media to make sense of it.
+He found a narrative from British counter-jihad groups closely aligned with the alt-right, such as Britain First and the founder of the English Defence League Tommy Robinson.” The British counter-jihad movement is thus swept into the same group of violent extremists as Osborne, because Ganesh “knows” they encouraged him.
+The BBC broadcast was the drama based on real life, Three Girls, which showed real-life events of three of the (very many) victims of the Rochdale Muslim rape gangs.
+Ganesh somehow knows precisely what went on in Osborne’s mind.
+Rather than thinking that it was outrage at the behavior of the gangs of Muslim men of Pakistani background who abused the girls portrayed in Three Girls that caused Osborne to lose his mind and commit his terrible crime, Ganesh blames Obsorne’s act on the likes of Tommy Robinson.
+Yet Robinson explicitly fights AGAINST political violence.
+What “narrative from British counter-jihad groups” can one find which suggests driving vehicles into innocent Muslims standing outside a mosque?
+I’m sure if there was any, Ganesh would, as a researcher at an elite institution, be able to find it.
+But there is none offered – only surmise and Ganesh’s mindreading techniques.
+I suppose if you’re paid to fight online extremism, you’d better find it, or you’re out of a job and short of academic publication.
+We have also the ridiculous idea that Tommy Robinson is “alt-right.” He, in fact, describes himself as a centrist – he’s said he agrees with Labour on some things, the Tories on other things, and he left the EDL precisely because he didn’t like the infiltration by the far right.
+He shows no hint of racism or of white supremacism.
+The writer of this shoddy article is working at one of the most elite universities in the world, on research funded by the European Union, and giving advice based on this sloppy thinking to those who are in charge of manipulating and policing the communications and information we have online.
+We have to ask.
+Is it simply a coincidence that Tommy Robinson is now in prison, and that a “researcher” who presents such a misleading account of Robinson is currently actively engaged in consultation with Oxford University and the European Union in advising how to disrupt Robinson’s activities, reinforcing the lies and misrepresentations about him to those in power?
+There’s more.
+Bharath Ganesh’s profile tells us this: “During his Ph.D., Bharath was also a Senior Researcher at Tell MAMA, a national project dedicated to mapping and monitoring anti-Muslim hate in the United Kingdom.
+He has given evidence in the Houses of Parliament on governance, extremism, gender, and hate crime and authored a number of reports in this area.”
+Is it simply a coincidence that this “researcher,” prior to coming to Oxford University, worked for Tell Mama, that factory for the production of bogus claims about Islamophobia?
+Who runs the Internet runs the world.
+Is this a partnership between Europe’s governments, the Internet giants, and Islamic influence?
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+Geert Wilders Puts the Political Elites On Notice
+
+Geert Wilders spoke at a massive rally for Tommy Robinson on Saturday.
+20,000 people came out to call for Tommy’s release, and Wilders took the opportunity to put the political elites of Britain and continental Europe on notice.
+“Our governments,” Wilders declared, “sold us out with mass immigration.
+With Islamization.
+With open borders.
+We are almost foreigners in our own lands.
+And if we complain about it, they call us racists and Islamophobes.
+But I say, no more!
+And what do you say?
+No more!
+And that’s right: enough is enough.
+We will not be gagged anymore.
+No more tyranny.”
+It was extraordinary that the British authorities allowed Wilders into the country at all.
+Several years ago he was banned from entering the country, but although the ban was reversed on appeal, the British government recently banned Martin Sellner, Brittany Pettibone, Lauren Southern and Lutz Bachmann from entering, all for the crime of opposing jihad terror and Sharia oppression, and thereby made it clear that it is more authoritarian and unwilling to uphold the freedom of speech than ever – at least when it comes to criticism of Islam, Muslim rape gangs, and mass Muslim migration.
+Even worse, the bannings of Sellner, Pettibone, Southern, and Bachmann were just part of a long pattern.
+Pamela Geller and I were banned from entering Britain in 2013, apparently for life, also for the crime of telling the truth about Islam and jihad.
+Meanwhile, Britain has a steadily lengthening record of admitting jihad preachers without a moment of hesitation.
+Syed Muzaffar Shah Qadri’s preaching of hatred and jihad violence was so hardline that he was banned from preaching in Pakistan, but the UK Home Office welcomed him into Britain.
+The UK Home Office also admitted Shaykh Hamza Sodagar into the country, despite the fact that he has said: “If there’s homosexual men, the punishment is one of five things.
+One – the easiest one maybe – chop their head off, that’s the easiest.
+Second – burn them to death.
+Third – throw ’em off a cliff.
+Fourth – tear down a wall on them so they die under that.
+Fifth – a combination of the above.”
+Theresa May’s relentlessly appeasement-minded government also admitted two jihad preachers who had praised the murderer of a foe of Pakistan’s blasphemy laws.
+One of them was welcomed by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
+Meanwhile, the UK banned three bishops from areas of Iraq and Syria where Christians are persecuted from entering the country.
+But now matters are coming to a head.
+Apparently British authorities decided that it would be too politically costly for them to bar Wilders again.
+And so he entered, and spoke, and gave them a strong dose of the reality that they are determined to ignore and deny.
+Tommy Robinson is in prison today because he violated a court order demanding that he not film videos outside the trials of Muslim rape gangs.
+Clearly the government’s intent was to make sure that as few people as possible discovered the truth about its massive, years-long cover-up of those rape gangs, and refusal to prosecute the perpetrators.
+Theresa May and company obvious hope that other Britons who are furious about the sacrifice of thousands of British girls to the idols of “diversity” and “multiculturalism” will see what happened to Tommy, and be frightened into silence.
+The British government, in imprisoning Tommy Robinson, has shown itself willing to incarcerate people for having opinions that it considers unacceptable.
+That heralds the death of Britain as a free society and the beginning of an authoritarian police state there, unless this slide to totalitarianism is stopped now.
+British public figures, whatever criticism they have leveled against Tommy Robinson in the past, should be calling for him to be freed today, or else they will be exposing themselves as supporting the degeneration of Britain into a police state.
+Wilders addressed this endeavor head-on, declaring: “We will not be silenced.
+We will not be intimidated.
+And we tell the governments, we are not afraid of you.
+We will never surrender.
+We will stand strong and do our duty.
+We will defend our civilization.
+And we will protect our people.”
+Wilders added: “And I tell you, to the governments.
+You can throw us in jail, but you will never defeat us.
+Because, my friends, for every Tommy whom you imprison, thousands will rise up.
+So take notice, Theresa May.
+Take notice, Dutch Prime Minister Rutte.
+Take notice, Mrs. Merkel or President Macron.
+Take notice: the future is ours and not yours.
+We will defeat you politically, because we, my friends, we are the people.”
+If Wilders’ words don’t prove true, it will be because the death of free societies in Britain and Western Europe is truly at hand.
+[Photo by Jan Kranendonk]
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+#FreeTommy Robinson Rally Draws Tens Of Thousands
+
+This weekend, the #FreeTommy Robinson rally drew upwards of 20,000 supporters, according to organizers, in support of the outspoken critic of Islam and exposer of their crimes in his country and against his tyrannical arrest and imprisonment.
+Among those in attendance at the Saturday rally in London outside Downing Street were UKIP leader Gerard Batten, For Britain leader Anne Marie Waters, former Breitbart London editor-in-chief Raheem Kassam and Dutch opposition leader Geert Wilders.
+Wilders, who had been banned from entering the UK, tweeted out his support of Tommy Robinson prior to speaking to those in attendance.
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+"So proud to support Tommy Robinson and free speech in London today.
+Fantastic crowd!"
+Wilders tweeted.
+So proud to support Tommy Robinson and free speech in London today.
+Fantastic crowd!
+London: Massive Crowds Gather to Hear Geert Wilders Demand Tommy Robinson's Release https://t.co/VIddLmcZx9 via @BreitbartNews — Geert Wilders (@geertwilderspvv) June 9, 2018
+In his speech, he encouraged those listening that they were not alone, and said the gathering of the people was meant to be a voice to the UK government to "Free Tommy Robinson!"
+Batten echoed that sentiment saying, “Tommy Robinson is a political prisoner."
+“Whatever the legal technicalities of his alleged contempt of court, he was imprisoned more for who he is and what he says rather than what he is supposed to have done.," he added.
+“It’s not necessary to agree with everything he says, it’s not necessary to approve of everything he does, but history will judge him as being on the right side of a struggle between good and evil,” Batten continued.
+He then went on to blast the policies of the UK that are truly harming their own people, specifically “widespread, organized, paedophile rape of little girls by organized gangs” while those in authority “brush it under the carpet.”
+“Governments in this country and across Europe are now the enemies of their own people, [and] they promote policies that are against the interests of their own people,” he railed — citing efforts to sabotage Brexit, uncontrolled mass migration, and what he described as “Islamisation” in particular," he said.
+“A literalist interpretation of the Mohammedan cult is completely alien to everything our country stands for and our traditional way of life," Batten continued.
+“And yet instead of opposing Islamisation, our government is submitting and surrendering to it.
+They have betrayed the British people."
+“Now, ‘Islam’ means ‘Submission’.
+You either submit, or you resist.
+Are you going to submit?” he asked the crowds.
+“Are you going to resist?”
+The crowd shouted back their support of resisting and not submitting to the Islamization of their culture.
+Sharia Watch founder Anne Marie Waters also spoke at the rally.
+“Our leaders, our media, our police, all prioritize Islam in their decision-making,” she said.
+“Why is it so easy for our state to jail Tommy Robinson, when it is so difficult to jail a group of men found with an underage girl in a bedroom?
+Why is it so much easier to jail Tommy Robinson?
+“Why is it so easy to jail a man for leaving bacon at a mosque, but so difficult to jail jihadis who preach murder and death to the British people?"
+she continued in a line of questioning.
+“Why is it so easy for judges to make rulings that allow known terrorists and jihadists to stay in our country?
+Why is the British government allowing ISIS fighters to return from Syria and threaten our safety?
+“Why do we talk and investigate and get angry about an accidental fire in Grenfell, but are expected to immediately forget — or ‘not look back in anger’ — about the deliberate, ideology-driven murder of British children?"
+Waters went on.
+“And why are Muslims allowed to cover their faces with a black sack while the rest of us are subject to strict security?
+Why are children being mutilated and forcefully raped while the law looks the other way?
+Forcefully married, child married, while the law looks the other way?
+Why?
+Why are animals slaughtered in agony and terror and Halal imposed on all of us in a country that has legislated against unstunned slaughter?
+Why?"
+“Why is it so easy, Theresa May, to jail Tommy Robinson, but so difficult to do anything at all about the monstrous crimes committed in the name of Islam all over this country every day?
+Why?” Waters asked.
+Well, the questions are obviously rhetorical.
+We know why.
+The UK is frightened of the Islamists, and by being frightened into submission, they are being complicit in the crimes of the devout Muslims there.
+My speech at the #FreeTommy protest yesterday.
+We need answers to our questions, and we need an MP in Parliament who will ask them.
+https://t.co/Rxx13odSC8 — Anne Marie Waters (@AMDWaters) June 10, 2018
+Kassam also spoke at the event, reminding supporters of what was happening all across Europe due the mass influx of Muslim migrants.
+Then he encouraged them with a piece of American history.
+“I’m sure we have some American friends in the crowd, on stage, and watching at home,” Kassam concluded.
+“You know there was a man called Paul Revere.
+He rode through the night on his horse.
+He said, ‘The British are coming, the British are coming!’ Well, let you tell you something; we’re here today to say a similar thing: The British are coming back!”
+I do hope that is true, but unless the Brits are going to put the same kind of fear in their representatives that the Muslims are doing, they can't expect to do what they want to do.
+What Britain needs is a return to the God of their forefathers, the One Oliver Cromwell served.
+They need to fear Him more than they do the Islamic terrorists and rape gangs.
+Then, and only then, will they render justice for the Muslim criminals, rid their land of such public idolatry and protect the people like Tommy Robinson who rightly tell the truth.
+Article posted with permission from Sons of Liberty Media
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+Is President Trump a Traitor?
+
+The US Democratic Party is determined to take the world to thermo-nuclear war rather than to admit that Hillary Clinton lost the presidential election fair and square.
+The Democratic Party was totally corrupted by the Clinton Regime, and now it is totally insane.
+Leaders of the Democratic Party, such as Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer, my former co-author in the New York Times, have responded in a non-Democratic way to the first step President Trump has taken to reduce the extremely dangerous tensions with Russia that the Clinton, George W. Bush, and Obama regimes created between the two superpowers.
+Yes, Russia is a superpower.
+Russian weapons are so superior to the junk produced by the waste-filled US military/security complex that lives high off the hog on the insouciant American taxpayer that it is questionable if the US is even a second class military power.
+If the insane neoconservatives, such as Max Boot, William Kristol, and the rest of the neocon scum get their way, the US, the UK, and Europe will be a radioactive ruin for thousands of years.
+House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi (CA), Minority Leader of the US House of Representatives, declared that out of fear of some undefined retribution from Putin, a dossier on Trump perhaps, the President of the United States sold out the American people to Russia because he wants to make peace: “It begs the question, what does Vladimir Putin, what do the Russians have on Donald Trump—personally, politically and financially that he should behave in such a manner?” The “such a manner” Pelosi is speaking about is making peace instead of war.
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+To be clear, the Democratic Minority Leader of the US House of Representatives has accused Donald Trump of high treason against the United States.
+There is no outcry against this blatantly false accusation, totally devoid of evidence.
+The presstitute media instead of protesting this attempt at a coup against the President of the United States, trumpet the accusation as self-evident truth.
+Trump is a traitor because he wants peace with Russia.
+Here is Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer (NY) repeating Pelosi’s false accusation: “Millions of Americans will continue to wonder if the only possible explanation for this dangerous behavior is the possibility that President Putin holds damaging information over President Trump.” If you don’t believe that this is orchestrated between Pelosi and Schumer, you are stupid beyond belief.
+Here is disgraced Obama CIA director John Brennan, a leader of the fake Russiagate campaign against President Trump in order to prevent Trump from making peace with Russia and, thus, by making the world safer, threatening the massive, unjustified budget of the military/security complex: “Donald Trump’s press conference performance in Helsinki rises to and exceeds the threshold of high crimes and misdemeanors.
+It was nothing short of treasonous.
+Not only were Trump’s comments imbecilic, he is wholly in the pocket of Putin.
+Republican Patriots: Where are you??
+?”
+Here are many more.
+And here is more from the CIA bought-and-paid-for BBC.
+NOTICE THAT NOT ONE WESTERN MEDIA SOURCE IS CELEBRATING AND THANKING TRUMP AND PUTIN FOR EASING THE ARTIFICAILLY CREATED TENSIONS THAT WERE LEADING TO NUCLEAR WAR.
+HOW CAN THIS BE?
+HOW CAN IT BE THAT THE WESTERN MEDIA IS SO OPPOSED TO PEACE?
+WHAT IS THE EXPLANATION?
+The Russians, the Chinese, the Iranians, and the North Koreans, as well as the rest of the world, desperately need to notice the extremely hostile reaction to peace on the part of the US Democratic Party, many members of the Republican Party, including the despicable US Republican Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham, and the Western Presstitute Media, a collection of people on the CIA payroll according to the German newspaper editor, Udo Ulfkotte, and the CIA itself.
+Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, John McCain, Lindsey Graham, and the rest of the corrupt filth that rules over us are all in the pay of the military/security complex.
+Just go and investigate the donations to their re-election campaigns.
+The 1,000 billion dollar budget of the military/security complex, amplified by the CIA’s front corporations and narcotics business, provides enormous sums with which to purchase the senators and representatives that the insouciant American voters think that they elect.
+Do you know how large 1,000 billion is?
+You would have to live for thousands of years and do nothing for 24/7 except count to reach that figure.
+It is a sum that nurtures the recipients, and the recipients regard it as worth protecting.
+Therefore, the American public gets not representation, but lies that justify war and conflict.
+The military/security complex, about which President Eisenhower warned the American people to no effect, is in desperate need of an enemy.
+In obedience to the military/security complex, the Clinton, George W. Bush, and Obama regimes have made Russia that enemy.
+If Trump and Putin do not understand this, they will easily be made irrelevant.
+They both can be assassinated, and that is what the statements from Pelosi, Schumer, McCain, Lindsey Graham, et.
+al., repeated endlessly in the propaganda ministry that is the Western press, encourages.
+Trump can be assassinated or overthrown in a political coup for selling out America to Russia, as members of both political parties claim and as the media trumpets endlessly.
+Putin can be easily assassinated by the CIA operatives that the Russian government stupidly permits to operate throughout Russia in NGOs and Western/US owned media and among the Atlanticist Integrationists, Washington’s Firth Column inside Russia serving Washington’s purposes.
+These Russian traitors serve in Putin’s own government!
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+Americans are so unaware that they have no idea of the risk that President Trump is taking by challenging the US military security complex.
+For example, during the last half of the 1970s I was a member of the US Senate staff.
+I was working together with a staffer of the US Republican Senator from California, S. I. Hayakawa, to advance understanding of a supply-side economic policy cure to the stagflation that threatened the US budget’s ability to meet its obligations.
+Republican Senators Hatch, Roth, and Hayakawa were trying to introduce a supply-side economic policy as a cure for the stagflation that was threatening the US economy with failure.
+The Democrats, who later in the Senate led the way to a supply-side policy, were, at this time, opposed (see Paul Craig Roberts, The Supply-Side Revolution, Harvard University Press, 1984).
+The Democrats claimed that the policy would worsen the budget deficit, the only time in those days Democrats cared about the budget deficit.
+The Democrats said that they would support the tax rate reductions if the Republicans would support offsetting cuts in the budget to support a balanced budget.
+This was a ploy to put Republicans on the spot for taking away some groups’ handouts in order “to cut tax rates for the rich.”
+The supply-side policy did not require budget cuts, but in order to demonstrate the Democrats lack of sincerety, Hayakawa’s aid and I had our senators introduce a series of budget cuts together with tax cuts that, on a static revenue basis (not counting tax revenue feedbacks from the incentives of the lower tax rates) kept the budget even, and the Democrats voted against them every time.
+When the combination of tax cuts with defense budget cuts came up for a vote, the legendary senator Strom Thurmond, a 48-year member of the US Senate from South Carolina, tapped me on the shoulder.
+He said: “son, never set your senator up against the military/security complex.
+He will not be re-elected, and you will be out of a job.” I replied that we were just establishing for the record that under no conditions would the Democrats, who wanted more government, vote for a tax rate reduction even if there was a case that it would cure stagflation.
+He replied: “son, the military/security complex doesn’t care.”
+My emergence from The Matrix began with Thurmond’s pat on my shoulder.
+It grew with my time at the Wall Street Journal when I learned that some truthful things simply could not be said.
+In the Treasury I experienced how those outside interests opposed to a president’s policy marshall their forces and the media that they own to block it.
+Later as a member of a secret presidential committee, I saw how the CIA attempted to prevent President Reagan from ending the Cold War.
+Today, right now, at this moment, we are faced with a massive effort of the military/security complex, the neoconservatives, the Democratic Party, and the presstitute media to discredit the elected President of the United States and to overthrow him in order that the utterly corrupt elite that rule American can continue to hold on to power and to protect the massive budget of the military/security complex that, along with the Israel Lobby, funds the elections of those who rule us.
+Trump, like Reagan, was an exception, and it is the exceptions that accumulate the ire of the corrupt leftwing, bought off with money, and the ire of the media, concentrated into small tight ownership groups indebted to those who permitted the illegal concentration of a once independent and diverse American media that once served, on occasion, as a watchdog over government.
+The rightwing, wrapped in the flag, dismisses all truth as “anti-American.”
+If Putin, Lavrov, the Russian government, the traitorous Russian Fifth Column—the Atlanticist Integrationists—the Chinese, the Iranians, the North Koreans think that any peace or consideration can come out of America, they are insane.
+Their delusions are setting themselves up for destruction.
+There is no institution in America, government or private, that can be trusted.
+Any government or person who trusts America or any Western country is stupid beyond belief.
+The entire Russiagate hoax is an orchestration by the military/security complex, led by John Brennen, Comey, and Rosenstein.
+The purpose is to discredit President trump for two reasons.
+One is to prevent any normalization of relations with Russia.
+The other is to remove Trump’s agenda as an alternative to the agenda of the Democratic Party.
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+President Trump is almost powerless.
+Putin, the Chinese, the Iranians, and the North Koreans should recognize this before it is too late for them.
+President Trump cannot fire and arrest for high treason Mueller and Rosenstein.
+And Trump cannot indict Hillary for her numerous unquestionable crimes in plain view of everyone, or Comey or Brennan, who declares Trump “to be wholly in the pocket of Putin,” for trying to overthrow the elected president of the United States.
+Trump cannot have the Secret Service question the likes of Pelosi and Schumer and McCain and Lindsey Graham for false accusations that encourage assassination of the President of the United States.
+Trump cannot even trust the Secret Service, which accumulated evidence suggests was complicit in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and Robert Kennedy.
+If Putin and Lavrov, so anxious to be friends of Washington, let their guards down, they are history.
+As I said above, Russiagate is an orchestratration to prevent peace between the US and Russia.
+Leading military/security complex experts, including the person who provided the CIA’s daily briefing of the President of the United States for many years, and the person who devised the spy program for the National Security Agency, have proven conclusively that Russiagate is a hoax designed for the purpose of preventing President Trump from normalizing relations between the US and Russia, which has the power to destroy the entirety of the Western World at will.
+Here is the report from the retired security professionals who, unlike those still in office, cannot be fired and deprived of a careet for telling the truth.
+Here is what the clued-in Russian Defense Minister Shoigu has to say about the aggressive actions of the West against the Russian homeland.
+If Putin doesn’t listen to him, Russia is in the trash can of history.
+Keep in mind that no media informs you better than my website.
+If my website goes down, you will be left in darkness.
+No valid information comes from the US government or the Western presstitutes.
+If you sit in front of the TV screen watching the Western media, you are brainwashed beyond all hope.
+Not even I can rescue you.
+Nor God himself.
+Americans, and indeed the Russians themselves, are incapable of realizing it, but there is a chance that Trump will be overthrown and a Western assault will be launched against the handful of countries that insist on sovereignty.
+I doubt that few of the Americans who elected Trump will be taken in by the anti-Trump propagana, but they are not organized and have no armed power.
+The police, militarized by George W. Bush and Obama, will be set against them.
+The rebellions will be local and suppressed by every violation of the US Constitution by the private powers that rule Washington, as always has been the case with rebellions in America.
+In the West, which the Russians are so anxious to join, all freedoms are dead—freedom of assembly, freedom of speech, freedom of association, freedom of inquiry, freedom of privacy, freedom from arbitrary search, freedom from arbitrary arrest, along with the Constitutional protections of due process and habeas corpus.
+Today there are no countries less free than the United States of America.
+Why do the Russian Atlanticist Integrationists want to join an unfree Western world?
+Are they that brainwashed by Western Propaganda?
+If Putin listens to these deluded fools, Putin will destroy Russia.
+There is something wrong with Russian perception of Washington.
+Apparently the Russian elite, with the exception of Shoigu and a few others are incapable of comprehending the neoconservative drive for US world hegemony and the neoconservative determination to destroy Russia as a constraint on US unilateralism.
+The Russian government somehow, despite all evidence to the contrary, believes that Washington’s hegemony is negotiable.
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+The Coming Coup
+
+The annual budget of the military/security complex is $1,000 billion.
+This vast sum is drawn from US taxpayers who have many unmet needs.
+To justify such an enormous budget a major enemy is required.
+The military/security complex and the media and politicians that the complex owns have designated Russia to be that enemy.
+The complex and its political and media agents will not permit Trump to normalize relations with Russia.
+To prevent President Trump from reducing the dangerous tensions between nuclear powers that Washington has created, the military/security complex orchestrated Russiagate, a proven hoax, but believed by many due to its endless repetition.
+The military/security complex orchestrated the false indictments of 12 Russians.
+The military/security complex orchestrated the false arrest of Maria Butina, and so on and on.
+The military/security complex acting through the politicians and presstitutes that it owns and controls has turned the normal everyday responsibility of the President—one acknowledged and acted upon by every previous president—to defuse tensions that could lead to nuclear war into a high crime.
+President Trump is accused of treason for trying to make peace!
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+An unaware person might think that this is silly and laugh, but as Finian Cunningham shows, President Trump has been set-up as a treasonous enemy of America.
+We are currently experiencing sedition at the highest levels as the military/security complex unfolds its coup against the elected president of the United States.
+In 1961 President Dwight Eisenhower warned Americans in his last public address that the military/industrial complex was a threat to American democracy.
+Truer words were never spoken by an American president.
+Shortly thereafter, the military/security complex assassinated President John F. Kennedy for working toward peace with Soviet leader Khrushchev.
+To get rid of President Nixon, who made too many arms control agreements with the Soviets and opened to China, the military/security complex used its asset, the Washington Post, to orchestrate the “Watergate crisis” that the military/security complex used to force Nixon’s resignation.
+Now the military/security complex is openly inciting sedition against the President of the United States.
+If this plot succeeds, which is the most likely case, America will be a complete dystopia and all independent voices will be shut down.
+Who can Trump rely on?
+Not on his own political party.
+Not on his own government.
+Not on the print and TV media or NPR.
+Not on Europe.
+Not on the Secret Service.
+Not on the Pentagon.
+Not on the unaware American people.
+Trump has only the “deplorables,” and they are unorganized and will experience retribution once Trump is removed.
+In striving to come to an agreement with Washington, Putin and Lavrov are butting their heads against a stone wall.
+Sooner or later Putin and Lavrov will have to acknowledge that.
+Once Putin and Lavrov realize the true situation, they will understand that war or surrender is their only option.
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+Federal Judge Overrides DOJ & Violates First Amendment: Blocks 3D-Printed Gun Plans
+
+In July, I reported that the Department of Justice finally settled with Cody Wilson and Defense Distributed over his 3D-print gun plans being lawful.
+The DOJ surrendered in the matter and accepted the fact that the plans are protected under the First Amendment.
+However, a federal judge, in a lawsuit brought by eight states and the District of Columbia, has blocked the plans from being released.
+The judge should understand that these plans are protected under the First Amendment in the same way that any other printed material is, and that there is no crime that has been committed by making them available to people online.
+Second, if that were not enough, we already know that the Second Amendment protects actual arms from restriction and the right to keep and bear them from infringement.
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+U.S. District Judge Robert Lasnik issued the order a day after eight states sued the government to block a settlement reached by the Trump administration last month allowing a Texas-based company, Defense Distributed, to resume online-sharing of blueprints for the 3D firearms.
+The company was set to allow downloads on Wednesday, although blueprints have been posted since Friday.
+The temporary restraining order blocks the release until the next scheduled hearing on August 10.
+In the meantime, Congressional Democrats have urged President Trump to reverse the decision letting Defense Distributed publish the plans.
+Trump said Tuesday that he's "looking into" the idea, saying making 3D plastic guns available to the public "doesn't seem to make much sense!"
+Doesn't make much sense?
+Are you people serious?
+Why, yes, yes they are serious.
+Deadly serious.
+It makes perfect sense when you have the same people who have absolutely no problem with mothers hiring hitmen to murder their babies in their wombs in the most brutal and barbaric fashion, and then sell off their body parts for profit, if they don't throw them in the trash or flush them down a toilet, calling for computer files to be kept by the government and not be allowed to be released to the public.
+The eight states are the usual suspects, along with the District of Columbia, and we should note which ones they are.
+Washington
+Connecticut
+Maryland
+New Jersey
+New York
+Oregon
+Massachusetts
+Pennsylvania
+Washington's Attorney General Bob Ferguson's office claims the settlement is:
+...in violation of the Administrative Procedure Act....there is no indication in the settlement agreement or elsewhere that any analysis, study or determination was made by the government defendants in consultation with other agencies, before the federal government agreed to lift export controls on the downloadable guns.
+In fact, the agreement states that it "does not reflect any agreed-upon purpose other than the desire of the Parties to reach a full and final conclusion of the Action, and to resolve the Action without the time and expense of further litigation."
+The lawsuit also argues the settlement violates the Tenth Amendment by infringing on states' rights to regulate firearms.
+Washington has a robust regulatory system meant to keep firearms out of the hands of dangerous individuals.
+That system is jeopardized by the Trump Administration's action and will be undermined by the distribution of Defense Distributed's downloadable guns.
+Note that Ferguson forgets that the Tenth Amendment states plainly:
+The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.
+(emphasis mine)
+Since our founders clearly said that our rights come from our Creator, and the Second Amendment acknowledges that the "right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed," I truly wonder where he gets this idea the state has a right to do just that, infringe on the rights of the people by regulating firearms.
+he is reading something into it that is simply not there, but that's a Communist ideology you are seeing there, not an American one.
+Reason reports on the response of Defense Distributed:
+Josh Blackman, one of Defense Distributed's lawyers, said in an email today that "The District Court in Washington already approved the settlement.
+This latest suit is another collateral attack on a rule-making process that began in the Obama Administration."
+As reported yesterday, Defense Distributed is already embroiled in its own lawsuit against New Jersey and Los Angeles over those authorities' threats, and simultaneously is fighting Pennsylvania's request for a temporary restraining order against them.
+(Both those states are also part of today's federal lawsuit filed in the Western District of Washington.)
+While the various court filings about this continue to suggest that August 1 is the date on which Defense Distributed will begin distributing the files—which, again, the settlement legally permits them to do—the distribution is already happening.
+Cody Wilson of Defense Distributed is already fundraising off the suit via Twitter.
+He told me five years ago, when I was writing a feature story on the beginnings of his fight with the government over gun-making files, that "This has been a continuous process of different levels of authority figures trying to stop it from happening and thus allowing it to happen...Of course we are going to succeed—because you all are trying to stop me.
+That seemed natural and ended up being true."
+So far, that has continued to be true.
+This federal judge should know what the Constitution actually says and should have tossed this frivolous lawsuit in the trash where it belongs.
+Instead, he is demonstrating he is not even fit to sit on the bench, and the attorney generals of each of these states are demonstrating they are not fit to be in the office they are in.
+Speaking of Defense Distributed and Cody Wilson, enter to win this Ghost Gunner 2 and make your own guns at home!
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+Texan behind 3D-printed guns vows legal fight as White House endorses court ruling | Bangkok Post: news
+
+CHICAGO - A US gun rights advocate began gearing up for a legal fight Wednesday to be able to publish online blueprints for 3D-printed firearms, as the White House signaled support for a federal judge's decision to block the venture.
+Eight US states and the District of Columbia have argued in court that the blueprints available online to make untraceable, undetectable plastic weapons like this single-shot "Liberator" handgun could fall into the wrong hands
+Cody Wilson's Texas-based company Defense Distributed had briefly made the blueprints available online, but Seattle-based US District Judge Robert Lasnik granted an injunction Tuesday to take the material down.
+The Donald Trump administration last month gave permission for Wilson to publish the blueprints, but the White House said Wednesday the president was unaware of the decision and was glad it was being reviewed.
+Eight US states and the District of Columbia sued, arguing the blueprints could allow anyone -- from a teen to a 'lone wolf' gunman -- to make untraceable, undetectable plastic weapons.
+Wilson complied with the judge's order, but put out a call for financial support for the legal battle ahead, including a scheduled August 10 court hearing.
+He told CBS News ahead of the injunction that he believes "access to firearms is a fundamental human dignity.
+It's a fundamental human right."
+"What I'm doing is legally protected," he said.
+"I will go to the appellate level.
+I will go to the Supreme Court.
+I will waste all my time."
+- President 'glad' for review -
+As uproar was building Tuesday over Wilson's efforts, the president tweeted that making plastic 3D-printed guns publicly available "doesn't seem to make much sense."
+White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders elaborated Wednesday, saying the administration's Justice Department had acted on its own in granting Wilson permission to publish the blueprints on his Defcad website -- settling a five-year legal battle.
+"The Department of Justice made a deal without the president's approval," Sanders said.
+"The president's glad this effort was delayed to give more time to review the issue."
+Sanders also repeated the administration's claim from a day earlier that existing law already prohibits plastic firearms.
+The National Rifle Association, the nation's most politically influential gun rights group, echoed that claim, contending that the 1988 law made the current 3D-printed gun issue moot.
+"Regardless of what a person may be able to publish on the Internet, undetectable plastic guns have been illegal for 30 years," the NRA said in a statement.
+But Wilson has gotten around the legal prohibition by providing instructions with the digital files for 3D printing his "Liberator" plastic gun that call for an approximately six-ounce block of steel to be affixed to the weapon.
+Should those who print the gun follow those instructions, metal detectors would pick up the weapons, thus complying with the law.
+But while users can build the gun, there is no way to ensure they affix metal to it.
+- 'The debate is over' -
+Late Tuesday, dozens of Democratic senators introduced legislation to prohibit the publication of 3D-printable firearm designs, a move gun control groups applauded.
+But some damage was already done.
+Wilson's blueprints had been posted on Defcad before the court order took effect and had already been downloaded thousands of times.
+"The debate is over.
+The guns are downloadable.
+The files are in the public domain -- you cannot take them back," Wilson told CBS.
+Gun control groups nevertheless were relieved by the judge's decision, with the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence calling 3D-printed firearms "nothing short of a menace to society."
+"There is simply no way of telling how much damage has already been done by Cody Wilson's dangerous and reckless actions," Brady Campaign co-president Kris Brown said in a statement.
+"This is a strong step and a clear victory for the entire gun safety movement, but we simply can't let up."
+Prior to last month, Wilson had actually been losing his drawn-out legal battle, after both a federal district court and an appellate court ruled against him.
+The US Supreme Court declined to take up his case.
+But in a sign of his determination to continue the legal fight, a message on the Defense Distributed website made a public appeal for financial support "to uncensor the site."
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+11 Children Have Been Rescued From a Muslim Extremist-Run Compound In NM
+
+Eleven children were rescued from a compound in New Mexico which was being run by armed Muslim extremists.
+Authorities found all the children living in deplorable living conditions after raiding the property looking specifically for a three-year-old boy.
+According to The Daily Caller, the police didn’t find the little boy, named Abdul-Ghani Wahhaj, but they did discover 11 other children between the ages of one and 15-years-old being held in the “saddest living conditions and poverty I have seen,” Taos County Sheriff Jerry Hogrefe said in a statement posted to the agency’s Facebook page Saturday.
+Hogrefe also added that he only saw a few potatoes and a box of rice as food at the compound.
+Abdul-Ghani’s mother reported her son missing after Wahhaj took the boy, who turned 4 on Monday, to the park in Clayton County, Georgia, and didn’t return, The Albuquerque Journal reported.
+She added the boy suffers from a medical condition.
+Investigators believe that the three-year-old boy, who turned four on Monday, they were looking for had been at the compound in earlier weeks.
+Siraj Wahhaj, 39, and Lucas Morten, two very heavily armed men who are believed to be “extremist[s] of the Muslim belief,” were running the horrifying compound, Hogrefe said.
+When police arrived on the scene, Wahhaj was armed with an AR-15-style rifle and several loaded 30-round magazines.
+He also allegedly had on him four loaded pistols.
+According to a report by Fox News, Hogrefe said authorities had conducted surveillance of the compound while looking for the missing boy before he decided Thursday to get a search warrant.
+The warrant was immediately obtained after a Georgia investigator forwarded a message in which someone at the compound reportedly told another person that people who were living in the shanty were starving and needed water.
+“The message sent to a third party simply said in part, ‘We are starving and need food and water,’” Hogrefe said.
+“I absolutely knew that we couldn’t wait on another agency to step up and we had to go check this out as soon as possible.”
+Police stated on Sunday that they are still looking for Abdul-Ghani.
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+2 Men, Moms Arrested After Child Found Dead, 11 More Found In ‘Filthy’ New Mexico Compound With Armed ‘Muslim Extremists’
+
+TAOS COUNTY, NEW MEXICO — Two males from Georgia are in custody after TCSO served a search warrant at a makeshift residence that is best described as a “compound” in Amalia, NM.
+Eleven children ranging in age from 1 to 15-years-old were also taken in protective custody and later turned over to New Mexico Children Youth and Families Department (CYFD) for their own health and safety.
+Three women believed to be the children’s mothers were also arrested.
+Thursday afternoon Sheriff Jerry Hogrefe swore out an affidavit for a search warrant that states there is a makeshift compound surrounded by tires and an earthen berm in Costilla Meadows subdivision that he reasonably believed was occupied by adult Lucas Morton and others, including 39-year-old Siraj Wahhaj, who was wanted for child abduction and 3-year-old AG Wahhaj, the child that was abducted.
+This warrant came after a two-month investigation in conjunction with Clayton County, Georgia and FBI investigators.
+According to Sheriff Hogrefe the FBI had recently provided information and surveillance on this location, but they (FBI) didn’t feel there was enough probable cause to get on the property.
+In the press release Sheriff Hogrefe said, “That all changed for me when a message was forwarded to us from a Georgia Detective that we reasonably believed came from someone at the compound – the message sent to a third party simply said in part “we are starving and need food and water”.
+I absolutely knew that we couldn’t wait on another agency to step up and we had to go check this out as soon as possible, so I began working on a search warrant right after I got that intercepted message – it had to be a search warrant and a tactical approach for our own safety because we had learned the occupants were most likely heavily armed and considered extremist of the Muslim belief.
+We also knew from the layout of the compound they would have an advantage if we didn’t deploy tactfully and quickly.”
+On Friday morning, August 3, 2018, eight members of TCSO’s Sheriff’s Response Team (SRT) were assisted by four members of the State OSI unit when they executed the search warrant.
+The “all day” operation went without major incident or any injuries, but when encountered both men initially refused to follow verbal direction and Wahhaj who was held up inside the compound was heavily armed with an AR15 rifle, five loaded 30 round magazines, and four loaded pistols, including one in his pocket when he was taken down.
+Many more rounds of ammo were found in the makeshift compound that consists of a small travel trailer buried in the ground covered by plastic with no water, plumbing, or electricity.
+“The only food We saw were a few potatoes and a box of rice in the filthy trailer,” said Hogrefe.
+“But what was most surprising, and heartbreaking was when the team located a total of five adults and 11 children that looked like third world country refugees not only with no food or fresh water, but with no shoes, personal hygiene and basically dirty rags for clothing.”
+The body of a yound boy was also located, however, it is not clear if the boy is the missing child from Georgia.
+Both males were arrested; Morton was charged with harboring a fugitive and Wahhaj was booked on his no bond Georgia warrant for child abduction.
+The three females believed to be the mothers of the eleven children, Jany Leveille age 35, Hujrah Wahhaj age 38, and Subhannah Wahhaj age 35 were arrested without incident in Taos and were later booked in the Taos Adult Detention Center.
+“We all gave the kids our water and what snacks we had – it was the saddest living conditions and poverty I have seen.”
+None of the adults would give statement to the current whereabouts of AG Wahhaj, but it is reasonably believed he was there a few weeks ago.
+The investigation is fluid and ongoing.
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+Couple question why police waited so long to search New Mexico compound
+
+(CNN) A New Mexico couple told authorities months ago they thought a missing Georgia boy and his fugitive father were living in a filthy compound on their property.
+But police did not carry out a search of the property until last week, Taos County Sheriff Jerry Hogrefe said, because they did not believe they had probable cause in the case.
+That delay is facing scrutiny in the wake of Monday's discovery of a young boy's remains at the compound.
+"They were dragging their feet.
+They were taking too long," said Tanya Badger, who with her husband, Jason, told authorities about the boy's suspected presence at the compound.
+"Even if they were trying to build a case or whatnot, a child's life is at stake."
+It's not clear whether the remains are those of Abdul-Ghani Wahhaj, a child with severe medical problems who disappeared from Georgia about nine months ago.
+The remains were discovered in a wretched compound along with 11 starving children, authorities said.
+More details about the horrid compound could be revealed Wednesday when the five adults arrested from the site make their first court appearances.
+Authorities raided the compound in Amalia, New Mexico, on Friday as part of their search for Abdul-Ghani, whose father, Siraj Wahhaj, allegedly abducted him from Georgia in November.
+Neighbors raised alarm about a suspect
+The Badgers , whose land the compound was on, said they saw a boy they thought was Abdul-Ghani in January and February.
+In April, they discovered the boy was listed as missing and his father a fugitive.
+They reported the sightings to state and local law enforcement, but it was months before police moved in, the couple said.
+"We are just beyond frustrated that they took so long," Tanya Badger said.
+New Mexico authorities had suspected the father and son might be at the compound after learning about the abduction in May, the sheriff said.
+But there was not enough evidence for a search warrant, and surveillance of the property didn't identify the pair there.
+"I had no probable cause to go onto this property," Hogrefe said.
+"In hindsight I wish there was, but we would not have been there lawfully."
+The sheriff said that "they did surveillance, both ground and aerial, and photographs were shared with the family and mother of the missing boy.
+The boy Abdul was never identified from those photos.
+Moving forward we knew that there was this compound, but we had very little details about it or who was occupying it.
+These people just kind of (sprang) up very quickly."
+The authorities' view changed Thursday when they said they received a message about possible starving children living on the compound, and had enough probable cause to put in an affidavit for a search warrant.
+"We are starving and need food and water," the message said, according to authorities.
+Authorities said it was forwarded to them but did not provide details on its origin.
+Compound wasn't searched thoroughly, couple say
+When officers executed a search warrant on the compound, they found a horrifying scene.
+Stacks of tires, piles of trash and plastic sheets surrounded the compound.
+Obscured by the junk was a trailer where the 11 children and five adults were living.
+The children wore dirty rags for clothing with no shoes, and were surrounded by weapons and rounds of ammunition, authorities said.
+"It was the saddest living conditions and poverty I have seen," Hogrefe said.
+The father of the missing boy, Siraj Wahhaj, was arrested at the compound Friday along with his sisters Hujrah Wahhaj and Subhannah Wahhaj and two other adults -- Lucas Morten and Jany Leveille.
+All have been charged with abuse of the 11 children.
+Morten was charged with harboring a fugitive.
+However, the Badgers said that police did not do a thorough job searching the property.
+The couple said they went back over the weekend after they found out Abdul-Ghani wasn't among the 11 children discovered during the raid.
+Tanya and Jason Badger said they told authorities they had seen a boy they thought was Abdul-Ghani Wahhaj.
+They said they were surprised to see the scene was not taped off and was still largely untouched.
+They found two guns, ammo, tactical vests and video cameras that police initially missed, Jason Badger said.
+"When we first went up there, nothing was overturned," he said.
+"You could tell nobody had looked underneath that, nobody had looked underneath this."
+Father allegedly took boy in November
+Abdul-Ghani's mother, Hakima Ramzi, could not be reached after authorities announced the discovery of the remains.
+But hours earlier, Ramzi told CNN she had no idea he'd disappear with their son for nine months, only to be found across the country with 11 other children
+"My husband said he was taking Abdul-Ghani to the park, and didn't come back.
+That was in November 2017.
+When I would ask him where he was, he said he was on his way, he was coming soon, he was just keeping him for the night.
+But I haven't seen him since then," Ramzi said Tuesday.
+She said her son cannot walk and suffers seizures, and requires constant medical attention.
+An arrest warrant states that Wahhaj "wanted to perform an exorcism" on the child because he believed he was possessed by the devil.
+But Ramzi said her husband was planning to perform a ruqya -- an Islamic practice involving prayer that is believed to help rid a body of illness.
+"It's not an exorcism.
+That was a translation issue in the court," Ramzi said.
+He "just wanted to pray for Abdul-Ghani to get better."
+Police stopped the father in Alabama
+In December, days after Ramzi reported her son missing, the child's father was involved in an accident in Alabama, according to a police report.
+The SUV had seven children -- but none of them was listed with Abdul-Ghani's date of birth.
+Siraj Wahhaj is accused of fleeing Georgia with his young son.
+But at the time, the group told Alabama police they were headed to New Mexico for camping, and continued on their way.
+Even though the boy was reported missing, there was no child abduction warrant against Wahhaj because he was married to his son's mother, and they both had equal custody, Clayton County police said.
+The SUV was registered to Leveille, who was also in the vehicle.
+She would later become one of the five adults arrested at the compound in New Mexico.
+The children were taken into protective custody and later turned over to the New Mexico Children, Youth and Families Department.
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+Documents: Muslims Arrested In New Mexico Compound Were Training Children To Carry Out School Shootings
+
+On Tuesday, it was reported that 11 children were rescued from an Islamic compound in New Mexico and that a Muslim man from Georgia and four other adults were arrested.
+Now, we are learning what one of the men was attempting to do with these children.
+He was attempting to brainwash and train these kids to carry out school shootings.
+The initial report was placed on social media by Taos County Sheriff's Department.
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+For immediate releaseAugust 4, 2018Issued by Sheriff Jerry Hogrefe Two males from Georgia are in custody after TCSO... Posted by Taos County Sheriff's Office on Saturday, August 4, 2018
+The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports on documents they obtained which claims that the adults were training these children to carry out mass shootings in schools.
+The documents claim Siraj Ibn Wahhaj and his co-defendants conducted weapons training at the camp where they were found Friday with 11 children in allegedly “third world” conditions.
+Wahhaj is also wanted in Clayton County in a child abduction case involving his missing son, Abdul-Ghani Wahhaj.
+The documents, which suggest all the adults were involved in the training, say a person serving as a foster parent caring for one of the kids revealed the details about the training.
+The Associated Press confirms the report:
+BREAKING: Court documents say man arrested at New Mexico compound was training children to commit school shootings.
+— The Associated Press (@AP) August 8, 2018
+That's not all.
+A young boy's body was discovered at the site as well.
+AJC reports:
+Siraj Wahhaj learned Wednesday that prosecutors want him held without bond, along with his relatives also arrested at the compound: Lucas Allen Morton, Jany Leveille, Hujrah Wahhaj and Subhannah Wahhaj.
+Siraj Wahhaj is also accused by Clayton County authorities of abducting his son, Abdul-Ghani Wahhaj, in December.
+Authorities are working to determine if the remains of a young boy found near the compound Monday are Abdul-Ghani Wahhaj’s.
+Monday was (or would’ve been) the child’s 4th birthday.
+The court filing says the remains were in a state of decomposition.
+#Breaking: A child's remains were discovered on the compound.
+Deputies do not have a positive ID.
+So it is too early to say if it Abdul-Ghani Wahajj who would have celebrated his 4th birthday yesterday.
+https://t.co/e1RQbzDY8y — Ashley Homrich (@AshleyNewsATL) August 7, 2018
+Well, all of this should make Americans feel just comfy, right?
+I mean, after all, Barack Hussein Obama Soetoro Sobarkah is out of office so these things aren't really going on in America, right?
+Here's the thing, while this is making major news, you should be reminded that for decades, at least 22 verified Islamic jihadi camps have existed on American soil under the watchful, or maybe not so watchful, eye of the FBI, including one in the very country I reside in within eyeshot of a nuclear power plant.
+Political correctness needs to be thrown out the window when dealing with those who take the Quran's teachings seriously and actually are devout, not radical, followers of Muhammad.
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+Grandfather & NY Imam Confirms Remains At New Mexico Compound Were Missing Boy
+
+A New York mosque imam claims that after speaking with family members, the remains found earlier this week a New Mexico compound where children were being held by Muslims and trained to engage in mass school shootings, are those of his grandson.
+Abdul-ghani Wahhaj, would have turned 4 Monday.
+According to prosecutors, he was kidnapped from his mother in December in Jonesboro, Georgia.
+Remains found at the New Mexico compound this week were believed to be the boy's since his father was arrested at the compound.
+While New Mexico authorities have said they had yet to identify the remains, Siraj Wahhaj, the boy's grandfather claims they are those of Wahhaj.
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+Fox News reports:
+The missing boy's grandfather, Siraj Wahhaj, a Muslim cleric who leads a well-known New York City mosque, told reporters he had learned from other family members that the remains were his grandson's.
+The imam said he did not know the cause of death.
+"Whoever is responsible, then that person should be held accountable," Wahhaj said.
+A Georgia arrest warrant accused the boy's father, Siraj Ibn Wahhaj, the imam's son, of kidnapping the child.
+Authorities said the father at some point told his wife he wanted to perform an exorcism on the boy, who cannot walk, suffers seizures and requires constant attention because of a lack of oxygen and blood flow at birth.
+The imam said he was unaware of the training of the children for school shootings, but his mosque has been known to attract Islamic jihadis over the years.
+"It sounds to me it sounds crazy.
+But I don't know," he said.
+"I make no judgments yet because we don't know."
+Again Fox adds, "The imam's mosque has attracted a number of radicals over the years, including a man who later helped bomb the World Trade Center in 1993."
+Mosque spokesman Ali Abdul-Karim Judan claims that the narrative is being changed because Muslims are involved and that this was nothing more than a "domestic situation."
+"None of the charges had anything to do with anybody teaching anybody shooting to commit acts of terrorism or to go in and shoot up any school," he said.
+"Because it's a Muslim and the circumstances that are surrounding their situation, they want to change the narrative."
+Eleven children were found in terrible conditions in that compound.
+That's hardly a "domestic situation."
+Furthermore, as I reported on Wednesday, both the Associated Press and the Atlanta Constitution-Journal reported on the training.
+The documents claim Siraj Ibn Wahhaj and his co-defendants conducted weapons training at the camp where they were found Friday with 11 children in allegedly “third world” conditions.
+Wahhaj is also wanted in Clayton County in a child abduction case involving his missing son, Abdul-Ghani Wahhaj.
+The documents, which suggest all the adults were involved in the training, say a person serving as a foster parent caring for one of the kids revealed the details about the training.
+BREAKING: Court documents say man arrested at New Mexico compound was training children to commit school shootings.
+— The Associated Press (@AP) August 8, 2018
+People can continue to put their heads in the sand all they want to because they know "nice" Muslim people, but the fact of the matter is that the history of Islam is anything but nice, polite, just or holy .
+It is a totalitarian, religious/political construct that is full of oppression.
+When you have those that actually believe the Koran and follow in the footsteps of the desert nomad Muhammad , then you will not find radicals, but devout Muslims.
+This appears to be exactly what Siraj Ibn Wahhaj and others arrested at the compound are.
+In either case, it is very sad that a little boy lost his life, possibly at the hands of his Islamic father and others.
+Justice should be served swift, and I don't mean a lengthy jail term.
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+Linda Sarsour's Mentor, The WTC Bombing & A School Shooting Plot In New Mexico
+
+When the left made Linda Sarsour into its role model, it climbed into bed with the worst of the worst.
+The father of a missing 4-year-old Georgia boy was training children at a filthy New Mexico compound to commit school shootings, prosecutors alleged in court documents Wednesday.
+The documents say Siraj Ibn Wahhaj was conducting weapons training with assault rifles at the compound near the Colorado border that was raided by authorities Friday.
+Prosecutor Timothy Hasson filed the court documents while asking that Wahhaj be held without bail after he was arrested last week with four other adults facing child abuse charges.
+Authorities are also awaiting word on whether human remains found at the site were those of Wahhaj's son, who is severely disabled and went missing in December in Jonesboro, Georgia, near Atlanta.
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+In the court documents, authorities said a foster parent of one of the 11 children removed from the compound had told authorities the child had been trained to use an assault rifle in preparation for a school shooting.
+Taos County Sheriff Jerry Hogrefe previously said adults at the compound were "considered extremist of the Muslim belief."
+He did not elaborate, saying it was part of the investigation.
+CBS News has learned Wednesday that Wahhaj is the son of a Brooklyn imam who was a possible co-conspirator in the bombing of the World Trade Center in 1993 -- but was never charged.
+The elder Wahhaj heads the Masjid At-Taqwa, a mosque that has attracted radical speakers over the years.
+Wahhaj met Mahmud Abouhalima when he came to the site to raise money for Muslims in Afghanistan.
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+Imam Whose Son Was Training School Shooters Blasts Reporters On New Mexico Compound: “They Hate Islam”
+
+It’s noteworthy that AP would carry this story at all; certainly, neither AP nor the rest of the establishment media is ever so solicitous of those whom they smear as “anti-Muslim” to allow us to tell our side of the story.
+But the imam Siraj Wahhaj is here engaging in some “war is deceit” action.
+His son was on the radar of counterterror officials for 13 years on suspicion of jihad activity.
+He was training school shooters.
+But of course, it’s all because of journalists who supposedly hate Islam and Muslims.
+Ever the victim.
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+“The Latest: Compound incident called anti-Muslim propaganda,” Associated Press, August 10, 2018 (thanks to the Geller Report):
+TAOS, N.M. (AP) — The Latest on 11 children found living in a filthy, makeshift compound in New Mexico (all times local): 4 p.m. A representative of a New York mosque says the raid of a ramshackle compound in New Mexico is being used as propaganda against Muslims.
+Ali Abdul-Karim Judan, a spokesman for the mosque, said in a video posted Thursday on Facebook that the incident was a domestic situation that has nothing to do with extremism.
+The grandfather of a severely disabled boy, who authorities say was kidnapped by his father and taken to the compound, has said remains found there are those of his grandson.
+The man is an imam at the New York mosque.
+Judan also cast doubt on a contention by prosecutors that children found at the site were being trained to use assault rifles in preparation for school shootings.
+He said authorities should not have made that claim without stronger evidence.
+The mosque has attracted radicals over the years, including a man who later helped bomb the World Trade Center in 1993….
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Unbelievable!
+Sharia New Mexico: Islamic compound jihadis RELEASED on bond after charges of “Islamophobia” and “racism” (Islam is not a race)
+
+Editor's Note: Talk about injustice!
+There were remains of a 4-year-old boy found there, who allegedly died while they were performing some sort of Islamic ritual over him.
+The Bundys and their supporters got nearly two years in jail and no one hurt a single person!
+Shame on those who are supposed to uphold law and justice!
+Shame!
+Taos County Sheriff Jerry Hogrefe testified that they found children holding boxes of ammunition, and that one child was found with a gun….
+Because sharia trumps dead children, school shooting training, kidnapping and jihad training.
+The children discovered at an “extremist Muslim” compound in New Mexico earlier this month were both trained to use firearms and taught multiple tactical techniques in order to kill teachers, law enforcement and other institution….
+state prosecutors said on Monday.
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+“Islamophobia” is a thought crushing device designed to silence any and critics and criticism of Islam.
+It is the tool in which the ummah enforces sharia blasphemy laws in the West.
+Waco – the Feds killed ’em all.
+Shot it up and burned it down.
+Fast forward to Islam in America —
+New Mexico compound jihadis released on bond after charges of racism and “Islamophobia” “THEIR LAWYER ARGUED THAT THERE WAS A DOUBLE STANDARD IN THE CASE BECAUSE HIS CLIENTS WERE MUSLIMS.
+HE ARGUED THAT IF THEY HAD BEEN CHRISTIAN AND WHITE, ‘WE MIGHT NOT BE HERE TODAY.’” Bu Jihad Watch, August 13, 2018: Seriously?
+If they had been Christian and white, stockpiling weapons and plotting school shootings, with the ringleader being the son of one of the most respected Christian preachers in the country, there wouldn’t have been news coverage of anything else for weeks.
+There would have been feature stories in the New York Times, the Washington Post, and the Wall Street Journal.
+CNN and MSNBC would be running special reports on toxic Christianity and the crisis in the churches.
+This incident, on the other hand, received very little coverage, and hardly any that touched on the Islamic aspects of the story.
+But Muslim claims of victimhood are so polished and reflexive by now, and the Leftist acceptance of them so matter-of-fact and instinctive, that Judge Sarah Backus fell right into line.
+We can only hope that no one dies because of her folly.
+“Breaking: Judge makes stunning decision in Muslim compound case after charges of racism,” by Carlos Garcia, The Blaze, August 13, 2018 (thanks to Robert): In a hearing Monday, a New Mexico judge found that suspects in a bizarre child abuse case were not a danger to the public, and released them on bond.
+Defense attorney blames Islamophobia Two Muslim men and three women are charged with 11 counts of child abuse each after police raided their compound in New Mexico and discovered 11 malnourished children living in squalor.
+Their lawyer argued that there was a double standard in the case because his clients were Muslims.
+He argued that if they had been Christian and white, “we might not be here today.” Despite law enforcement authorities saying that they believe that the children were being trained to attack innocents, and that the adults were radicalized, Judge Sarah Backus released the suspects.
+Prosecutors also said they obtained a letter from one of the suspects telling his brother to come to the compound and die like a martyr.
+The lawyer for the suspects said that there was no evidence that they were planning any kind of attacks.
+Taos County Sheriff Jerry Hogrefe testified that they found children holding boxes of ammunition, and that one child was found with a gun…
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+The Brennan-Rosenstein-Mueller–Comey-Presstitute
+
+Russiagate is an orchestration.
+It is the response of the military/security complex to Donald Trump’s presidential campaign statement that he intended to normalize relations with Russia.
+Trump recognized that the extreme Russiaphobia, which the hegemonic neoconservatives had whipped up since Vladimir Putin’s statement at the Munich Security Conference in 2007 that Russia was a sovereign country and intended to act like one, was a threat to life on earth.
+The neoconservatives, who have controlled US foreign policy since the Clinton regime, are unwilling to accept limitations by any other country on Washington’s ability to act unilaterally.
+When Putin blocked the Obama regime’s invasion of Syria and bombing of Iran, the neoconservatives paid Putin back by using NGOs and Ukranian politicians financed by Washington to overthrow the democratically elected government of Ukraine and to put in office a government hostile to Russia.
+The intent was to use Ukraine, a Russian province for more than three centuries, to create problems for Russia that would absorb Russia’s attention and return a free hand to Washington and Israel in the Middle East and also to evict Russia from its Black Sea naval base in Crimea.
+When Crimeans voted to reunite with Russia, Washington misrepresented the democratic result of self-determination as a “Russian invasion and annexation of Crimea.” Such an extraordinary misrepresentation destroyed any remaining confidence the Russian government might have had in Washington’s veracity.
+The Neoconservative Th... Dr. Paul Craig Roberts Best Price: $11.96 Buy New $19.34 (as of 10:15 EDT - Details) From here relations between the two nuclear powers deteriorated rapidly.
+As I and Stephen Cohen have emphasized, the danger of nuclear war is today far higher than ever during the long Cold War as there is today no trust whatsoever between the two governments.
+Donald Trump is totally correct that nuclear war would be a terminable event and that nothing is more important than restoring a cooperative and mutually respectful relationship between the US and Russia.
+The problem is that the military/security complex sees it differently.
+After 70 years of entrenchment the military/security complex is an independent political force.
+President Eisenhower warned the American people about this likely outcome in 1961 to no avail.
+From the standpoint of the military/security complex, the problem of normalizing relations with Russia is that it downgrades the “Russian threat” that is so essential to the $1,000 billion annual budget of the military/security complex and the power that such a massive budget conveys.
+Only 16 countries in the world out of 195 countries have a GDP greater than $1,000 billion.
+The military/security complex is large enough to be a member of the G-20 and to have its own currency and military.
+Obama’s CIA director, John Brennan, quickly organized the Russiagate conspiracy against Trump.
+Comey, Rosenstein, Clapper, Mueller, McCabe, Peter Strzok and others were, and are, apparently implicated as active participants in orchestrating an alleged collusion between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin to steal the US presidential election.
+Based on deception of the FISA Court, warrants were illegally obtained that became the basis for appointing Mueller as a special prosecutor to construct by whatever means possible a case against President Trump.
+After two years the only evidence we have of Russiagate is that it is a conspiracy against President Trump and the American people.
+Indeed, Mueller, fully aware that there was no Trump-Putin conspiracy, has not bothered to look for any evidence as there can be no evidence of something that did not happen.
+He pulled out of a hat some phony and meaningless indictments of some Russians in order to make it look like there was a conspiracy without having to prove it, but his main focus has been on framing Paul Manafort.
+Mueller’s investigation of Manafort has nothing to do with the Russiagate story line.
+Manafort’s alleged crimes are far outside Mueller’s mandate and took place, if they did, years before the alleged events of Russiagate.
+Manafort’s conviction by a jury on 8 of the 18 counts is being misrepresented by the Trump-hating presstitutes as vindication of the Russiagate investigation and as “A dark day for Trump,” with the presstitutes suggesting a Watergate parallel that will force Trump from office.
+Manafort was found guilty not of Russiagate, but of income tax evasion and misrepresenting his financial position on a loan application.
+We do not know if Manafort is guilty or is simply a victim of Mueller’s frameup and an incompetent jury.
+American juries are notoriously incompetent, which is why 97% of felony indictments are settled with a plea bargain.
+Even the innocent had rather work out a plea arrangement and admit to something that they did not do than to face an insouciant American jury.
+Remember the jury that condemned the survivors of the FBI’s massacre of the Branch Davidians in Waco, Texas, to be locked away for many years so that they could not talk and tell of the mass murder inflicted on a religious group by the FBI.
+It is unclear how much of a crime it can be to misrepresent your financial position on a loan application when one of the causes of the mortgage-backed derivative crisis was the misrepresentation of mortgage applicants on the loan documents by the companies issuing the mortgages.
+Instead of prosecution, Washington relied on the Federal Reserve to bail out the banks holding the misrepresented loans.
+Income tax invasion is the purview of the IRS, not of a special prosecutor who is supposed to be looking for evidence of a Trump-Putin conspiracy.
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+So, why did Mueller focus on Manafort?
+Let Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz tell you:
+“All the Special Counsel needs, in order to charge a subject of an investigation with lying to a prosecutor, is a single witnesses willing to contradict the subject.
+“The witness may not only be “singing,” he may also be “composing” — that is, making up or embellishing a story because he knows that the better his story, the better the deal.
+“Under federal law, the testimony of such a “flipped witness” need not be corroborated in order to secure a conviction.
+“Even one question that results in an answer that is contradicted by one witness would be enough to spring the perjury trap.”
+President Trump has made various statements disputing the orchestrated Russiagate accusations that, if Manafort as witness for the Special Prosecutor contradicted, could send the President of the United States to prison for perjury.
+Knowing this, Mueller, in my opinion a proven corrupt person, decided to put the squeeze on Manafort in order to force Manafort to save himself by giving false testimony against Trump.
+This tactic is used every day by state, local, and federal prosecutors.
+Americans who believe the indictments and convictions are unaware that 97% of the time the convictions rest on self-incrimination in order to avoid worse punishment.
+In Manafort’s case it didn’t, or hasn’t, worked.
+Yet.
+Manafort is due for a second trial, this time for allegely acting as an unregistered foreign agent for Ukrainian interests and for making false statements not under oath to the US government.
+Reportedly, Manafort is being held in solitary confinement, a form of torture designed to break a person’s spirit.
+Like Manafort’s first trial, his second trial has nothing whatsoever to do with Russiagate, but you will never learn that from the presstitute media or from the Democratic Party.
+Manafort can still be coerced to say something that can be used to drive Trump from office.
+What about Michael Cohen, a former attorney for Trump?
+Mueller saw no value in the Cohen case and passed it off to a regular US attorney to prosecute.
+Therefore, it would appear not to be part of the Russiagate investigation.
+Cohen avoided a jury and said he was guilty of five counts of personal income tax evasion, one count of making a false statement to a financial institution in order to get a loan, and two counts related to illegal campaign contributions.
+With regard to the campagin contributions, he contradicted his previous statements.
+He said that on Trump’s instruction, he paid off two women who were claiming sexual affairs with Trump.
+The intricacies of American laws relating to politics are often unclear.
+Apparently, the charge is that Cohen used monies raised for a political campaign to pay off two women, who saw and capitalized on an opportunity to extort Trump for money, and this was an illegal use of the money.
+Why a lawyer would pay off women, whose stories might or might not be true, in an illegal way when his client is a multi-billionaire doesn’t make much sense.
+But these are not the kind of questions that the presstitutes are interested in.
+Nevertheless, Cohen’s plea is associated with a case brought by another prosecutor, not by Special Prosecutor Mueller.
+I am not sufficiently familiar with US legal procedures to be able to say how this gets brought back into Mueller’s investigation.
+The facts are this:
+The US military/security complex will not permit any normalization of relations with Russia.
+Period.
+At some point Putin and Lavrov and the idiot Russian Atlanticist Integrationists will have to acknowledge this fact, or Russia will be destroyed.
+Trump, by declaring normalization of relations as one of his two principal goals for his presidency, earned the emnity of the powerful military/security complex.
+By defeating Hillary for the presidency, Trump inflamed the US media’s hatred, committed as the presstitutes are to Identity Politics and hatred of the “white male oppressors” who elected Trump.
+Trump will never be forgiven for preventing the election of the first female president of the United States, an unpardonable crime by a misogynist white male who “grabs women by the pussy.”
+The hatred of Trump by the military/security complex and by the white male hating Identity Politics of the Democratic Party is giving the world the spectacle of an American democratic presidential election being overthrown by a conspiracy between the military/security complex, the Democratic Party, and the whores who constitute the American print and TV media.
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+President Trump stands up for himself on Twitter — I am surprised that Tritter hasn’t suspended his account — but otherwise seems powerless.
+Whoever advised Trump to appoint Rosenstein, a person committed to Trump’s destruction, as deputy attorney general, which is the ruling position in view of the weak and stupid AG Sessions who recused himself from the Russiagate investigation, intended Trump’s destruction.
+A disreputable person committed to Trump’s destruction is appointed by Trump to destroy Trump.
+How can a person so unclued survive?
+As I wrote during the presidential campaign, Trump has no idea of Washington and no idea who to appoint who would support him rather than work against him.
+Consequently, he has a government working against him.
+Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham are working to prevent the Republican Party from supporting the party’s president.
+They could easily succeed.
+The entirety of the House and Senate of both parties is in thrall to the campaign donations of the military/security complex.
+What can President Trump do?
+He could fight, not with words on Twitter, but with the powers of the presidency.
+There is far more evidence that Russiagate is a conspiracy against the President of the United States than there is evidence that it is a Trump-Putin conspiracy to steal the election from Hillary.
+If Mueller can indict on the basis of no evidence, Trump can order the Attorney General to indict on the basis of massive evidence that Russiagate is a conspiracy against the President of the United States.
+Brennan, Comey, Clapper, Mueller, Rosenstein, McCabe, Strzok, CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, NPR, the New York Times, Washington Post, et.
+al., are all members of the conspiracy to overthrow democracy in America and establish the undisputed rule of the military/security complex.
+The idiot presstitutes’ hatred of Trump might leave them unaware of the conspiracy in which they are participating, but there is no doubt that the American presstitutes are engaged in the overthrow of American democracy, however little of American democracy still exists.
+This column is not an endorsement of Trump.
+It is an endorsement of truth, and it is an endorsement of the American people who in their distress and with the best information that they could acquire elected Donald Trump their President.
+Trump is wrong on the environment.
+Environmental protections put in place after years of struggle are being eviscerated by industry polluters who have gained controll over the environmental regulatory agencies.
+This is not a unique happening of the Trump presidency.
+It began under VP Dick Cheney, the real president during the 8 years of the George W. Bush regime.
+Cheney turned the environmental protection regulatory agencies over to industry polluters.
+Trump is wrong on Iran.
+He is in Israel’s hands, hoping that the power of the Israel Lobby can shield him from the presstitutes and the military/security complex.
+What Israel is doing by attempting to use US military force against Iran is unifying a new alliance that is too powerful for the Washington/Israeli alliance.
+Russia, China, Syria, Turkey, Iran, India, and Pakistan are the locations of populations that massively outnumber Washington’s empire.
+Each of these countries are being united by Washington’s stupid and inexplicable actions against each.
+Militarily, Israel is of no consequence.
+Twice the vaunted Israeli Army, capable of nothing but murdering unarmed women and children, were defeated and driven out of southern Lebanon by a few thousand Hezbollah militia.
+Israel is too cowardly to try it a third time, and is relying on the stupid Americans to do the job for them.
+The entire world looks at America and Israel, and what does the world see?
+Two countries, both the result of exterminating the native populations, distrusted and universally hated, both of which survive by purhasing the governments of other countries and by endless lies that describe everyone but themselves and their vassals as evil criminals that must be destroyed.
+For example, the Gaza Strip, the largest concentration camp ever in the world, is being systematically destroyed along with all life within it by Israel under cover of the obvious and transparanent lie that all within Gaza are terrorists outfitted with bomb belts who are committed to the destruction of Israel.
+Not only men of fighting age, but also old men, pregnant women, children, all Palestinians are being murdered by the Israeli military.
+The United States Secretary of State agrees with Israel that all Palestinians must be destroyed, the sooner the better.
+The Chinese are busy taking advantage of the financial opportunities that the idiot Americans forfeit, but otherwise do not seem to have any strategic sense of how to proceed in the drama unfolding in front of their eyes.
+For China, money is now all.
+The Russians are infected with the American propaganda infused into their veins during the Yeltsin era when Russia was an American puppet state.
+Slowly, if not surely, the Russians are coming to their senses and realizing that they have no American “partner.”
+If Trump is defeated and moved off the table, what happens when Russia and China finally realize that there is to be no conciliation with Washington?
+When all the false hopes and bets of the Russian and Chinese governments of conciliation on the basis of mutual economic interests come to naught, what happens?
+It will be the end of life on earth.
+The Russiagate “investigation” appears to be timed to influence the midterm elections with unsubstantiated accusations made just before the elections in an attempt to produce a Democratic Congress that would impeach President Trump on false charges.
+The presstitutes would cover up the frameup.
+In other words, the real election meddling is being done by the Russiagate “investigation.” See here and here.
+Such an impeachment would be a coup.
+The consequence would be deep and permanent divisions in American political life and more rabid Russiaphobia that would result in war.
+The danger is real that the Democrats’ Russiagate “investigation” aided and abetted by the presstitute media will result in nuclear Armageddon.
+The Best of Paul Craig Roberts
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+Horrifying Details Released: 2 Jihadi Muslims At Deadly NM Islamic Compound Hit With New Charges
+
+Siraj Ibn Wahhaj and one of his devout wives were charged with abuse of a child resulting in the death of a child and conspiracy to commit abuse of a child.
+Law enforcement rushed to destroy the Islamic compound just days after the kidnapping and murder made national news.
+They destroyed evidence, despite the fact that the investigation was new and ongoing.
+New charges were filed against the devout (“extremist)” Muslims.
+For years, the FBI and local law enforcement did nothing about this jihad compound, despite tips and numerous calls from concerned citizens.
+It took the murder of a child to get them to pay attention.
+What is the first thing they do after it is discovered a child was murdered on the compound and several starved to almost certain death?
+They destroyed the compound to cover up both their negligence and what happened there.
+News of what happened there was embarrassing to the Muslim community in the U.S., and making Islam look good seems to be the top priority of law enforcement officials.
+It’s sharia compliance in New Mexico.
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+Federal judge rules against Trump administration on 3-D gun blueprint case
+
+(This article by McClatchy-Tribune contains fake news, which we refute at the end.
+–BL)
+A federal judge on Monday issued a preliminary injunction continuing a prohibition on the Trump administration proposal to make available blueprints for so-called ghost guns, untraceable weapons that can be manufactured on a 3D printer, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra said.
+California was one of 20 states led by Washington that won the decision from U.S. District Judge Robert S. Lasnik in Seattle.
+The injunction extends a ruling last month that barred the Trump administration from taking steps that would allow the firm Defense Distributed to disseminate 3D gun blueprints.
+“When the Trump Administration inexplicably gave the green light to distribute on the internet blueprints of 3D-printed, untraceable ghost guns, it needlessly endangered our children, our loved ones and our men and women in law enforcement,” Becerra said in a statement.
+“The Trump Administration’s actions were dangerous and incompetent.”
+The action Monday keeps in place a July 31 court decision blocking the Trump administration pending a decision on the merits of a lawsuit by states opposed to the blueprints being published.
+“The Court finds that the irreparable burdens on the private defendants’ First Amendment rights are dwarfed by the irreparable harms the States are likely to suffer if the existing restrictions are withdrawn and that, overall, the public interest strongly supports maintaining the status quo through the pendency of this litigation,” Lasnik wrote in his decision.
+— Patrick McGreevy
+Los Angeles Times
+———
+©2018 Los Angeles Times, Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
+The radical leftist gun grabbing anti-liberty California General Xavier Becerra is lying when he says the “Trump Administration inexplicably gave the green light to distribute on the internet blueprints of 3D-printed, untraceable ghost guns.” The Department of Just(Us) settled a 1st Amendment claim filed by Cody Wilson, who created the code for 3-D guns.
+It was a case the government was about to lose.
+The settlement was approved by a federal judge.
+Becerra’s statement, “it needlessly endangered our children, our loved ones and our men and women in law enforcement,” is preposterous left-wing political argle-bargle.
+I suspect the Washington judge’s stay will be overturned on appeal, but certainly will if it makes it to the Supreme Court.
+The federal government has no standing to restrict speech in this manner.
+–BL
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+FBI Arrests 5 Muslims From New Mexico Jihad Compound Days After Multiple Charges Were Dropped
+
+Just days after a district judge dropped all charges against three of the Muslim jihadis at the New Mexico terror compound where a child was killed and 11 other children were being trained to commit jihad in mass school shootings, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has stepped up to arrest five Islamists, but the charges are no longer the same.
+Remember, this all occurred because the district attorney failed to file for a preliminary hearing within 10 days and didn’t even bother to show up for court.
+CBN reports:
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+SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - Federal prosecutors say the FBI has arrested five former residents of a ramshackle compound in New Mexico on firearms and conspiracy charges as local prosecutors dropped charges in the death of a 3-year-old boy at the property.
+Taos County District Attorney Donald Gallegos said Friday his office will now seek grand jury indictments involving the death.
+Gallegos said seeking indictments will allow more time to gather evidence.
+All five people will remain in custody pending a Tuesday hearing in federal court.
+The U.S. Attorney's Office in Albuquerque said compound resident Jany Leveille has been charged with being an alien unlawfully in possession of firearms and ammunition.
+She is a Haitian national.
+The other four members are charged with conspiring with Leveille.
+And the death of the three-year-old?
+Nothing!
+And what of the training of little jihadis?
+Nothing!
+“The defendants, Jany Leveille, 35, a Haitian national illegally present in the United States, Siraj Ibn Wahhaj, 40, Hujrah Wahhaj, 37, Subhanah Wahhaj, 35, and Lucas Morton, 40, are charged in a criminal complaint that was filed earlier today in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Mexico,” the bureau said in a statement.
+“The criminal complaint charges Jany Leveille with being an alien unlawfully in possession of firearms and ammunition in the District of New Mexico from Nov. 2017 through Aug. 2018,” the bureau said.
+“The criminal complaint charges the other four defendants with aiding and abetting Leveille in committing the offense, and with conspiring with Leveille to commit the offense.”
+Yet, in the midst of all of this, don't forget that the FBI ignore the intelligence that was provided to them, just like they have in many cases, which, if they had acted, they may have saved the little boy's life.
+In the meantime, the New Mexico district attorney who failed to file for a preliminary hearing within 10 days and didn’t show up for court is vowing to pursue prosecution of these jihadis.
+“The actions yesterday by the district judges do not affect our continuing efforts to prosecute the individuals as charged originally,” Eighth Judicial District Attorney Donald Gallegos said in a statement on Thursday.
+“While we disagree with the judges, they did their jobs.
+We will continue to do ours.
+“Going forward, our options are to refile the charges or take the cases to the grand jury.
+We are assessing and will decide which avenue to pursue.
+What is important to know is that we will continue to pursue prosecution of the cases.”
+StatementThe actions yesterday by the district judges do not affect our continuing efforts to prosecute the... Posted by Eighth Judicial District Attorney on Thursday, August 30, 2018
+He also sought to fight back against criticism in his failure to perform his job.
+“Finally, I have always welcomed criticism and, as public servants, our judges should also,” Gallegos said in the statement.
+“However, I ask that you be civil and respectful in your criticisms as that is more constructive.
+Cussing and threatening the people involved will not accomplish justice and serves no useful purpose.
+Remember, you do not have all the facts.
+That will develop as the cases progress."
+Yeah, well, that's about as trustworthy as the FBI in this matter.
+This latest move, while welcome, may only be a response to President Donald Trump's vow to "get involved."
+However, I ask, why were you not involved in the first place, Mr. President?
+According to the Constitution, you, and you alone, are the sole head of the executive branch, and as such you are where the buck stop in making sure the laws are faithfully executed.
+So, if Trump is going to fire Sessions, perhaps he should stop talking about it and get to it and actually put someone in the Justice Department as attorney general who will do the job faithfully, and by that, I don't mean Trey Gowdy.
+I mean someone who is serious about justice, not political grandstanding or covering up criminal activity.
+Until then, I'll consider this the means the FBI will use to engage in the further coverup of what really took place at that compound beyond the bulldozing of a crime scene, and possibly, their own complicity.
+Article posted with permission from Sons Of Liberty Media
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+FBI: Muslim Teen From NM Islamic Compound Trained For Jihad: "Raise An Army" "Killing Non-Believers On Behalf Of Allah"
+
+It was a jihad training camp.
+Raising an army for jihad slaughter.
+And their defense is “freedom of religion,” calling this prosecution “islamophobia.”
+The enemedia is scrubbing and censoring this story – but it is just as we have warned/predicted for years.
+In an affidavit filed in support of a criminal complaint, an FBI special agent wrote that Leveille’s 13-year-old son told investigators that his mother’s boyfriend, Siraj Ibn Wahhaj, 40, wanted to “get an army together” and train them for jihad.
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+The boy told agents that Ibn Wahhaj trained him and another of Leveille’s teenage sons in firearms and military techniques, including rapid reloads and hand-to-hand combat, and told them jihad meant killing non-believers on behalf of Allah, according to the affidavit filed in U.S. District Court in New Mexico.
+[…] Defense lawyers have said that the five adults were exercising their constitutional rights to practice their religion and own firearms, and that the group is being discriminated against because they are black and Muslim.
+The defense attorneys could not immediately be reached for comment on Saturday.
+There it is.
+TEEN FROM NEW MEXICO COMPOUND SAYS HE WAS TRAINED FOR JIHAD: FBI TAOS, N.M. (REUTERS) – A 13-YEAR-OLD BOY WHO WAS PART OF GROUP TAKEN INTO CUSTODY AT A SQUALID NEW MEXICO COMPOUND LAST MONTH HAS TOLD FBI AGENTS HIS MOTHER’S BOYFRIEND WAS TRAINING HIM TO CONDUCT “JIHAD” AGAINST NON-BELIEVERS, ACCORDING TO FEDERAL COURT DOCUMENTS.
+By Andrew Hay, Reuters, September 2, 2018: The boy was among 11 children and five adults living at the compound in Taos County when it was raided on Aug. 3 by local sheriff’s deputies who discovered a cache of firearms and the children living without food or clean water.
+The dead body of a three-year-old boy was found buried at the site later They initially faced state charges, then on Friday, the five adults including a Haitian woman described as the group’s leader, 35-year-old Jany Leveille, were arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and accused of conspiracy and firearms offenses.
+In an affidavit filed in support of a criminal complaint, an FBI special agent wrote that Leveille’s 13-year-old son told investigators that his mother’s boyfriend, Siraj Ibn Wahhaj, 40, wanted to “get an army together” and train them for jihad.
+The boy told agents that Ibn Wahhaj trained him and another of Leveille’s teenage sons in firearms and military techniques, including rapid reloads and hand-to-hand combat, and told them jihad meant killing non-believers on behalf of Allah, according to the affidavit filed in U.S. District Court in New Mexico.
+The 13-year-old also told the FBI that his mother believed she received messages from God, and that he watched her and Ibn Wahhaj perform supposed “exorcism” rituals over the three-year-old boy, including one during which the boy choked and his heart stopped, according to the special agent’s affidavit.
+The teenager said his mother and others at the compound told him not to talk to anyone about the three-year-old ever being at the compound because they would “all go to jail.” Defense lawyers have said that the five adults were exercising their constitutional rights to practice their religion and own firearms, and that the group is being discriminated against because they are black and Muslim.
+The defense attorneys could not immediately be reached for comment on Saturday.
+The five defendants came under FBI surveillance in May after Leveille wrote a letter to Ibn Wahhaj’s brother asking him to join them and become a “martyr,” state prosecutors have said.
+They are due to appear in court in Albuquerque on Tuesday.
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+Pit Bull Journalist Hounds Keith Ellison Over Abuse Of Women - Watch Him Flee!
+
+Investigative journalist Laura Loomer tracked down Rep. Keith Ellison (D-MN), aka Hakim Muhammad, at an event he was at on Saturday and questioned him about the police reports filed against him by women who claimed he abused them.
+With documents in hand, Loomer hounded Ellison, asking him if he would respond to the reports, but the Democrat candidate for attorney general of Minnesota, despite the fact he doesn't have an active license to practice law, would not answer, but tried to flee like a frightened puppy.
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+Keith Ellison CONFRONTED About Domestic Violence Allegations Produced by Sean CampbellAs he arrived for a campaign event in Minnesota on Saturday, Rep. Keith Ellison (D-MN) was confronted by investigative journalist Laura Loomer about the numerous domestic violence allegations that have been brought against him by two different women.Loomer questioned Ellison about a 2005 police report filed by Amy Alexander, a Democrat activist who he had a relationship with.
+With the police report in hand, Loomer asked Ellison to explain why the police report says there was a domestic violence call to Alexander's house, despite the fact that Ellison has denied the allegations.Please Support my Independent Journalism: http://bit.ly/loomeredTHANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTION!
+Posted by Laura Loomer on Monday, September 3, 2018
+His supporters continuously tried to block Loomer, even trying to put their hands on her, cover up her camera and getting in her way of asking honest answers that Ellison owes the people whom he is asking to vote for him.
+Loomer asked why the police were called to Amy Alexander's house in 2005 over domestic violence.
+Ellison was in a relationship with Alexander at that time, but has denied the allegations.
+He fails, however, to relay his side of the story.
+However, 911 call documents show that Alexander named Ellison as her assaulter.
+#MnAg ——> RT @jpkolb: UPDATE: This is a record of a 911 call from May 16, 2005.
+The caller reported she was assaulted by Keith Ellison.
+pic.twitter.com/bVmrrZHC3h — JohnGilmore (@Shabbosgoy) August 13, 2018
+Alexander is not the only woman to make abuse accusations against Ellison.
+On August 11, 2018, a woman by the name of Karen Monahan accused Ellison of being physically and verbally abusive towards her.
+.
+@Jerickaduncan to Karen Monahan, who accuses ex-boyfriend Rep. Keith Ellison of domestic abuse in 9/2016 incident: "Did you call anybody after that?"
+Monahan: "I called a friend, & I said, 'I'm at the lowest of the low.'"
+Ellison denies the allegations.
+https://t.co/w6GFpTp758 pic.twitter.com/ISMgRoFBvs — CBS Evening News (@CBSEveningNews) August 17, 2018
+CBS NEWS EXCLUSIVE: @Jerickaduncan sits down with the woman alleging Rep. Keith Ellison (D-MN) physically abused her in 2016.
+Ellison has denied the allegations.
+https://t.co/kLFpBkZYMo pic.twitter.com/3eXXAQgc6o — CBS Evening News (@CBSEveningNews) August 16, 2018
+Her son posted the allegations on Twitter as his mother posted them to Twitter.
+Please read, if you care about my mother please share.I love you momma, you wont have to stand... Posted by Austin Aslim Monahan on Saturday, August 11, 2018
+I am so proud of my son for his courage.
+But this situation impacted me.
+If you have anything to say, please say it me and leave him out of it.
+No nasty comments to him https://t.co/UC84loHz1m — Karen Monahan (@KarenMonahan01) August 12, 2018
+I shut down my facebook 2 days ago because I didn’t want my kids seeing post people were posting to me.
+I really can’t activate it now cause will be worse for them.
+My son is getting bullied on FB, DO NOT BULLY MY KIDS.
+tweet to me and leave them out of it — Karen Monahan (@KarenMonahan01) August 12, 2018
+What my son said is true.
+Every statement he made was true.
+@keithellison, you know you did that to me.
+I have given every opportunity to get help and heal.
+Even now, u r willing to say my son is lying and have me continue to leak more text and info just so others will believe him — Karen Monahan (@KarenMonahan01) August 12, 2018
+What's amazing is that Democrats cover for their own, ignoring the obvious hypocrisy they demonstrate when they opponents are accused of such things.
+Even one woman in the Loomer video says, why are they waiting till now to bring this forward?
+Well, for Ms. Monahan, perhaps that could be asked, but not for Amy Alexander.
+That report was filed more than a decade ago.
+It appears that with Ms. Monahan's claims and Keith Ellison's unwillingness to address the public with his side of the story that perhaps, he has not changed his ways at all.
+In fact, he can more than likely justify his actions based upon the demonic teachings of Muhammad in the Koran.
+He has already won the primary to be Minnesota's AG.
+Will the people not demand justice and vote a Communist-backed, Muslim, accused woman abuser into the office of prosecuting criminals?
+Article posted with permission from Sons Of Liberty Media
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+Texas: Cop Walks Into Home She Thought Was Hers, Kills Innocent Homeowner—Not Arrested
+
+Dallas, TX — Highlighting the sheer insane state of law enforcement in America today is a tragic story out of Dallas this week.
+An off-duty police officer walked into the wrong home after getting off shift, thought the homeowner was an intruder, and killed him.
+And, she has not yet been arrested.
+The victim was 26-year-old Bothan Shem Jean who was most likely startled by someone coming into his home at 10:00 pm when the unnamed officer opened his door.
+While the details surrounding how Jean was killed are unclear, according to police, the officer admitted to killing him.
+In a statement released on Friday, Dallas police said their officer called them after shooting Jean and told responding officers that “she entered the victim’s apartment believing that it was her own.”
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+On September 6, 2018 at about 9:59 p.m., an off duty Dallas Police officer called police dispatch and said she was involved in a shooting at the apartments located at 1210 S. Lamar.
+Preliminary information suggests that the officer arrived home in full uniform after working a full shift.
+The officer reported to the responding officers that she entered the victim’s apartment believing that it was her own.
+At some point, the officer fired her weapon striking the victim.
+Responding officers administered aid to the victim, a 26-year-old male, at the scene.
+The victim was then transported to the hospital and pronounced deceased.
+Next of kin notification has not been made at this time.
+The officer was not injured and will be placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation.
+The Dallas Police Department is conducting a joint investigation with the District Attorney’s Office.
+This investigation is ongoing and we will release additional details as they become available and it is appropriate to do so.
+If an average citizen walked into the wrong home and shot and killed an innocent homeowner, rest assured that they would be in jail—right now.
+However, instead of immediately arresting the officer for trespassing and murder, she was simply placed on administrative leave—a glaring function of blue privilege indeed.
+“Super scary because the police are supposed to protect you and then they come home and, you know, you’re just hanging out in your own house and then they come home thinking they’re home or whatever.
+I don’t know if she was tired but that’s pretty scary,” Richard Healy Nelson, who lives in the complex, said to reporters.
+NBC News spoke with Jean’s mother in a phone interview from her home in St. Lucia who was stunned to hear of his death.
+“He did no one any wrong,” she said.
+While the Free Thought Project consistently reports on police officers entering the wrong home during raids and killing, maiming, or traumatizing entirely innocent people, this is the first time we’ve reported a story of an off-duty cop going into the wrong home, on their way home, and killing someone.
+The details of how or why this officer would walk into an apartment that was not hers are unclear.
+However, what is entirely clear is the fact that a mother and father are now and will be grieving for the rest of their lives because of her actions.
+And, in a slap to the face of Jean’s parents, the person who admitted to killing their innocent son has yet to be arrested.
+Article posted with permission from The Free Thought Project
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+Dallas Police Officer Finally Arrested After Entering Wrong Apartment & Killing Man
+
+Last week, it was reported that Dallas Police Officer Amber Guyger entered an apartment she claims that she thought was hers and subsequently found the occupant of that apartment home and shot and killed him, claiming she thought he was an intruder.
+Now, after several days of outcry from the community, Guyger has been arrested and Charged with manslaughter in the death of 26-year-old Botham Jean.
+In a statement released on Friday, Dallas police said their officer called them after shooting Jean and told responding officers that “she entered the victim’s apartment believing that it was her own.”
+On September 6, 2018 at about 9:59 p.m., an off duty Dallas Police officer called police dispatch and said she was involved in a shooting at the apartments located at 1210 S. Lamar.
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+Preliminary information suggests that the officer arrived home in full uniform after working a full shift.
+The officer reported to the responding officers that she entered the victim’s apartment believing that it was her own.
+At some point, the officer fired her weapon striking the victim.
+Responding officers administered aid to the victim, a 26-year-old male, at the scene.
+The victim was then transported to the hospital and pronounced deceased.
+Next of kin notification has not been made at this time.
+The officer was not injured and will be placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation.
+The Dallas Police Department is conducting a joint investigation with the District Attorney’s Office.
+This investigation is ongoing and we will release additional details as they become available and it is appropriate to do so.
+I have no idea how you can enter an apartment mistakenly.
+Does Guyger leave her door unlocked?
+Furthermore, The Dallas News reports:
+Jean, who lived on the fourth floor of the South Side Flats in the Cedars, was home alone when Guyger mistook his apartment for hers, the affidavit says.
+Guyger lived on the third floor, directly beneath his apartment, and mistakenly parked on the fourth floor after finishing a shift at the Dallas Police Department, the affidavit says.
+When she arrived at Jean's door, Guyger entered a unique door key with an electronic chip into the keyhole, the affidavit says.
+The door was already ajar, so the force of pushing the key inside opened the door, according to the affidavit.
+The affidavit says the apartments' "respective interior floorplans are in most ways identical or extremely similar."
+The apartment was dark and when she saw "a large silhouette," Guyger thought she was being burglarized, the affidavit says.
+The affidavit says Guyger drew her gun, "gave verbal commands that were ignored" and fired twice.
+Jean was struck once in the torso.
+Guyger then called 911 from her cellphone and started performing first aid.
+She turned on the lights, then went to the front door again and realized the apartment wasn't hers, the affidavit says.
+She told the 911 operator as well as responding officers that she thought she was at her apartment when she shot Jean, according to the affidavit.
+Ok, some of this seems plausible, but I still am left wondering about the door being ajar.
+Is this something people are prone to do at 1o o'clock at night in Dallas?
+In any case, we all know that any of us who did the same thing would have immediately been taken into custody.
+This was not the case with Guyger, though one officer close to her said, "she is devastated."
+Knowing this provoked outrage across the nation over the weekend.
+In fact, this is not her first shooting.
+As a four-year veteran of the force, she was also involved in the shooting of another suspect in 2017.
+The Dallas News reported:
+In 2017, Guyger shot 47-year-old Uvaldo Perez, who had wrestled a Taser away from her.
+Another officer had been in a Pleasant Grove neighborhood looking for a woman who had a warrant out for her arrest.
+When the officer thought he saw the woman in a car with two men in the 8300 block of Reva Street, the officer asked for backup from Guyger and another officer, according to an affidavit.
+One of the officers was trying to search Perez when he became combative, the affidavit said.
+Guyger deployed her Taser before Perez was able to take it from her.
+After Perez had the Taser, Guyger fired her gun once, striking him in the abdomen, the affidavit said.
+Neither Guyger nor the other officers were injured in the 2017 shooting.
+Police arrested Perez on a charge of taking a weapon from an officer, as well as charges for possession of methamphetamine, marijuana and violating his parole.
+In February 2018, Perez signed a plea agreement for the charge of taking an officer's weapon and was sentenced to two years in prison.
+The Texas Rangers are also involved in the investigation.
+USA Today reports that Guyger was freed on bail on Sunday after being charged with manslaughter, and faces two 20-year sentences and up to a $10,000 fine.
+A charge of murder may be forthcoming once the case is taken to a grand jury, according to Dallas County District Attorney Faith Johnson.
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+Dallas Police Attempt to ‘Smear’ Botham Jean Over Tiny Bit of Weed and they Failed, Miserably
+
+Dallas, TX — The Dallas Police on Thursday announced the findings of a search warrant they executed on the home of Botham Jean after he was gunned down in his apartment by one of their own.
+The department is now accused of trying to “smear” Jean by claiming they found a tiny bit of marijuana in his house—as if this justifies going into someone’s home and murdering them.
+The timing couldn’t have been more insidiously planned as police released the affidavit on the day of Jean’s funeral—despite having allegedly found the marijuana last week.
+According to the affidavit, when they searched his home, police claimed to have found 10.4 grams of pot—less than half an ounce.
+Police also said they found two fired cartridge casings, a police backpack and vest, and a metal marijuana grinder—the horror.
+Even if police did find marijuana, why on earth would they execute a search warrant on an innocent dead man’s home and then release that information to the public?
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+“They [police] immediately began looking to smear him,” attorney Lee Merritt said.
+“I think it’s unfortunate that law enforcement begin to immediately criminalize the victim—in this case, someone who was clearly was the victim that has absolutely no bearing on the fact that he was shot in his home,” Merritt added to Fox 4.
+Pointing out the glaring nature of the smear campaign was the fact that there has been absolutely zero information released about the warrants conducted on officer Amber Guyger, the killer cop who lived just below Jean.
+“I would love to see more information coming out about the warrants executed on the home of the shooter who lived just below him.
+I haven’t seen any of those,” said Merritt.
+Merritt accused the department of conducting a “common assassination attempt on the victim that we often see in law enforcement involved shootings.” Sadly, he appears to be correct in his accusations.
+It is standard procedure for police to dig up dirt on their victims in attempts to smear and assassinate their character to make the killer cops look good in the public eye.
+Even sadder, however, is the fact that these smear campaigns work most of the time.
+As the Free Thought Project reported on Wednesday, according to police — who continue to attempt to spin this story into some tragic mistake — Guyger accidentally went into the wrong apartment, mistook Jean for an intruder and killed him.
+“Guyger entered the building and walked down the fourth-floor hallway to what she thought was her apartment,” according to the arrest warrant made public Monday afternoon.
+“She inserted a unique door key, with an electronic chip, into the door keyhole.
+The door, which was slightly ajar prior to Guyger’s arrival, fully opened under the force of the key insertion.”
+“Guyger drew her firearm, gave verbal commands that were ignored by … Jean,” according to the warrant.
+“Guyger fired her handgun two times striking [Jean] in the torso.
+Guyger entered the apartment, immediately called 911, requesting police and EMS, and provided first aid to … Jean.
+“Due to the interior darkness of the apartment, Guyger turned on the interior lights while on the phone with 911.
+Upon being asked where she was located by emergency dispatchers, Guyger returned to the front door to observe the address and discovered she was at the wrong apartment,” according to the arrest warrant.
+At no time, according to the warrant, does Guyger say what “verbal commands” she gave.
+What’s more, any verbal commands she did give were entirely irrelevant as she was the intruder—not Jean.
+Attempting to imply that Jean was somehow at fault for his own death for disobeying the commands of a homicidal cop who’d just illegally broken into his home is as irresponsible as it is reprehensible.
+What’s more, according to the attorneys for Jean, when Guyger was on the phone with police, she had to go outside to verify the address of the apartment—implying that she knew she was in the wrong apartment from the start.
+“From the fact that when you look at an affidavit and I’m thinking that I’m at my house and I call 911 because someone was just shot,” Attorney Daryl Washington said.
+“Well, the very first thing that I’m going to do is I’m not going to go outside and look at my address?
+I’m going to give them my address right there on the phone.
+I’m going to say I’m on the phone.
+My address is this.
+Why did she have to go outside to verify the address?
+It makes no sense whatsoever.”
+Even more ominous than having to verify the address is the fact that according to witnesses, Guyger’s story of inserting the key into Jean’s door and it opening up was simply not true.
+According to witnesses, Guyger was banging on Jean’s door, demanding he let her in.
+“Independent witnesses have already come forward to say that they heard this officer pounding on the door and demanding to be let in,” Lee Merritt, one of the attorneys representing the Jean family, told ABC News.
+“The contradictions begin to build from there.”
+The doors in the complex are also equipped with an automatic closing mechanism.
+This was demonstrated by the attorneys who opened the door and released it several times—showing that it closed every single time—blowing the claim that the door was somehow ajar completely out of the water.
+Jean’s family also pointed out that it would have been incredibly unlikely for Guyger to mistake Jean’s apartment for her own as he had a distinct red door mat which would have been enough for the cop to know she was at the wrong place.
+The hallway outside the apartment where Botham Jean was shot and killed by a Dallas Police officer.
+pic.twitter.com/2xN9xqppRC — Allison Harris (@AllisonFox4News) September 8, 2018
+Even as cops come to Guyger’s defense and attempt to shame, smear, and discredit her victim—who was an upstanding member of society regardless of the plant they claim to have found—they are failing miserably.
+Despite cops rallying behind the blue line to defend this killer cop, the rest of the country is not buying it.
+In a damning tweet, writer Kashana Cauley summed up the nature of the smear campaign quite succinctly.
+In response to cops claiming to find a tiny bit of weed, she pointed out that there was also a homicidal cop inside too.
+His apartment also contained an off duty homicidal cop.
+https://t.co/Nq5wDpmukq — Kashana (@kashanacauley) September 13, 2018
+Article posted with permission from The Free Thought Project
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+New Mexico Jihadis’ Defense Attorney: “If These Were White Christians…No One Would Bat An Eye”
+
+Editor's Note: If they were white, devout Christians, we wouldn't hear about this cause it would have never taken place because it would have gone against the teachings of Christ and there would have been an outcry by Christians everywhere against people might engage in such behavior and would claim such things.
+"Federal prosecutors say that between Dec. 2017 and August 2018, the group, who are either siblings or related by marriage, had ‘a common plan to prepare for violent attacks on government, military, educational and financial institutions.
+'"
+Yeah, if they were white Christians, no one would care about that.
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+“Federal Judge Denies New Mexico Compound Residents Bail,” by Vanessa Romo, KRWG, September 13, 2018:
+A federal judge denied bail on Wednesday to all five members of an extended family accused of operating a training camp for a violent attack on public institutions out of their isolated New Mexico compound.
+During the arraignment hearing, Magistrate Judge Kirtan Khalsa told the defendants there was “clear and convincing evidence that you are a danger to the community,” The Associated Press reported.
+A federal grand jury indicted the group on Tuesday on conspiracy and federal firearms charges stemming from the discovery of a cache of weapons after law enforcement raided their home in search of a missing boy but, instead, found 11 malnourished children living in squalid conditions.
+Federal prosecutors say that between Dec. 2017 and August 2018, the group, who are either siblings or related by marriage, had “a common plan to prepare for violent attacks on government, military, educational and financial institutions.” U.S. Attorney John C. Anderson and Special Agent in Charge James C. Langenberg of the FBI’s Albuquerque Division, said in a statement that the defendants’ home in Amalia, N.M., served as a firing range and training camp to carry out an attack as part of a religious prophecy.
+According to the indictment, some of the minors were being prepared “to engage in jihad and … to die as martyrs.”… Siraj Ibn Wahhaj’s lawyer in the state case, suggested that those charges were motivated by a degree of racial and religious prejudice against his Muslim client.
+If the suspects were white Christians shooting guns on their property and practicing their religion, “No one would bat an eye,” Thomas Clark argued in court.
+“If these were white people of a Christian faith who owned guns, that’s not a big deal because there’s a Second Amendment right to own firearms in this country.
+If these were white Christians, faith healing is of no consequence because we have freedom of religion in this country.
+But they look different and they worship differently from the rest of us,” Clark said….
+Last month, two state judges were forced to dismiss child neglect charges against all five adults when the local district attorney’s office missed a 10-day deadline to present initial evidence of crime.
+A few days later, Taos-based District Attorney Donald Gallegos dropped charges related to the death of Siraj Wahhaj’s son, “saying he was seeking more time to assemble and analyze evidence, and that he intended to seek grand jury indictment,” The Durango Herald reported.
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Warrants Show Police Never Searched Amber Guyger’s Apartment, Now It’s Too Late, She’s ‘Vacated’ It
+
+Dallas, TX — On Sunday, activists rallied around the Dallas Cowboy’s stadium to draw attention to the slaying of Botham Jean.
+They carried coffins and blocked traffic to expose the special treatment of Amber Guyger, the cop who has yet to even be fired for killing Jean.
+Now, as more details emerge, this special treatment has moved to a level that is even more insidious.
+Protest at AT&T Stadium pic.twitter.com/lu5VsGQByv — Allison Harris (@AllisonFox4News) September 16, 2018
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+From the beginning of this case, it was clear that Guyger was receiving special treatment from law enforcement.
+One of the most glaring instances showing her privilege was the fact that the Texas Rangers said in their report that Jean refused to obey Guyger’s “verbal commands.” Had anyone else but a cop walked into an apartment and killed an innocent man, do you believe that investigators would have said anything like this?
+Attorney Stephen Le Brocq, who operates a law firm in the North Texas area sums up the treatment of Guyger perfectly when he says that “The affidavit isn’t written objectively, not at the slightest.
+As stated before, they are usually wholly against the accused.
+An objective view of the information related by the officer would be proper, in my opinion.
+This affidavit states facts based upon the word of the person it seeks to accuse of criminal wrongdoing.”
+What’s more, according to WFAA, who obtained affidavits for all of the search warrants involved in the case, none of them involved the search of Guyger’s apartment.
+For those who don’t recall, police egregiously released the search warrant findings of Jean’s apartment on the day his family buried his dead body.
+They attempted to assassinate Jean’s character by claiming they found less than a half ounce of weed in his apartment.
+However, they failed miserably at it.
+One thing in particular, however, stood out to those paying attention and that is the fact the police didn’t release any information on what they found in Guyger’s apartment.
+According to the information currently available, that’s because they didn’t search it.
+According to WFAA, there were five search warrants issued in the case—none of which were for the killer’s apartment.
+As WFAA reports:
+Two of the warrants allowed investigators to remove the front door of Guyger and Jean’s apartment, their door locks and to download data for their door locks.
+An inventory return states that they removed both of their door lock and downloaded the data from the door locks.
+A third search warrant gave investigators the authority to enter Jean’s apartment and collect additional evidence.
+A return shows that investigators took photographs of his apartment, made videos of his apartment, conducted “laser measurements of firearm trajectory,” and collected “gunshot residue” from the door frame and kitchen wall of Jean’s apartment.
+A return for the fourth search warrant shows investigators seized video from the surveillance camera system in the apartment management’s office.
+A fifth search warrant gave investigators the authority to obtain all communications related to the incident in the possession of property management, as well as all surveillance video and all entry and access logs from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. on the night of the shooting.
+An inventory return shows investigators seized a USB drive containing the video, an event log report for “linear access doors and gates,” an “elevator access door lock” report and a “lock audit report for both apartments.
+Now, even if police would try to search the killer cop’s apartment, it’s too late.
+On Sunday, apartment staff notified residents in an email that Guyger “has vacated her apartment and no longer resides at our community.”
+A manager at the complex declined to indicate exactly when Guyger moved out and if she left the premises voluntarily, the Dallas Morning News reports.
+While residents can certainly sleep better knowing that they don’t have to fear a killer cop walking into their apartment and murdering them, the family of Botham Jean likely sees this as one more instance of injustice.
+Mother of #BothamJean, Allison Jean, says the “smear” of her son is unacceptable.
+“It is time that we recognize that lives matter, my son’s life matters.” pic.twitter.com/UjyKRZ8XeG — Jack Highberger (@JackHighberger) September 14, 2018
+Article posted with permission from The Free Thought Project
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+Are You Kidding Me, Ted Cruz?
+Don't "Blame The Police Officer" Who Admitted Killing Botham Jean?
+
+Dallas, TX — In a repugnant and outright disrespectful move, Texas Senator Ted Cruz went to bat for Amber Guyger, the cop who admitted to taking the life of the innocent 26-year-old pillar of society, Botham Jean.
+During an interview over the weekend, Cruz sat down with FOX 26 who started with the question of what he thought about the tragic killing of Jean by Guyger.
+FOX 26 asked Cruz to respond to his Democratic midterm rival, Beto O’Rourke, who called for officer Guyger to be fired.
+“I think we are all counting on the district attorney, on those in positions of trust and power right now, to do the right thing,” O’Rourke said, implying that, at the very minimum, Amber Guyger should be fired.
+“There has to be a full accounting for how young black men continue to be killed in this country without accountability, without justice, without these full investigations, without respecting their civil rights.
+This cannot continue.”
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+In response, Cruz lashed out at O’Rourke, claiming that he is being too quick to judge.
+“I wish Beto O’Rourke & Democrats weren’t so quick to always blame the police officer,” Cruz said Saturday during an interview with Houston’s KRIV.
+“She may have been in the wrong … but I don’t think we should jump to conclusions.”
+Cruz responds to O'Rourke support for DPD firing Amber Guyger: "I wish Beto O’Rourke & Democrats weren’t so quick to always blame the police officer.
+... She may have been in the wrong ... but I don’t think we should jump to conclusions" amid investigation https://t.co/68nHBodrOM — Patrick Svitek (@PatrickSvitek) September 17, 2018
+Cruz then went on to call the situation a tragedy and said that if a jury of her peers finds she did something wrong then Guyger should suffer the consequences.
+To be clear, Amber Guyger admitted to doing something wrong.
+While controversy swarms the case of why she may have killed Jean, there is no doubt that she did kill him.
+This is a fact.
+This public servant walked into an innocent man’s home and shot him dead.
+Because of her actions, this man no longer lives.
+That, Senator Ted Cruz, is wrong.
+Mistake or not, she killed an innocent man.
+She is the only one to blame and yet she is still collecting a paycheck from taxpayers.
+Calling for Gugyer to be fired is not the same as calling for people to be fired for making stupid Instagram posts or saying stupid things—she killed an innocent man.
+At the very least, she should be fired from her job which gave her the gun to do it.
+What Ted Cruz is doing is the same thing the police and their apologists are doing.
+They are treating Guyger differently because she is part of the system.
+In Cruz’s eyes, Guyger going into an apartment that wasn’t her’s and killing an innocent man was simply a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time—a tragic mistake that ruined two lives, according to Cruz.
+But that is not the case at all.
+Would Ted Cruz and police officers be following this same narrative if the roles were reversed?
+If it was Botham Jean, a black man, walking into the apartment of Amber Guyger, a white female cop, and killing her—would police and Ted Cruz simply write it off as a tragic accident?
+Of course, we know the answer to that question and it is a resounding, NO.
+To shut down the peanut gallery before it begins, this is not some case of Democrat versus Republican or right versus left.
+This is a case of right versus wrong, and what Amber Guyger did to Botham Jean was wrong.
+There is no other way around it, “mistake” or not.
+From the start of this case, law enforcement have set out to protect Guyger because she is part of their blue line.
+Amber Guyger’s home was never searched while Jean’s apartment was searched that night.
+The results of the blood test to test for alcohol or drugs in her system were never released, yet police — on the day his mother buried her son — claimed they found marijuana in his house.
+It’s been a smear campaign from the beginning and it is this way by design.
+Amber Guyger took an innocent person’s life, and because people are so blinded by the badge, she is being portrayed as the victim.
+To those who attempt to claim there is no bias in this horrifically flawed system, if ever there was a case to prove you wrong—this is it.
+A tragedy indeed.
+Article posted with permission from The Free Thought Project.
+Article by Matt Agorist
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+Keith Ellison Domestic Violence Accuser: Democratic Party Doesn’t Believe My Story
+
+Karen Monahan, the woman who accused Keith Ellison of domestic abuse, says Democrats don’t believe her and are turning a blind eye and ear toward her claims — yet curiously, finding time and cause to go after Brett Kavanaugh.
+Democrats, they do pick their “victims” well, don’t they?
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+Monahan is Ellison’s former girlfriend, and she came forward a month ago to say the Democrat, now seeking an attorney general’s slot in Minnesota, sent her threatening text messages and physically hurt her in one of their confrontations.
+Yet Democrats don’t think his accuser meets the same threshhold as Kavanaugh’s accuser?
+Apparently.
+More, from Fox News:
+The woman who accused Minnesota Democratic Rep. Keith Ellison of domestic abuse said on Monday that Democrats don’t believe her story and threatened to isolate her over the allegations.
+Karen Monahan, a former girlfriend, came forward last month alleging that Ellison sent her threatening text messages and once screamed obscenities at her as he dragged her off a bed by her feet.
+Ellison has denied the accusations, saying he “never behaved this way.” He did acknowledge he was in a relationship with the woman.
+The allegations didn’t lead to any immediate action against the congressman, except for the announcement that the Democratic National Committee (DNC) would review the accusations.
+He went on to win the Democratic primary election for Minnesota attorney general.
+Monahan slammed the Democratic Party for its response to her allegations when compared to its treatment of Christine Blasey Ford.
+Ford has accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of attempting to force himself onto her during at a high school party nearly four decades ago, prompting prominent Democrats to get behind Ford’s allegations.
+“No, they don’t,” Monahan tweeted in response to a question whether the party believes women’s stories.
+“I’ve been smeared, threatened, isolated from my own party.
+I provided medical records from 2017, stating on two different Dr.
+Visits, I told them about the abuse and who did it.
+My therapist released records stating I have been dealing and healing from the abuse.” She added: “Four people, including my supervisor at the time, stated that I came to them after and shared the exact story I shared publicly, I shared multiple text between me and Keith, where I discuss the abuse with him and much more.
+As I said before, I knew I wouldn’t be believed.” Her comment came after another user pointed to comments made by Peter Daou, a Democratic strategist and former advisor to Hillary Clinton and John Kerry, who wrote in a tweet that the Kavanaugh accuser will be “attacked, smeared, and demonized” and that people must “believe women.” Many other Democrats and progressives – who stayed silent when the accusations against Ellison emerged – came out in support of Ford, including Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and Tom Perez, chairman of the DNC, who urged to investigate the claims and Kavanaugh.
+Monahan went to reiterate that her story has nothing to do with politics.
+“I have nothing to prove to anyone, I simply shared my story.
+People can believe it or not.
+I don’t need anyone to affirm my humanity, I affirmed it,” she wrote in another tweet.
+“The fact that both parties only care if it scores political points is hypocritical,” she added.
+“Do you think a person who has dealt with any form of abuse by politicians is thinking about politics?
+No, we & are families are trying to heal.”
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+‘Emotional And Physical Abuse’: Muslim Brotherhood DNC Deputy Chair Ellison Accuser Posts Doctor’s Report Naming Him As Alleged Abuser
+
+There is abundant evidence that Karen Monahan is telling the truth when she says that Muslim Brotherhood Congressman Hakim Muhammad, aka Keith Ellison, abused her.
+By contrast, there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever that Brett Kavanaugh abused Christine Blasey Ford.
+But while the Democrats are in a lather over Ford and Kavanaugh, demanding a delay of the confirmation vote until after the midterm elections that they are sure will go their way, they couldn’t care less about Karen Monahan.
+And that shows that all their #MeToo rhetoric is pure politically-motivated hypocrisy — as if anyone didn’t know that by now.
+“‘Emotional And Physical Abuse’: Ellison Accuser Posts Doctor’s Report Naming Congressman As Alleged Abuser,” by Peter Hasson, Daily Caller, September 19, 2018 (thanks to Christian):
+The ex-girlfriend accusing Democratic Minnesota Rep. Keith Ellison of domestic abuse told her doctor in 2017 about alleged “emotional and physical abuse” from Ellison, according to a document the woman published Wednesday.
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+Karen Monahan’s account in the doctor’s report is consistent with what she has been saying publicly since August: that Ellison was emotionally and physically abusive to her while the two were dating.
+Ellison is the deputy chair of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and is the Democratic nominee for Minnesota attorney general.
+He has adamantly denied emotionally or physically abusing Monahan.
+“She states that she was in a very stressful environment for years, emotional and physical abuse by a partner with whom she is now separated,” reads the November 2017 report, a picture of which Monahan posted on Twitter.
+“She did not have any physical injuries that required an examination in the past.
+She identifies the individual she was involved with as congressman Ellison, and she is worried about retribution if she identifies him publicly,” the report states.
+Ellison’s congressional office did not immediately return a request for comment.
+The Democratic Party has maintained its support for Ellison’s attorney general campaign despite the allegations.
+DNC Chair Tom Perez previously said the committee was “reviewing” the allegations.
+Perez later deferred to an investigation by the party’s Minnesota arm, the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party (DFL), which endorsed Ellison’s campaign in spite of Monahan’s allegations.
+Monahan wrote Wednesday that Ellison declined any meeting with her as part of the investigation.
+“I told the investigator I would be happy to talk with @keithellison [with] them in the room.
+They asked Keith if he would be willing [and] he declined any meeting [with] me,” she wrote….
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+Dallas Chief Says She Can’t Fire Amber Guyger for Killing Botham Jean - Dept Rules Imply Otherwise
+
+Dallas, TX — As citizens call for justice in the case of Dallas police officer Amber Guyger — the cop who killed the innocent Botham Jean in his own home — the controversy continues to grow.
+In a town hall meeting this week, citizens showed that they still have a lot of questions for the Dallas Police Department in regards to the cold-blooded killing of Botham Jean.
+On top of questions as to why it took several days to arrest the cop — despite the fact that Guyger admitted to it — were questions like why this person who has proven to be a threat to society has yet to be fired from the police force.
+During the meeting, as Chief Renee Hall dodged several questions over the details of the arrest, she did go out of her way to answer the question of why Guyger is still collecting a paycheck from their department.
+The short of it, according to Hall, is she can’t fire her.
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+“I can’t do that because there are both local, state and federal laws that prohibit me from taking action.
+There are civil service laws we have to adhere to,” said Hall.
+But experts say this is not true.
+As WFAA reports, Justin Moore, a civil rights attorney was a panelist at the meeting and was surprised by the Chief’s comments.
+“I was completely mystified, and I really didn’t understand where it came from last night.
+It seemed like Chief Hall might not have been well informed on the law,” said Moore.
+WFAA went further and noted that the “the Dallas Police Department general orders do allow the chief to take action, saying, ‘The Chief of Police may circumvent all formal disciplinary procedures to render an immediate decision when it deems it necessary to preserve the integrity of the department.’”
+Apparently, this “integrity” is not worth preserving and the Dallas police are going out of their way to keep a killer cop on their payroll.
+As WFAA pointed out, lots of cops across the state who have been under criminal investigation have been fired by police chiefs.
+This includes cops within the Dallas police department.
+Amy Wilburn, a former Dallas cop shot an unarmed teen in the stomach as he sat down with his hands in the air in 2013.
+Days later, after her account was found to be entirely false, she was fired for it.
+Wilburn became the first cop in 41 years — since officer Darrell Cain murdered a 12-year-old boy in the back of his squad car — to be indicted for shooting a suspect.
+Also in 2013, officer Cardan Spencer shot a mentally ill man in his driveway.
+Days later, he was also fired after surveillance video proved he was lying about what happened.
+So why hasn’t the chief fired Gugyer, who has actually been charged, arrested, and admitted to killing an innocent man?
+Like all those accused of a crime, Amber Guyger deserves her day in court.
+However, as far as her job with the department is concerned, she has already proven that she is no longer fit for duty, ever again.
+WFAA asked the Dallas Police Department for the laws she cited claiming that she can’t fire Guyger, but they did not provide them.
+The department did respond about the general order mentioned by WFAA, however, saying, “General order 508 refers to the Police Chief’s ability to circumvent the formal disciplinary procedures not the investigative process.”
+Exactly what “investigative process” needs to happen before they can fire her remains unclear as this public servant admitted to killing an innocent man in his own home.
+At the very least, she should be fired for this.
+But then again, as we’ve reported already this week, Amber Guyger is subject to a different set of rules than common citizens, which apparently includes keeping a paycheck after admitting to killing an unarmed, innocent, pillar of society, Botham Jean.
+Article posted with permission from The Free Thought Project
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+Blue Privilege: Amber Guyger Free on Bail as Activists Who Peacefully Protested Her Rot in Jail
+
+The case of Amber Guyger, the police officer who admitted to shooting 26-year-old Botham Jean in his apartment for no reason, is a glaring example of “blue privilege” at work in our society.
+Guyger claims that she accidentally entered the wrong apartment and shot a man who she thought was a burglar, however, eyewitness testimony has contradicted her initial statement.
+Despite admitting to killing an innocent man and having her initial statement contradicted by witness testimony, Guyger has been treated as more of a victim than a killer.
+In fact, Guyger’s apartment was never even searched for evidence, and she was allowed to “vacate” the premises without any type of search.
+By not searching her apartment immediately, police ruined the investigation, making it harder to prosecute her.
+It would be reasonable to assume that these steps were taken intentionally because they want to see her get away with it.
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+Meanwhile, Botham Jean, the actual victim, had his house searched immediately.
+Police claim to have found a very small amount of marijuana, which they attempted to use to smear his name and somehow justify the killing.
+It is obvious in this case that Guyger is receiving special treatment, not only did she get away without a search, but she turned herself in at her own convenience and was let out two hours later.
+Not even the richest people in the country with the best lawyers would receive this type of treatment if they just admitted to killing an innocent person.
+There has also been controversy over the fact that Guyger has been charged with manslaughter instead of murder, which will make it possible for her to receive a much short prison sentence.
+As Guyger walks free awaiting her trial, the 9 people who were arrested protesting the murder and Guyger’s special treatment are still sitting behind bars.
+After a ceremony for Botham Jean, the protesters were arrested for obstructing traffic.
+Attorney Lee Merritt, who represents Botham Jean’s family, posted an update about the injustice on Twitter.
+I just learned the Dallas 9 will spend another night in jail for peacefully protesting brutality.
+Tues Officer Wiley will be tried for shooting an unarmed man 2x he wrongfully suspected of burglarizing his own car.
+D-9 have already spent more time in jail then he ever has.
+pic.twitter.com/mGHOzsN6Pp — S. Lee Merritt, Esq.
+(@MeritLaw) September 17, 2018
+“The officer responsible for the completely unjustifiable shooting death of O’Shea Terry has been returned to light duty and has faced no criminal charges whatsoever.
+The officer who shot and killed Botham Jean remains on the Dallas police force and was able to bond out on manslaughter charges in a fraction of the time the protestors have spent in jail,” Merritt said in a statement.
+Merrit cast suspicion on the police for intentionally keeping these protestors in jail to send a message and make an example out of them.
+The reaction from the police, in this case, has shown that they believe they have a license to kill and that they cannot be trusted to monitor themselves and keep one another in check.
+They have no interest in serving justice when it comes to enforcing crimes against their own.
+Article posted with permission from John Vibes.
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+Cop Killer Supporter Keith Ellison Calls Cops To Protect Him From Female Journalist Armed With Mic & Camera Phone
+
+Rep. Keith Ellison (D-MN) is the epitome of an effeminate man today in America.
+He stands accused by two women who claim that he not only verbally abused them, but physically assaulted them as well, and no, these women didn't wait decades or even till there was a politically opportune time to voice their accusations.
+One even had reported him to the police.
+Investigative journalist Laura Loomer was informed by police in Minnesota that he wanted police protection from her when he found out she was attending the education forum that was held Saturday.
+This is a man who follows a demonic religion, Islam, and supports cop killers.
+He does all of this while he stands accused of abusing women and running to be attorney general in Minnesota, even though he possesses no attorney's license that is valid.
+Here's Loomer's tweet from Sunday with video of her speaking to a policeman about it.
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+“An Officer in Minnesota informed me that Keith Ellison’s campaign contacted Apple Valley Police in MN & told them he wanted police protection from me when he found out I was attending the education forum that was held yesterday,” Loomer wrote.
+SCOOP: An Officer in Minnesota informed me that Keith Ellison’s campaign contacted Apple Valley Police in MN & told them he wanted police protection from me when he found out I was attending the education forum that was held yesterday.
+THAT IS WHY the police were there.
+👇🏻 pic.twitter.com/ABIvsJNW4d — Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) September 23, 2018
+On Saturday, there was an education panel at the Education Minnesota Apple Valley open to union members and guests.
+Prior to the event, Ellison's campaign called police to ensure that he was "protected" from a woman armed with a mic and camera phone .
+Loomer peppered him with questions about the alleged abuse at a State Attorney General debate Friday night.
+She stood alongside other female survivors of abuse.
+Ellison not only claimed the women were lying but then fled the scene.
+At least he said something there, which is more than I can say for his response earlier in September when Loomer confronted him at another event with questions.
+Failing to answer, Ellison tried to move from person to person, allowing his minions to try and provide cover for him, similar to that of Maxine Waters, but there was no "member's only" elevator to flee into.
+Finally, Ellison fled the scene, hounding by Loomer and others questioning him about the abuse.
+The irony is of Ellison's campaign calling on the police to protect him from a woman, armed with a mic and camera phone, who is simply asking him to respond to the accusations and police report, as well as how he plans on being attorney general without a license, when he has shown his support for those that murder police officers in cold blood.
+Scott Johnson reports on Ellison's sordid history supporting such criminals.
+Ellison was an active supporter and local leader of the Nation of Islam in Minneapolis before his election to Congress.
+(I set forth this history in some detail in the October 9, 2006 issue of The Weekly Standard.)
+Ellison has baldly dissembled about this history since 2006.
+In his 2014 memoir My Country, ’Tis of Thee ,for example, Ellison simply omitted it and presented himself as a critic of Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam.
+This past June, Ellison told Jake Tapper on CNN, “I worked on the Million Man March and I was proud to do so.
+That’s it.” But that wasn’t it.
+Ellison first sought office as a Democrat in 1998 as Keith Ellison-Muhammad, a self-avowed member of the Nation of Islam.
+(Ellison-Muhammad is just one of three Nation of Islam names Ellison has used over the years.)
+Fortunately for him, Ellison’s 5th District constituents haven’t much cared about his history and the Minneapolis Star Tribune has almost entirely let it rest exactly where Ellison wants it.
+But seeking the top law enforcement job in Minnesota and running for statewide office should be a more daunting challenge because Ellison is an extraordinarily poor fit for the job.
+Among the troubling threads that run through Ellison’s career: support for cop killers.
+In September 1992 Minneapolis police officer Jerry Haaf was murdered execution-style, shot in the back as he took a coffee break at a restaurant in south Minneapolis.
+Police later determined that Haaf’s murder was a gang hit performed by four members of the city’s Vice Lords gang.The leader of the Vice Lords was Sharif Willis, a convicted murderer who had been released from prison and who sought respectability as a responsible gang leader from gullible municipal authorities while operating a gang front called United for Peace.
+The four Vice Lords members who murdered Haaf met and planned the murder at Willis’s house.
+Despite the fact that two witnesses implicated Willis in the planning he was never charged because law enforcement authorities said they lacked sufficient evidence to convict him.
+At the time, Ellison was a Minneapolis attorney in private practice.
+And within a month of Haaf’s murder, Ellison appeared with Willis supporting the United for Peace gang front.
+In October 1992, Ellison helped organize a demonstration against Minneapolis police that included United for Peace.
+“The main point of our rally is to support United for Peace [in its fight against] the campaign of slander the police federation has been waging,” said Ellison.
+Willis was the last speaker at the demonstration.
+According to a contemporaneous report in the St. Paul Pioneer Press, Willis told the crowd that Minneapolis police were experiencing the same fear from young black men that blacks had felt from police for many years.
+“If the police have some fear, I understand that fear,” Willis said.
+“We seem to have an overabundance of bad police.
+.
+.
+.
+[W]e’re going to get rid of them,” Willis said.
+“They’ve got to go.” The Pioneer Press account concludes with Ellison’s contribution to the demonstration: “Ellison told the crowd that the police union is systematically frightening whites in order to get more police officers hired.
+That way, Ellison said, the union can increase its power base.” Ellison publicly supported the Haaf murder defendants.
+In February 1993, he spoke at a demonstration for one of them during his trial.
+Ellison led the crowd assembled at the courthouse in a chant that was ominous in the context of Haaf’s cold-blooded murder: “We don’t get no justice, you don’t get no peace.” Ellison’s working relationship with Sharif Willis finally came to an end in February 1995, when Willis was convicted in federal court on several counts of drug and gun-related crimes and sent back to prison for 20 years.
+The Haaf case wasn’t an aberration for Ellison.
+In February 2000, he spoke at a fundraiser sponsored by the Minnesota chapter of the old National Lawyers Guild, on whose steering committee he had served—the chapter was raising funds for former Symbionese Liberation Army member Kathleen Soliah, who had been a fugitive from justice for 25 years, on charges related to the attempted pipe bombing of Los Angeles police officers in 1975.
+(The National Lawyers Guild is an old Communist front group that somehow survived the fall of the Soviet Union.
+Regimes come and go; dupes are forever.)
+In his National Lawyers Guild speech Ellison spoke favorably of cop killers Mumia Abu-Jamal and “Assata Shakur” (Joanne Chesimard), who was wanted for the murder of New Jersey state trooper Werner Foerster in 1973.
+Chesimard was convicted of that murder but escaped from prison in 1979 and has been on the lam in Cuba since 1984.
+Bryan Burrough’s Days of Rage has a riveting account of Chesimard’s terrorist career.
+In 2013, the FBI made Chesimard the first woman named to its Most Wanted Terrorists List.
+The FBI has offered a reward of up to $1,000,000 for her capture.
+Yet Ellison prayed for Chesimard in his National Lawyers Guild speech: “I am praying that Castro does not get to the point where he has to really barter with these guys over here because they’re going to get Assata Shakur, they’re going to get a whole lot of other people,” he told the crowd.
+“I hope the Cuba[n] people can stick to it, because the freedom of some good decent people depends on it.” Ellison’s support for Soliah/Olson in the speech is equally notable.
+He denounced law enforcement authorities for prosecuting the attempted murder of police officers.
+Referring to the days Soliah/Olson had spent in the SLA under the leadership of Donald DeFreeze (“Field Marshal Cinque”), Ellison hailed Soliah/Olson as a “black gang member” and portrayed her as a victim of government persecution.
+He described her as one of those who had been “fighting for freedom in the ‘60s and’70s” and called for her release.
+Ellison to the contrary notwithstanding, Soliah/Olson pleaded guilty to the crimes charged in Los Angeles and to an additional murder charge in Sacramento.
+According to Ellison, Soliah/Olson was a social justice warrior fighting the good fight.
+The case had nothing to do with the attempted murder of police officers; that was but a pretext.
+Seems he is more than willing to use the police to shield him from the press who will confront him publicly while taking the side of their murderers for political gain.
+Shame on you, Hakim Muhammad!
+Article posted with permission from Sons Of Liberty Media
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+Citing ‘Adverse Conduct’ Police Finally Fire Amber Guyger for Killing Botham Jean
+
+Dallas, TX — After the Dallas police department refused to fire an officer who admitted to killing an innocent man, outrage erupted, and rightfully so.
+Now, however, on Monday, the department announced that officer Amber Guyger has finally been fired.
+On Monday, the Dallas police department announced that the officer who admitted to walking into the apartment of 26-year-old Botham Jean and killing him was finally fired.
+“Dallas Police Chief U. Renee Hall terminated Police Officer Amber Guyger, #10702, during a hearing held September 24, 2018,” the statement read.
+“An Internal Affairs investigation concluded that on September 9, 2018, Officer Guyger, #10702, engaged in adverse conduct when she was arrested for Manslaughter.”
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+The department then went on to note that Guyger could appeal this firing under their civil service rules.
+Officer Guyger was terminated for her actions.
+She was hired in November 2013 and was assigned to the Southeast Patrol Division.
+Under civil service rules, Officer Guyger has the right to appeal her discipline.
+This move is noteworthy as the department has been standing up against those who have been calling for the officer to be fired.
+As recently as Friday, Hall refused to fire Guyger, saying in part, “There is one overriding reason that I have not taken any administrative or employment action against Officer Amber Guyger.
+I don’t want to interfere with the on-going criminal investigation into her actions.”
+Also, in a town hall meeting last week, Hall again stood behind her choice to refuse to fire Guyger, claiming it would be against the law.
+“I can’t do that because there are both local, state and federal laws that prohibit me from taking action.
+There are civil service laws we have to adhere to,” said Hall.
+Apparently, it is no longer against the law.
+This news will likely be well received by the Jean family as well as the activists who have been calling for justice for Botham since the beginning.
+As TFTP previously reported, the idea of not firing Guyger seemed utterly preposterous as she admitted to doing something wrong.
+While controversy swarms the case of why she may have killed Jean, there is no doubt that she did kill him.
+This is a fact.
+This public servant walked into an innocent man’s home and shot him dead.
+Because of her actions, this man no longer lives.
+This alone should have been enough to fire her.
+Surprisingly enough, NRA spokesperson Dana Loesch responded to the firing of Guyger with one word, “Good,” showing her support for the move.
+For those who don’t recall, Loesch sparked controversy earlier this month by claiming that if Botham Jean were a gun owner, he may be alive today.
+Indeed, as TFTP reported over the weekend, a father in Prince George’s County opened fire on officers as they wrongly entered his apartment.
+He shot two officers.
+Not only was he not arrested, but the police chief praised him and apologized.
+In response to Guyger’s termination, the family’s attorney, Lee Merritt noted that the family expressed “satisfaction” with the move.
+“The Jean family expressed satisfaction in this explanation and in Guyger’s termination.
+We see it as an initial victory — well received on the day Botham Jean is laid to rest in his native country in St. Lucia,” Merritt’s office said in a statement, adding that they are committed to see a “proper murder indictment, conviction and appropriate sentencing.”
+Article posted with permission from The Free Thought Project
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+Accused Woman Abuser Keith Ellison Asks House Ethics to Investigate
+
+Well, unlike Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, Rep. Keith Ellison (D-MN), who is running for attorney general in Minnesota without an active attorney's license, has not stood before a committee to deny or address accusations against him by several women who have accused him of verbal and physical abuse.
+At least one woman even filed a police report about his abuse.
+No, Ellison has called on the House of Representatives, not the FBI, as Senate Democrats have urged in the case of Judge Kavanaugh, to investigate the claims.
+"I am taking this step now because I am innocent and eager to see this entire matter resolved,” Ellison said in a statement.
+“These allegations have lingered in the public sphere, and remain unsubstantiated," he added.
+"I welcome an investigation by the House to allow us to move on."
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+Well, that's not entirely accurate.
+We do have a police report, unlike the accusations against Brett Kavanaugh.
+Of course, his supporters have hired an attorney to perform an investigation.
+The Star Tribune reports:
+The Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party has hired attorney Susan Ellingstad to conduct a separate investigation.
+Ellingstad is a partner at the firm where attorney Charles Nauen, who represents the DFL, works.
+DFL Chairman Ken Martin said on Tuesday that the investigation was finished or close to finished and would be released soon.
+Ellison is also deputy chairman of the Democratic National Committee.
+After the domestic abuse allegation emerged in August, the DNC said it is looking into what happened.
+“All allegations of domestic abuse are disturbing and should be taken seriously.
+We are working with the Minnesota state party to review these allegations,” a DNC spokeswoman said in a statement Wednesday morning, declining to comment further.
+The Democratic Party’s choice of Ellingstad to conduct the investigation was met with derision from many who said she is not independent, including Donald Trump Jr., who mocked the investigation in a Tweet Wednesday.
+The firm Ellingstad works for, Lockridge Grindal Nauen, has a political committee that has donated to both Republican and Democratic candidates, including Ellison, according to Federal Election Commission filings.
+The contributions to Democrats outweigh the Republicans by a margin of about four to one.
+As we previously reported:
+Rep. Keith Ellison, who is currently running for attorney general of Minnesota, is being accused of domestic violence against his former partner Karen Monahan.
+Austin Monahan, Karen Monahan’s son, aired the allegations in a Facebook post Saturday night.
+According to Austin Monahan, Ellison put his mother through “pure hell.” In the Facebook post, he claims to have seen a video of Ellison dragging Karen Monahan off the bed by her feet while screaming expletives at her.
+The alleged incident is just one of several, Austin Monahan warned.
+State Rep. Debra Hilstrom (D-Brooklyn Center) was quick to voice her concern over the accusations, calling on Ellison to “answer these allegations.” DFL-endorsed candidate for attorney general of Minnesota Matt Pelikan also reacted to the story, calling the allegations “extremely troubling.” Karen Monahan has also hinted at the alleged abuse on Twitter, telling Ellison that her “kids, job, health, finances, humanity was deeply impacted by the abuse you are well aware of.” Karen Monahan claims she has videos, recordings, and messages to prove her story.
+Ellison has admitted the relationship, but is denying the abuse.
+And the relationship was clearly real.
+Karen Monahan, an organizer with the Sierra Club, was in a relationship with Ellison for years.
+The two are seen together in many of her social media posts, including hiking in together national parks and posing with the Obamas at the White House.
+Records show she lived in his Minneapolis home before their relationship ended.
+Ellison, who was previously married to a different woman, is divorced.
+It's hard to know what really happened in a relationship.
+And the media has kept it quiet.
+"Keith Ellison flatly denies allegation that he abused an ex girlfriend.
+The story had been circulating in MN, and not held up under media scrutiny, so no stories ran.
+It blew up last night after the ex’s son posted the allegation on Facebook."
+Dave Weigel.
+It's not quite the first time for Keith X.
+This is not the first time Ellison has faced misconduct allegations.
+In 2006, a woman named Amy Alexandar claimed that Ellison ostracized her and smeared her name after having an extramarital affair with her in the 1990s and then again in the 2000s.
+Ellison in 2005 filed a restraining order against her after what he described as phone and email harassment.
+She subsequently tried to get a restraining order against him, which a judge denied, ordering her to stop repeating allegations of an affair or intimidation.
+Ellison subsequently agreed to dismiss his restraining order against her if she no longer contacted him.
+I'm not sure that this is nothing more than damage control just before the elections.
+Ellison won the primary days after the allegations were made public.
+Of course, accusations does not make one guilty for Ellison anymore than they do for Judge Kavanaugh.
+However, at least in the case of Ellison, at least one of the women were not scared about their reputation and had any political motive to call the police and file a report.
+When it comes to Ellison though, we know he is an effeminate pansy who simply does not want to answer to the American people and even seeks security to hide from a female report with a mic and a camera.
+Judge Kavanaugh has faced it all and fought back against it.
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+Star Tribune Sues To Unseal Accused Serial Woman Abuser Keith Ellison's Divorce Records
+
+Flashback in 2004, when up until then, Barack Obama couldn’t win an election.
+But during his 2004 campaign for the Senate, Obama and his corrupt party in Chicago somehow managed to unseal the divorce records of his opponent Jack Ryan, who was leading by a large margin.
+The Ryan divorce records were sealed at their mutual request of both Mr. and Mrs. Ryan.
+But the Democrat machine got them unsealed anyway.
+Barack Obama’s backers emailed reporters about the divorce controversy.
+The divorce records were not pretty.
+Ryan resigned.
+Obama took the field.
+Different rules for the lawless party.
+STAR TRIBUNE SUES TO UNSEAL U.S. REP. KEITH ELLISON’S DIVORCE RECORDS
+By Jesse Van Berkel, Star Tribune, September 26, 2018:
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+The Star Tribune has joined a legal effort to unseal the divorce records of U.S. Rep. Keith Ellison, the Democratic candidate for attorney general.
+Ellison and his ex-wife, Kim Ellison, divorced in 2012.
+The related records have been sealed, so the public cannot access the information.
+The Star Tribune’s motion to intervene and unseal the records follows a similar action by Alpha News, a right-leaning online news and opinion site.
+The efforts follow allegations by Ellison’s ex-girlfriend, Karen Monahan, that Ellison domestically abused her in 2016.
+He has denied the allegation repeatedly, and Monahan has continued to press her case in frequent tweets about Ellison.
+On Sunday, Monahan tweeted to Ellison: “This is not going away and you are making it worse for you, your family and district by lying, smearing, getting others to do your dirty work, victim shaming, etc.” She referred again to a video she says she has of Ellison dragging her off a bed, which he has said did not happen.
+She has declined to show the video, saying it is traumatizing.
+She also told CNN she misplaced it.
+Monahan also recently released a medical record that shows she told a doctor in 2017 that she had been in an abusive relationship with Ellison.
+Ken Martin, the chairman of the Minnesota DFL, said Tuesday that the party’s investigation of the allegations against Ellison will be finished soon, then released to the public.
+An external investigator was hired to conduct the inquiry.
+The Star Tribune argued that, given the public interest around that situation and Kim Ellison’s public support of her ex-husband, the divorce records are a matter of concern to voters.
+Divorce records are typically public, but judges will often agree to seal them if both parties to the case agree and no one else objects.
+The Ellison campaign released a statement from Kim Ellison on behalf of both her and Keith Ellison.
+“Our divorce simply isn’t the public’s business, and therefore, when we separated, we jointly asked the court to seal the file.
+Now, one month before a closely contested election for Minnesota Attorney General, a conservative group wants to probe our divorce file in search of something to use against Keith in this race.
+I am disappointed that the Star Tribune would choose to file this motion.”
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+Why the Coordinated Alternative Media Purge Should TERRIFY Everyone: Soon Those Who Hate Freedom Will Have Unquestioned Access to the Minds of 2 Billion People
+
+Yesterday, the alternative media purge was boldly advanced in a coordinated effort to silence people who dissent from establishment views.
+It’s just one more step toward a monopoly on information by those who hate freedom.
+At this rate, they’ll soon have unquestioned access to the minds of more than 2 billion people.
+And this should terrify everyone who wants to be free to question the status quo and to seek a wide range of information.
+Hundreds of alternative media site administrators logged onto Facebook to discover that their accounts had been removed.
+Soon after, many of these sites and their writers found that their Twitter accounts had also been suspended.
+Popular pages like The AntiMedia (2.1 million fans), The Free Thought Project (3.1 million fans), Press for Truth (350K fans), Police the Police (1.9 million fans), Cop Block (1.7 million fans), and Punk Rock Libertarians (125K fans) are just a few of the ones which were unpublished.
+Why were these alternative media accounts removed?
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+The reason given doesn’t really add up.
+Facebook told the LA Times that these pages had violated the company’s spam policies.
+“Today, we’re removing 559 Pages and 251 accounts that have consistently broken our rules against spam and coordinated inauthentic behavior,” the company said in a blog post.
+“People will only share on Facebook if they feel safe and trust the connections they make here.” (source)
+But this isn’t actually what their spam policy says.
+Here’s the policy.
+We work hard to limit the spread of commercial spam to prevent false advertising, fraud, and security breaches, all of which detract from people’s ability to share and connect.
+We do not allow people to use misleading or inaccurate information to collect likes, followers, or shares.
+Do Not: Artificially increase distribution for financial gain
+Create or use fake accounts or compromise other people’s accounts to
+Impersonate or pretend to be a business, organization, public figure, or private individual
+Attempt to create connections, create content, or message people
+Restrict access to content by requiring people to like, share, or recommend before viewing
+Encourage likes, shares, or clicks under false pretenses
+Maliciously use login credentials or personally identifiable information by:
+Attempting to gather or share login credentials or personally identifiable information
+Using another person’s login credentials or personally identifiable information
+Promise non-existent Facebook features (source)
+The Washington Post originally said that these pages were purged for “pushing political messages for profit” as you can see by their URL:
+https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2018/10/11/facebook-purged-over-accounts-pages-pushing-political-messages-profit/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.fa1a364488b3
+But of course, since they too push political messages for profit (waaah, Trump!)
+as do all the other corporate media outlets out there, they changed their headline to “Facebook purged over 800 U.S. accounts and pages for pushing political spam.”
+The fact that many of these accounts were also suspended by Twitter shortly thereafter should tell you that this is a coordinated effort to silence large swaths of the population.
+Of course, the best coverage of this is from…Russia.
+Sputnik News contacted many of the alternative journalists who were purged to get their take on what happened.
+You may recall that basically every blogger outside the establishment media was accused of being secretly Russian during the 2016 election by the Washington Post, so perhaps actual Russians have a vested interest in the truth coming out on this topic.
+My friend John Vibes is an amazing person who contributes to The Free Thought Project.
+He said:
+This signifies a re-consolidation of the media.
+Cable news media controlled the narrative for most of modern history, but the internet has lowered that barrier to entry and allowed the average person to become the media themselves.
+This obviously took market share and influence away from the traditional media, and it has allowed for a more diverse public conversation.
+Now it seems the platforms that have monopolized the industry are favoring mainstream sources and silencing alternative voices.
+So now, instead of allowing more people to have a voice, these platforms are creating an atmosphere where only powerful media organizations are welcome, just as we had on cable news.
+People think that we are just providing an activist spin on the news, but they don’t see the families struggling to have their voice heard.
+For example, when someone is shot by police, mainstream media sources often just republish the press release from the police department, without presenting the victim’s side of the story.
+We give the victims and their families a voice, which is essential to keep power in check.
+This also goes for bigger issues like foreign policy as well; multiple full-scale invasions of Syria have been prevented because of information that the alternative media made viral.
+(source)
+Nicholas Bernabe of The AntiMedia is another alternative journalist I consider a friend and support wholeheartedly.
+He’s worked tirelessly to be a voice of truth in a world of lies.
+He told Sputnik:
+Our approach generally is to cover stories and angles that corporate media underreport or misreport and to amplify activist and anti-war voices and stories.
+All of our content is professionally fact-checked and edited.
+I got into this line of work because I felt there was a need for media that challenged mainstream assumptions and biases in politics.
+I wanted to shed light on corruption and wrongdoing against oppressed peoples and cover the harsh truth about American foreign policy.
+Over the last 28 days, we reached 7,088,000 people on Facebook.
+The timing of this purge is rather dubious in my view, coming shortly before the midterm elections.
+This could be an attempt by Facebook itself to affect the outcome of the coming elections.
+The Twitter suspension caught me by surprise.
+I can only speculate that these suspensions were a coordinated effort to stifle our message ahead of the coming elections.
+(source)
+Remember, this is coordinated, across multiple platforms.
+Remember when this happened to Alex Jones?
+Back in September, an assault was led by YouTube, Google, and Facebook against Alex Jones of Infowars fame.
+All of his accounts were shut down in quick succession, followed by his credit card processing companies and his newsletter service providers.
+I wrote at the time, “Alex Jones is just the beginning of this purge.
+It’s going to get much worse.”
+Meanwhile, other dissenting voices were being silenced on social media with limited reach and “shadow banning.”
+Infowars is a massive profit machine.
+But what happens when similar attacks are launched on smaller alternative media outlets?
+It hits us right in the wallet.
+And if they’re hit hard enough, they’ll cease to be able to function.
+Jones has a lot of money so this may not be the end of him, but for most website owners, this would be the absolute end of our ability to do business.
+And to be able to bring the information we bring, we do have to run our websites as businesses.
+It’s far more expensive than most people realize to run a site.
+I know that my own operating costs every month are more than $2000.
+A site as big as Jones’s would be many times that amount.
+When all your avenues of monetization are cut off, it wouldn’t be hard for a site – and the dissent and information they share – to cease to exist.
+(source)
+This is not just about Facebook or Twitter.
+It’s about the ability to find dissenting information, period.
+Google is in on it too.
+A leaked document from Google supported the idea of censorship.
+Another Google document has found its way into the public domain, this time through Breitbart.
+The news publication reports that an 85-page briefing entitled “The Good Censor,” advises tech companies to “police tone instead of content” and to not “take sides” when censoring users… Google might continue to shift with the times – changing its stance on how much or how little it censors (due to public, governmental or commercial pressures).
+If it does, acknowledgment of what this shift in position means for users and for Google is essential.
+Shifting blindly or silently in one direction or another rightly incites users’ fury… The Google “internal research” even quotes outside experts like George Soros who express justification of censorship in non-U.S. markets, noting that Google should police “tone instead of content” and “censor everyone equally,” as Breitbart put it.
+(source)
+There are 2 trillion Google searches per day.
+PER.
+DAY.
+That should give you an idea of the power of something like Google.
+Combine it with billions of Facebook and Twitter users and you can easily see the influence wielded here.
+This is where free thought goes to die.
+Ron Paul reminds us that truth is treason.
+Ron Paul, former senator and the libertarian voice of reason, said when Jones was purged:
+“You get accused of treasonous activity and treasonous speech because in an empire of lies the truth is treason,” Paul told the Russia-based news outlet.
+“Challenging the status quo is what they can’t stand and it unnerves them, so they have to silence people.” “Some of us tell the truth about our government, they call us treasonous and say we’re speaking out of line and they’d like to punish us, and I think that’s part of what’s happening with social media,” Paul told RT, adding that he hopes anti-government or anti-war voices can eliminate their “dependency” on the current social media platforms.
+“I’m just hoping that technology can stay ahead of it all and that we can have real alternatives to the dependency on Twitter and other companies that have been working hand in glove with the government,” Paul added.
+(source)
+Here’s a video from last month with Dr. Paul’s thoughts about the social media purge.
+In it, he reminds us that Facebook is a private entity so they do have every right to remove the pages they wish.
+The danger – and the area in which this treads on the First Amendment – is their direct ties to the government.
+This affects everyone.
+If you’re reading this and you shrug because you, personally, don’t have a Twitter or Facebook account, you’re missing the bigger point.
+Consider the fact that the “population” of Facebook is bigger than the populations of the US, China, and Brazil combined.
+That’s how many people will now only receive one side of the story on things like war, politics, guns, and current events.
+People will believe what they’re told because there is no alternative information presented.
+There are no questions asked.
+It’s literally the textbook definition of brainwashing.
+Definition of brainwashing
+1: a forcible indoctrination to induce someone to give up basic political, social, or religious beliefs and attitudes and to accept contrasting regimented ideas 2: persuasion by propaganda or salesmanship (source)
+(Here’s an article from Psychology Today that discusses how Facebook is, in fact, brainwashing people for profit.)
+Social media is a massive source of information and influence today.
+If the information is rigged by entities that support socialism, gun control, and the end of privacy, we’re doomed.
+2.2 billion active users will be bombarded with these messages without any real option for the other side of the story.
+So regardless of whether you, personally, participate, this will color popular sentiment to a massive degree.
+It will grow the cognitive dissonance that assures people of things like “the government is your friend” and that “you don’t need to protect yourself, the police will take care of you.”
+People who hate freedom will get unfettered access to the minds of 2 billion people.
+That should scare the crap out of you.
+What can you do about the alternative media purge?
+It’s possible but unlikely that social pressure on Facebook and Twitter will push the outlets into restoring the accounts of these alternative media networks.
+But even if they are restored, I suspect their reach will dwindle even further.
+Here are a few things you can do:
+Subscribe to the newsletters of websites you enjoy.
+Don’t count on seeing their work on social media.
+(You can subscribe to my newsletter here, incidentally.)
+Support them financially if you can.
+Many sites have Patreon accounts or donate buttons
+Bookmark them and visit regularly – if they have ads, your visits help them to make the money they need to stay afloat.
+Share their articles on your own social media accounts.
+If they can’t get their work out there, we can help.
+Join alternative social media outlets like Gab and MeWe.
+The truth is getting harder and harder to find.
+You’re going to have to dig for it.
+We’re watching the biggest campaign against freedom of speech and thought that has ever occurred in our part of the world.
+The alternative media purge is just the beginning.
+And we should all be very concerned.
+Article posted with permission from Daisy Luther
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+First They Came for Alex Jones — We Told You We Were Next — We Were
+
+October 11, 2018, will be remembered in history as the day the tech giants attempted to wipe out independent, liberty-minded, antiwar media from the airwaves.
+On Thursday, in a coordinated effort, hundreds of pages devoted to peace and liberty were memory-holed by social media giants.
+As part of its purge, Facebook has removed the pages of several police accountability/watchdog/critic groups, including Cop Block, the Free Thought Project, and Police the Police.
+They've also apparently severely restricted activity for the Photography Is Not a Crime page.
+— Radley Balko (@radleybalko) October 12, 2018
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+What makes this recent purge from Facebook and Twitter so egregious is that the pages like the Free Thought Project, the Anti-Media, Press for Truth, and dozens of others, did not fit the hate speech narrative these same companies used to wipe out Alex Jones.
+Instead, these pages were dedicated to spreading peace, bridging the divide, bringing humanity together and holding government accountable.
+And how does this poem end, again?
+https://t.co/nUZ82x9JFt — Anya Parampil (@anyaparampil) August 6, 2018
+The purge happened around 12:30 p.m. CST with mainstream news reports launching at the same time — implying that they were given the heads up about the move.
+In a statement co-authored by Facebook Head of Cybersecurity Nathaniel Gleicher — who Caitlin Johnstone aptly points out, also happens to be the former White House National Security Council Director of Cybersecurity Policy — the massive social media platform explained that it has removed “559 Pages and 251 accounts that have consistently broken our rules against spam and coordinated inauthentic behavior.”
+Facebook said the pages were “working to mislead others about who they are, and what they are doing.” However, this couldn’t be further from the truth.
+Our names, addresses, and phone numbers were on all of our pages and our profiles.
+“We were verified by Facebook with a little check mark next to our name, so they know we are a legitimate organization/outlet.
+They have seen our “Articles of Organization” which was issued by the state of Louisiana, which is where my partner and The Free Thought Project co-founder lives,” Jason Bassler, co-founder of the Free Thought Project explained.
+However, in their statement, Facebook then suggested the real reason behind the purge — elections are coming — and pesky folks like the independent media have a way of reporting information on candidates that the mainstream tends to ignore — like war, corruption, and most recently, Brett Kavanaugh’s disdain for the Constitution.
+“Given the activity we’ve seen — and its timing ahead of the US midterm elections — we wanted to give some details about the types of behavior that led to this action,” Facebook said, before accusing us of hawking fake products or functioning as ad farms that tricked “people into thinking that they were forums for legitimate political debate.”
+It should be stated that TFTP never hid the fact that we worked with other independent media groups to share our information around the web — this is the very definition of grassroots.
+But all of us together certainly posed a threat to the mainstream so this nonsense about tricking people was brought into play.
+Within all of our pages under the Free Thought umbrella, we had close to 6 million followers.
+Does Facebook think it knows better than the 6 million people who clicked like on our page?
+We also had close to 16,000 reviews on our page with an average 4.1 star rating, directly showing that people desired to see what we were putting out.
+The only ones manipulating people here are the tech giants themselves.
+All but proving the case that this was a coordinated attack by the tech giant community, shortly after the purge on Facebook, Twitter followed suit, wiping out our profiles on there as well.
+They gave absolutely no reason for the suspension.
+“This signifies a re-consolidation of the media.
+Cable news media controlled the narrative for most of modern history, but the internet has lowered that barrier to entry and allowed the average person to become the media themselves.
+This obviously took market share and influence away from the traditional media, and it has allowed for a more diverse public conversation.
+Now it seems the platforms that have monopolized the industry are favoring mainstream sources and silencing alternative voices.
+So now, instead of allowing more people to have a voice, these platforms are creating an atmosphere where only powerful media organizations are welcome, just as we had on cable news,” John Vibes poignantly noted.
+The bottom line is that sites like ours and the others who were wiped from the internet yesterday represent a voice against the plutocratic information-controlling establishment.
+We challenge their paradigm of control and this is a thorn in their side.
+There are no longer distinct lines between social media giants and government either which renders the “they are private, they can do what they wish” argument moot.
+Facebook has been partnering with the Digital Forensics Lab, an arm of the Atlantic Council think tank — a neoconservative group funded by Gulf monarchies, defense giants like Raytheon, megabanks like HSBC, foreign state actors, and the US government — to weed out people like us who challenge the status quo.
+The entity that is making censorship decisions for Facebook, as publicly announced, is the Atlantic Council, a partly US government-funded entity.
+At what point will the extremely tight ties between these companies and the US government end the "they are private" argument?
+— Daniel McAdams (@DanielLMcAdams) October 12, 2018
+Serving as a kick in the teeth to the thousands of people who lost their livelihoods yesterday because of this purge is the fact that pages who do set out to deliberately deceive people, put out actual fake news, and slander others — like the infamous Your News Wire — remain intact and able to post.
+No, we are not calling for these fake pages to be removed, but instead using it as a point of reference as to why they targeted us when pages like YNW have become famous for spreading lies and deceiving people.
+Those who demanded Facebook & other Silicon Valley giants censor political content - something they didn't actually want to do - are finding that content that they themselves support & like end up being repressed.
+That's what has happened to every censorship advocate in history: https://t.co/IZHF8GVkgC — Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) October 12, 2018
+Indeed, we have reached the precipice of corporate-state censorship.
+Those who have constantly demanded that tech giants silence their critics and information that ‘offends’ them are finally seeing the inevitable results of such irresponsible acts.
+As we have been pointing out for the last two years, tech monopolies large enough to silence those with whom you disagree, are large enough to one day silence you.
+The silver lining to this massive purge of independent media is that it signals the beginning of the end of censored media.
+TFTP has been planning for this day and we have been growing our email list and our subscriber base.
+We will not be silenced.
+While it may seem bleak for now, we will rise from the ashes of the social media dinosaurs to help build and create new platforms that are out of their control where ideas of peace and freedom can be discussed openly without fear of devoting years to a platform that can disappear you in the blink of an eye.
+If you are not on our email list, please sign up here.
+If you’d like to subscribe to our site to aid in the battle against the censors and receive special perks along the way, you can do so at this link.
+We are also working with the folks from minds.com and have created a platform on their uncensored network as well.
+You can follow us at this link.
+We have been on Steemit as well.
+And Instagram too.
+Article posted with permission from The Free Thought Project
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+More Independent Media To Be Shut Down
+
+The very word “secrecy” is repugnant in a free and open society; and we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths and to secret proceedings.
+We decided long ago that the dangers of excessive and unwarranted concealment of pertinent facts far outweighed the dangers which are cited to justify it.
+Even today, there is little value in opposing the threat of a closed society by imitating its arbitrary restrictions.
+Even today, there is little value in insuring the survival of our nation if our traditions do not survive with it.
+And there is very grave danger that an announced need for increased security will be seized upon by those anxious to expand its meaning to the very limits of official censorship and concealment.
+– JFK
+If you haven’t already heard, Facebook has completely shut down hundreds, if not thousands of Independent media pages over the last year.
+Some of the biggest pages include The Free Thought Project and The Anti-media, with millions of followers each, and years of sourced journalism.
+These pages, among others, became targets a long time ago.
+Working directly in the field and behind the scenes, I can tell you that all of us have been aware of the censorship initiative for a long time because it started approximately three years ago now.
+The complete deletion of multiple pages kicked off by popular media figure Alex Jones, was followed by a massive campaign of “fake news” awareness.
+One thing we need to remember here is, this isn’t about democrats vs republicans, it’s about the elite preserving their control, and at the moment, they are using the DNC as the mouthpiece for that.
+Thus, anything that slandered Hillary Clinton during the presidential campaign, for example, was labelled as fake news, even if evidence and credible sources were used.
+This is because she is part of that elite.
+This is cyber false flagging at its finest, where authority figures at Facebook and within government agencies decide for the people what is real, and what is not, These tactics are complemented by a large mainstream media campaign that created awareness about fake news.
+Monkey see, monkey do.
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+Many believed what media and social media did during that election, and still now, and take on the opinion that people cannot just say what they want on the internet.
+This has some validity, but ultimately, the fact that Facebook pages with credibility were deleted makes it quite clear what’s going on here.
+These pages presented declassified documents, information about corporations and mainstream media, real whistleblower testimony and more.
+Yet still, they were deleted.
+The population should be able to examine a source of information and determine for themselves if it’s credible, not have an authority figure do it for them.
+We don’t need fact checkers, we ourselves should be those fact checkers!
+We have a responsibility to our planet to be those fact checkers, and not let authority figures with a tremendous amount of power, wealth, and conflicts of interests do it for us.
+“The problem of fake news isn’t solved by hoping for a referee, but rather because we as citizens, we as users of these services, help each other.
+We talk and we share and we point out what is fake.
+We point out what is true.
+The answer to bad speech is not censorship, the answer to bad speech is more speech.
+We have to exercise and spread the idea that critical thinking matters, now more than ever, given the fact that lies seem to be getting more popular.” –Edward Snowden (source)
+Facebook A Revolving Door
+Facebook has become a revolving door like Monsanto, with high-ranking DARPA employees, like Regina Duggan, who has since left Facebook, and people from similar backgrounds now spearheading their mission.
+What is Facebook’s mission?
+Well at the moment it seems to be censoring of information.
+Their key strategy is to label everything as fake news to build an excuse to delete Facebook pages that are dissenting voices.
+You see, independent media, like CE, became extremely popular, receiving many millions in website every single month, that traffic came from Facebook.
+Independent media outlets were greatly surpassing mainstream media in their power and voice.
+This is something people on the outside can’t really see as all of this happens, but I am on the inside, so I see exactly what’s taking place.
+Eyes were shifting away from the small group of people who have controlled media since media’s inception.
+Independent media brought to light a number of facts that threaten the agenda of the global elite, like intelligence agency/government connections to mainstream media for example, and their plans in the middle east to basically invade, take-over, and establish a government that suits the Deep State’s best interests.
+There are several examples from all fields that surround human life, from healthcare to politics, and it all seems to be controlled by one massive conglomerate at the top.
+We’ve been writing about this for nearly a decade now.
+The Deep State Has Power Due To Our Unconsciousness
+They (global elite) continue to do what they are able to do because of human consciousness.
+The more people who consider this a “conspiracy theory” and turn their heads away, the easier it is for them to continue and have power.
+I don’t understand how so much information can come to light, yet when it’s deemed a “conspiracy” theory” within mainstream media, everybody simply follows the rhetoric, without doing any investigation or research for themselves.
+If you don’t look into it, don’t share an opinion on it.
+“Condemnation without investigation is the height of ignorance.” – Einstein.
+All of these media sources were operating normally until Donald Trump became president, and until Hillary Clinton, Obama, Bush, etc were outed as global elite puppets.
+Heck, the Clinton’s and John Podesta have even referenced Wikileaks before that became ‘fake.’ Despite operating with credibility for more than a decade before the accusations.
+What does the media operating normally mean?
+Still manipulating the public, but at least they were reporting on both sides as a whole.
+Now, it’s quite different.
+Donald Trump is extremely vilified not because he allegedly is/was racist/sexist, but because he threatens neoliberalism and neoconservatism, the American empire, one that continues to try and push an Orwellian state type of existence, which seems to be ramping up every single year.
+Trump was not supposed to win, and no this isn’t about democrats vs republicans or that Trump is a saviour.
+The Deep State responded like they always do every time something ‘goes wrong,’ they blamed Russia, as well as media outlets like Collective Evolution and others.
+Some of which have now been deleted as mentioned above.
+Trump is Not The Solution, We Are
+Things are getting pretty ridiculous, but they’re too late.
+Even if they do succeed in deleting more independent media sites from social media, they cannot erase them from the internet.
+Yes, social media platforms were great for spreading information across the internet and for having more people become aware of it.
+It really showed what people were interested in, and what people wanted to see, but clearly, we do not live in a democracy and that doesn’t matter.
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+People are still going to search for information, and alternative forms of information, given the fact that what they see coming from the mainstream is usually highly suspect and questionable.
+More and more people see it this way because our consciousness continues to shift.
+Social media platforms do not control the awakening but have been a great tool to grow it, but it’s something that cannot be stopped.
+The more we awaken and truly see past the political games, the more we pull power from the power grid that keeps all this in place.
+2020
+Now, all of this seems to be taking place with perfect timing before the 2020 election.
+No doubt that the Deep State will want to take back the presidency, but ultimately, we need to see the bigger picture here.
+We need to see what politics actually is, and the past few years alone have provided us with the opportunity to see.
+It’s nothing but elite people, corporations and the financial elite that have become drenched with so much power that they have been able to direct human will and use it for their own selfish purposes.
+With powerful revelations that have come to light, like elite pedophilia and ritual abuse, and extreme corruption, why do we still participate?
+Why do we choose to elect these people?
+Why do we believe we live in a democracy when what people want to look at, and what the majority of people want to have done (like GMO-labelling), is completely censored?
+Why are harmful ‘things’ surrounding us constantly when we have science showing it’s not safe, like cell phone towers etc.
+It’s simply because power lies within the corporatocracy.
+Decisions aren’t being made with the best interest of humanity at heart, and this is why the system is failing because it’s not actually for the people.
+Today the path to total dictatorship in the U.S. can be laid by strictly legal means … We have a well-organized political-action group in this country, determined to destroy our Constitution and establish a one-party state … It operates secretly, silently, continuously to transform our Government … This ruthless power-seeking elite is a disease of our century… This group … is answerable neither to the President, the Congress, nor the courts.
+It is practically irremovable.
+– Senator William Jenner (source)
+Before 2020, they’re going to want to silence anything that creates awareness about the corruption, deceit and lies that have dominated the presidency and the entire military-industrial complex for years.
+The fact of the matter is:
+“The conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of the masses is an important element in democratic society.
+Those who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government which is the true ruling power of our country.
+We are governed, our minds are moulded, our tastes formed, our ideas suggested, largely by men we have never heard of.” – Edward Bernays (“the father of public relations”), Propaganda, 1928 (note that Bernays’ book, Propaganda, begins with the above quote).
+This is what’s unravelling, and the stronger the push the unravel it, the stronger the reaction and response from the deep state.
+The Takeaway
+Recognize what’s happening, the massive censorship of information, coupled with the ridicule or finger pointing, or even arrest of people who choose to voice an opinion in opposition to the rhetoric that’s constantly spewed by mainstream media, which in turn is usually believed by the masses.
+At the same time, independent media represents a shift in consciousness.
+A shift in our perceptions, thoughts, feelings and general self-awareness about our own planet is changing, and thus, change has been sprouted in multiple different areas, including political corruption and the stranglehold it has over our world.
+We are more aware, but there is still some ways to go…
+A good chunk of work has been done.
+A massive transformation of consciousness has taken place and it seems that a global mass is growing closer to a critical mass.
+The censorship of independent media is irrelevant in a sense, because the shift will continue to happen, change will continue to happen, and information that the deep state does not want the public to become aware of will keep making its way into transparency.
+Independent media will continue to have the opportunity to share information because of a lack of credible information and plain truth within the mainstream.
+People are hungry for it, and will seek it out themselves.
+Reprinted with permission from Collective Evolution.
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+Mueller Submits His Russia Report to Justice Department
+
+Special Counsel Robert Mueller concluded his 22-month Russia investigation and submitted a report to Attorney General William Barr on Friday, triggering a clamor from Congress to see the findings.
+A Justice Department official told the Associated Press that Mueller is not recommending any further indictments.
+In a letter to the heads of the Senate and House judiciary committees, Barr described Mueller’s submission as a “confidential report explaining the prosecution or declination decisions he has reached.”
+“I am reviewing the report and anticipate that I may be in a position to advise you of the Special Counsel’s principal conclusions as soon as this weekend,” the letter said.
+Barr did not detail what the report contains, but did say that the Justice Department did not overrule any decision Mueller made.
+Barr said he will consult with Mueller and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who has mostly overseen the Special Counsel’s Office, about “what other information from the report” can be released to Congress and the public.
+The White House and President Trump’s lawyers said the next decisions are up to Barr.
+There is a possibility that Barr releases two separate reports.
+One would summarize Mueller’s findings without including classified information and would be given to Congress—and would then most likely find its way out into the public.
+The other would be given to a smaller group of lawmakers who head major congressional committees, such as the House and Senate intelligence committees.
+Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA), chairman of House Intelligence, called for transparency.
+“Mueller’s investigation began as a counterintelligence inquiry into whether individuals associated with the Trump campaign were compromised by a foreign power.
+By law, that evidence he uncovered must be shared with our Committee,” he said in a tweet.
+“And his report must also be made public.
+Now.”
+Trump has previously said he supports the idea of making the report public.
+“I don’t mind,” he has said.
+“I mean, frankly, I told the House, ‘If you want, let them see it.’”
+Trump has also vigorously denied any wrongdoing and has repeatedly branded the probe as a “total witch hunt.”
+Mueller will remain as special counsel for a period of time as he and a small contingent of staff close the office, a Justice Department spokesperson reportedly said.
+The handover of the report marks the end of an investigation that has for nearly two years transfixed the nation, yielded dozens of indictments and convictions, and brought down a handful of Trump’s closest advisers.
+The Special Counsel’s Office was tasked broadly with investigating any links or coordination between the Russian government and individuals associated with the Trump campaign, as well as any matters that arose directly from the probe.
+However, the scope of the investigation seems to have bled outside those lines.
+Several witnesses, for example, have been questioned about other countries’ efforts to meddle in American politics, including Saudi Arabia, Israel, the UAE and Qatar.
+So far, the Special Counsel’s Office has indicted or obtained guilty pleas from 34 people and three companies.
+Six of those are former Trump associates, and 25 of them are Russians.
+No Americans have been charged with conspiring with Russians to meddle in the 2016 elections—at least none the public knows about.
+But major Trumpworld figures were charged with a variety of other crimes, including former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, deputy campaign chairman Richard Gates and Trump's former personal lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen.
+Cohen has been sentenced to three years in prison for crimes he committed while working for Trump, including the payments he made to two adult film star actresses for their alleged affairs with his boss.
+Manafort was sentenced in both Virginia and in Washington and will serve about seven years in prison.
+In Washington, Manafort was sentenced for for conspiring against the U.S. and a conspiracy to obstruct justice connected to his covert lobbying on behalf of Ukraine’s former pro-Russian government.
+He was sentenced in Virginia for bank and wire fraud.
+The Special Counsel’s Office said in a court filing last week that it had gotten all it can out of Flynn, who has been cooperating for months after pleading guilty in December 2017 to lying to the FBI about his interactions with Russian Ambassador Sergei Kislyak.
+It’s unclear when he will be sentenced but his lawyers want to wait until the trial for his former business partners begins in Virginia.
+Gates has also been cooperating on a wide variety of topics associated with the Russia investigation, including the work of Manafort.
+As of March, Gates was still offering the Mueller team information about his time working for Trump.
+He pleaded guilty in February 2018 to conspiracy and lying to the FBI.
+Several other law enforcement agencies have picked up pieces of Mueller’s Russia investigation.
+The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York is actively probing the Trump inaugural committee to determine if it received illegal foreign donations and if any of that money flowed through American intermediaries.
+The Eastern District of New York has reportedly taken over some aspects of that probe.
+SDNY is also looking into the hush money payments Trump made to two former adult film actresses via Cohen.
+A host of other local and state law enforcement offices are working on matters related to the Trump campaign and Trump organization.
+Congress has also launched several of its own probes into White House security clearances, Trump’s tax returns and possible obstruction of justice.
+
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+Mueller report: No further indictments
+
+Special counsel Robert Mueller’s much-anticipated final report on his investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 election has been delivered to Attorney General William Barr.
+A senior Justice Department official said the report does not recommend any further indictments.
+Trump has maintained that he and his campaign did not collude with Russia during the 2016 campaign.
+His attorneys said Friday he expects the report will exonerate him.
+Barr has said he will write his own account of Mueller’s findings and communicate it to Congress and the American public.
+In a letter to the leaders of the House and Senate Judiciary committees, Barr wrote he “may be in a position to advise you of the Special Counsel’s principal conclusions as soon as this weekend.”
+White House press secretary Sarah Sanders tweeted Friday afternoon: “The next steps are up to Attorney General Barr, and we look forward to the process taking its course.
+The White House has not received or been briefed on the Special Counsel’s report.”
+Barr, in his letter to congressional leaders, said Mueller’s investigation was conducted properly.
+The attorney general said he was required to inform congressional leaders if Mueller had done anything “inappropriate or unwarranted.”
+“There were no such instances during the Special Counsel’s investigation,” Barr wrote.
+Trump’s personal lawyers, Rudy Giuliani and Jay Sekulow, issued a statement.
+“We’re pleased that the Office of Special Counsel has delivered its report to the Attorney General pursuant to the regulations.
+Attorney General Barr will determine the appropriate next steps.”
+Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz cautioned in an interview with Fox News on Friday afternoon that the report is “a prosecutorial document presenting only one side.”
+He urged the public “to withhold final judgment until they hear the other side of the story.”
+Trump: ‘Let people see it’
+House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer released a joint statement insisting Barr release the full report to the public and not give the White House a “sneak preview.”
+“Now that Special Counsel Mueller has submitted his report to the Attorney General, it is imperative for Mr. Barr to make the full report public and provide its underlying documentation and findings to Congress,” they said.
+“Attorney General Barr must not give President Trump, his lawyers or his staff any ‘sneak preview’ of Special Counsel Mueller’s findings or evidence, and the White House must not be allowed to interfere in decisions about what parts of those findings or evidence are made public.
+The Democratic leaders said Mueller’s investigation “focused on questions that go to the integrity of our democracy itself: whether foreign powers corruptly interfered in our elections, and whether unlawful means were used to hinder that investigation.”
+“The American people have a right to the truth.
+The watchword is transparency,” they said.
+Trump said Wednesday he also wants to see the full report released.
+“Let it come out.
+Let people see it,” he said.
+No collusion
+Mueller’s investigation, which began nearly two years ago, has resulted in 200 charges against 34 people and three Russian companies.
+Six former Trump advisers have been indicted for process crimes, including perjury.
+However, there have been no indictments related to alleged Trump campaign collusion with Russia.
+Trump has insisted from the beginning that the probe is a “witch hunt.”
+Rep. Mark Meadows, R-N.C., who has investigated Russian interference as a member of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, has been a critic of the Mueller probe.
+‏
+“The Mueller report delivery suggests no more indictments are coming from the Special Counsel.
+If that’s true, it would mean we just completed 2 years of investigating ‘Russian collusion’ without ONE collusion related indictment.
+Not even one,” he wrote on Twitter.
+“Why?
+Because there was no collusion.”
+
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+Trump Kept Asking Friends If the Mueller Report Would Drop This Week
+
+On Wednesday, Donald Trump was flying to a military tank plant in Lima, Ohio, to deliver a speech on the economy, but, as is frequently the case, the president had something more pressing on his mind.
+While aboard Air Force One, the president killed some time by picking up the phone and ringing associates to ask them if they thought Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report would be sent to the Department of Justice this week, according to a source with knowledge of these conversations.
+The report, which would mark the culmination of Mueller and his team’s investigation into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and potential obstruction of justice, has for many months kicked off round after round of speculation among the media and political class about when, exactly, it will finally be delivered to the Justice Department.
+This week, the President of the United States himself joined in on the anxious anticipation and the Mueller report guessing game.
+According to three knowledgeable sources, Trump has quizzed various people—administration officials, friends, his legal team—throughout the week if they believed the buzz that the Mueller report could be delivered as soon as this week.
+The president, these sources said, speculated on when he thought it would finally happen, repeatedly citing news reports from this week on a possible imminent delivery.
+Reached for comment, White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders replied that there was “nothing to add right now,” as of Friday afternoon.
+“I told the president this morning [to] go about your schedule, we’re prepared for anything,” Rudy Giuliani, one of Trump’s personal attorneys, told The Daily Beast on Friday, adding that he spoke with the president in person on Thursday.
+Giuliani said that he and the president have been hearing the report delivery could happen “today,” but clarified that he and his client are going off of media, not any “insider information.”
+Trump’s reelection campaign also got in on this week’s speculation game, texting supporters early Friday afternoon, “President Trump has put up with the WITCH HUNT for 2 YEARS.
+Do you think it's time for it to end?
+Take our OFFICIAL poll NOW.”
+The president, who has repeatedly claimed that the Mueller investigation is “illegal” and a “WITCH HUNT” driven by angry liberals, made clear to reporters at the White House earlier this week that the coming report was, of course, weighing on him.
+“Let it come out, let people see it,” Trump said, characterizing the probe and report as “ridiculous,” as he left the White House on Wednesday.
+“Let’s see whether or not it’s legit.”
+But over the course of the last two years, he hasn’t always been so open to the report seeing the light of day, or even having the investigation conclude.
+As The New York Times reported early last year, Trump ordered the firing of the special counsel, but reversed course after the then-White House Counsel Don McGahn said he would resign instead of executing Trump’s order.
+Still, even after the Mueller probe officially wraps, it is very much the beginning, not a dramatic end, to Trumpworld’s wide-ranging legal woes.
+On Friday, The Washington Post reported that Democratic chairs of six different House committees investigating Trump and his allies are planning on asking the FBI, Department of Justice, and White House to preserve records provided to Mueller and his investigators.
+President Trump himself appears to realize that the end is nowhere near.
+As The Daily Beast reported last month, the president made clear to his outside legal team, which includes Giuliani and Jay Sekulow, that he wanted his attorneys sitting tight, even after the Mueller investigation is history.
+Trump broached the topic in multiple conversations beginning late last year, while discussing the other inquiries threatening his presidency and inner circle, chief among them the Southern District of New York.
+But if the Mueller report is actually, finally sent over to the Justice Department by close of business on Friday, the president will be many miles away from it.
+On Friday morning, Trump flew to Palm Beach, Florida, where he and first lady Melania Trump were scheduled to meet with Caribbean leaders at Mar-a-Lago, the president’s private club and getaway.
+
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+The Mueller Circus is Over, Long Live the Mueller Circus
+
+The Mueller circus cost the taxpayers millions.
+But it made the media ten times that more.
+The fortunes that the Washington Post and the New York Times made on Mueller leaks and conspiracy theories are priceless.
+The Mueller report with its inevitable lies, smears and assaults from the Obama/Clinton team behind the grim face of Robert Mueller is in.
+The media won't leave it there.
+After running through the entire process of making the report public which, one way or another, it will be, it will fasten on the various state investigations targeting Trump, his family members, his associates and anyone who ever met him since 1989.
+These investigations will vie for status.
+Some will employ former Mueller coup members.
+They will be used by the Democrats running them to fundraise, in violation of all political norms and ethics, bringing us that much closer to a proper Roman circus.
+The three goals of all this are simple.
+1.
+Keep the media happy and profitable
+2.
+Undermine President Trump and prevent him from implementing reforms.
+3.
+Punish the voting public for electing Trump
+Never underestimate the power of the swamp's spite.
+Much of this is about self-defense.
+The more Trump is investigated, the less he can investigate, reform or implement changes to the swamp.
+But plenty of it is about malice and spite.
+Culture wars are built on tribal rage.
+That's what the "resistance" has always been about.
+
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+Make full Mueller report public, Democratic candidates demand
+
+© Provided by Oath Inc. Attorney General William Barr leaves his home in McLean, Va., on Friday, March 22, 2019.
+(AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)
+Just minutes after special counsel Robert Mueller submitted his final report on his investigation into the 2016 Trump campaign’s ties to Russia to Attorney General William Barr, Democrats began pressuring the administration to make the findings public.
+In a letter to Congress, Barr said that he could provide lawmakers with a summary of the findings “as soon as this weekend,” but for several of the Democrats seeking to replace Trump in the White House, that wasn’t sufficient.
+This report should be made public immediately.
+https://t.co/Q2JCExqYaA — Cory Booker (@CoryBooker) March 22, 2019
+The American people deserve to know the full truth about Russia’s interference in our democracy.
+The Special Counsel report must be publicly released in its entirety.
+https://t.co/Q5OT6zPpOg — Julián Castro (@JulianCastro) March 22, 2019
+Attorney General Barr—release the Mueller report to the American public.
+Now.
+https://t.co/sqz8eoTjLD — Elizabeth Warren (@ewarren) March 22, 2019
+Special counsel Mueller’s report should be made public without any delay.
+The American people have a right to know its findings.
+— Kirsten Gillibrand (@SenGillibrand) March 22, 2019
+The liberal activist group MoveOn.org issued a statement just as news that Mueller’s report had been submitted was breaking.
+“Should Barr announce his intention to cover up Mueller’s report, we would take to the streets in ‘Trump Is Not Above the Law’ rapid-response protests around the country,” the group’s statement read.
+“We will not allow Trump or his hand-picked attorney general to get away with obstructing this criminal investigation, and we will not allow Congress to abdicate its responsibility under the Constitution.”
+During his January confirmation hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Barr testified that he would “provide as much transparency” as he could regarding Mueller’s report.
+“I also believe it is very important that the public and Congress be informed of the results of the special counsel’s work.
+For that reason my goal will be to provide as much transparency as I can consistent with the law,” Barr told the committee.
+“I can assure you that, where judgments are to be made by me, I will make those judgments based solely on the law and will let no personal, political or other improper interests influence my decision.”
+_____
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+Kamala Harris calls for AG Barr to testify on Mueller probe, as 2020 Dems seize on report drop
+
+The Democratic presidential contenders are uniformly calling for Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report on Russian tampering in the 2016 presidential election to be released publicly – while at least one high-profile candidate wants Attorney General Bill Barr to testify on the findings.
+Minutes after the news broke Friday afternoon that the long-awaited report had been submitted to Barr, the White House hopefuls quickly fired off statements calling for the Trump administration to ensure the documents go public.
+TRUMP TEAM CONFIDENT AFTER MUELLER REPORT DROP
+“Attorney General Barr—release the Mueller report to the American public.
+Now,” Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts tweeted.
+“As Donald Trump said, ‘Let it come out.’ I call on the Trump administration to make Special Counsel Mueller's full report public as soon as possible.
+No one, including the president, is above the law,” Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont wrote on Twitter.
+Sen. Kamala Harris of California called for “total transparency” – then upped the ante by calling on Barr to testify.
+“The Department of Justice launched the Special Counsel investigation to get to the bottom of foreign interference in the 2016 election and any other illegal actions.
+A declassified report must be made public immediately and Attorney General Barr must publicly testify under oath about the investigation and its findings, and provide all underlying materials to the appropriate Congressional committees,” the former California attorney general said in a statement.
+Harris, Warren and Sen. Cory Booker of New Jersey have all started petitions to pressure the administration to release the report – though the White House has deferred to Barr on next steps.
+Booker also is using the report drop to raise money for his campaign.
+“This report should be made public immediately,” he tweeted.
+MUELLER NOT RECOMMENDING MORE INDICTMENTS: SOURCE
+It was a similar sentiment on Twitter from former Rep. Beto O’Rourke of Texas.
+“Release the Mueller report to the American people,” he wrote.
+Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand of New York said, “report should be made public without any delay.
+The American people have a right to know its findings.”
+And Sen. Amy Klobuchar tweeted “BREAKING: The Mueller report is complete.
+Attorney General Barr must release the full report to the public.
+The American people deserve to know the facts.”
+Mueller was appointed nearly two years ago to investigate the election tampering and any possible collusion between Moscow and Trump’s 2016 campaign to swing the presidential election in the then-GOP nominee’s favor.
+Barr and his team are now reviewing the report and creating a summary document that will be sent to Congress, and possibly released.
+Former San Antonio, Texas mayor and former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro tweeted that the “American people deserve to know the full truth about Russia’s interference in our democracy.
+The Special Counsel report must be publicly released in its entirety.”
+Former three-term Rep. John Delaney wrote the “patriotic action for the Attorney General is to release the entire Mueller Report to the American people.
+We paid for it and this moment requires transparency.”
+
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+CNN Reacts to Mueller News: ‘Huge Victory for the President,’ Trump ‘Vindicated’
+
+A panel on CNN’s Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer reacted live on air to news that the Mueller report has concluded and resulted in no new indictments by admitting that President Trump has won a “huge victory.”
+“He’s been vindicated by them,” Evan Pérez said of President Trump and the Mueller report.
+“And then he’s now vindicated, exactly,” Gloria Borger said.
+“You know–how do you manage that politically?
+I mean, we obviously can’t jump the gun here.
+We have to see what comes out from Barr, and what’s in the report.
+But if I’m at Mar-A-Lago with the president, as Pamela has been reporting, the lawyers are … that I would be very happy,” she added.
+Later, a panel member concluded that the Mueller report was in fact a “huge victory” for President Trump.
+“A couple of victories here,” CNN’s Shimon Prokupecz said.
+“The president did not have to sit down for an interview.
+They were so concerned about that, because he’d get caught up in lies–and there’d be perjury traps.
+Okay, so that’s now over.
+No more people being indicted.
+Sealed, unsealed–no more indictments.
+Mueller is done.
+Huge victory for the president,” he said.
+Special counsel Robert Mueller concluded the Russia investigation and turned over his report to Attorney General Willian Barr Friday afternoon.
+According to multiple reports, there will be no further indictments in the report, sealed or unsealed.
+Important: No more sealed or unsealed indictments coming from Robert Mueller a DOJ officials tells @LauraAJarrett — Shimon Prokupecz (@ShimonPro) March 22, 2019
+WASHINGTON (AP) — AP Source: Special counsel Robert Mueller is not recommending any further indictments in the Russia probe.
+— Zeke Miller (@ZekeJMiller) March 22, 2019
+According to ABC News, President Trump is reportedly “glad it’s over.”
+
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+Dems in Congress Demand Barr Release Full Mueller Report ‘Without Delay’
+
+Democrats on six House committees—including Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler (D-NY), Oversight chair Elijah Cummings (D-MD), and Intelligence chair Adam Schiff (D-CA)—are demanding that the Justice Department release Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s full report “without delay.” According to the Associated Press, the Democrats said they expect Attorney General William Barr to turn over all the evidence Mueller has collected in his probe into potential Russian collusion in the 2016 election.
+If not, the lawmakers said it “would raise serious questions about whether the Department of Justice policy is being used as a pretext for a cover-up of misconduct.” The hashtag “#ReleaseTheReport” was also utilized on Twitter among Democrats, including House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), who warned Barr against giving President Trump or members of his legal team a “sneak preview.”
+Earlier Friday, the AP reported that Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani said the president’s lawyers wanted an early look at Mueller’s findings before they were made public.
+Giuliani later disputed that reporting in comments to The Daily Beast, saying the matter “will be handled properly” and it’s “up to DOJ.” The White House had earlier issued a statement saying it was looking “forward” to the next steps after Mueller handed in his report and noting that the administration “has not received or been briefed on the Special Counsel’s report.”
+
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+Robert Mueller Not Recommending Any More Indictments
+
+Special counsel Robert Mueller will not recommend any more indictments as part of his investigation, the Justice Department announced Friday evening.
+A senior Justice Department official announced the development shortly after the special counsel submitted its final report to U.S. Attorney General William Barr.
+Barr will now review the report and write his own report on Mueller’s findings and present them to Congress as soon as this weekend.
+“I am reviewing the report and anticipate that I may be in a position to advise you of the special counsel’s principal conclusions as soon as this weekend,” the attorney general wrote in a letter to Republican and Democrat leaders on the House and Senate Judiciary Committees.
+He also said at no time did the Justice Department prevent Mueller from any actions he sought to make during the course of his investigation.
+President Trump’s initial reaction to news of the report’s delivery is that he is “glad it’s over,” reported ABC News.
+In a separate statement, Trump lawyers Rudy Giuliani and Jay Sekulow said:“We’re pleased that the Office of Special Counsel has delivered its report to the Attorney General pursuant to the regulations.
+Attorney General Barr will determine the appropriate next steps.”
+Following confirmation of the report’s delivery, several top Democrat lawmakers demanded its immediate public release.
+Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA), the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, said Mueller’s findings “must be provided to Congress immediately, and the Attorney General should swiftly prepare a declassified version for the public.
+Nothing short of that will suffice.”
+Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) echoed Warner’s remarks, stating: “It is imperative for Mr. Barr to make the full report public and provide its underlying documentation and findings to Congress.”
+Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA), the former chair of the Senate’s Judiciary Committee, said in a statement “that we still haven’t seen any evidence of collusion.”
+“Republicans and Democrats have roundly praised Mueller’s reputation for integrity and thoroughness.
+Now that he’s wrapped up his investigation, Attorney General Barr must provide Congress and the American people with the findings to finally put an end to the speculation and innuendo that has loomed over this administration since its earliest days,” Grassley said.
+“Attempts to keep the collusion narrative alive, especially for political reasons, will only serve to further harm our political discourse and play into the hands of our foreign adversaries.”
+
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+Reports: No New Indictments Will Come From Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Probe
+
+No new indictments will come from Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia probe after he submitted his final report to Attorney General William Barr, multiple outlets are reporting.
+A senior Justice Department official told The Washington Post that Mueller “has not recommended any further indictments.” “The investigation is complete,” Justice Department spokeswoman Kerri Kupec told the newspaper.
+The Mueller probe saw several within Trump's orbit indicted, but not Trump’s family or Trump himself.
+Some notable figures who have pleaded guilty in charges stemming from Mueller’s investigation are Trump’s former personal attorney Michael Cohen, Trump’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, and former White House National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
+
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+White House Restores CNN Acosta’s Pass But Imposes Strict Conduct Rules
+
+Thanks to Jim Acosta, all White House correspondents have to adhere to the new rules.
+CNN’s White House correspondent Jim Acosta will get his “hard pass” restored, but thanks to his antics and confrontations with President Trump and White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, all journalists seeking access to the presidential press room will now have to abide by written rules of conduct due to his misbehavior.
+Sanders and deputy chief of staff for communications Bill Shine sent a letter to Acosta on Monday, notifying him that his hard pass was restored, but that it could be suspended or revoked again if he fails to abide by the new rules that apply to all White House correspondents going forward.
+Under the rules laid out in the letter, each journalist gets “a single question” before having to yield the floor, with follow-ups solely at the discretion of White House officials.
+Failure to obey the rules may result in suspension or revocation of the “hard pass,” the document allowing major networks regular access to the White House, RT reports.
+BREAKING NEWS: White House agrees to fully reinstate press pass of CNN's Jim Acosta and has set the following rules.
+pic.twitter.com/xAVa9TJW70 — Michael Moates (@freedom_moates) November 19, 2018
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+“Should you refuse to follow these rules in the future, we will take action in accordance with the rules,” wrote Sanders and Shine.
+Acosta’s pass was yanked following an incident at President Donald Trump’s November 7 press conference, where the CNN correspondent argued with Trump instead of asking questions (not for the first time) and physically prevented a White House intern from taking the microphone away from him.
+CNN responded by suing the White House, claiming that Acosta’s due process and free speech rights were being infringed.
+Last week, a federal judge ordered the pass temporarily restored on due process grounds.
+In response to the letter, CNN dropped the lawsuit.
+Mainstream media outlets that had joined CNN in suing Trump celebrated Monday’s letter, framing it as the White House “backing down” in face of the legal challenge while largely ignoring the implications of the new rules: that the media critical of Trump might have won a battle, but lost the war.
+White House backs down from legal fight, restores Jim Acosta's press passhttps://t.co/LQoIVgSnCv — AprilDRyan (@AprilDRyan) November 19, 2018
+“We have created these rules with a degree of regret,” Sanders and Shine wrote.
+“But, given the position taken by CNN, we now feel obligated to replace previously shared practices with explicit rules.”
+This means that Acosta, or any other reporter covering the White House, can get their pass suspended or revoked over specific conduct going forward, without having a leg to stand on in terms of due process.
+That leaves the First Amendment grounds, effectively arguing that access to the White House is a civil right under the US Constitution, for which there is no precedent under US law.
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+Stacey Abrams to Sue Georgia Over ‘Gross Mismanagement’ of Elections
+
+Stacey Abrams quits race for governor of Georgia, accusing rival Republican Brian Kemp of voter suppression.
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+Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams may have begrudgingly recognized her rival’s victory, but she is far from done fighting for what she believes was her due.
+With a team of three dozen lawyers, Abrams has announced she would file a federal suit against Georgia for “gross mismanagement” of the vote.
+Abrams and civil rights groups accused the winner, Republican Brian Kemp of purging thousands from voting rolls in that capacity.
+Abrams remained about 18,000 votes short of a result that would have required a runoff between her and Kamp in December.
+The Associated Press (AP) reported her team amassed nearly three-dozen lawyers who will draft a petition, along with affidavits from voters and would-be voters who argue that they were allegedly disenfranchised during the election.
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+“In the coming days, we will be filing a major federal lawsuit against the state of Georgia for the gross mismanagement of this election and to protect future elections from unconstitutional actions,” Abrams said, though she gave no details.
+In the coming days, we will be filing a major federal lawsuit against the state of Georgia for the gross mismanagement of this election and to protect future elections from unconstitutional actions.
+#gapol — Stacey Abrams (@staceyabrams) November 17, 2018
+In a speech on Nov. 19 right at the cutoff for Georgia counties to certify election results, Abrams delivered a speech in which she said, “I acknowledge that former Secretary of State Brian Kemp will be certified as the victor in the 2018 gubernatorial election.” However, Abrams said Kemp had relied on “suppression of the people’s democratic right to vote” that was “deliberate and intentional.”
+Kemp tried to move past the contentious campaign even if his opponent wasn’t willing.
+“The election is over and hardworking Georgians are ready to move forward,” he said.
+“We can no longer dwell on the divisive politics of the past but must focus on Georgia’s bright and promising future.”
+The election is over and hardworking Georgians are ready to move forward.
+We can no longer dwell on the divisive politics of the past but must focus on Georgia’s bright and promising future.
+#gapol (1 of 3) — Brian Kemp (@BrianKempGA) November 16, 2018
+Breitbart reports:
+Abrams could decide as early as Friday whether to go to court.
+Under Georgia election law, a losing candidate can challenge the result of an election based on “misconduct, fraud or irregularities … sufficient to change or place in doubt the results.”
+Allegra Lawrence-Hardy, Abrams’ campaign chair, said that her legal team is “considering all options,” which also includes federal court remedies.
+Some Democratic legal observers note Abrams would be dependent on statues that set a high bar for the court to intervene.
+Abrams Republican challenger, Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp, has held the lead and is expected to be declared the winner on Friday, charged that Abrams has led a “publicity stunt” and her refusal to concede the election serves as a “ridiculous temper tantrum.”
+Abrams faces a narrow path to winning the Georgia gubernatorial election.
+Preliminary election results show Kemp winning with about 50.2 percent of the vote, which puts him with over 18,000 voters over the threshold required to win by a majority and avoid a December 4 election runoff.
+Lawrence-Hardy told the AP that Abrams believes that many of her supporters, many of them minority and low-income voters who do not regularly vote, went to the polls and ran into electoral barriers, although she did not say what barriers they were.
+“These stories to me are such that they have to be addressed,” said Lawrence-Hardy.
+“It’s just a much bigger responsibility.
+I feel like our mandate has blossomed.
+… Maybe this is our moment.”
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+CNN Sues Trump Demanding He Restore Jim Acosta’s White House Credential
+
+CNN sues President Trump and top White House aides for barring Jim Acosta.
+557 SHARES Facebook Twitter
+CNN has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over the revocation of press credentials from its reporter Jim Acosta demanding they be restored.
+The suit alleges the ban violated both First and Fifth Amendment rights of the network and reporter.
+Last Wednesday White House press secretary Sarah Sanders made the announcement that Acosta’s press pass had been suspended as a result of an altercation during a press conference when Acosta refused to give up the microphone after several requests by President Trump to hand it over.
+Not only did Acosta refuse to hand over the microphone, but he pushed the female interns hand away when she tried to follow the presidents request to take the microphone away from Acosta, who has disputed the accusation claiming he never put his hands on the young woman.
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+Watching the full exchange it is obvious that Trump was making a sincere effort to answer Acosta’s questions, the president actually took the time to answer three of his questions before losing his patients with an argumentative Acosta who refused to hand the mic over to the female intern forcefully pushing her arm away.
+Acosta can deny how the altercation took place, but the video shows the facts, which are that Acosta was out of line.
+The lawsuit was announced by CNN on Tuesday.
+The network is also asking the court for an “immediate restraining order requiring the pass be returned to Jim.”
+Both CNN and Acosta are plaintiffs in the lawsuit, and there are six defendants: Donald Trump himself, White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders, Chief of Staff John Kelly, his aide for communication Bill Shine, Secret Service Director Joseph Clancy, and the unidentified Secret Service officer who took the pass from Acosta.
+Fox News reports:
+“The wrongful revocation of these credentials violates CNN and Acosta’s First Amendment rights of freedom of the press, and their Fifth Amendment rights to due process,” CNN said in a statement.
+“We have asked the court for an immediate restraining order requiring the pass to be returned to Jim, and will seek permanent relief as part of this process.”
+CNN added that “the suit is specific to CNN and Acosta,” but said it could happen to anyone.
+“If left unchallenged, the actions of the White house would create a dangerous chilling effect for any journalist who covers our elected officials,” CNN said.
+This morning, CNN filed a lawsuit against @realDonaldTrump and top aides.
+The White House has violated CNN and @Acosta's First Amendment rights of freedom of the press and Fifth Amendment rights to due process.
+Complaint: https://t.co/43oX6L8xA7 pic.twitter.com/RvJ0Cgh6oi — CNN Communications (@CNNPR) November 13, 2018
+The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
+Last week, Acosta’s press pass to access the White House was suspended “until further notice” after he engaged in the contentious back-and-forth over the migrant caravan working its way up through Mexico.
+Trump characterizes the caravan as “an invasion,” a term to which Acosta objected.
+“Honestly, I think you should let me run the country and you run CNN,” the president said.
+The reporter tried to ask him another question before a female White House aide walked over to him.
+Trump then told him, “That’s enough!”
+Acosta continued to try to talk as the intern was seen trying to take the microphone from his hand.
+She grabbed the microphone but Acosta wouldn’t give it up and there was brief contact between the two.
+White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said the suspension of his press credentials stemmed from his “placing his hands on a young woman just trying to do her job as a White House intern.” She called the behavior “absolutely unacceptable.”
+Several news outlets accused Sanders of using a “doctored” video as evidence, but the press secretary didn’t back down from her decision.
+“We stand by our decision to revoke this individual’s hard pass.
+We will not tolerate the inappropriate behavior clearly documented in this video,” Sanders tweeted to accompany the allegedly doctored video.
+White House Counselor Kellyanne Conway has since said the video was simply “sped up.”
+An attorney for CNN and Acosta followed up with a separate statement, saying the law is “clear” that the Trump administration violated the First Amendment and Due process Clause.
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+Report: Jim Acosta and CNN File Lawsuit Against Trump Administration
+
+CNN is taking the ongoing feud between President Trump and Jim Acosta to court.
+Appearing on CNN’s “Reliable Sources” this Sunday, ABC’s former White House correspondent Sam Donaldson made the claim that Jim Acosta and CNN had already filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over the White House’s decision to revoke the reporter’s press pass.
+It appears that CNN is setting the wheels in motion for a lawsuit against the White House for removing the press credentials of Jim Acosta following a tense incident Wednesday during a news conference at the White House.
+“I hope I’m not mistaken, but it’s my understanding that CNN and Acosta have sued, that there will be a court hearing on Tuesday on this very matter that we’ve been discussing,” Donaldson said.
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+Donaldson claims that he has already been asked to prepare an affidavit to be submitted to court, likely due to Donaldson’s own reputation for confrontation with the White House, including trading personal insults with President George Bush in 2006, RT reports.
+Donaldson also said that he had sent Acosta an email which encouraged him to ‘Keep it up”, and not to worry about the “vicious attacks” and “threats”.
+CNN released a statement saying no decision has been made as of yet on the lawsuit.
+The network has reached out to the White House on the issue but has “gotten no response”.
+Sunday’s “Reliable Sources” also featured constitutional lawyer Floyd Mayweather who emphasized that CNN would have a “really strong lawsuit” if they chose to proceed.
+Last Wednesday White House press secretary Sarah Sanders made the announcement that Acosta’s press pass had been suspended as a result of a tussle with a White House intern over a microphone following his sharp back-and-forth with Trump during the President’s post-midterm Q&A.
+Acosta has disputed the accusation claiming he never put his hands on the young woman.
+Watching the full exchange it is obvious that President Trump was making a sincere effort to answer Acosta’s questions, the president actually took the time to answer three of his questions before rightfully losing his patients when Acosta refused to hand the mic over.
+Not only that, he used his hand to forcefully push the female interns arm away from the mic.
+Acosta should have been escorted from the room.
+He deserved to have his credentials revoked.
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+White House Outlines Code Of Conduct For White House Press - If Those Don't Work, They'll Be Forced To Write More
+
+For any constitutionalist, the ruling by Trump-appointed Judge Timothy J. Kelly was nothing but surreal, and honestly, he should be impeached over his frivolous ruling that demanded the White House reinstate CNN reporter Jim Acosta's press pass.
+However, the White House has decided to comply, which I wonder just how dangerous a precedent this sets, and as a result, White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders has issued a code of conduct for the White House press.
+We have created these rules with a degree of regret,” Sanders said in a statement.
+The fact that the White House submitted to such a ridiculous demand when it is simple human decency to conduct one's self in a proper manner, unlike how Jim Acosta treated both Sarah Sanders, President Donald Trump and a White House aide, is a testimony to how little those who represent us know of our Constitution.
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+“We would have greatly preferred to continue hosting White House press conferences in reliance on a set of understood professional norms, and we believe the overwhelming majority of journalists covering the White House share that preference,” Sanders said.
+“But, given the position taken by CNN, we now feel obligated to replace previously shared practices with explicit rules.”
+Oh, but there's more.
+If journalists can't conduct themselves according to these rules, then there is no other option but to.... write more explicit rules!
+Seriously!
+“At this time, however, we have decided not to frame such rules in the hope that professional journalistic norms will suffice to regulate conduct in those places,” Sanders said.
+“If unprofessional behavior occurs in those settings, or if a court should decide that explicit rules are required to regulate conduct there, we will be forced to reconsider this decision.”
+The White House should be telling Judge Kelly where he can take his ruling, but they are trying to look like they are on the high ground while submitting to unconstitutional rulings from a federal judge who should know better.
+However, here are the new rules released by the White House Press Office.
+(1) A journalist called upon to ask a question will ask a single question and then will yield the floor to other journalists; (2) At the discretion of the President or other White House official taking questions, a follow-up question or questions may be permitted; and where a follow up has been allowed and asked, the questioner will then yield the floor; (3) “Yielding the floor” includes, when applicable, physically surrendering the microphone to White House staff for use by the next questioner; (4) Failure to abide by any of rules (1)-(3) may result in suspension or revocation of the journalist’s hard pass.
+I can see this going way downhill.
+If you want to deal with people like Acosta, at the moment they begin to show who and what they really are, stop calling on them for questions.
+This is my advice to the White House.
+Don't call on Jim Acosta another time for as long as he remains in the White House Press.
+Make him regret it the entire time he is there.
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+Sore Loser: Stacey Abrams Ends Challenges In Georgia Gubernatorial Race - Won't Concede - Set To File Lawsuit
+
+Defeated Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams finally ended her challenges on Friday and ended her challenges against Republican opponent Brian Kemp.
+However, in the same breath that she ended the challenges, she also declared she would be filing a federal lawsuit over what she called "gross mismanagement" of elections.
+If you ask me, all she's looking for here will only hurt herself and her own party.
+This woman wouldn't even concede!
+Talk about a poor sport, but Democrats are often like that in these races.
+The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported:
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+Stacey Abrams ended her run for Georgia governor on Friday, but the Democrat said she would not concede the contest to Republican Brian Kemp and planned to launch a voting rights group to file “major” litigation challenging election policies.
+As state officials prepare to certify the vote, Abrams acknowledged the law “allows no further viable remedy” to extend her quest to be the nation’s first black female governor.
+But she laced her speech with biting criticism of Kemp, who she accused of leveraging his role as the state’s top elections official to suppress voters.
+“I will not concede,” she added, “because the erosion of our democracy is not right.”
+You mean like having a sister waiting in the wings of any campaign lawsuits, Ms. Abrams?
+What about invalid provisional ballots getting mixed in with valid ones?
+Maybe a little electronic voter manipulation, Ms. Abrams?
+How about non-citizens and illegal aliens voting, Ms. Abrams?
+Are these evidence of the erosion of the democratic process?
+Sure they are and they appear to all be coming from the party that Stacey Abrams represents, but she's not going to talk about that.
+But she wasn't going to concede.
+Nope, that arrogant wanna-be first female governor of Georgia simply would not bow out gracefully.
+“To watch an elected official who claims to represent the people in this state baldly pin his hopes for election on the suppression of the people’s democratic right to vote has been truly appalling,” Abrams said.
+“So, let’s be clear," she continued.
+"This is not a speech of concession.
+Because concession means to acknowledge an action is right, true or proper.
+As a woman of conscience and faith, I cannot concede that.
+But my assessment is the law currently allows no further viable remedy.”
+No, concession means "a thing that is granted, especially in response to demands; a thing conceded."
+Abrams was easily defeated in terms of votes.
+She was the one trying to "find" and count votes remember?
+She is the one claiming there was cancellation of hundreds of thousands of voter registrations.
+Where is her evidence?
+She has none.
+Stacey Abrams is a sore loser just like Hillary Clinton and this little temper tantrum she put on display will probably sink any chances she may have had in the future to run again.
+Good!
+Thank God, Georgia didn't elect this peach.
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+Obama Judge Rules To Upend Georgia Election
+
+Who didn’t see this coming?
+The fix is in.
+They stole Arizona.
+One down three to go.
+A federal judge on Monday ordered Georgia take steps to protect provisional ballots and to wait until Friday to certify the results of the midterm elections that include an unsettled race for governor.
+Lauren Groh-Wargo, Abrams campaign manager, announced Judge Amy Totenberg’s decision late Monday.
+WSBTV.com reported that the judge’s 56-page ruling could affect thousands of provisional ballots.
+Groh-Wargo called the ruling “good news.”
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+Brian Kemp, her Republican challenger, issued a statement a day earlier calling for Abrams to concede.
+Kemp has declared victory and said it is “mathematically impossible” for her campaign to force a runoff.
+Abrams’ campaign did not immediately respond to a phone call from Fox News late Monday night.
+Abrams, 44, a Democrat, has maintained that she will not concede until every vote has been counted, and pointed to the 5,000 votes tallied over the weekend that favored her.
+Totenberg, who was appointed by President Obama, ruled in connection to Common Cause’s lawsuit filed on Nov. 5.
+Totenberg’s order doesn’t change the Tuesday deadline for counties to certify their results.
+Common Cause, a nonpartisan group, claimed in the suit that Kemp, while secretary of state, failed to maintain “the security of voter information despite known vulnerabilities” leading up to the midterm.
+The suit blasted the state’s “provisional ballot scheme,” that could disenfranchise a registered voter at the ballot box.
+The suit pointed out cases where voters were turned around after computer glitches and cases where voters were not offered provisional ballots.
+One man voted for decades and was “disturbed” to learn his registration history was erased.
+The court ruled that the secretary of state’s office must establish a hotline and publicize it on its website for voters to see if their provisional ballots were counted.
+Totenberg also ruled that Georgia must not certify the election results before Friday at 5 p.m., which falls before the Nov. 20 deadline set by state law.
+“I am fighting to make sure our democracy works for and represents everyone who has ever put their faith in it.
+I am fighting for every Georgian who cast a ballot with the promise that their vote would count,” Abrams said in a statement explaining her refusal to end her bid to become the first black woman elected governor in American history.
+A total of 21,190 provisional ballots were cast in the state during the midterm, 12,151 were cast in 2014.
+Four Democratic-leaning counties with the largest number of provisional ballots — Cobb, DeKalb, Fulton, and Gwinnett – “had not yet reported their numbers to the secretary as of November 11,” the suit said.
+The lawsuit also asked that provisional ballots cast by a voter registered in another county be counted as if the voter had shown up at the wrong precinct.
+The lawsuit says that of the 1,556 provisional ballots Fulton County reported having rejected by Nov. 9, nearly 1,000 were disqualified because they were cast by voters whose registration records showed them registered in another county.
+Edgardo Cortes, who currently works as an election security adviser at New York University, said these uncounted provisional ballots could sway the election and, despite Kemp’s claims, his unofficial vote total is so close to 50 percent, a runoff is possible.
+Kemp was up 50.2 percent to Abrams’ 48.7 percent early Tuesday.
+More than 3.9 million votes were cast in the election, and Abrams would need to acquire more than 20,000 additional votes to force a runoff.
+Abrams’ campaign filed a lawsuit Sunday asking a federal court to push the deadline for counties to certify their results to Wednesday, while also requiring that elections authorities count certain provisional and absentee ballots that have been or would be rejected for “arbitrary reasons.”
+“This ruling is a victory for the voters of Georgia because we are all stronger when every eligible voter is allowed to participate in our elections,” Sara Henderson, executive director for Common Cause Georgia, which filed the lawsuit, told AJC.com.
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+Hey, Self Proclaimed "Fact Checkers" and Mainstream Media, Let's Not Let That Jim Acosta Propaganda You're Putting Out Go So Fast!
+
+Notice how quickly the drive-by media and self-proclaimed "fact checkers" gunned down the Trump administration and Infowars with their lying propaganda over the video that was enhanced, not doctored, to demonstrate that all of them and Jim Acosta are lying through their Communist teeth?
+Yep, I noticed too, and now they're trying to move on, but I'm gonna get in one last bit before we do.
+Of course, Infowars' Paul Joseph Watson simply enhanced the video from C-SPAN, which was a gif image (motion picture), in order to show the point of contact that the lying media and "fact checkers" said didn't occur.
+Watson then went on to be happy that President Trump backed him up on his comments about the video.
+Take a look, and as always, PJW is hilarious in his presentation.
+If they're prepared to lie this shamelessly, what else are they lying about?
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+* Yes, he should have gotten it back.
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+Maybe?
+I'm not sure if he should have.
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+SHARE: https://t.co/lP4GlbjJQM pic.twitter.com/iZUsXlZTLt — Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) November 12, 2018
+Steven Colbert, you're lying.
+Jimmy Kimmel, you're lying.
+CNN, you're lying.
+CNN's Jim Acosta told CNN's Anderson Cooper that he *never* touched the female White House aide that tried to take the mic away from him.
+CNN showed the clip but edited out the part where he clearly touched her.
+Cooper offered no pushback on Acosta's blatant lie.
+pic.twitter.com/65rP9xWWyI — Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) November 8, 2018
+Jim Acosta, you're lying.
+New York Times, you're lying.
+Every media outlet from the Associated Press to NBC, you're lying when you say the video was doctored and that Acosta didn't touch the woman.
+At least C-SPAN is neutral in the matter and simply let the video reprove every single one of them.
+But it's more than that, self-proclaimed "fact checkers" like Snopes simply posted an Associated Press article, which clearly biased towards indicating the video was "doctored" by saying it was sped up, but that's not doctoring.
+Doctoring is when you manipulate the content to misconstrue the reality of what took place.
+If you want to see doctoring, go to 0:58 of the video above, and don't be drinking anything when you do because it's hilarious.
+But it isn't just Snopes or Politifact and outlets like that.
+Take, for instance, websites like MediaBiasFactCheck.com, whom I had to have my attorneys send a letter for their libel and they didn't just correct it, they removed it entirely because they knew I was two days away from filing a lawsuit against them.
+MBFC actually called CNN "left biased," which is correct but followed up with:
+Overall, we rate CNN left biased based on story selection that often favors the left.
+We rate them Mixed for factual reporting due to misinformation and failed fact checks from guests and pundits.
+However, CNN’s straight news reporting would earn a High rating for factual reporting.
+(5/16/2016) Updated (D. Van Zandt 6/15/2018)
+Straight reporting?
+You must be kidding me?
+Did David Van Zandt not watch Jim Acosta lie to Anderson Cooper about this episode and Cooper just sat there and let him lie to the American people, editing the video to not even show the point of contact in question?
+Why yes, yes, he did!
+Not only that but it appears the MBFC doesn't know the documented history of CNN's complete fabrication of "news," telling stories that never happened.
+MBFC isn't qualified to comment on the subject.
+It isn't just MBFC though.
+Newcomer NewsGuard also covers for CNN.
+This is supposed to be an outlet, at least what I was told in email and phone communication, that is simply to determine transparency of websites.
+Instead, they not only do that, but they go on to do far more than that.
+In rating CNN, NewsGuard posts this nonsense.
+I'm sure NewsGuard, Yemile Bucay, Anna-Sophie Harling and Amy Westfeldt need to update this in the light of the obvious lies and editing of the Acosta video and decades of documented, outright lies and propaganda by the Clown News Network, but you can't expect real transparency from an outlet like Newsguard whose writers aren't transparent about their own political bias, can you?
+Nope, you can't, and you can't expect it when some of those writers write for other publications that don't measure up to NewsGuard's standards either.
+The reason this little incident shouldn't be let go of so soon is that it is one of the clearest demonstrations of the media's bias, which we all have, lies and propaganda.
+It should be used over and over in article after article to remind people about the total dishonesty and complete disregard for reporting the facts by outlets such as CNN and to not blindly trust self-proclaimed fact-checkers who will not tell you the truth either.
+CNN has lost its mind to the point that they are suing over Acosta losing his press pass.
+He was their inside boy, after all.
+But the real irony here is that the media labeled Paul Joseph Watson and Infowars as "conspiracy theorists" and yet, PJW has exposed their blatant conspiracy to smear President Trump, Sarah Sanders and the White House aide.
+And Jim Acosta believes he and CNN deal with facts and Infowars doesn't.
+Yeah, right!
+I'm sorry Jim, I can't hear you over the booming voice of your hypocrisy!
+Article posted with permission from The Washington Standard
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+Judge Orders White House To Restore Jim Acosta' Press Pass - Trump Responds
+
+A Trump appointed federal judge has order the White House to restore CNN reporter Jim Acosta's press pass after the White House revoked it for his badgering of the White House press secretary, his handling of a White House aide and his continual questioning when he was allowed to ask a question and follow up.
+The ruling has no basis in the Constitution, mind you.
+USA Today reported on the ruling:
+WASHINGTON – A federal judge on Friday ordered the White House to restore CNN reporter Jim Acosta’s press badge, which had been revoked earlier this month after a contentious exchange at a news conference with President Donald Trump.
+U.S. District Court Judge Timothy Kelly, a Trump appointee, said the White House had violated Acosta’s Fifth Amendment right to due process by suspending his press badge without explanation or a chance for CNN to appeal the decision.
+Kelly said White House officials couldn’t say who made the decision or how.
+The judge ordered the government to restore the credential while the rest of the case – which drew a slew of support from other media outlets, including USA TODAY – is argued.
+“This court cannot restore Mr. Acosta’s access to press briefings that have already been held,” Kelly said.
+But Kelly said he hasn’t considered at all yet whether the White House violated Acosta’s First Amendment rights.
+More arguments are expected Tuesday.
+“I trust this litigation will continue at a rapid pace.” Kelly said.
+What?
+Due process?
+Wait, Acosta was not charged with a crime.
+Neither his property, liberty nor his life was taken.
+There is no due process here.
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+The Fifth Amendment has no business being brought up here.
+This is an issue of privilege, not rights.
+I have made this point before and this judge apparently doesn't get it.
+I want my White House press pass!
+So does Infowars.
+Will Judge Kelly demand the White House provide us with one as a "right"?
+Nope, not gonna happen.
+Because it's not a right.
+Yet, this judge orders the White House to restore the credentials?
+Give me a break!
+Acosta's First Amendment rights weren't violated either.
+Furthermore, the White House did say they were willing to have another reporter in to the White House press from CNN, but that just wasn't good enough.
+CNN tweeted: "Statement from CNN and @ Acosta on today’s ruling: “We are gratified with this result and we look forward to a full resolution in the coming days.
+Our sincere thanks to all who have supported not just CNN, but a free, strong and independent American press.”
+Statement from CNN and @Acosta on today’s ruling: “We are gratified with this result and we look forward to a full resolution in the coming days.
+Our sincere thanks to all who have supported not just CNN, but a free, strong and independent American press.” — CNN Communications (@CNNPR) November 16, 2018
+More like a strong, lying, propagandizing press, right CNN?
+President Trump responded to the order.
+He told Fox News' Chris Wallace, "Yeah, its fine, I mean it’s not a big deal.
+What they said, though, is that we have to create rules and regulations for conduct etc.
+etc.
+We’re doing that, were going to write them up right now.
+It’s not a big deal and if he misbehaves, we’ll throw him out or we’ll stop the news conference."
+In speaking about the rules and regulations the White House is writing up, Trump added, "We’re writing them now.
+We’ll have rules of decorum, you know you can’t keep asking questions.
+We had a lot of reporters in that room, many many reporters in that room and they were unable to ask questions because this guy gets up and starts, you know, doing what he’s supposed to be doing for him and for CNN and you know just shouting out questions and making statements, too."
+You know that isn't going to stop someone like Acosta, who claimed to deal in facts and truth, but clearly demonstrated he was all about lies when it came to putting his hands on a White House aide.
+The order by Judge Kelly is a temporary one that lasts for 14 days.
+“I will say this, look, nobody believes in the First Amendment more than I do and if I think somebody is acting out of sorts I will leave," Trump continued.
+"I will say thank you very much everybody, I appreciate you coming and I’ll leave.
+And those reporters will not be too friendly to whoever it is that’s acting up.”
+White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders issued a statement following the judge's ruling on Thursday.
+“Today, the court made clear that there is no absolute First Amendment right to access the White House.
+In response to the court, we will temporarily reinstate the reporter’s hard pass.
+We will also further develop rules and processes to ensure fair and orderly press conferences in the future.
+There must be decorum at the White House.”
+Well, I can't wait to see the next press conference.
+Perhaps there is an easier way around all of this.
+Perhaps from now on, President Trump should ignore Jim Acosta and take anyone and everyone else's questions in the room but his questions.
+See how he likes them apples.
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+Not Surprising: Now Fox News Is Supporting CNN & Jim Acosta
+
+Fox News is largely controlled opposition despite what many may think.
+They have a couple of people that actually are conservative.
+Other than that, they have liberals and neo-cons running rampant.
+Many were surprised to discover that Fox News not only is supporting lying CNN and lying Jim Acosta, but they are even going so far as to file an amicus brief with the US district court over the White House's revoking of Acosta's press pass.
+One would think these people would understand that this is not a First Amendment issue.
+If it were, they wouldn't have to apply for a White House press pass.
+This is a privilege issue and it seems that Acosta wore out his welcome with his attacks on Sarah Sanders, being belligerent during his time asking a question(s) of President Donald Trump, and his pushing aside a White House aide who simply tried to remove the microphone from him.
+Trump was right, Acosta is a "rude, terrible person."
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+Should Jim Acosta have gotten his press pass back?
+Should Jim Acosta have gotten his press pass back?
+* Yes, he should have gotten it back.
+No, you can't act like a child and keep your pass.
+Maybe?
+I'm not sure if he should have.
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+However, the cable news channel is showing more and more that it is not fair and balanced and is far from what conservatives think it is as it blasted the White House about not giving little Jimmy his press pass back.
+In a statement by Fox News President Jay Wallace, he wrote:
+“Fox News supports CNN in its legal effort to regain its White House reporter’s press credential.
+We intend to file an amicus brief with the U.S. District Court.
+Secret Service passes for working White House journalists should never be weaponized.
+While we don’t condone the growing antagonistic tone by both the president and the press at recent media avails, we do support a free press, access and open exchanges for the American people."
+So, file it!
+On the basis of what, Mr. Wallace?
+The free press still exists, and you know what?
+Jim Acosta and CNN continue to lie, just like they have for decades, and here's the proof.
+Look how they doctored the video to not show what clearly took place and then lied about it, and I suppose Fox falls right in line with that behavior.
+So, Fox joins with the least trusted name in news, the Clown News Network, to go after the White House on something that is the White House's prerogative and claim it's about free press.
+It's not.
+Fox reported:
+The White House Correspondents’ Association – of which Fox News is a member – issued a statement in support of CNN’s decision to take legal action.
+“We continue to urge the administration to reverse course and fully reinstate CNN’s correspondent,” WHCA President Olivier Knox said.
+“The President of the United States should not be in the business of arbitrarily picking the men and women who cover him.” However, several prominent media members – such as Pulitzer Prize-winning Watergate journalist Bob Woodward – have criticized CNN over the lawsuit.
+As they should.
+It's frivolous, but because they are immature children over at CNN, it's not surprising, and frankly, it's no surprise coming from Fox either.
+White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders called the CNN lawsuit "grandstanding."
+I wonder what she will call the amicus brief from Fox.
+"This is just more grandstanding from CNN, and we will vigorously defend against this lawsuit,” Sanders said.
+“CNN, who has nearly 50 additional hard pass holders, and Mr. Acosta is no more or less special than any other media outlet or reporter with respect to the First Amendment.
+After Mr. Acosta asked the President two questions — each of which the President answered — he physically refused to surrender a White House microphone to an intern, so that other reporters might ask their questions.
+This was not the first time this reporter has inappropriately refused to yield to other reporters.”
+Of course, CNN was thrilled as Fox more than likely helped them grow a little in ratings by issuing support.
+The propaganda outlet tweeted out Fox's statement.
+Fox News will file an amicus brief in support of @Acosta and CNN.
+Thank you @FoxNews!
+Statement from Jay Wallace below: pic.twitter.com/1EyRkho0TK — CNN Communications (@CNNPR) November 14, 2018
+Here's the thing, if it is a right to have a press pass to the White House, where is mine?
+and yours?
+How about Infowars?
+See?
+It isn't a right and Fox News just pulled the mask off, people.
+Do you see who they really are now?
+If not, I can't help you.
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+Court orders White House to restore CNN correspondent Jim Acosta’s press credential
+
+CNN has won the first round of its legal battle to get correspondent Jim Acosta back in the White House.
+U.S. District Court Judge Timothy Kelly granted the cable news network’s request for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction Friday that restored Acosta’s White House press credential.
+Kelly ordered that Acosta be reinstated immediately.
+He did not rule on CNN’s claim that the revocation of the journalist’s pass violated his rights under the First Amendment.
+But he said the White House did not provide Acosta with due process to legally remove his pass.
+The ruling followed a court hearing held Wednesday in Washington, where lawyers for CNN and the White House faced off over the issue of press access.
+CNN had the broad support of other news organizations that believed the White House’s actions posed a challenge to press freedom.
+“We are gratified with this result and we look forward to a full resolution in the coming days,” a CNN representative said in a statement.
+“Our sincere thanks to all who have supported not just CNN, but a free, strong and independent American press.”
+The White House said it would abide by Kelly’s ruling.
+“Today, the court made clear there is no absolute right to access the White House.
+In response to the court, we will temporarily reinstate the reporter’s hard pass,” White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement.
+“We will also further develop rules and processes to ensure fair and orderly press conferences in the future.
+There must be decorum in the White House.”
+Acosta’s press credential was revoked by the White House on Nov. 7 after a testy exchange with President Donald Trump at a White House news conference.
+At one point, Acosta refused to relinquish the microphone to a White House aide who tried to retrieve it from him.
+It was the latest in a series of public confrontations between Acosta and Trump, who has repeatedly characterized CNN’s critical coverage of him as “fake news” since the 2016 presidential campaign.
+CNN’s suit filed Tuesday says the suspension of Acosta’s credential violates the First Amendment’s protection of free speech.
+It also says the way the administration revoked the pass, with no direct notice to Acosta or a written explanation detailing the decision, violated the Fifth Amendment’s protection of due process and the federal Administrative Procedures Act.
+“This severe and unprecedented punishment is the culmination of years of hostility by President Trump against CNN and Acosta based on the contents of their reporting — an unabashed attempt to censor the press and exclude reporters from the White House who challenge and dispute the president’s point of view,” the suit says.
+Responding to the CNN suit, lawyers for the White House said the Trump administration had broad discretion to regulate access to journalists and other members of the public.
+“If the president wants to exclude all reporters from the White House grounds, he has the authority to do that,” Deputy Assistant Attorney General James Burnham said during the hearing.
+“There’s no First Amendment right.”
+The White House argued that Acosta’s behavior, which it described as rude and aggressive, was the reason for revoking his credential.
+Mark Lukasiewicz, dean of The Lawrence Herbert School of Communication at Hofstra University and a former network news executive, praised the judge’s decision, which he said was not a surprise.
+“The White House has lots of other ways to deal with the behavior of reporters if that’s their concern, but closing the gate to a news organization is not one of these ways, and it’s important that the court stood up and said that,” Lukasiewicz said.
+“It’s not the first time a reporter has behaved in a way that a president doesn’t like.”
+Lukasiewicz believed CNN would reach a compromise with the White House rather than engage in a prolonged court battle.
+“The law and the Constitution is very clear here,” he said.
+CNN’s suit received the support of more than a dozen news organizations including Fox News, where commentators have often echoed Trump’s criticisms of the network’s coverage.
+Rival news organizations came to the defense of Fox News in 2009 when the Obama administration attempted to exclude its reporters from interviews with officials that were offered to all other outlets.
+Fox News commentators were President Barack Obama’s harshest critics during his eight years in office, and he often complained about it in public and private.
+But the press credentials for its conservative-leaning network were never revoked.
+Fox News, The Washington Post, NBC News, The Associated Press and the Los Angeles Times are among the entities that have said they will file amicus briefs on behalf of CNN.
+— Stephen Battaglio
+Los Angeles Times
+———
+©2018 Los Angeles Times, Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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+Trump Vows to Kick CNN’s Acosta Out Again
+
+President Trump took CNN’s improbable court victory temporarily restoring CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta’s “hard pass” media credential for the executive mansion in stride, vowing to kick Acosta out again in the future if he breaches White House protocol again.
+The yanking of the physical credential, by the way, isn’t exactly a grave hardship.
+It just means Acosta would need to make an appointment through the White House press office every time he wanted to visit the White House grounds, just as the rest of the non-hard pass-holding journalists who don’t work for big media outlets like CNN have to do.
+Lacking a hard pass does not prevent anyone from reporting on the White House.
+Speaking to Chris Wallace of Fox News Channel in an interview that aired Sunday, Trump had some new ideas on how to deal with Acosta, who picks fights with him during pressers.
+"I think one of the things we’ll do is maybe turn the camera off that faces them, because then they don’t have any air time, although I’ll probably be sued for that and maybe, you know, win or lose it, who knows," Trump said.
+"I mean, with this stuff you never know what’s going to happen."
+The president described Acosta as "unbelievably rude to [White House Press Secretary] Sarah Huckabee, who’s a wonderful woman," and said his administration is drawing up "rules and regulations" for White House reporters.
+"And if he misbehaves, we’ll throw him out or we’ll stop the news conference," Trump said.
+Acosta’s hard pass was pulled after a contentious Nov. 7 press conference at the White House.
+After interacting with President Trump – Acosta said he wanted to “challenge” him on calling the Central American caravans an “invasion” – the president called upon another reporter to speak.
+After lecturing Trump, Acosta belligerently refused to yield the microphone to a White House staffer and pushed her arm away as she reached for the device, all of which was captured on video.
+On Nov. 16, U.S. District Judge Timothy J. Kelly of Washington, D.C., who was appointed by Trump, ruled against the administration and ordered Acosta’s hard pass restored for 14 days, pending further hearings in the lawsuit.
+But it was not a vindication of Acosta’s free speech rights under the First Amendment.
+The judge specifically said that the First Amendment claim made by Acosta and CNN had not yet been adjudicated and added that the president was free not to call on Acosta at future press conferences.
+The temporary restraining order was nowhere to be found online at press time, but according to media reports, Kelly found that the administration violated Acosta’s due process rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution.
+The White House vowed to remedy the situation by drawing up rules governing press conferences.
+The U.S. Department of Justice said the court ruling was disappointing.
+“The President has broad authority to regulate access to the White House, including to ensure fair and orderly White House events and press conferences.
+We look forward to continuing to defend the White House's lawful actions."
+Acosta ignorantly blathered on to reporters when he returned to the White House Friday after the court ruling, incorrectly claiming he won a great First Amendment victory.
+"I'm very grateful for what happened today," Acosta said.
+"I'm grateful for my colleagues in the press who stood by us through all of this."
+"This was a test and I think we passed the test," he said.
+"Journalists need to know that in this country their First Amendment rights of freedom of the press are sacred, they're protected in our Constitution," Acosta said.
+"Throughout all of this I was confident and I thought that this would be the result at the end of the day that our rights would be protected as we continue to cover our government and hold our leaders accountable."
+The court case isn’t over yet.
+The legal antagonists have to report to the court Monday afternoon.
+The court ordered the parties to “file a joint status report proposing how they would like to proceed in this case by 3:00 p.m. on November 19, 2018[,]” according to its online docket.
+According to CNN, “White House officials sent Acosta a letter stating that his pass is set to be suspended again once the restraining order expires.”
+From the looks of the letter, the W.H.
+is trying to establish a paper trail that will empower the administration to boot Acosta again at the end of the month.
+CNN responded with this statement on Sunday: "The White House is continuing to violate the First and 5th Amendments of the Constitution.
+These actions threaten all journalists and news organizations.
+Jim Acosta and CNN will continue to report the news about the White House and the President."
+The Acosta-CNN lawsuit was filed by Ted Boutrous and Trump-hating Republican lawyer Ted Olson, of the law firm Gibson, Dunn, and Crutcher.
+Olson was solicitor general in President George W. Bush’s administration.
+(The legal complaint may be viewed here.)
+Boutrous said CNN is prepared to dig in for a protracted legal fight if it needs to.
+"We're ready to litigate as long as we have to, to protect these First Amendment rights, to ask the court to declare rules of the road going forward," he said.
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diff --git a/datasets/train-articles/article111111111.txt b/datasets/train-articles/article111111111.txt
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+Next plague outbreak in Madagascar could be 'stronger': WHO
+
+Geneva - The World Health Organisation chief on Wednesday said a deadly plague epidemic appeared to have been brought under control in Madagascar, but warned the next outbreak would likely be stronger.
+
+"The next transmission could be more pronounced or stronger," WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told reporters in Geneva, insisting that "the issue is serious."
+
+An outbreak of both bubonic plague, which is spread by infected rats via flea bites, and pneumonic plague, spread person to person, has killed more than 200 people in the Indian Ocean island nation since August.
+
+Madagascar has suffered bubonic plague outbreaks almost every year since 1980, often caused by rats fleeing forest fires.
+
+The disease tends to make a comeback each hot rainy season, from September to April.
+On average, between 300 and 600 infections are recorded every year among a population approaching 25 million people, according to a UN estimate.
+
+But Tedros voiced alarm that "plague in Madagascar behaved in a very, very different way this year."
+
+Cases sprang up far earlier than usual and, instead of being confined to the countryside, the disease infiltrated towns.
+The authorities recorded more than 2 000 cases, and Tedros said Wednesday the death toll stood at 207.
+
+He also pointed to the presence of the pneumonic version, which spreads more easily and is more virulent, in the latest outbreak.
+
+He praised the rapid response from WHO and Madagascar authorities that helped bring the outbreak under control, but warned that the danger was not over.
+
+The larger-than-usual outbreak had helped spread the bacteria that causes the plague more widely.
+
+This along with poor sanitation and vector control on Madagascar meant that "when (the plague) comes again it starts from more stock, and the magnitude in the next transmission could be higher than the one that we saw," Tedros said.
+
+"That means that Madagascar could be affected more, and not only that, it could even spill over into neighbouring countries and beyond," he warned.
+
+Complicating vector control is the fact that the fleas that carry the Yersinia pestis bacteria that causes the plague have proven to be widely resistant to chemicals and insecticides.
+
+"That's a dangerous combination," Tedros said.
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+US bloggers banned from entering UK
+
+Two prominent US bloggers have been banned from entering the UK, the Home Office has said.
+
+Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer co-founded anti-Muslim group Stop Islamization of America.
+
+They were due to speak at an English Defence League march in Woolwich, where Drummer Lee Rigby was killed.
+
+A government spokesman said individuals whose presence "is not conducive to the public good" could be excluded by the home secretary.
+
+He added: "We condemn all those whose behaviours and views run counter to our shared values and will not stand for extremism in any form."
+
+'Right decision'
+Ms Geller, of the Atlas Shrugs blog, and Mr Spencer, of Jihad Watch, are also co-founders of the American Freedom Defense Initiative, best known for a pro-Israel "Defeat Jihad" poster campaign on the New York subway.
+On both of their blogs the pair called their bans from entering the UK "a striking blow against freedom" and said the "the nation that gave the world the Magna Carta is dead".
+
+They were due to attend a march planned by the far-right EDL to mark Armed Forces Day on 29 June, ending in Woolwich, south east London, where soldier Drummer Rigby was murdered last month.
+
+Keith Vaz, chairman of the Home Affairs Select Committee, who had called for the bloggers to be banned from the UK, said: "I welcome the home secretary's ban on Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer from entering the country.
+This is the right decision.
+The UK should never become a stage for inflammatory speakers who promote hate."
+
+EDL leader Tommy Robinson, meanwhile, criticised the decision and said Ms Geller and Mr Spencer were coming to the UK to lay flowers at the place where Drummer Rigby died.
+
+"It's embarrassing for this so-called land of democracy and freedom of speech," he said.
+
+"How many hate preachers are living in this country?
+It just shows what sort of a two-tier system we have here."
+
+'Foster hatred'
+Anti-fascism campaigners Hope Not Hate had campaigned for the pair to not be allowed into the UK.
+
+A researcher with the organisation, Matthew Collins, said it was "delighted" with the decision.
+
+"These two are among some of the most extreme anti-Muslim activists in the world.
+They've nothing to contribute to life in this country.
+
+"They're not here to contribute to good community relations.
+They only wanted to come here and help the EDL stir up more trouble.
+Britain doesn't need more hate even just for a few days."
+
+Mr Spencer put up a copy of what appears to be the exclusion decision from the Home Office on the Jihad Watch website, while Ms Geller posted a copy of her letter on her website, Atlas Shrugs.
+
+The letters, both dated Tuesday, claim that both activists have fallen within the scope of a list of unacceptable behaviours by making statements which may "foster hatred" and lead to "inter-community violence" in the UK.
+
+Both letters gave examples of anti-Muslim views stated by both and went on to say that should they be allowed to enter the UK the home secretary believes they would "continue to espouse such views".
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+Kate Steinle's death at the hands of a Mexican national became a flashpoint in the immigration debate — here's the story behind her killing
+
+The surprise acquittal of Jose Ines Garcia Zarate in the shooting death of San Francisco woman Kate Steinle set off a firestorm of outrage Thursday night, as top conservatives and critics of so-called "sanctuary cities" pinned blame for Steinle's death on illegal immigration and insufficiently aggressive deportation policies.
+
+Garcia Zarate, a 45-year-old Mexican national who was homeless and living in the US illegally when he fired the shot that killed Steinle, was acquitted by a jury on murder and manslaughter charges.
+The jury convicted him of the lesser charge of being a felon in possession of a gun, which carries a maximum sentence of three years in state prison.
+
+Steinle, 32, was fatally shot while she walked along Pier 14 of the San Francisco Bay with her father in July 2015.
+The bullet that pierced her back had ricocheted off the concrete ground after it was fired by Garcia Zarate from a handgun belonging to a federal ranger that had been stolen four days earlier.
+
+Garcia Zarate's defense attorneys argued that the shooting was an accident — they said he found the gun wrapped in a T-shirt or cloth under a pier bench and unintentionally discharged it.
+Lead attorney Matt Gonzalez has argued that the weapon was a SIG Sauer with a "hair trigger in single-action mode" — a model well-known for accidental discharges even among experienced shooters.
+Gonzalez told the jury, according to the San Francisco Chronicle, that Garcia Zarate had never handled a firearm before, was frightened by the noise of the gunshot, then flung the weapon into the bay where it was later found by a diver.
+
+Prosecutors, however, alleged that Garcia Zarate brought the weapon to the pier deliberately to do harm, and intentionally aimed and shot Steinle after firmly pulling the trigger.
+They said Garcia Zarate then threw the weapon into the bay and fled the scene.
+
+Beyond the shooting itself, perhaps the most controversial aspect of Garcia Zarate's case involves his previous criminal activity and history of deportations, and how San Francisco and federal authorities handled his custody before he ever picked up the gun and shot Steinle.
+At the time of Steinle's death, Garcia Zarate had been convicted of nonviolent drug crimes and deported five times since the early 1990s.
+
+He faced a sixth deportation in 2015, and was in Justice Department (DOJ) custody that March after serving 46 months in prison for a felony re-entry into the US, but instead of transferring him into the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for deportation, the department transferred him to the San Francisco County Jail for prosecution of a 1995 marijuana charge.
+
+San Francisco prosecutors, who had long ago deprioritized marijuana charges, dismissed the decades-old charge and released Garcia Zarate on April 15, 2015.
+Due to San Francisco's policy of limiting cooperation with federal immigration authorities — which some refer to as a "sanctuary" policy — the city did not inform ICE when they released Garcia Zarate.
+
+As a result of the case, both the DOJ and the city of San Francisco have changed several policies.
+The DOJ announced in 2016 it would no longer release potentially deportable detainees to local jails without first allowing ICE to take custody.
+San Francisco, meanwhile, has adjusted its policy to notify ICE if they are releasing suspected undocumented immigrants who face charges of serious or violent felonies.
+
+"This tragedy could have been prevented if San Francisco had simply turned the alien over to ICE as we requested, instead of releasing him back onto the streets," ICE Director Thomas Homan said in a statement on Thursday.
+"It is unconscionable that politicians across this country continue to endanger the lives of Americans with sanctuary policies while ignoring the harm inflicted on their constituents."
+
+But ICE has faced criticism of its own over not seeking a judicial warrant to legally obtain custody of Garcia Zarate when it discovered he had been transferred into San Francisco's custody.
+The agency has argued that obtaining judicial warrants are unnecessary and would place too much burden on ICE officials and federal courts.
+
+Though the agency did issue a request to the city to detain Garcia Zarate until ICE officials could pick him up, their detainer requests are not signed by a judge and are therefore not legally binding.
+San Francisco's policy is to ignore such requests if they are not accompanied by judge-signed warrants, and the city has cited federal court cases concluding that such detentions violate inmates' Fourth Amendment rights.
+
+Garcia Zarate's deportation and criminal history made him an effective target for immigration hardliners, who argued that Steinle would still be alive were it not for an insecure border and lenient treatment toward suspected undocumented immigrants in local jails.
+President Donald Trump immediately seized on the verdict on Thursday as evidence of the perils of "Illegal Immigration."
+Trump frequently villainized Garcia Zarate and cited Steinle's death during his presidential campaign, using the case to bolster his argument for a border wall and aid his crusade against "sanctuary cities."
+
+Early on Friday, Trump also falsely claimed on Twitter that Garcia Zarate had previously committed violent crimes and had illegally entered the US six times due to lax border security under the Obama administration.
+
+"The Kate Steinle killer came back and back over the weakly protected Obama border, always committing crimes and being violent, and yet this info was not used in court.
+His exoneration is a complete travesty of justice.
+BUILD THE WALL!"
+Trump tweeted.
+
+In fact, Garcia Zarate had never been convicted of a violent crime before Steinle's shooting — his previous convictions were for nonviolent drug crimes and illegal entry.
+Lax border security, too, does not appear to be a factor since Garcia Zarate was caught by border patrol agents each time he entered the country under the Obama administration.
+
+In contrast, Steinle's family has expressed nuanced views on immigration and "sanctuary" policies.
+They have both condemned Trump for "sensationalizing" Steinle's death to advance anti-immigration policies, and expressed frustration with San Francisco officials, who they believe went too far in refusing to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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+U.S. judge frees Indonesian immigrant held by Trump order
+
+A U.S. judge on Wednesday ordered the release of an illegal immigrant who is among 47 Indonesians in New Hampshire challenging the Trump administration’s order to deport them.
+
+SPONSORED
+
+Rombot, part of a wave of Indonesian Christians who fled their country following deadly riots in 1998, learned of the policy change when he appeared for an Aug. 1 check-in with ICE and was arrested.
+
+“He walks out of the courthouse right now,” Chief U.S. District Judge Patti Saris said after concluding that Rombot’s detention violated his rights.
+
+He walked out of the U.S. District Court in Boston in his blue jail scrubs, without a chance to change into street clothes.
+Rombot’s lawyers said he was arrested despite a 2015 letter from ICE saying he would have a chance to prepare for an “orderly” departure.
+
+The judge cited that letter during Wednesday’s hearing in holding that Rombot’s detention despite ICE’s previous guidance violated his due process rights under the U.S. Constitution.
+
+“This is what intent was, that he would be given the opportunity to leave under his own steam and not under shackles,” she said.
+
+Outside the courtroom, Rombot said: “I just want to say thank you to my attorney, my pastor and all of my friends.”
+
+The U.S. Attorney’s office is considering an appeal, a spokeswoman said.
+
+ICE officials said the arrangement had always been a temporary one and that the agency always had discretion to deport the people covered by the arrangement.
+
+The Indonesians are part of an ethnic community of about 2,000 people clustered around the city of Dover in New Hampshire’s seacoast region.
+
+Members of the group and advocates say they fear they could face discrimination or violence if forced to return to the world’s largest Muslim-majority country.
+
+Their cause has drawn the support of Republican Governor Chris Sununu and New Hampshire’s all-Democratic congressional delegation, including U.S.
+Senator Jeanne Shaheen.
+
+Saris previously ordered a stay to the deportations.
+She is currently weighing whether she can order a longer delay to give the affected people time to renew their efforts to gain legal status.
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+Here are all the sexual misconduct accusations against Sen. Al Franken
+
+Sen. Al Franken announced his resignationon the Senate floor Thursday morning, as Democratic calls for his resignation mount following the latest sexual misconduct accusations against him.
+
+About 30 Senate Democrats, starting with women, have urged the Minnesota Democrat to step down.
+
+Franken on Thursday denied most of the allegations, which started to surface last month.
+Here are the eight accusations he faces:
+
+Leeann Tweeden, a radio news anchor, says Franken groped and forcibly kissed her during a USO tour in 2006, before the former comedian was a senator.
+She says Franken "aggressively stuck his tongue in my mouth" when the pair rehearsed a skit that featured a kiss.
+A photo also surfaced showing Franken looking at a camera while pretending to grab Tweeden's breasts as she was sleeping while clothed.
+The senator apologized for the photo but said he remembered the skit incident differently.
+Lindsay Menz says Franken grabbed her buttocks when the pair posed for a photo at the Minnesota State Fair in 2010.
+Franken later said he did not remember taking the picture but "felt badly" that Menz felt disrespected.
+Two other unidentified women told HuffPost that Franken grabbed their buttocks at separate events in 2007 and 2008.
+One of the women says Franken suggested that he and she should go to the bathroom together.
+Franken said he did not remember the events and denied asking anyone to visit the bathroom with him.
+Stephanie Kemplin, an Army veteran, says Franken put his hand on her breast during a USO tour in 2003.
+In a statement following that accusation, Franken's office said he has not "intentionally engage in" the "kind of conduct" described.
+A woman described as a "former elected official in New England" told the Jezebel website that Franken tried to give her a "wet, open-mouthed kiss" during an event in 2006.
+The senator has not appeared to respond specifically to the allegation.
+An unnamed former Democratic congressional aide told Politico that the senator tried to forcibly kiss her after he taped a radio show in 2006.
+She says she avoided the kiss, then heard Franken say "it's my right as an entertainer."
+Franken called the allegation "categorically not true."
+Tina Dupuy writes in The Atlantic that Franken put his hand around her waist while the pair posed for a photo and squeezed "at least twice" during an event in 2009.
+The senator has not specifically responded to that allegation.
diff --git a/datasets/train-articles/article111111117.txt b/datasets/train-articles/article111111117.txt
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+Trump formally nominates Gina Haspel to be next CIA director
+
+WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump formally notified Congress on Tuesday that deputy CIA director Gina Haspel is his pick to lead the agency.
+
+Trump tweeted last month that he had selected Haspel to replace Mike Pompeo, who is being considered to be secretary of state.
+But the president had not sent the formal paperwork to Capitol Hill.
+
+Logistical issues, including an FBI background check that took longer than expected, was to blame, according to a U.S. official, who was not authorized to discuss the issue and spoke only on condition of anonymity.
+
+Still, the delay prompted critics to speculate that the delay signaled the White House was having second thoughts about the nomination.
+Some lawmakers and human rights groups oppose Haspel’s nomination because of her role in the CIA’s detention and harsh interrogation of terror suspects after 9/11.
+
+The Senate intelligence committee is expected to have a confirmation hearing for Haspel in coming weeks, followed by a vote in the full Senate.
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+Dallas Police Dept.
+fires officer who killed Botham Jean in his apartment
+
+The Dallas Police Department fired Officer Amber Guyger on Monday, two weeks after she was charged in the fatal shooting of her neighbor.
+This contradicted the police chief’s recent statements that she was unable to discipline the officer while a criminal investigation proceeded.
+
+Guyger allegedly walked into the apartment of the neighbor, Botham Jean, and fatally shot him Sept 6.
+
+When she was arrested three days later on manslaughter charges, Guyger said she confused Jean’s home for her own, confused Jean for an intruder, and shot him when he refused her commands, according to court documents.
+The victim’s family has disputed her account and said she had knocked on Jean’s door before killing him.
+
+The incident — one of more than 700 police killings counted by The Washington Post this year — sparked criticism against the police department, which waited days to arrest Guyger, then went weeks without disciplining her even though she was placed on leave.
+“The delay raised questions about why investigators held off on arresting the officer and about whether law enforcement authorities were showing deferential treatment for one of their own,” Kristine Phillips and Deanna Paul wrote for The Post.
+
+After repeated protests, Police Chief U. Reneé Hall gave contradictory explanations last week for why she could not fire the officer.
+She told a town hall that “local, state and federal laws prohibit me from taking action,” according to ABC affiliate WFAA.
+
+Two days later, the Dallas Morning News reported that police could fire Guyger but did not plan to review her employment until a criminal investigation wrapped up — probably months away.
+In a statement, Hall said that any disciplinary investigation would risk compromising the criminal case.
+“That is not a risk I am willing to take,” she said.
+
+Police did not explain what changed by Monday, when the department announced that an internal-affairs investigation had been launched and already “concluded” that Guyger’s arrest was a fireable offense.
+The officer, who was hired in late 2013, was terminated during a hearing Monday morning “for her actions.”
+
+The statement notes that Guyger can appeal her firing.
+Police did not comment on whether Hall is still worried that the termination might affect the criminal investigation.
+
+As Paul wrote for The Post, the more significant legal questions are whether Guyger is prosecuted as a police officer or civilian and whether a jury decides she acted reasonably in using deadly force.
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+Kavanaugh Nomination Is Exploding in Trump’s Face
+
+The president is doubling down on an increasingly risky candidate.
+Justice Anthony Kennedy gave President Donald Trump the biggest political gift possible when he announced his resignation in the spring.
+Even though not everything that’s gone wrong is Trump’s fault, he has managed to make a complete hash of Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to fill the empty seat on the court.
+It’s a good example of how badly Trump does his job more than a year and a half into his administration.
+
+To begin with, Trump has outsourced his judicial nominations to outside, party-aligned groups, the Heritage Foundation and the Federalist Society.
+That included an unusually central role for the Federalist Society’s Leonard Leo.
+
+That wasn’t entirely a Trump mistake.
+His decision during the campaign to release a list of potential justices drafted by Leo reflected the reality-TV star’s weakness as a presidential candidate.
+The party was worried that Trump might turn out not to be a conservative; to reassure them, he publicly committed to their top goal.
+In some ways, that’s successful coalition-building, and what he’s done in office is just keeping his promises on judges.
+
+Still, it’s one thing to form an alliance with conservatives; it’s another to turn the whole process over to them.
+We don’t know to what extent Kavanaugh was Trump’s choice and to what extent he was manipulated into choosing him.
+We have plenty of evidence that Trump is easily manipulated by those around him, and that Kavanaugh is a good fit for Trump’s biases: The judge has Ivy League credentials and he passes Trump’s cut-of-his-jib test by looking the part.
+1
+
+Either way, Kavanaugh was a poor choice from the point of view of good presidenting.
+The judge was certain to be a highly controversial selection from the start.
+After all, he had been a highly controversial selection for his current circuit court seat, eventually getting confirmed with only four Democratic votes after a long delay.
+Kavanaugh is a longtime Republican operative, a hard-liner during both the Vince Foster and Monica Lewinsky investigations.
+Nominating him, rather than a conservative with similar views but a different background, was bound to stir up trouble.
+It was also true, as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell reportedly warned, that normal disclosure of Kavanaugh’s record, especially his service during the George W. Bush administration, was going to delay confirmation even more.
+Senate Republicans dealt with that problem by deciding to not bother with any Kavanaugh documents that couldn’t be produced rapidly, which further riled up the Democrats and gave that party some good talking points.
+2
+
+
+Sometimes it’s worth taking risks.
+Presidents who shy away from anything that’s not a sure thing can fail to exploit opportunities.
+It’s just very hard to see any upside for Trump in choosing Kavanaugh instead of a safer, but still very conservative, other option.
+3
+
+When serious charges of sexual misconduct were raised against Kavanaugh, Trump decided to stick with him instead of moving on to another candidate.
+It’s still not clear that Kavanaugh’s nomination is doomed, but it’s certainly in severe trouble.
+Losing a high-profile fight is always going to hurt a president, which is why they should take care to avoid high-risk, low-reward conflicts.
+But there’s an art to minimizing damage.
+And Trump hasn’t learned it yet.
+
+For one thing, the president has made this an extremely high-profile episode by stringing out the process as the accusations against Kavanaugh gained credibility and even multiplied.
+Whether that matters in terms of public opinion for Trump is unclear, but it certainly isn’t good for any Republican senators caught up in the middle, along with any other candidates who have had to weigh in only to find the facts as they knew them constantly changing.
+
+It’s also the case that the more negative information comes out, the more it appears that the Trump and his White House staff failed to do their jobs in vetting and managing Kavanaugh.
+If the nomination had been pulled right after Christine Blasey Ford made her initial assertions about Kavanaugh, the public might have concluded that it wasn’t Trump’s fault that a previously unaired accusation came to light.
+
+Meanwhile, Trump’s behavior has been as erratic as ever.
+First he said that Brasey had to be heard; then he attacked her in terms that were a slur on all women who have been assaulted without immediately reporting it to the police, and he also blamed the Senate for not voting before she came forward.
+He sometimes praises Kavanaugh, but also let it be known that he thought the nominee had performed badly in his Fox News interview.
+The White House demanded a final up and down vote on Tuesday; by Wednesday, he was saying that the nomination would die if Kavanaugh didn’t do well before the Judiciary Committee on Thursday.
+The sum of all this has been, as in many other episodes, that Trump and his White House are a gang that can’t shoot straight and that he’s eager to blame his allies and lash out at his enemies in ugly ways when things go wrong.
+
+A botched nomination matters because allies will be less likely to trust Trump, not just on Supreme Court choices, but on any initiative.
+And, for that matter, they’ll be less likely to trust him when he asserts that there’s nothing remaining for Special Counsel Robert Mueller to reveal.
+Trump’s professional reputation is already terrible, but everything counts.
+As the political scientist Richard Neustadt said, political elites are constantly evaluating and re-evaluating the president.
+Trump is hurting himself right now, and will have hurt himself more if Kavanaugh is not confirmed.
+
+And yes, I call it the cut-of-his-jib test quite deliberately.
+It's no surprise that someone who hires based on what he thinks someone doing that job should look like, which seems to be based on hazy old-time Hollywood casting, would wind up with fewer women in his administration than any of his recent predecessors.
+
+I've argued that too much disclosure is required, and that Democrats (and any wavering Republicans) had more than enough information to make up their mind.
+I still think that's true.
+But it did leave Republicans vulnerable to claims about transparency which were likely to be popular -- most people, and the entire press corps, love transparency -- and vulnerable to bombshells in the documentary record which hadn't been initially disclosed.
+In the event, that's not what's causing the trouble, but still it's an example of Trump taking needless risks.
+
+Some have speculated that Kavanaugh would be especially likely to rule in Trump's favor if any cases stemming from the Robert Mueller investigation wind up at the high court.
+Perhaps.
+There are plenty of other partisan, conservative judges, and plenty of conservative judges who lean towards an expansive view of presidential powers.
+And if Kavanaugh is really an outlier on that issue, then he won't be in the majority on any future decision anyway.
+So, no, I don't think there's any good reason to think Kavanaugh would be especially helpful to Trump compared to others he could have selected.
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+Domestic abuse allegations against Keith Ellison cannot be substantiated, Dems' lawyer says
+
+A lawyer hired by Minnesota Democrats says she is unable to substantiate the accusations of domestic abuse against Rep. Keith Ellison because the lawmaker’s ex-girlfriend refused to provide video of the incident - but the findings are still being turned over to law enforcement.
+
+The Associated Press on Monday reported that it obtained a draft of a report written by Susan Ellingstad, a lawyer hired by Minnesota's Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party to investigate the claim against Ellison.
+
+
+"The investigation report, which was released today without our knowledge by someone outside of our organization, was unable to substantiate the claim of physical abuse made by Ms. Monahan,” DFL Chairman Ken Martin said in a statement.
+
+Martin said they planned to turn over the report to local law enforcement.
+
+“For the purpose of objectivity and getting all of the facts regarding these allegations, we have decided to forward the information in the investigation to local authorities in order to let them review the contents and determine whether further investigation is warranted,” Martin said.
+The Democratic congressman, who serves as deputy chairman of the Democratic National Committee, has denied the allegations.
+
+In a statement, Ellison thanked Ellingstad for conducting a "thorough, independent, and fair review."
+
+"I believe women who come forward must be heard, and to have their allegations fully investigated," Ellison said.
+"This is why I have complied with this investigation fully, and will do so with any other inquiries.
+... At this time, I will be focusing on the issues of this important election."
+
+Ellison’s ex-girlfriend, Karen Monahan, alleged in August that Ellison dragged her off a bed by her feet while screaming obscenities at her in 2016.
+Monahan said she had video footage of the incident and levied the allegation just days ahead of a crowded Democratic primary for Minnesota attorney general that Ellison went on to win.
+
+The state's Democratic party launched an investigation into the claim, retaining a local attorney with links to the state party to determine whether the alleged incident took place.
+Democratic party chairman Ken Martin said last week he expected the investigation to conclude soon.
+
+A draft report obtained by the AP noted Monahan's shifting rationale for refusing to produce the video footage, including that it was lost, was on a USB drive in storage and would be too embarrassing and traumatic to release it.
+
+The Ellison accusations have put Democrats in an uncomfortable position, as they speak out on sexual misconduct claims against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
+Kavanaugh denies the accusations.
+
+Monahan slammed the Democratic Party for its response to her allegations when compared to its treatment of Christine Blasey Ford.
+Ford has accused Kavanaugh of attempting to force himself onto her during a high school party nearly four decades ago.
+Many prominent Democrats have supported Ford’s allegations.
+
+“No, they don't,” Monahan tweeted in response to a question of whether the party believes women’s stories.
+“I've been smeared, threatened, isolated from my own party.
+I provided medical records from 2017, stating on two different Dr.
+Visits, I told them about the abuse and who did it.
+My therapist released records stating I have been dealing and healing from the abuse.”
+
+She added: “Four people, including my supervisor at the time, stated that I came to them after and shared the exact story I shared publicly, I shared multiple text between me and Keith, where I discuss the abuse with him and much more.
+As I said before, I knew I wouldn't be believed.”
+Many other Democrats and progressives – who largely stayed silent after the accusations against Ellison emerged – came out in support of Ford, including Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and Tom Perez, chairman of the DNC, who urged to investigate the claims and Kavanaugh.
+
+Monahan went to reiterate that her story has nothing to do with politics.
+“I have nothing to prove to anyone, I simply shared my story.
+People can believe it or not.
+I don’t need anyone to affirm my humanity, I affirmed it,” she wrote in another tweet.
+
+“The fact that both parties only care if it scores political points is hypocritical,” she added.
+“Do you think a person who has dealt with any form of abuse by politicians is thinking about politics?
+No, we & are families are trying to heal.”
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+Agencies scramble to prep Russia probe files for release after sweeping Trump order
+
+Intelligence agencies were scrambling Tuesday to comply with a sweeping order by President Trump to declassify key documents that could shed light on the origins of the Russia collusion probe that has hamstrung the administration for more than 18 months.
+
+The documents Trump ordered declassified involve a renewed Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant against former campaign aide Carter Page and text messages from disgraced former FBI officials Peter Strzok and Lisa Page.
+
+
+The president on Monday afternoon ordered that the documents be released by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) and the Justice Department “[a]t the request of a number of committees of Congress, and for reasons of transparency,” according to a statement issued by White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders.
+
+It is not immediately clear how and when the documents will be released, but by Monday evening, intelligence agencies said they had already begun working to prepare the documents.
+
+“When the President issues such an order, it triggers a declassification review process that is conducted by various agencies within the intelligence community, in conjunction with the White House Counsel, to seek to ensure the safety of America’s national security interests,” a Justice Department spokesperson said in a statement to Fox News.
+“The Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are already working with the Director of National Intelligence to comply with the President’s order.”
+
+ODNI spokeswoman Kellie Wade also said that the agency was “working expeditiously with our interagency partners to conduct a declassification review of the documents the President has identified for declassification.”
+
+The documents include all FBI reports on interviews, also known as 302s, with Justice Department official Bruce Ohr and all FBI reports of interviews prepared in connection with applications to surveil Carter Page, as well as 21 pages of one renewed warrant.
+The 21 pages make up only a small portion of the 412 pages of FISA applications and warrants related to Page released by the FBI earlier this year in a heavily redacted format.
+The June 2017 application was the last of four filed by the Justice Department in support of FISA court orders allowing the monitoring of Page for nearly a year.
+
+The president also ordered the release of unredacted text messages from fired FBI Special Agent Peter Strzok, former FBI counsel Lisa Page, former FBI Director James Comey and former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe.
+
+The president for months has blasted Strzok and Page for the bias revealed in their text messages, as well as Comey and McCabe for their leadership of the FBI.
+Comey was fired from the bureau in May 2017; McCabe was fired by Attorney General Jeff Sessions in March; Page left the bureau in May; and Strzok was fired last month.
+A source familiar with the timing of the declassification told Fox News they expected the Carter Page warrant application to be declassified first, followed by the FBI reports on agent interviews with Ohr.
+
+The source added that the Justice Department is working on a "compressed timeline" and they expect the first release of records in days or sooner.
+The text messages are expected to take longer because of the sheer number involved and the fact that Trump ordered their release without redactions.
+
+Republicans on Capitol Hill, including House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes, R-Calif., are touting the president’s order, saying it covers “pretty much everything that he wanted…and the text messages are a bonus,” a source said of Nunes.
+
+Congressional Republicans are hoping the files reveal details about the start of the Russia investigation led by the FBI, which evolved into Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian meddling and potential collusion with Trump campaign associates during the 2016 presidential election.
+
+But Democrats,including the committee’s ranking member, Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., are blasting the declassification order as a “clear abuse of power.”
+
+"[Trump] has decided to intervene in a pending law enforcement investigation by ordering the selective release of materials he believes are helpful to his defense team and thinks will advance a false narrative," Schiff said.
+"With respect to some of these materials, I have been previously informed by the FBI and Justice Department that they would consider their release a red line that must not be crossed as they may compromise sources and methods.
+
+"This is evidently of no consequence to a President who cares about nothing about the country and everything about his narrow self-interest," Schiff added.
+
+The president’s order is similar to his February move, when he cleared the way for the Republican-led House Intelligence Committee to release a partisan memo about the surveillance warrant on Carter Page.
+Democrats, weeks later, released their own version of the memo.
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+Trump's North Korean gamble ends with 'special bond' with Kim
+
+Nearly five hours of unprecedented and surreal talks between US President Donald Trump and North Korea's Kim Jong Un culminated on Tuesday with fulsome declarations of a new friendship but just vague pledges of nuclear disarmament.
+
+For Trump, that amounted to a triumphant outcome in his extraordinary gamble with the rogue kingdom's despotic leader.
+But there were scant details on what new commitments had been secured from Kim, even as Trump announced he would end the regular military exercises the US conducts with South Korea.
+Whether nuclear disarmament is indeed the final outcome of Tuesday's summit won't be known for years, if not decades.
+But the dramatic act of extending his hand to one of America's longtime adversaries will forever illustrate Trump's gut-driven, norm-shattering tenure.
+"We both want to do something.
+We both are going to do something.
+And we have developed a very special bond," Trump said at the conclusion of the landmark summit.
+"People are going to be very impressed.
+People are going to be very happy."
+The document he and Kim signed said the North Korean leader "reaffirmed his firm and unwavering commitment to complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula."
+In exchange, Trump agreed to "provide security guarantees" to North Korea.
+But there was no mentioning the previous US aim of "complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization."
+And Kim's commitments did not appear to go beyond what he already pledged to do in April when he met South Korean President Moon Jae-in along their countries' border.
+Trump insisted during a news conference the agreement went further than many people expected.
+But he acknowledged the effort to rid North Korea of its nuclear arsenal was in its early stages.
+"We will do it as fast as it can mechanically and physically be done," he said.
+More critical, in Trump's telling, was the development of a personal bond with Kim, a brutal dictator responsible for the deaths not only of his own citizens but of at least one American, Otto Warmbier, who was returned to the US in a coma only to die days later.
+"I think our whole relationship with North Korea and the Korean Peninsula is going to be a very much different situation than it has in the past," Trump said during the summit.
+Later, during his news conference, Trump said Warmbier's death contributed to the summit taking place.
+"Without Otto, this would not have happened," Trump said.
+Trump and Kim -- both intent on making history -- greeted each other early in the day with extended hands in front of a row of US and North Korean flags, a previously unthinkable sight that reflects a new chapter in the two countries' acrimonious relationship.
+Trump's threats to politely walk out of the meeting if his expectations were unmet did not materialize.
+Instead he predicted he could "solve a big problem, a big dilemma" alongside his new partner.
+"Working together, we'll get it taken care of," Trump said.
+The remarks came amid an improbable series of events that few could have anticipated even three months ago.
+The unlikely images of US and North Korean counterparts engaging in friendly dialogue lent the day an air of unreality.
+In a detailed menu, the White House said the men were served Häagen-Dazs vanilla ice cream for dessert.
+Other unforeseen events also surrounded the summit, increasing the drama.
+Minutes before the historic handshake, Trump tweeted that his top economic adviser Larry Kudlow had suffered a heart attack.
+Immediately after the encounter, Dennis Rodman -- one of the only Americans to have met Kim -- was openly weeping while being interviewed by CNN's Chris Cuomo.
+Even Kim seemed to acknowledge the surreality of the day.
+"Many people in the world will think of this as a (inaudible) form of fantasy ... from a science fiction movie," his translator was overheard saying as the two leaders walked down a white-columned colonnade.
+At the conclusion of the summit, Trump hailed the talks as a historic, and personal, achievement.
+"We learned a lot about each other and our countries," Trump said.
+"I learned he's a very talented man."
+When pressed about those comments in light of Kim's brutal tactics, Trump continued praising the North Korean leaders' ability to run a country at a young age.
+"He is very talented," Trump said, citing Kim's ability to "take over a situation like he did at 26 years of age and run it, and run it tough."
+Kim assumed power after his father Kim Jong Il, also a brutal dictator, died in 2011.
+Throughout the day, Trump and Kim's body language was openly friendly, a striking warmth given Kim's iron grip on power and dismal record on human rights.
+Trump's move to meet him attracted fierce criticism for normalizing a regime routinely called out for its human rights abuses, that over years has built an image of fearsome renegade regime, throwing around threats of nuclear war.
+The day began with Trump patting Kim on the back and placing his hand on the North Korean's shoulder as they walked into their first meeting.
+Later they were seen smiling and laughing over lunch.
+Trump told reporters he would "absolutely" extend an invitation to the White House to Kim, who also heralded a new era.
+"Today, we had a historic meeting and decided to leave the past behind," Kim said through a translator.
+"The world will see a major change."
+The meeting came only months after the two men traded nuclear taunts, ratcheting up tensions and leading to fears of war.
+By contrast, Trump appeared to back off a military footing on Tuesday, declaring the US will stop the "war games," an apparent reference to joint military exercises with South Korea that North Korea has long rebuked as provocative.
+Trump also said he hopes to eventually withdraw US forces from South Korea, but said "that's not part of the equation right now."
+"I want to get our soldiers out.
+I want to bring our soldiers back home," Trump said.
+"But that's not part of the equation right now.
+I hope it will be eventually."
+Tuesday's meeting, convened at a luxury hotel on the island of Sentosa, came just three months after Trump accepted North Korea's invitation for talks on the spot.
+It was an extraordinarily compressed timeline for the landmark summit, which at one point was called off entirely as communication broke down between Washington and Pyongyang.
+The talks were quickly revived, leading to the highly choreographed event that unfolded Tuesday.
+After the men shook hands, they repaired inside for one-on-one talks.
+In that first meeting they were joined only by translators, a break from standard practice of having at least one aide present for high-stakes huddles.
+Later in the day, advisers joined the talks for a larger bilateral session and a working lunch.
+Trump took keen interest in the pageantry of the day, insisting the pictures beamed around the world reflect a commanding leader making a decisive, world-altering move.
+At the same time, he'd admitted he didn't believe he required extensive preparation to take stock of Kim.
+As part of the advance work, Trump commissioned a highly produced video meant to convince Kim to relinquish his weapons and open his country to outside investment.
+Trump showed Kim the movie on an iPad during their talks.
+Here in futuristic Singapore, however, Kim was able to view the benefits of economic advancement at close range.
+He was spotted taking a moonlit stroll around the high-end Marina Bay Sands hotel and casino, owned by GOP mega-donor Sheldon Adelson, the type of glitzy development few North Koreans could ever imagine coming to their country.
+Kim was cheered by onlookers who caught sight of the dictator, who until earlier this spring was not believed to have ever left North Korea as supreme leader.
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+A popular public school Bible class in West Virginia faces legal challenge
+
+Gym is Trenton Tolliver’s favorite class.
+But the 7-year-old is also a huge fan of the weekly Bible course at Princeton Primary, his public elementary school.
+He gets to play matching games about Bible stories and listen to classic tales.
+Noah and the Ark is a favorite.
+Adam and Eve and the garden of Eden, of course.
+And the story about how their son Cain killed his brother, Abel.
+
+“That one was a little bit of a surprise,” Trenton said as he sat with his parents, Brett and Courtney Tolliver, one day this month watching his little sister’s soccer practice on a lush field in this small town in the mountains of southern West Virginia.
+
+This spring, Bible classes such as Trenton’s are on the minds of many here in Mercer County.
+For decades, the county’s public schools have offered a weekly Bible class during the school day — 30 minutes at the elementary level and 45 minutes in middle school.
+Bible classes on school time are a rarity in public education, but here they are a long-standing tradition.
+The program is not mandatory, but almost every child in the district attends.
+And there is widespread support for the classes: Parents and community members help raise nearly $500,000 a year to pay for the Bible in the Schools program.
+Now Bible in the Schools is facing a stiff legal challenge.
+Two county residents with school-age children argue in a lawsuit that the program violates the establishment clause of the First Amendment and the West Virginia constitution.
+Filed in January and amended last month by the Freedom From Religion Foundation, the suit charges that the Bible class “advances and endorses one religion, improperly entangles public schools in religious affairs, and violates the personal consciences of nonreligious and non-Christian parents and students.”
+
+Supporters are adamant that the weekly class is an elective meant to explore the history and literature of the Bible, not to promote religious belief.
+“My experience with it has been very positive.
+I’ve never known of anyone who has been pressured or felt ostracized,” said the Rev.
+David W. Dockery, senior pastor at First Baptist Church of Princeton.
+“Any time God’s word can be proclaimed is beneficial and is a good thing.”
+
+Trenton’s parents also find it hard to see why there would be objections.
+
+“I think it’s a great program mainly because it’s the only chance for some of these kids to even see the Bible,” said Brett Tolliver, 27.
+“More importantly, I don’t know who it harms.
+The kids aren’t forced to be there.”
+
+Courtney Tolliver, 26, a teacher in the district, agrees.
+
+“It’s not teaching religion, but it teaches character and respect and how important it is to tell the truth,” she said.
+“The kids love it and the ones who don’t participate aren’t made to feel left out.”
+
+But the plaintiffs in the suit and their backers argue that the program’s popularity shouldn’t matter in the face of Supreme Court rulings such as McCollum v. Board of Education in 1948 that have banned public schools from initiating or sponsoring religious activity.
+The suit alleges that the lessons in the Mercer schools are similar to what a child would hear in Sunday school and that they advocate the Ten Commandments and treat stories in the Bible as historical fact.
+The suit quotes from one lesson: “If all of the Israelites had chosen to follow the Ten Commandments, think of how safe and happy they would have been.” Another lesson asks students to imagine that humans and dinosaurs existed at the same time.
+It says: “So picture Adam being able to crawl up on the back of a dinosaur!
+He and Eve could have their own personal water slide!
+Wouldn’t that be so wild!”
+
+The district declined a request to observe one of the classes.
+Elizabeth Deal, who describes herself as agnostic, is one of the plaintiffs in the case.
+Her daughter attended elementary school in nearby Bluefield, but Deal kept her out of the Bible class.
+Even though the class was optional, Deal said there weren’t any alternative lessons or activities for those who opted out.
+Her daughter was told to sit in the computer lab for that half-hour and read a book.
+Bypassing the class left her vulnerable to bullying.
+Deal said other students told her daughter that she was going to hell.
+One day a student saw her daughter reading a “Harry Potter” novel and told her, according to the mother: “You don’t need to be reading this.
+You need to be reading the Bible.”
+
+Eventually Deal moved her daughter to a public school a few miles away in Virginia where there is no Bible class.
+She pays an out-of-state fee of several hundred dollars, but she no longer worries about her child being taunted.
+
+Deal said she joined the suit because she believes strongly in the separation of church and state.
+“When something is wrong,” she said, “you have to stand up against it.”
+God is a big deal in Mercer County, home to about 125 churches that dominate the main streets of its biggest towns, Princeton (population 6,400) and Bluefield (10,400), and smaller burgs such as Athens (1,000), Bramwell (360) and Oakvale (120).
+A lot of the good jobs in the county have left — 22 percent of its 61,000 residents live below the poverty level — but the churches have stayed.
+You can find the Church of God here.
+And the Church of Christ.
+And the Church of Jesus.
+There are a couple of Catholic churches, a synagogue and a mosque, but the vast majority of houses of worship are Baptist, Methodist or Pentecostal.
+The radio in the region is filled with gospel stations, Bible talk shows and Christian rock.
+Billboards tout the Ten Commandments or offer stern messages on abortion and eternal salvation.
+Beneath a Chick-fil-A billboard in Princeton, another asks: “If you die tonight.
+Heaven or Hell?”
+
+The Rev.
+Ray Hurt has been the lead pastor at the Church of God in Princeton for more than two decades.
+The church, one of the largest buildings in town, can hold up to 2,000 people for Sunday services and often does.
+For Hurt, Bible in the Schools, which has been in the public schools here in one form or another since 1939, is simply a way for students to further their knowledge.
+
+“There is a great deal of not just poetry and prose in the Bible, but from what I’ve read almost every piece of history that’s in the Bible has eventually been proven,” he said.
+“We see the Bible not just as a book of faith but as a pretty accurate account of history that informs us about a lot of things that happened.”
+
+Hurt, whose son, the Rev.
+J.B. Hurt, is also a minister in the Church of God and a member of the county school board, says he would oppose the program if he thought it was being used to teach religion or if students were required to take the class.
+But he also embraces the idea that the Bible offers irrefutable lessons in morality and teaches the difference between right and wrong.
+
+“If you read the Bible, you’re going to get a whole lot of good ideas that are going to stick with you and make you a better person,” he said.
+“You don’t have to push religion with it.
+It speaks for itself in terms of morals and ethics and those things.”
+The idea that a weekly Bible class for 6,600 students in 16 public elementary schools and three middle schools is somehow simply an academic offering doesn’t sit well with Lynne White, 54, a former two-term school board member and mother of two sons who went through Mercer schools.
+
+
+“As a person of faith myself, I don’t see any problem with having an after-school Bible program,” White said.
+“But to me this seems a pretty clear violation of the Constitution.”
+
+White holds the school board and leadership responsible for spreading what she says is a false sense of what the Bible in the Schools program is and does.
+
+In a commentary for the Charleston Gazette-Mail, White wrote that “the Bible in the schools program in Mercer County is being sustained on a foundation of lies.”
+
+She argued that the classes are character education based on biblical values, that they were not electives because West Virginia doesn’t offer electives in elementary or middle school and that even though the classes are funded by private donations, that doesn’t mean they should be taught during the instructional day.
+She also said it was untrue that children who didn’t take the class weren’t made to “feel different or ostracized.”
+When White posted the article on Facebook, she heard from some supporters, but many others questioned her faith.
+“I will pray for you and all non-believers Lynne White.
+God Bless!
+!” one wrote.
+
+Another wrote:
+
+“Lynne White You are not a Christian, a Christian is a person who strives to be more Christ like with everything they do and I do not believe Christ would be working to shut this program down or alter it to include your worldly views.”
+If it were simply a popularity contest, Bible in the Schools would be allowed to continue as is.
+Even the president of the local mosque in Princeton says it should stay.
+
+“It’s good to be God-fearing no matter how you approach it,” said Mohammad Iqbal, head of the Islamic Society of the Appalachian Region.
+“Whether it’s the Bible, whether it’s Koran, whether it’s Torah, whether it’s some other book.
+But it should be optional, not enforced.
+If the parents have no objection and the student has no objection, it is okay.”
+
+But the program’s fate will not be resolved by popular vote or on Facebook posts.
+Instead, the question will be tried in the courtroom of Judge David A. Faber of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia in Bluefield.
+(Faber was nominated by President George H.W.
+Bush.)
+
+Representing the Mercer school district is the First Liberty Institute, a nonprofit law firm based in Texas that specializes in religious freedom cases.
+Hiram Sasser, a lawyer at the firm, said the district’s main objective is to allow the Bible course to remain as an elective while making sure it complies with the law.
+The district filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit on Wednesday.
+
+“There are two things to look at,” Sasser said.
+“The first is whether you can have a Bible course at all.
+And the other is whether you can have the Bible course as it is presently constituted.
+It’s fair to say that we’re very confident on the first issue.
+And on the second issue .
+.
+.
+our client is very, very flexible in terms of making sure that the content is in compliance with the law.”
+
+But the plaintiffs aren’t looking for flexibility.
+They want the Bible class out of the school day.
+The program “is unconstitutional at its core and cannot be saved via modifications,” said Patrick Elliott, a lawyer with the Freedom From Religion Foundation.
+“There is no legally permissible way for Mercer County Schools to continue with any type of program like this.”
+
+According to Elliott, the Mercer program is “extremely rare” and there are only a handful of districts around the country with similar courses.
+The amended complaint, Elliott said, seeks to prevent the school system from “organizing, administering, or otherwise endorsing Bible classes for Mercer County Schools’ students in grades kindergarten through eighth grade.”
+
+Charles C. Haynes, the founding director of the Religious Freedom Center at the Newseum in Washington, doesn’t foresee the program surviving a court challenge in its current form.
+
+“This is a loser for the school district,” Haynes said.
+“It’s difficult to satisfy the First Amendment in elementary school when it comes to the Bible.
+Students at that age really aren’t prepared to tell the difference between what is history and what is religious conviction.”
+
+Haynes argues that people of faith are doing their religion a disservice when they try to have it taught by a government entity.
+They would rightly object, he said, if they lived somewhere where they were the religious minority and supporters of another religion wanted a course on their faith taught in public schools.
+
+“Even if 99.9 percent of the people in the community want it, they need to remember that liberty of conscience is not up for a vote,” he said.
+
+Trenton Tolliver is oblivious to the Bible battle that swirls around him.
+His first-grade school year ends next month.
+Hanging in the balance of the court case is what he will learn in the Bible course in second grade.
+Or if there will be a Bible course at all.
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+CNN’s Jim Acosta Has Press Pass Restored by White House
+
+Jim Acosta has his press pass back.
+
+The Trump administration stood down on Monday from its nearly two-week-long dispute with CNN over the White House credentials of Mr. Acosta, informing the correspondent that his badge was formally restored.
+CNN in turn dropped its lawsuit on the matter, which had ballooned into a test of press freedoms in the Trump era.
+
+But while it yielded to Mr. Acosta — whose testy questions had touched off Mr. Trump’s ire — the administration used the occasion to lay down a set of formal rules governing reporters’ behavior at future White House news conferences, a highly unusual step.
+
+Among the guidelines was a restriction of one question per reporter, with follow-ups allowed at the discretion of the president or the White House official at the lectern.
+“Failure to abide,” the administration warned, “may result in suspension or revocation of the journalist’s hard pass.”
+
+The White House sought to blame Mr. Acosta for behaving disrespectfully, although Mr. Trump often lobs insults at journalists and encourages a free-for-all format when taking questions from reporters.
+Codifying the behavior of journalists struck some as an ominous encroachment into freedom of the press, and the White House Correspondents’ Association said on Monday that it had not been consulted about the new guidelines.
+
+The American Civil Liberties Union, in a statement, said: “These rules give the White House far too much discretion to avoid real scrutiny.
+The White House belongs to the public, not the president, and the job of the press is to ask hard questions, not to be polite company.”
+Still, the guidelines are not far removed from the manner in which White House news conferences typically proceed.
+Mr. Trump made clear last week that he would introduce “regulations” after a federal judge criticized the White House for stripping Mr. Acosta’s credentials without due process or a coherent rationale.
+
+“We would have greatly preferred to continue hosting White House press conferences in reliance on a set of understood professional norms, and we believe the overwhelming majority of journalists covering the White House share that preference,” Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the press secretary, said in a statement.
+
+Press relations were not always rosy in pre-Trump days.
+President Barack Obama’s aides preselected the news outlets that were allowed to ask questions at his news conferences.
+Mr. Obama often chastised reporters, including Mr. Acosta on one occasion, for questions he deemed overly aggressive or grandstanding.
+But Mr. Trump, a devoted news consumer who relishes his coverage, plays up his conflicts with reporters in part to excite his supporters.
+He has held far fewer formal news conferences than his predecessors, and the daily White House briefing has virtually disappeared on his watch.
+
+Revoking Mr. Acosta’s White House badge was the most severe step yet, and it soon became apparent that the move would not pass legal muster: After suing last week, Mr. Acosta was granted the temporary return of his credentials by a federal judge.
+
+A back-and-forth ensued over the weekend.
+Bill Shine, the deputy chief of staff for communications, sent a letter to Mr. Acosta that listed several reasons that his pass had been revoked, perhaps an attempt to satisfy the judge’s request for a clear rationale.
+CNN’s lawyers called the note an “after-the-fact concocted process.” By Monday afternoon, the sides had reached a resolution.
+
+Aides to Mr. Trump say that the president does not mind answering questions, pointing to his numerous impromptu sessions with reporters during White House photo-ops and Marine One departures.
+The aides complain about reporters who they say do not respect the solemnity of the setting, even as Mr. Trump flouts many of the norms associated with his office.
+
+“The White House’s interaction is, and generally should be, subject to a natural give-and-take,” Ms. Sanders wrote on Monday, suggesting that the onus was on the press corps to ensure that a “code of conduct” did not become necessary.
+
+That notion read more like a warning — behave or else — and the Correspondents’ Association seemed unmoved.
+
+“For as long as there have been White House press conferences, White House reporters have asked follow-up questions,” the group wrote on Monday.
+“We fully expect this tradition will continue.”
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+Paul Manafort Secretly Met With Julian Assange Shortly Before Joining Trump's Presidential Campaign: Report
+
+A British newspaper alleges that Paul Manafort secretly met WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange at the Ecuadorean Embassy in London within days or weeks of being brought aboard Donald Trump’s presidential campaign.
+Lawyers for Assange and Manafort denounced the report as false.
+
+If confirmed, the report Tuesday would suggest a direct connection between the Trump campaign and WikiLeaks, which released tens of thousands of emails stolen by Russian spies during the 2016 election.
+The campaign seized on the emails to undermine Trump’s rival, Hillary Clinton.
+
+The Guardian, which did not identify the sources for its reporting, said that Manafort met with Assange “around March 2016” — the same month that Russian hackers began their all-out effort to steal emails from the Clinton campaign.
+
+
+In a statement, Manafort called the story “totally false and deliberately libelous” and said he was considering his legal options against the Guardian.
+“I have never met Julian Assange or anyone connected to him,” Manafort said.
+“I have never been contacted by anyone connected to WikiLeaks, either directly or indirectly.
+I have never reached out to Assange or WikiLeaks on any matter.”
+
+Assange’s Ecuadorean lawyer, Carlos Poveda, said the Guardian report was false.
+
+And WikiLeaks said on Twitter that it was “willing to bet the Guardian a million dollars and its editor’s head that Manafort never met Assange.” It later tweeted that Assange had instructed his lawyers to sue the Guardian for libel.
+
+The Guardian cited two unidentified sources as saying Manafort first met Assange at the embassy in 2013, a year after Assange took refuge there to avoid being extradited to Sweden over sex crime allegations.
+The Guardian said Manafort returned there in 2015 and 2016 and said its sources had “tentatively dated” the final visit to March.
+The newspaper added that Manafort’s visit was not entered into the embassy’s log book and cited a source as saying Manafort left after 40 minutes.
+
+There was no detail on what might have been discussed.
+
+The Trump campaign announced Manafort’s hire on March 29, 2016, and he served as the convention manager tasked with lining up delegates for the Republican National Convention.
+He was promoted to campaign chairman in May 2016.
+
+An AP investigation into Russian hacking shows that government-aligned cyberspies began an aggressive effort to penetrate the Clinton campaign’s email accounts on March 10, 2016.
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+Why Louis Farrakhan Is Back in the News
+
+Louis Farrakhan, the 84-year-old head of the Nation of Islam, has been back in the headlines after a previously unreleased photo of him with President Barack Obama was published in January and Mr. Farrakhan gave an anti-Semitic speech at his organization’s annual convention last month.
+
+The Feb. 25 speech, which was given at an event for Saviour’s Day, a religious gathering of the Nation, ran for almost three hours.
+During it, Mr. Farrakhan said that the “powerful Jews” were his enemies, and that Jews were “responsible for all of this filth and degenerate behavior that Hollywood is putting out turning men into women and women into men,” as well as other incendiary remarks.
+
+A religious fundamentalist whose group has been condemned by the Southern Poverty Law Center, Mr. Farrakhan is fervently opposed to the legitimacy of the state of Israel, and his political positions regarding the country frequently spill over into bigoted remarks about Jews, which is why many public officials have avoided association with him.
+Mr. Farrakhan has denied that he is anti-Semitic and has even said that his father may have been Jewish.
+
+Much of the recent coverage has been focused on Tamika Mallory, one of the heads of the Women’s March organization, who attended the Feb. 25 speech, and on Representative Danny Davis, a Democrat of Illinois, who defended Mr. Obama and Mr. Farrakhan after the photo came to light.
+Their reluctance to condemn Mr. Farrakhan has led to criticism from across the ideological spectrum this week.
+
+What is the Nation of Islam?
+The Nation of Islam is a political and religious movement that was started by W.D.
+Fard Muhammad in 1931 and continued by Elijah Muhammad in 1933.
+It first became prominent after a man named Malcolm Little joined the organization.
+Encouraged by Elijah Muhammad, he changed his last name to X and became a minister in the movement.
+
+Edward E. Curtis IV, the author of “Black Muslim Religion in the Nation of Islam,” said that while estimates ranged wildly about how many bona fide members belonged to the Nation, he believes that there were tens of thousands of members in the 1960s and early 1970s.
+But he said that millions of others sympathized with the movement’s anticolonial stance and were inspired by its most famous member, Muhammad Ali.
+
+Who is Louis Farrakhan?
+Born Louis Eugene Walcott in New York in 1933, Mr. Farrakhan joined the Nation of Islam in the mid-1950s and rose quickly within the organization, becoming close to Malcolm X.
+After the assassination of Malcolm X in 1965, he became one of the most powerful members of the Nation and its chief spokesman, the position that Malcolm X had held.
+
+The Nation of Islam had gained followers around the nation in the 1940s and ’50s by providing something of a religious answer to antiblack racism.
+It was not widely recognized as an anti-Jewish organization during its early years (its early literature, though, focused on “the white man” as “the white devil”).
+But in 1967, it became outspokenly and flagrantly anti-Zionist, in an expression of solidarity with Palestinians.
+That political position became a vehicle for Mr. Farrakhan to express his anti-Semitism.
+(Among his more infamous comments is his 1984 description of Adolf Hitler as “a very great man.”)
+
+In 1975, when Elijah Muhammad died, the Nation split into two factions.
+The faction reconstituted under Mr. Farrakhan in the late 1970s retained the original name, though not the influence or support that it had when its leaders were Malcolm X, Muhammad Ali and Elijah Muhammad.
+Mr. Curtis said that today the membership could be in the thousands, and there could even be as many as 10,000 followers.
+Mr. Farrakhan, whose name, the Anti-Defamation League wrote after the February event, is “virtually synonymous with anti-Semitism,” then drew national attention in 1984, when he exhorted his followers to support Jesse Jackson’s bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.
+
+In a radio address, he urged listeners to “make an example” of a Washington Post reporter who had reported that Mr. Jackson had used anti-Semitic terms in private.
+Mr. Jackson repudiated Mr. Farrakhan, but the minister’s support proved troublesome to his 1988 campaign as well.
+
+He was back in the news in 1995 when he organized what became known as the “Million Man March,” a political and religious revival event in Washington.
+
+Why were Tamika Mallory and Danny Davis reluctant to denounce him?
+Ms. Mallory, who declined to comment for this article, did not respond to calls to condemn Mr. Farrakhan, for whom she had expressed admiration in the past.
+
+On March 3, she said on Twitter that someone had brought to her attention that she had yet to tweet “my absolute position on how wrong anti-Semitism is.” A day later, she said that she was “committed to ending anti-black racism, anti-Semitism, homophobia & transphobia,” but did not mention Mr. Farrakhan.
+
+In an essay posted Wednesday, she said that she had been attending Saviour’s Day celebrations for over 30 years.
+
+“In that most difficult period of my life, it was the women of the Nation of Islam who supported me and I have always held them close to my heart for that reason,” she said.
+The essay did not mention Mr. Farrakhan.
+Asked what the appeal of Mr. Farrakhan’s views might be to people like Ms. Mallory, religious scholars emphasized that the Nation of Islam is a religion and can provide comfort and aid to its adherents.
+
+“For those who find it appealing, it is a form of radical black self love that is willing to challenge any potential impediment to black freedom,” Mr. Curtis said.
+
+Yvonne Chireau, a professor of religion at Swarthmore who called Mr. Farrakhan’s remarks about Jews “unbelievably vile,” emphasized that his fundamentalism was comparable to the fundamentalist views found in other religions.
+
+Coincidentally, the photo of Mr. Farrakhan and Mr. Obama had been published by the Trice Edney News Wire in January.
+The News Wire reported that the picture had been taken by the photojournalist Askia Muhammad during a 2005 meeting of the Congressional Black Caucus and that Mr. Muhammad kept the photo under wraps so as not to hurt Mr. Obama’s candidacy.
+
+(Mr. Muhammad, in a 2012 blog post, said that he was an admirer of Mr. Farrakhan and that the minister was not an anti-Semite.
+He reaffirmed that he admired Mr. Farrakhan in an interview on Friday, though he said that the things the minister says about Jewish people “sometimes make me shudder.”)
+
+Katie Hill, a spokeswoman for Mr. Obama, said on Friday: “President Obama has denounced racism and anti-Semitism his entire life.
+That includes his public and repeated repudiations of Louis Farrakhan’s views over the years.
+Today is no different — he still rejects the harmful and divisive views Farrakhan continues to espouse.”
+
+Representative Davis, who was interviewed by The Daily Caller, a conservative news site, after the photo emerged, called Mr. Farrakhan an “outstanding human being,” and later said he was not bothered by the leader’s position on “The Jewish Question.”
+
+After a monthlong backlash about that interview, largely in conservative media, Mr. Davis said in a statement to Forward on Thursday that “I reject, condemn and oppose Minister Farrakhan’s views and remarks regarding the Jewish people and the Jewish religion.”
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+Swedish PM does not rule out use of army to end gang violence
+
+Sweden will do whatever it takes, including sending in the army, to end a wave of gang violence that has seen a string of deadly shootings, Prime Minister Stefan Lofven said in Wednesday.
+Sweden’s murder rate is relatively low in international terms, but gang violence has surged in recent years and Swedes are worried that the police are unable to cope.
+In 2016, the latest year for which official statistics are available, 106 people were murdered in Sweden, a country of 10 million.
+
+But Swedish TV reported there were over 300 shootings, mostly in turf battles between gangs over drugs, protection rackets and prostitution.
+Four people were shot dead in the first week of this year.
+One man died after picking up a hand grenade outside a subway station in a suburb of Stockholm.
+
+Law and order is likely to be a major issue in a parliamentary election scheduled for September with the populist, opposition Sweden Democrats linking public concern about the rising crime rate to a large increase in the numbers of immigrants.
+
+“It would not be my first option to bring in the military, but I am prepared to do whatever is necessary to make sure that serious, organized crime is stamped out,” Lofven told news agency TT.
+
+The government has promised police an extra 7.1 billion crowns ($880 million) through 2020, toughened laws on gun crimes and made it easier for the police to monitor private phone calls and emails, among other measures.
+
+But a report by the Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention shows increasing numbers of Swedes worried about crime with confidence falling in the police and the judicial system.
+
+“People are shot to death in pizza restaurants, people are killed by hand grenades they find on the street,” Sweden Democrat leader Jimmie Akesson said in parliament on Wednesday.
+
+“This is the new Sweden; the new, exciting dynamic, multicultural paradise that so many here in this assembly ... have fought to create for so many years,” he said sarcastically.
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+Florida shooting: Gun control law moves step closer
+
+New gun control measures for Florida have passed another legal hurdle, weeks after one of the worst school shootings in US history.
+
+The state's House of Representatives passed a bill raising the age to buy a gun from 18 to 21 and imposing a three-day waiting period on all gun sales.
+
+The bill, already passed by the Senate, now goes to the state governor.
+
+Seventeen people were killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, on 14 February.
+Expelled former student Nikolas Cruz, 19, has been charged in the attack.
+He was formally indicted by a grand jury on Wednesday on 34 counts, including 17 counts of premeditated first-degree murder and 17 counts of attempted first-degree murder.
+
+He is suspected of using a legally bought AR-15 semi-automatic rifle to carry out the 10-minute attack, gunning down teachers and students.
+
+What is in the new law?
+In addition to raising the age and bringing in the three-day waiting period, the legislation:
+
+Introduces a voluntary armed "guardian programme" for schools, named after Aaron Feis, a coach who died in the Parkland shooting.
+It allows school personnel to be armed, subject to school district approval and specialist training
+Classroom teachers are excluded from carrying arms unless they have a security forces background
+Bans devices, such as bump stocks, that modify a semi-automatic weapon to fully automatic
+Raises mental health funding and increases the power to seize or ban guns under mental health concerns
+The legislation does not include a ban on the sale of assault-style weapons like the AR-15, despite it being a key demand of Parkland students and their parents.
+
+Florida law already mandates a three-day waiting period for the purchase of a handgun but a person as young as 18 can buy a rifle with no waiting period.
+The Republican-controlled House debated the bill for about eight hours on Wednesday before voting 67-50 in favour.
+
+Has the move been welcomed?
+Ryan Petty, whose daughter was among those killed, hailed the House's vote in a tweet.
+
+He said: "We know that when it comes to preventing future acts of school violence, today's vote is just the beginning of our journey."
+
+State Democratic Party legislators who backed the bill said it was necessary despite the "poison pill" of allowing more guns in schools under the guardian programme.
+Florida now joins at least six other states in allowing school employees to carry firearms.
+
+Following the Parkland shooting, many surviving students had lobbied politicians for greater gun control.
+
+Gun control activists will hope the Florida measures will be a turning point in their battle with the powerful National Rifle Association and others who defend firearms ownership under the Second Amendment of the US constitution.
+
+On the day the vote passed, a 17-year-old woman student was killed in a suspected accidental shooting at a high school in Alabama.
+
+What happens now?
+Governor Rick Scott will need to sign the bill, known as the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act, into law.
+
+It will automatically become law within 15 days unless he vetoes it.
+
+Mr Scott has not yet said he will back it, telling reporters he would "review the bill line by line" and consult victims' families.
+
+He has previously said he opposes US President Donald Trump's call to arm teachers.
+He had also previously opposed increasing the purchase age from 18 to 21.
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+Wait!
+Wait!
+It’s all a MISTRANSLATION!
+
+Thus, it took more than a year-and-a-half for the Factory to roll out the old reliable “mistranslation” defense to explain away the infamous paragraph 303 of Amoris Laetita (AL), which reads as follows in the official English translation on the Vatican website:
+Yet conscience can do more than recognize that a given situation does not correspond objectively to the overall demands of the Gospel.
+It can also recognize with sincerity and honesty what for now is the most generous response which can be given to God, and come to see with a certain moral security that it is what God himself is asking amid the concrete complexity of one’s limits, while yet not fully the objective ideal.
+In other words, the conscience can “inform” a sinner that his continued sinning is not only acceptable to God but is even what God is asking “for now,” given one’s particular “limits.” This outrageous proposition, a form of situation ethics that strikes at the very foundation of Catholic moral teaching, has justly provoked a storm of criticism from lay and clerical defenders of the authentic Magisterium.
+
+But it’s all a misunderstanding, say Dr. Robert Fastiggi, professor of Systematic Theology at Sacred Heart Major Seminary, and Dr.
+Dawn Eden Goldstein, S.T.D., professor of Dogmatic Theology at Holy Apostles College and Seminary.
+All of the critics of AL are wrong—every one of them!—because, you see, the original Latin text does not say what the English text does.
+Dr. Robert Fastiggi and Dr.
+Dawn Goldstein
+Here we go again.
+So what does the Latin say?
+Here is the paragraph in the official Latin:
+Haec autem conscientia agnoscere potest non modo statum quendam ab universali Evangelii mandato obiective dissidere; etiam sincere honesteque agnoscere poteste quod sit liberale responsum in praesenti Deo reddendum atque eadem conscientia firma quadam morali certitudine intellegere illam esse oblationem quam ipse Deus requirit inter rerum impedientium congeriem, quamvis perfectum nondum sit obiectivum exemplar.
+Yes, and so what?
+Well, according to Fastiggi and Goldstein, while the English translation reads: “what for now is the most generous response which can be given to God,” the Latin employs the word oblationem, which means offering.
+So, What the Pope Really Means® is: “what for now is the most generous offering which can be given to God.” So, it’s an offering to God, not a response to God.
+Big difference.
+
+But just a moment: how can objectively immoral behavior ever be characterized as an “offering” to God?
+It would seem the Latin version has graver implications than the English because it suggests that falling short of what the moral law requires is an oblation pleasing to God if one’s “limits” make obedience to the moral law difficult.
+And that is exactly the nonsense Fastiggi and Goldstein expect us to swallow: “Pope Francis is not talking about an offering of an objectively sinful action but a gift of self that moves toward God and the objective moral norm.”
+
+So, our intrepid presenters of What the Pope Really Means® would have us believe that objectively immoral behavior, which is the best one can do according “the “concrete complexity of one’s limits,” is no longer simply objectively immoral behavior but rather a gift of self because it moves toward morally licit behavior.
+Fastiggi and Goldstein have managed to make the problem even worse in their attempt to explain it away.
+
+What about the English locution “while yet not fully the objective ideal,” which seems to reduce the negative precepts of the natural law to mere ideals?
+Not so, Fastiggi and Goldstein contend.
+Do not all those ignorant critics of AL know that the Latin text employs the phrase “obiectivum exemplar,” which, translated literally into English is “objective exemplar.” They declare triumphantly: “The Latin term exemplar does not mean an unattainable ideal, it specifically means a pattern or model to follow.”
+
+Give.
+Me.
+A.
+Break.
+A pattern or model to follow is an ideal, as a standard Latin dictionary confirms with its definition of exemplar: “(1) copy/reproduction, (2) model, pattern, example, original, ideal.
+Likewise, the definition of the English word “exemplar” is simply: “an ideal model.”
+
+Here too Fastiggi and Goldsetein only worsen the problem they try to explain away.
+For if moral behavior is now to be viewed as merely “exemplary” rather than divinely mandated by the natural law that binds all men—including Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery—then basic morality becomes a kind of heroic virtue.
+Thus, continence cannot realistically be expected, at least “for now” (AL 303), of the average Joe or Jane with an “ex” who has “remarried” and is now mired in the “concrete complexity one’s limits.”
+
+So, as Fastiggi and Goldstein would have it, all the tumult triggered by AL is just a misunderstanding caused by uninformed people who haven’t consulted the Latin text—including those ignorant Vatican translators.
+According to their proposed “alternate translation” into English, What the Pope Really Means® is that objectively immoral behavior one feels unable to correct due to one’s “limits” is “the offering that God himself is asking amid the mass of impediments, although it may not yet be the perfect objective model.” Which is what the official English translation already says but with fewer words.
+
+It seems Fastiggi and Goldstein are hoping no one will notice that their linguistic tinkering produces no real change in meaning but only an intensification of its perniciousness.
+Indeed, their “proposed alternate translation” reduces the avoidance of adulterous relations in “second marriages” to the “perfect objective model.” Now, how could anyone but a Pharisee expect perfection from people living in adultery?
+Are you perfect?
+Then again, the Pharisees are precisely the ones Our Lord condemned for accommodating divorce and remarriage in violation of the natural law.
+But such embarrassing truths need not impede the Bergoglian Mercy Train as it barrels toward a train wreck at the end of the line.
+And Fastiggi and Goldstein are busily helping it along, changing red signals to green.
+No problem here!
+has been the mantra of the neo-Catholic establishment for nearly half a century of ecclesial auto-demolition.
+
+But wait, there’s more!
+Our dynamic translators even provide their own dynamic interpretation of AL to mean that the “offering” to God of which Francis speaks is merely the decision by a divorced and “remarried” couple with children not to end their relationship, which would be the “perfect objective model,” but rather to “live in continence until they may—after the hoped for declaration of nullity—enter into a true marriage.” That is, they would have Francis affirming John Paul II’s Familiaris consortio, which repeats the Church’s constant teaching that continence is required of those who have entered into adulterous “second marriage,” failing which they cannot be admitted to the sacraments.
+
+But the Fastiggi-Goldstein interpretation is precisely the contrary of the interpretation Francis has assiduously promoted and which Fastiggi and Goldstein just as assiduously ignore: i.e., that people in “second marriages” do not have to live in continence, but rather—in “certain cases”—may continue their adulterous relations while receiving absolution and Holy Communion during a “process of discernment.” As we know, in his letter to the bishops of Buenos Aires, published on the Vatican website (in response to a query he himself may have solicited), Bergoglio informed them “there is no other interpretation.”
+
+Moreover, the Maltese bishops' “guidelines” for implementing AL, published in L’Osservatore Romano—for which Bergoglio thanked them—declare thus:
+If, as a result of the process of discernment, undertaken with “humility, discretion and love for the Church and her teaching, in a sincere search for God’s will and a desire to make a more perfect response to it” (AL 300), a separated or divorced person who is living in a new relationship manages, with an informed and enlightened conscience, to acknowledge and believe that he or she are at peace with God, he or she cannot be precluded from participating in the sacraments of Reconciliation and the Eucharist (see AL, notes 336 and 351).
+This Pope’s plan of promulgating a deliberately ambiguous document whose heterodox interpretation and application he would later approve with a series of sub-magisterial winks and nods, both oral and written, is the reason I signed onto the Correctio Filialis.
+See the piece by Joseph Shaw in this regard.
+
+Shaw maintains that AL can be “bent into some kind of orthodoxy.” Perhaps.
+But it is not our responsibility to bend a Pope’s statements into conformity with the Faith.
+Moreover, any Pope who promulgates a document that can be read as orthodox only by a forced interpretation imposed by certain readers—while others disagree—has by that very fact inflicted grave harm upon on the Church, which he alone has the duty to correct.
+But Francis, as any reasonable observer can see, has no intention of offering any such correction.
+Quite to the contrary, confusion as a cover for the introduction of Holy Communion for “certain” public adulterers by Bergoglio’s co-conspirators in the Vatican and various dioceses is exactly what he was aiming to achieve from the beginning of the whole synodal charade, which was merely a vehicle for promulgation of AL.
+As Shaw observes of AL: “What we [the signers of the Correctio] are saying is that it has become clear that orthodoxy is not what Pope Francis wants us to find there.”
+
+In a sense, what Bergoglio is doing is worse than explicit heresy, which could at least be readily identified and denounced as such.
+But Bergoglio wants the effects of heresy—undermining Holy Matrimony, Confession and Holy Communion, whose integrity is affirmed verbally—without the guilt of an explicit promulgation.
+In so acting, he is very much in the mold of Honorius I, who was posthumously anathematized by an ecumenical council (the Third Council of Constantinople) and by his own successor (Leo II) for aiding and abetting the spread of the Monothelite heresy (no human but only a divine will in Christ).
+Honorius did so by means of private correspondence with the author of the heresy, endorsing the heresy without ever formally proclaiming it as doctrine.
+And yet Honorius I is listed in the canon of the Popes and is not considered to have fallen from office on account of heresy.
+A similar judgment might well befall this Pope, but it is not for us to level it.
+
+Meanwhile, as Fastiggi and Goldstein labor to convince us that nothing is amiss with AL, Pope Bergoglio is sending clear signals of concern about the rising opposition among the faithful to his master plan to subvert the Church according to his false notion of mercy.
+In a classic power move, he has just given a sop to Cardinal Burke, the perceived leader of the opposition, by appointing him to a minor position on the Apostolic Signatura—the same tribunal from which Bergoglio brutally removed him as Prefect.
+And this after also humiliating Burke as the spiritual patron of the Knights of Malta, to which he was exiled after his removal.
+
+Will this sop buy Burke’s silence, staving off the feared public correction?
+We will soon know if the Cardinal can be bought so easily.
+But this move demonstrates—if more evidence were needed—that Bergoglio has never been the humble apostle of mercy depicted in his carefully crafted public relations narrative, but rather a cunning ecclesiastical politician, constantly plotting and scheming to get what he wants.
+That the neo-Catholic establishment refuses to recognize the grim reality of this unprecedented pontificate is but another page in the long annals of its shameful defense of the indefensible to the detriment of Holy Mother Church.
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+Israel Takes On the Shia Crescent
+
+Despite Israel's repeated warnings, Barack Obama's reckless appeasement of the Iranian regime has enabled its rise as a hegemonic threat in the Middle East region as well as a threat to international peace and security.
+In 2009, Obama turned his back on millions of dissidents in the streets of Tehran and other Iranian cities, who were peacefully protesting the rigged election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as president.
+In 2011, Obama precipitously removed the remaining U.S. combat troops from Iraq, giving rise to ISIS’s re-emergence in Iraq from its bases in Syria.
+The radical Shiite Iranian regime purported to come to the “rescue” of both countries from the Sunni terrorists, turning Iraq into a virtual vassal state of the largest state sponsor of terrorism in the process.
+Obama's disastrous nuclear deal with Iran legitimized Iran's path to eventually becoming a nuclear-armed state, while immediately filling its coffers with billions of dollars to fund its aggression.
+Meanwhile, Syria has become ground zero for Iran's execution of its regional ambitions, which is to establish its Shiite Crescent connecting with its allies, including Iraq, Syria and Lebanon.
+This plan has included the establishment of a land route that Iranian-backed militias secured in June, beginning on Iran’s border with Iraq and running across Iraq and Syria all the way to Syria’s Mediterranean coast.
+This road makes Iran’s job easier in supplying arms by land, as well as by air and sea, to prop up Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s regime and to equip Iran’s own forces fighting inside of Syria in support of Assad.
+This helps explain why Iran has placed so much importance on helping the Syrian regime establish control over the Deir ez-Zor area in eastern Syria, near the Iraqi border.
+“Everything depends now on the Americans’ willingness to stop this,” said an Iraqi Kurdish official who was quoted in a New Yorker article.
+However, U.S.-led coalition forces apparently have done next to nothing to stop this major advance in Iran’s Shiite Crescent expansion.
+“Obama ran down our options in Syria so thoroughly, by the time this administration took over,” said Andrew Tabler, senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
+“The Iranian influence is spreading because they are so heavily involved in regime activities,” Tabler added.
+“It’s a new monster.”
+Furthermore, Iran has funded and armed its terrorist proxy Hezbollah, which has sent its militia from its home base of Lebanon to fight alongside Assad's forces.
+And Iran has used Syria as a transit point for shipment of sophisticated rockets to Hezbollah in Lebanon for future use against Israeli population centers.
+Despite the fact that Hezbollah has American blood on its hands, the U.S.-led coalition has chosen not to do anything about Hezbollah’s presence in Syria, bought and paid for by Iran.
+While Israel chose not to take sides in Syria's civil war with military intervention of its own, it has bombed weapons storage facilities and convoys inside Syria for its own protection.
+Just recently, on September 7th, Israeli jets struck a Syrian weapons facility near Masyaf, which was reported to have been used for the production of chemical weapons and the storage of missiles.
+Israel will also do what is necessary to repel Iranian-backed forces if they edge too close to areas near the Golan Heights, shrinking the buffer between Israel and Iranian controlled territories.
+However, such tactical measures may not be enough to thwart Iran’s larger ambitions.
+In light of intelligence reports that Assad may be ready to invite Iran to set up military bases in Syria, Israeli leaders have concluded that they cannot wait until the Trump administration decides to deal more forcefully with Iran's growing use of Syria as a staging area for carrying out its expansionist Shiite Crescent strategy.
+“Their overriding concern in Syria is the free reign that all the major players there seem willing to afford Iran and its various proxies in the country,” wrote Jonathan Spyer in an article for Foreign Policy.
+As long as nobody else is addressing the concern Iran’s growing control raises in a satisfactory manner, “Israel is determined to continue addressing it on its own.”
+At least, Israel has a more sympathetic ear in the Trump administration than it did in the Obama administration for raising its concerns about Iran’s growing threat, not only to Israel but to U.S. interests in the region and beyond.
+President Trump’s sharp denunciation of the Iranian regime during his address to the UN General Assembly represented a welcome departure from the Obama administration’s milquetoast approach to Iran.
+As the U.S.-led coalition continues to drive ISIS from its bases of operation in Syria, the Trump administration has proclaimed its intention not to allow Iran to turn Syria into its own satellite, as Iran has essentially done in Iraq.
+National Security Adviser H.R.
+McMaster said that the “so called liberation of areas by Assad’s forces and Iranian proxies could actually accelerate the cycle of violence and perpetuate conflict rather than get us to a sustainable outcome.” He claimed that the Trump administration’s “objectives are to weaken Iranian influence across the region broadly,” without discussing the means to accomplish those objectives.
+Whether the Trump administration follows through remains to be seen.
+In the meantime, Israel will have to deal with the fallout of Iran’s ambitions in Syria itself.
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+“It’s gotta be a set-up”: Neighbor of Las Vegas Shooter Claims He Didn’t Do It
+
+This report was originally published by Paul Joseph Watson at Infowars.com
+A caller to the Michael Savage radio show who says he was neighbors with Las Vegas gunman Stephen Paddock asserts that Paddock could not have carried out the massacre and that it was actually a “set-up”.
+The man, a former Marine who called himself Rick, says he was Paddock’s neighbor between December 2015 and June 2016 in Mesquite, Nevada.
+“I can tell you 100% this is not that kind of guy,” said Rick, adding that he would see Paddock every other day and that the two would go to a local bar and play slot machines.
+“He never even told me that he owned a gun,” continued the shooter’s neighbor, adding that Paddock did not express any religious or political opinions during their conversations.
+“I’m not a big conspiracy theory guy, but it don’t sit right,” said Rick, before making the extraordinary claim that the whole shooting was a “set up” and that Paddock’s body may have been left in the hotel room while other assailants carried out the shooting.
+The caller mentioned how some people in the crowd were warned 45 minutes before the shooting that they were going to die, suggesting that this was evidence of a wider plot and not a “lone wolf” attack.
+As a firearms expert, he also questioned the lack of flashes coming from the hotel windows where the shooter was supposedly firing from.
+Rick said he had already contacted the Clark County Sheriff’s Office to relay all the information he knew.
+Although the claims are intriguing, it is important to remember that after virtually every terror attack and mass shooting, friends and neighbors express shock that the culprit would be capable of carrying out such horrors, with some outright denying it to be possible.
+If Paddock was planning such a sophisticated operation and hoping to evade detection, he would not be blabbing details about it to his neighbors.
+However, the neighbor’s claims are certain to attract more attention given that no specific motive has yet to be uncovered for the shooting.
+What do you think?
+Let us know in the comments below.
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+*********************
+Paul Joseph Watson is the editor at large of Infowars.com and Prison Planet.com.
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+Receipt Shows Paddock Had Another Guest in His Room Before Shooting
+
+This report was originally published by Paul Joseph Watson at Infowars
+An image posted on Facebook by a man who claims he served Stephen Paddock room service shows that the gunman was with a guest during his time at the Mandalay Bay hotel four days before the massacre took place.
+The receipt shows an employee named Antonio served two guests an “IRA_MB,” which means “In Room Dining, Mandalay Bay.”
+The table number is “32135” – which equates to Paddock’s room number (135) on the 32nd floor.
+Paddock ordered a burger, a bagel with cream cheese, a potato soup, one bottle of water and two Pepsis, suggesting that there was another person eating with him in the room.
+The receipt shows the number “2” next to the word “Guests”.
+The date on the receipt also says September 27, whereas authorities assert that Paddock checked in the day after on September 28.
+Paddock’s guest could not have been his girlfriend Marilou Danley because she was in the Philippines at the time.
+The individual who posted the receipt appears to have deleted it from his Facebook page, although the page still shows that he works at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.
+Another source told Laura Loomer that the gunman actually checked in on September 25, three days before authorities said he did.
+Source who works at @MandalayBay said #StephenPaddock had the suite since Sep. 25th.
+Why did police lie and say he checked in on Sep. 28th?
+pic.twitter.com/WivxGRqB6W — Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) October 4, 2017
+Authorities must surely now be on the hunt for whoever Paddock dined with in order to ascertain whether this individual was involved in the plot and whether or not it was the same woman who reportedly told concert-goers they were “going to die” 45 minutes before the shooting took place.
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+*********************
+Paul Joseph Watson is the editor at large of Infowars.com and Prison Planet.com.
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+Confirmed: Authorities LIED About Las Vegas Shooter’s Hotel Check-In Date – What Else Are They Hiding?
+
+Over the last few days the alternative media has spent countless hours conducting their own investigations into what actually happened during the mass shooting in Las Vegas that left 59 dead and over 500 injured.
+From reports of multiple shooters to officials seemingly covering up the ISIS connection, many different theories have been put forth that counter the mainstream narrative.
+Now, new information released by investigative reporter Laura Loomer proves that authorities have directly lied to the American people about the case at least once by claiming that supposed shooter Stephen Paddock checked into the Mandalay Bay Hotel on September 28th when valet records (with photos) prove he actually arrived three days earlier.
+According to Loomer, she obtained the image from a source which shows that Paddock’s car first arrived September 25th.
+The photo even has a handwritten note that was reportedly written by an FBI agent – proving that the FBI specifically lied to the country.
+The picture “proves FBI misled public about #StephenPaddock’s check in date,” Loomer Tweeted.
+EXCLUSIVE PICS: LV Shooter’s car; @FBI note inside @MandalayBay valet center proves FBI misled public about #StephenPaddock‘s check in date.
+pic.twitter.com/sotjwX3o0i — Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) October 6, 2017
+Shockingly, another Tweet by Loomer also revealed that the license plate numbers given out by police after the horrific shooting DO NOT match the actual license plate of Paddock’s vehicle.
+Law enforcement and @FBI misled the public about #Paddock‘s check in date and also provided public & media w/ wrong license plate number.
+pic.twitter.com/y9hS6GqdKI — Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) October 6, 2017
+That’s right, photographic evidence from inside the hotel parking garage has confirmed that the FBI, along with state and local police, specifically lied about key details of the shooting.
+This throws their entire narrative into question and makes one wonder what else is being hidden from the public?
+Keep in mind that at least four videos from the scene of the shooting have already been released that indicate there were multiple shooters.
+In fact, there are so many unanswered questions that the Drudge Report even linked to an article asking them directly.
+As noted above, at this point literally every piece of so-called evidence put forth by authorities and then regurgitated by the mainstream media cannot be trusted and should be considered as disinformation until proven otherwise.
+And if Paddock really did act alone and this evidence is some sort of mistake, there is surely video footage proving so.
+Notice #StephenPaddock‘s van was last parked right next to a security camera inside “Garage East” @MandalayBay.
+There is definitely footage.
+https://t.co/L1caGn6uqw — Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) October 6, 2017
+It is also important to note that Paddock’s brother Eric has conducted a series of bizarre interviews that have led to even more questions about what actually happened in Las Vegas and what Paddock’s role was in the worst mass shooting in American history.
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+‘Suicide Note’ Seen in Vegas Shooter’s Hotel Room
+
+A mysterious piece of paper discovered last week, when photos from the Las Vegas gunman’s hotel room were leaked to the media, is now back in the news cycle.
+The pictures were published by numerous news outlets and shared by millions of people on social media.
+At the time the photos were published by the Daily Mail, police had not mentioned if Paddock left behind a note in his hotel room.
+Nevada Sheriff Joe Lombardo said police were investigating who leaked the crime scene photos.
+In one photo in particular, a white piece of paper or notepad on a side table next to a chair is visible, which caused some to speculate that it may have been a suicide note.
+Soon after the photos were leaked, Twitter was abuzz with chatter referencing the paper, with people spreading cover-up conspiracies and rumors that it was a suicide note.
+Buy Silver at Discounted Prices
+Scumbag shooter Stephen Paddock LEFT A NOTE, see new pics from inside hotel room!
+WHY IS MEDIA NOT REPORTING THIS?
+#LasVagasShooting pic.twitter.com/U9tULYsk2R — Michael 🇺🇸 (@trendy) October 3, 2017
+The #StephenPaddock suicide note that the govt.
+is hiding from us.
+pic.twitter.com/z3JRAE80z6 — RAMZPAUL (@ramzpaul) October 3, 2017
+It appears the Las Vegas Shooter left a suicide note.
+pic.twitter.com/ATtPMR6cUN — STUMP 4 TRUMP (@Stump4TrumpPAC) October 3, 2017
+On Thursday, investigators revealed that the note in the photo was not, in fact, a suicide note but neglected to provide further details about the purpose of the note.
+In their first in-depth interview, which will air on CBS Sunday evening, the officers who stormed Stephen Paddock’s hotel room revealed new details to 60 Minutes that finally explain what was written on the mysterious note.
+“I could see on it he had written the distance, the elevation he was on, the drop of what his bullet was gonna be for the crowd,” said Officer Dave Newton from the Las Vegas Police in a preview clip of Sunday’s report.
+“So he had that written down and figured out so he would know where to shoot to hit his targets from there.”
+Paddock’s note was clearly not a suicide letter.
+Rather, it detailed bullet trajectory and included calculations about where he needed to aim his weapons to maximize accuracy and optimize his kill rate.
+Investigators have also been looking for a ‘mystery woman’ who was seen with Stephen Paddock in the days leading up to the Las Vegas shooting.
+According to ABC News, the ‘mystery woman’ everyone on the internet was talking about has been identified.
+While officials did not reveal the woman’s name, they did tell reporters she was a prostitute.
+Police are still investigating whether or not Paddock acted alone.
+They believe he may have had an accomplice based on the elaborate planning needed to undertake such a massacre and the fact that some ammunition was purchased under someone else’s name.
+As ABC reported Friday evening:
+“Meantime, investigators are still trying to figure out whether Paddock acted alone.
+Authorities believe he may have had an accomplice, based on the elaborate planning on Sunday night’s rampage.
+
+Officials also believe he had help because of the amount of guns in his hotel room, and because some of the ammo was bought under someone else’s name.”
+Though more details are being released each day, Paddock’s motives remain unclear.
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+The American Jewish Historical Society Hosts Destroy Israel Event
+
+Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the Freedom Center, is an investigative journalist and writer focusing on the radical left and Islamic terrorism.
+The American Jewish Historical Society was founded to study and preserve Jewish history.
+These days it’s instead partnering with Jewish Voice for Peace: an anti-Israel BDS hate group that defends anti-Semitism and which sponsored talks by an anti-Semite who accused Jews of drinking blood.
+The fruits of the AJHS and JVP partnership have been a series of events attacking Israel.
+Coming up in late October is “The Balfour Declaration: Support for a Jewish Homeland or Jewish State?”
+The two speakers are Robert Herbst, the coordinator of the Westchester chapter of JVP, and Jonathan Kuttab, who advocates a one-state solution for eliminating Israel.
+He had tweeted, "EU no longer considers #Hamas a terrorist group.
+Time for US to do same."
+Kuttab has defended Islamic anti-Semitism by claiming that the “distrust Moslems feel towards Jews” is due to “two acts of betrayal by Jewish tribes against the Prophet.” And that Jews suffer from a “Holocaust Syndrome” of entitlement.
+He justified hijacking planes, described suicide bombers as “taking the supreme sacrifice” and defended Hezbollah as “an armed-resistance movement”
+He has claimed that the "Jewish community gradually consolidated its power, wealth, and influence in all sectors of society" especially in "crucial sectors like banking, finance, media” where "their influence both as individuals and an organized community far exceeded their numbers" and that their power strengthens “conspiracy theories about ‘Jewish control’ that are reminiscent of the infamous “’Protocols of the Elders of Zion.’”
+Robert Herbst and Jonathan Kuttab are both supporters of a one-state plan for eliminating Israel.
+The American Jewish Historical Society is co-sponsoring a JVP anti-Israel event by two opponents of Israel, one of whom has defended Hamas.
+An organization that hands out the Emma Lazarus Award, named after a passionate Zionist, at its posh dinners is hosting attacks on the existence of Israel.
+The “Jewish Homeland” or “Jewish State” argument is a hook for contending that the Balfour Declaration didn’t endorse Israel, but some sort of Jewish Bantustan within a Muslim country.
+That worked so well for the Christians and Jews of the Middle East.
+The American Jewish Historical Society is not only co-sponsoring a one-state event by an anti-Israel hate group.
+But it’s also hosting it at the Center for Jewish History’s headquarters.
+AJHS is a component of the Center for Jewish History.
+And the partnership between AJHS and JVP sheds light on the controversy over the appointment of David N. Myers, an anti-Israel activist, to head the Center for Jewish History.
+During the Myers controversy, the Center took pains to disassociate Myers and themselves from JVP because a JVP handout had listed him as a “JVP Academic Advisory Board Member.” But in reality the Center, through AJHS, has an ongoing relationship with JVP.
+The Balfour event was not AJHS’ only partnership with JVP.
+In December, the AJHS will feature “Rubble Rubble”, a play by Dan Fishback based on his trip to Israel.
+Fishback is a BDS supporter and a member of the JVP Artists Council.
+His goal is to “normalize Jewish anti-Zionism”.
+AJHS and JVP members get discounted admission.
+The venue is once again the Center for Jewish History.
+Specifically the Leo and Julia Forchheimer Auditorium at CJH.
+Leo Forchheimer’s philanthropy had left its mark on Israel.
+What would he think if he knew the anti-Israel purposes that CJH is putting his gift to?
+A third AJHS-JVP event featured Efrat Yerday, an anti-Israel activist, accusing Israel of racism.
+Efrat has claimed that, "Zionism does not only dispossess Palestinians, but it also dispossesses in a very sophisticated way, non-white Jews.
+Being Jewish is highly identified with being white because of Zionism."
+AJHS will claim that it is only offering different perspectives.
+But when it comes to Israel, there’s only one perspective.
+“Balfour” and “Rubble Rubble” are to be part of AJHS’ “1917: How One Year Changed the World”.
+The exhibition is supposed to cover WWI, the Bolshevik Revolution, and the Balfour Declaration.
+But the only Balfour program on the list questions whether Israel should even exist.
+The exhibition closes with Fishback’s anti-Israel agenda.
+And these are the only listed AJHS programs that focus on Israel.
+JVP is also the only organization that AJHS chooses to partner with on political events.
+The American Jewish Historical Society appears to be uninterested in holding any pro-Israel events.
+It’s uninterested in partnering with pro-Israel groups.
+Instead it’s providing a forum for a BDS hate group.
+And it’s no mystery why.
+The AJHS Academic Council is packed with anti-Israel activists.
+Lila Corwin-Berman, the chair of the AJHS Academic Council who also serves on its board of trustees, is a member of the Open Hillel Academic Council.
+Open Hillel seeks to "open" the campus group to BDS and other anti-Israel views.
+Berman has defended the anti-Israel hate group IfNotNow, which employs JVP tactics, and condemned efforts to fight BDS.
+She signed a petition in support of BDS activists being allowed to enter Israel.
+Other AJHS Academic Council members who signed the pro-BDS activist petition include Ari Kelman, Riv-Ellen Prell, Deborah Dash Moore, Rachel Kranson, Libby Garland and Kirsten Fermaglich.
+When we look at what is going on in CJH’s components like the AJHS, the elevation of David N. Myers to head CJH is unsurprising.
+Myers is a symptom of the problem.
+As is AJHS’s partnership with JVP.
+A great deal of shocking behavior is taking place inside Jewish organizations whose inner workings most people in the Jewish community generally pay very little attention to.
+Unlike CJH, the American Jewish Historical Society is an organization that dates back to the 19th century.
+Its perversion by the radical anti-Jewish and anti-Israel left to serve anti-Semitic narratives is tragic.
+And yet it’s inescapable.
+Even as the Myers scandal continues to simmer, the AJHS partnership with JVP is making the choice painfully clear.
+The radical anti-Israel left will not be satisfied with embedding “moderate” opposing voices into Jewish organizations.
+Instead it seeks to normalize the furthest extremes of anti-Israel hatred.
+And it will not be satisfied with anything less.
+During the Myers controversy, defenders of his appointment, including some figures named here, claimed that it was an issue of apolitical scholarship.
+Is co-sponsoring events with a hate group that has sponsored talks by a woman who accused Jews of drinking blood also apolitical scholarship?
+The anti-Israel leftists at the AJHS are clearly not leaving their politics at home.
+And support for them and for Myers cannot be distinguished from support for their views.
+Not when JVP is at AJHS.
+We all have choices to make.
+Sometimes the choices are murky.
+Other times they are simple and easy.
+When the American Jewish Historical Society hosts and co-sponsors an event by a BDS hate group attacking the existence of Israel and featuring a speaker who had defended terrorism and anti-Semitism, the choice becomes easy.
+Either you stand with BDS, Hamas, blood libels and those who want to destroy Israel or with Jews.
+As the anti-Israel radicalism of the left grows, such choices will become even more obscenely simple.
+But they will not be any less difficult.
+Opposing the anti-Israel left makes many important enemies and wins few friends.
+The anti-Israel left has built networks that can blacklist, smear and silence almost anyone in an academic field.
+Speaking out against hate is easiest when it’s weakest.
+It’s hardest when it’s strongest.
+When we think about Nazi Germany, we remember those who spoke out.
+We don’t remember those who were too intimidated and uncertain to rise against anti-Semitism when they saw it and heard it.
+History tells us why so many people are afraid to do the right thing when it counts.
+It also tells us how irrelevant history makes them.
+There are lessons here for the Center for Jewish History and the American Jewish Historical Society, for those on the inside who see the corruption of their organizations every day and for those on the outside who are worried about speaking up.
+There are lessons here for all of us.
+If you can’t speak out against the American Jewish Historical Society’s partnership with a hate group linked to a literal blood libels and a speaker who defends Hamas, when will your voice be heard?
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+Tea With the Curate: The Attack on Marriage is an Attack on Christ in the Eucharist
+
+Pope Paul VI’s 1965 encyclical on the Eucharist, “Mysterium Fidei,” was the first place I saw anyone say that the body and blood, soul and complete divinity of Christ was actually present in the consecrated species.
+Having been raised in Remi de Roo’s Victoria in the 1970s, I had naturally never heard anything at all about the Eucharist.
+The understanding that Catholics believed what they believe about it came as a bit of a shock.
+(Read the full document here. )
+With the hindsight of 52 years and a great deal of very dirty and unappealing water under the Catholic bridge, we can see it as a kind of warning prophecy.
+Published just three months before the close of Vatican II and just as Annibale Bugnini was cranking open the floodgates of his never-ending stream of liturgical alterations, Mysterium Fidei is now an important marker of a critical turning point in Catholic history, perhaps the most important of modern times.
+
+Who can read this without cringing at what we now know was about to happen:
+Therefore, we earnestly hope that the restored sacred liturgy will bring forth abundant fruits of eucharistic devotion, so that the Holy Church, under this saving sign of piety, may make daily progress toward perfect unity and may invite all Christians to a unity of faith and of love, drawing them gently, thanks to the action of divine grace.
+But in 1983 at the start of my personal investigations into the Catholic religion, I knew nothing of any of that.
+The encyclical, the very first I ever read, was also a marker for me of a personal turning point.
+It was the first time I had ever seen Catholic eucharistic doctrine clearly and – most importantly – unapologetically stated.
+It came right out and said something so astounding, something so completely unlikely, that I had to admit that it left very few logical possibilities.
+Like C.S.
+Lewis’s assessment of the claims by Christ of His own divinity, this pope was either mad, bad or telling the plain truth.
+
+Something that may be much more noteworthy now in our current circumstances than it was the year I read it, is that the pope’s very first quote was not of scripture, but the Council of Trent:
+“At the Last Supper, on the night He was handed over, Our Lord instituted the Eucharistic Sacrifice of His Body and Blood, to perpetuate the sacrifice of the cross throughout the ages until He should come, and thus entrust to the Church, His beloved spouse, the memorial of His death and resurrection: a sacrament of devotion, a sign of unity, a bond of charity, a paschal banquet in which Christ is received, the soul is filled with grace and there is given to us the pledge of future glory.”
+
+In these words are highlighted both the sacrifice, which pertains to the essence of the Mass which is celebrated daily, and the sacrament in which the faithful participate in Holy Communion by eating the Flesh of Christ and drinking His Blood, receiving both grace, the beginning of eternal life, and the medicine of immortality.
+I remember my thoughts upon reading this shocking statement… “By doing what?
+!”
+
+My acceptance from the reading of this document of the Church’s orthodox eucharistic doctrine was based in part on Pope Paul’s gracious and beautiful exposition, and in part on the sheer radical, mad unlikeliness of it.
+What could conceivably be the reason to say anything as wild as this if it weren’t true?
+
+The idea of transubstantiation struck me as I read that document as possibly the strangest and most earth shattering thing I’d ever heard.
+It shocked me out of a kind of swamp of intellectual worldliness; presenting the idea to my thirsty mind that there could indeed be fantastic realities far more wonderful than the banal and painfully uninteresting secularist worldview I had been taught to accept.
+It was as though someone had plausibly told me that, yes, there were fairies and magical kingdoms in real life, “just around the corner”.
+
+By the time I read it, I had been through a long, slow transition from a childhood devoted to Our Lady and confirmed in my belief in wonders, to a kind of disappointed practical atheism after three years in a diocesan Catholic parochial school.
+I had been taught, by both word and implication, that everything the Catholic Church had taught before Vatican II was pernicious nonsense.
+Where it was simply wrong it was ridiculous and where it was wrong and political it was outright wicked.
+
+What led me to read that particular encyclical is the most clearly identifiable moment of actual grace in my young life to that point.
+It was the first time it occurred to me to investigate, like an anthropologist, what the Church herself said about her teachings.
+While mulling grimly one day over all the wickedness of the Catholic Church, I was pulled up short by a single thought: “I could be wrong.” At 17 it seemed such an unlikely thing to think I was rather shocked.
+But stopping a moment to consider, I realised that I had only ever heard about Catholic things from people who clearly hated the Church; her enemies, in short.
+It hardly seemed just to convict on the testimony of these obviously biased witnesses.
+In order to properly and thoroughly condemn the Church, with convincing due diligence, I had to read something about it that didn’t come from her enemies.
+
+The same day, I presented myself at the reference desk of the public library and asked, “Do you have any books about Catholicism?
+Something official?” The librarian took me to the reference section and showed me the shelves of encyclicals, documents and histories.
+Saints and popes from one end of the stacks to the other.
+Having no clear idea what my own question meant, I just picked one at random.
+
+The description of the Holy Eucharist as the supreme Centre from which all our life as Catholics flow, and from which all other doctrines radiated, was something that was not going to come into my head for another eight years of reading.
+But even so, Mysterium Fidei forced me to face up to a reality I’d never dreamed of before; that this, the little unassuming wafer, was the most important thing in the world.
+
+Reading through the encyclical again, holding it up next to the current situation in Rome, makes it easier to clarify certain critical issues.
+Given what we are now seeing, consider the poignancy of the following passages:
+When dealing with the restoration of the sacred liturgy, the Fathers of the council, by reason of their pastoral concern for the whole Church, considered it of the highest importance to exhort the faithful to participate actively with sound faith and with the utmost devotion in the celebration of this Most Holy Mystery, to offer it with the priest to God as a sacrifice for their own salvation and for that of the whole world, and to find in it spiritual nourishment.
+This was, remember, 1965, four years before the New Mass was issued and before Cardinal Ottaviani warned the pope that it was precisely this sacramental reality that was about to be catastrophically obscured.
+
+Who, reading this passage, does not feel the urge to shout down the years, to do something to stave off the disaster that was coming:
+[W]e are aware of the fact that, among those who deal with this Most Holy Mystery in written or spoken word, there are some who with reference either to Masses which are celebrated in private, or to the dogma of transubstantiation, or to devotion to the Eucharist, spread abroad opinions which disturb the faithful and fill their minds with no little confusion about matters of faith.
+It is as if everyone were permitted to consign to oblivion doctrine already defined by the Church, or else to interpret it in such a way as to weaken the genuine meaning of the words or the recognized force of the concepts involved.
+Keeping Cardinal Ottaviani’s Intervention directly before our thoughts, we read with a strange kind of helpless dread…
+…it is not allowable to emphasize what is called the “communal” Mass to the disparagement of Masses celebrated in private, or to exaggerate the element of sacramental sign as if the symbolism, which all certainly admit in the Eucharist, expresses fully and exhausts completely the mode of Christ’s presence in this sacrament.
+
+Nor is it allowable to discuss the mystery of transubstantiation without mentioning what the Council of Trent stated about the marvelous conversion of the whole substance of the bread into the Body and of the whole substance of the wine into the Blood of Christ, speaking rather only of what is called “transignification” and “transfiguration,” or finally to propose and act upon the opinion according to which, in the Consecrated Hosts which remain after the celebration of the sacrifice of the Mass, Christ Our Lord is no longer present.
+[…]
+
+And therefore, so that the hope aroused by the council, that a flourishing of eucharistic piety which is now pervading the whole Church, be not frustrated by this spread of false opinions, we have with apostolic authority decided to address you, venerable brothers, and to express our mind on this subject.
+[1]
+Those of us writing similar jeremiads now have been working to clarify that the attack from Rome on the moral doctrine of the Church isn’t about marriage.
+It’s about the Eucharist and to a lesser extent the priesthood.
+The demonic forces we know are the driving force behind this supreme moment of heresy and destruction aren’t really looking at the undermining of marriage as their primary goal; they want to get at the Eucharist.
+We know it is demonically inspired because their hatred is for Christ Himself in the first place and for anyone who loves and wants to serve Him second.
+They are men who refuse to bend the knee before the God whom they will not serve.
+
+This knowledge – that the attack is on the Body and Blood of Christ – can also help readers spot their friends in the crowd.
+The places where Eucharistic adoration is still offered are places where at least some flicker of the true Faith survives.
+The bishops and priests now talking about the supreme glory of the Eucharist, and the need to defend it from sacrilege, are lighthouses.
+A case in point is Bishop Mark Davies, of my own former diocese of Shrewsbury in England.
+In March, 2016, in the midst of the shouting from Rome, Bishop Davies spoke at his Chrism Mass said that only through the “reality of the Eucharist” could new vocations to the priesthood be found.
+“In treasuring this gift of priestly celibacy we need to recognize more clearly the intimate link between the Ministerial Priesthood and the reality of the Eucharist.
+If the Mass were ever reduced in our minds to being merely a commemorative meal and the priest as only a community leader or functionary, then the celibacy of the Catholic Priesthood might seem extravagant.”
+It’s almost as if someone had slipped a copy of the Ottaviani Intervention inside his morning paper.
+
+The targeting of marriage, through the instruments of creatures like the myopic and theologically tunnel-visioned Cardinal Kasper, is demonically brilliant.
+It’s a “stitch-up” as the English call it; a fix.
+You make it a matter of “mercy” (backed up by the iron fist) that no one in a state of objective mortal sin can be refused Holy Communion; you give the national bishops conferences the power to start enforcing this, and you have created a previously unimaginable situation in the Church.
+You have created a regime in which a refusal to desecrate the sacred species will be grounds for persecution of faithful priests, seminarians and laity.
+And of course, we are seeing it starting already.
+
+It’s a brilliant strategy, the magic bullet that will revert the Church to the 1976 model on every front, and very likely keep it there forever.
+As if the goal was to go back in time and erase the entire John Paul II/Benedict XVI period out of history.
+It will halt the revival of eucharistic piety among seminarians; in fact, it will reverse the general reforming trend of “conservative” seminaries that was such a feature under John Paul II and has for 30 years been the hook upon which all hopes of restoration have hung.
+
+It is easy to see what is coming next.
+Once certain announcements are published in parish bulletins, laity will have to consider whether they can, in conscience, continue to assist at Masses where systematic sacrilege has been formally adopted as the rule.
+The few bishops with sufficient spine to stand up to the pressure of both Rome and their own national conferences – newly empowered with directives to make doctrinal declarations – will be ruling embattled islands of Catholicism in a poisoned sea of systematic heresy and desecration.
+A dark, impenetrable and “irreversible” winter of persecution of the faithful by their own shepherds will fall.
+
+Not being a theologian I have no idea if this encyclical is, as so many of these seemingly orthodox documents of that period seem to be, rife with the usual “time bombs,” ambiguities, mushy language or even outright errors.
+I haven’t looked it up.
+I’m sure there are plenty of people out there qualified to examine it to see if it’s safe for Trad-Catholic consumption.
+And I have no doubt at all that there are better, more venerable, even more sublime and poignant works on the Eucharist in the canon of “official” things.
+From saints and Doctors of the Church and whatnot, many of which the pope cited.
+But whatever its flaws, Mysterium Fidei is the one I found, and I’m convinced it wasn’t an accident.
+
+O God, in Your infinite mercy, forgive and have mercy on Pope Paul VI Montini for whatever neglect or damage of which he may have been guilty.
+In this one case at least, a work of his was the exact right thing at the exact right time.
+For me at least it was the key that opened the Door to Narnia.
+
+____________________
+
+
+[1] The fact that four years before the New Mass was issued, Paul VI was pinpointing in such detail exactly what Bugnini and co. were preparing makes it all but impossible to escape the conclusion that he knew perfectly well what was coming but approved the disastrous New Rite anyway.
+And then did nothing but weep as the inevitable disaster unfolded.
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+New Las Vegas Shooter Theory: “Rushed And Unprepared… Could Have Led To Accident Like Shooting Himself In The Head”
+
+It should be clear by now that the entire official narrative surrounding the Las Vegas shooting that left 59 people dead and hundreds injured is falling apart.
+From shooter Paddock’s check-in date and the existence of a second person in his room, to possible connections to a terrorist organization, as well as the the actual timeline of events, everything being disseminated by law enforcement and the mainstream media should now come under public scrutiny.
+In the last 24 hours the Sheriff’s Department has significantly revised the event timeline and a key incident involving the shooting of a Mandalay Bay security guard.
+Originally, as highlighted by The Daily Sheeple, the security guard was hailed as being responsible for preventing the shooter from continuing his massacre because he interrupted him in the middle of the attack.
+As it turns out, security guard Jesus Campos was actually shot BEFORE Paddock opened fire on the concert crowd below his 32nd floor hotel suite.
+As part of the constantly changing story, officials are now saying that police officers who rushed to the hotel room when the shooting began didn’t know a hotel security guard had been shot “until they met him in the hallway after exiting the elevator,” Lombardo said.
+The security guard, Jesus Campos, was struck in the leg as the gunman, from behind his door, shot into the hallway on the 32nd floor.
+Paddock apparently detected Campos via surveillance cameras he set up outside his hotel suite, police have said.
+Paddock shot the guard at 9:59 p.m. local time, Lombardo said, shortly before raining down bullets on the Route 91 Harvest festival in an attack that began at 10:05 p.m. and lasted 10 minutes.
+Police officers found Campos when they arrived on the floor.
+And Campos did not summon police to the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay hotel, according to the timeline recently updated by the authorities.
+What’s also incredibly interesting, is that eyewitnesses claim to have seen security guards chasing another security guard in the minutes leading up to the massacre.
+The hotel guest in the room next to Paddock also saw “multiple gunmen.” The Full Report: The Ever-Changing Vegas Narrative: Gunman Shot Security Guard Before Massacre
+As of today, here is the revised timeline, as outlined by the Los Angeles Times:
+The new timeline has left investigators and researchers with new questions, two of which are extremely important:
+What happened during the 6 minutes between Campos being shot and Paddock opening fire, and why weren’t the police rushing to the scene immediately?
+Why did shooter Stephen Paddock stop shooting?
+Paddock had already shot the security guard, waited six minutes before opening fire on the concert crowd, and then shot for a full ten minutes.
+Police didn’t arrive for two additional minutes after the shooting stopped – which is a full 18 minutes from the moment Campos was initially hit.
+Moreover, did he stop shooting because he was planning his escape from the 32nd floor?
+Or is it possible that Paddock was rushed and in a state of panic?
+According to links and information shared by Thomas Wictor and a timeline assessment by Twitter user Mr. Alex, the plausibility of Paddock accidentally killing himself amid the confusion, adrenaline and panic is quite high:
+Latest LV Sheriff: Saying they still don’t know why he stopped shooting.
+@drawandstrike theory looking plausiblehttps://t.co/CQF3MZLHaN — Mr Alex ???
+(@New_England_) October 10, 2017
+While we may never know the exact circumstances surrounding what transpired in the shooter’s hotel room, the information being released not just by law enforcement, but witnesses to the event who recorded hundreds of cumulative hours of video and audio, now calls the entirety official story into question.
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+Number Of Puerto Rico Residents Without Clean Water And Electricity Keeps Rising
+
+In the wake of Hurricane Maria’s wrath, Puerto Rico remains devastated.
+Newest reports from the island territory now show that the number of residents without clean drinking water and electricity continues to rise, despite humanitarian efforts.
+Puerto Rico’s government has reported that roughly 10 percent of the islands 3.4 million United States citizens are without electricity Tuesday morning, an increase of about six percent from Monday.
+Yesterday, 84% of people in Puerto Rico had no power (per govt stats on status.pr).
+Today, it's gone up, to 90% without power.
+pic.twitter.com/5WnCA8mrhf — Jennifer Bendery (@jbendery) October 11, 2017
+The island’s electrical grid was all but completely destroyed during Hurricane Maria, and many are still struggling without the most basic of necessities.
+This news comes just one day after Puerto Rico’s Governor Ricardo Rossello asked the federal government for an additional $4.6 billion in funding beyond the Trump administration’s request last week for $29 billion from Congress for relief efforts.
+“Puerto Rico has experienced a natural disaster of a magnitude not seen in over a century, and we are doing everything possible to address the needs of the American citizens of Puerto Rico during this time of crisis,” Rosselló wrote.
+“However, the unprecedented level of destruction, coupled with the almost complete shut-down of business in Puerto Rico, have made it impossible for us to meet the considerable human needs without the measures proposed above,” he added.
+The White House also announced Monday that it would allow a 10-day waiver temporarily blocking the Jones Act to expire.
+This is devastating news for those living in Puerto Rico, as foreign ships can no longer bring aid to the hurricane-ravaged island from U.S. ports.
+Officials still expect it to be six more months before electricity can be fully restored to Puerto Rico.
+As the days have become weeks, the weeks will become months, and survival will get more difficult.
+Many are now fleeing to the mainland United States just so that they can survive.
+The economy in Puerto Rico is at a standstill, and without clean drinking water, many are finding life too difficult should they remain on the island and isolated.
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+Las Vegas Shooting Victim: “There Was 100% More Than One Shooter,” Gates To Concert Were Locked Shortly Before Attack
+
+Las Vegas mass shooting victim Rocky Palermo was shot in the pelvis during the horrific attack and is now speaking out about what he saw and believes happened, including the presence of multiple shooters as well as locked concert gates and police telling frantic civilians to go in the other direction.
+Palermo, who has done various interviews since the attack, appeared on “The Blast” with a series of shocking comments that correlate with various other reports indicating that multiple shooters carried out the attack and that the FBI is actively covering this up.
+“I definitely do believe that there was 100% more than one shooter, every other person that I’ve talked to that did unfortunately get hit as well, have all said the same things,” Palermo detailed.
+The man then goes on to explain that after being shot he ran “about 200 yards” to hide behind a car, all the while hearing bullets fly past him at what he believes was ground level.
+“I’m waiting and all of a sudden we hear a little whizzing going by us, all of a sudden bullets are just flying by,” he continued.
+“When something is coming up and down or at least from a different angle they are either going to hit the ground or… alot of different things are going to happen.
+When someone is shooting form a horizontal line its just going to keep shooting,” Palermo attempted to explain.
+Take note that what he means here is that people were being shot at from ground level rather than the 32nd floor of the hotel.
+Palermo then specifically heard the gun shots get “closer and closer” before quickly deciding it was once again time to run.
+Shockingly, he then goes on to detail the fact that at the end of the concert the previous two nights everyone had exited a specific way but on the night of the shooting this route was locked down shortly before the attack.
+“Every other night at the concert, everybody kinda exited right off Las Vegas Blvd, that was standard, that was routine, you get out of the concert and you go down to the next casino,” he continued.
+“At 10pm they closed every exit on Las Vegas Blvd, every single one.
+They gated them all closed with chain-link fences, 10:08 the shooting started and we were pigs sitting in a corral.
+We only had one exit to go out of…..everyone was just kinda following the sheep.”
+Palermo makes clear this confused concert goers who had used the normal exits in the past.
+“The same exits we had came in and left Friday and Saturday night were definitely closed.
+There were people that went over there and tried to leave and there were cops that were telling them no, you can’t go out here, you have to go the other way,” he shockingly concluded.
+This stunning testimony is obviously a huge bombshell in the ongoing investigation of the Las Vegas mass shooting and is sure to continue to add credence to the growing belief that we are not being told what actually happened that fateful night.
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+La Stampa’s Robert Fastiggi Replies to Chris Ferrara
+
+La Stampa’s Robert Fastiggi Replied to Chris Ferrara’s articles on Fastiggi and Goldstein’s defense of Amoris Laetitia and their criticism of the Filial Correction:
+
+
+Fastiggi’s exchange with Ferrara concerning “Wait, Wait, It’s all a mistranslation!”
+
+Robert Fastiggi • 13 hours ago
+
+In the article that I co-authored with Dr. Goldstein, we would have done better to speak of the “official” Latin text rather than the “original” Latin text.
+This, though, is no longer an issue because the normative text is the Latin text published in thr AAS.
+Mr. Ferrara, however, bases his critique upon an assumption that the “generous response” offered to God is a sin.
+This, though, is not what AL is saying.
+The generous response is a move away from sin and a move toward God.
+I explain this in my most recent response to Prof. E. Christian Brugger, which can serve as my response to Mr. Ferrara:
+
+Posted on LifeSiteNews:
+Prof. Brugger is a good theologian and a fine man, but he still seems to believe that AL 303 implies that God is asking people to continue to sin in some cases.
+In his April 22, 2016 article in Catholic World Report, Brugger writes that AL 303 suggests that “God can be ‘asking’ someone to live in a life-state in which they are objectively violating grave matter.” Then in a Sept. 28 ‘17 LifeSiteNews article, he states that “the generous response” owed to God is “a certain state that is objectively at variance with the universal command of the Gospel.” Now Prof. Brugger argues that, because the subject remains “this conscience” in AL 303, this proves that the “generous offering owed to God” is the recognition that one is living “contrary to “the universal command of the Gospel.”
+
+Prof. Brugger fails to see that AL 303 clearly distinguishes between a conscience’s recognition that “a given situation is objectively at variance with the general mandate of the Gospel” and this same conscience’s subsequent recognition of a “generous response owed to God in the present circumstances.” The subject “conscience” might be the same but the object is different.
+The “generous response” is not the situation that is at variance with the command of the Gospel but an offering that God is asking amid the mass of impediments even though it may not yet be the perfect objective model.
+
+What might be this “generous response?” Pope Francis does not give an example in AL 303 because he’s speaking in general terms of the dynamics of conscience.
+Moreover, he knows that concrete cases vary widely.
+In our Sept. 26 article in La Stampa, Dr. Goldstein and I provided a hypothetical example of a couple in a purely civil “marriage” recognizing that God is calling them to live in continence.
+We chose this example deliberately to demonstrate that “the generous response” could be the ending of a particular sin.
+Our example was an attempt to show that Professors Brugger and Seifert are wrong to believe AL 303 implies that God is asking some people to continue to live in an objectively sinful state.
+It’s really just the opposite.
+AL 303 teaches that conscience will come to recognize that God is asking for a step in the right direction away from sin.
+Pope Francis explains this again in AL 305 when he says “a small step, in the midst of great human limitations, can be more pleasing to God than a life which appears outwardly in order, but moves through the day without confronting great difficulties.’”
+
+In a recent interview (http://www.lastampa.it/2017..., the Italian philosopher, Rocco Buttiglione, provides this example for AL 303: “Imagine a father who has a sick son and the child improves.
+He still has fever but has stopped vomiting; the child manages to keep in his stomach what he eats and has started a therapy that seems to work.
+The father is happy.
+Is he happy about the fact that the child is sick?
+No, he is pleased that his son gives symptoms of improvement and healing.”
+
+This is what Pope Francis is saying in AL 303.
+God is not happy with situations that are objectively at variance with the command of the Gospel.
+God, however, is happy when people in such situations discern in conscience that He is asking them to make a choice that moves in the right direction—even if they still need to progress further toward a more complete fulfillment of His will.
+This is the law of gradualness not the gradualness of the law.
+It is sad that this beautiful and compassionate message of AL 303 has been so completely misunderstood by scholars who have failed to grasp its true meaning.
+
+Chris Ferrara to Robert Fastiggi • 9 hours ago
+
+I certainly agree that the Latin text is the normative text even if it comes later.
+I certainly do not agree that the Latin text eliminates the grave problems with Amoris Laetitia.
+Rather, as I show in my article, it only intensifies them.
+
+With all due respect to Dr. Fastiggi, his argument and that of Buttiglione, that a “move away from sin” is what is pleasing to God, even if the moral norm is not adhered to, is sophistical.
+What constitutes a “move away” from sin if not ceasing to commit the sin?
+No example is provided in AL because none can be.
+The notion is nonsensical.
+Just how nonsensical is demonstrated by Dr. Fastiggi’s claim that by “a move away from sin” in the case of a divorced and “remarried” couple Francis means their agreement to live in continence as brother and sister for the sake of children.
+But that would be ceasing to commit the sin of adultery altogether as it would involve abandoning the pretense that they are married along with the illicit sexual relation itself.
+Such a couple could always be absolved and receive Holy Communion under the Church’s constant practice, albeit privately to avoid scandal.
+
+At any rate, the “brother and sister” approach to the situation, which is that of Familiaris consortio 84, is certainly not the one advocated by Francis.
+As my article shows, Francis has made it quite clear that he approves of admitting to the sacraments divorced and “remarried” people who will continue to live as if they were married, including sexual relations, while “discerning” their situation, this “discernment” being a mere fig leaf to conceal the proposed toleration of public adultery in the Church.
+Thus, Francis thanked the Maltese bishops for their AL guidelines, which literally mandate admission to the sacraments of divorced and “remarried” people who believe themselves to be “at peace with God.” And, as he told the bishops of Buenos Aires in writing, “there is no other interpretation.”
+
+No amount of verbal artifice can conceal what is happening in the Church thanks to AL: Public adulterers are being admitted to Holy Communion without an amendment of life and the bimillenial discipline of the Church---which John Paul insisted involves a moral norm, not a mere ecclesiastical law, to which everyone is bound in conscience “without exception”---is being overthrown in place after place.
+
+It is a great disservice to the Church to maintain the pretense that there is nothing problematical about AL.
+A moral catastrophe is self-evidently underway and it is not possible honestly to deny its cause.
+
+Robert Fastiggi to Chris Ferrara • 2 hours ago
+
+Thank you for your response.
+You write well but you do not reveal a proper understanding of what Pope Francis is saying in AL 303.
+I can only ask that you to study the matter more carefully with an open heart and mind.
+
+Chris Ferrara to Robert Fastiggi • 16 minutes ago
+
+Tell that to the four cardinals, the 800,000 faithful, the 45 theologians and the 61 other original signers of the correctio, all of whom you insult with your superficial and I must say entirely sophistical attempt to explain away what Francis is clearly doing.
+
+Irony of ironies, the latter-day Pharisees and legalists Francis sees around every corner are hard at work defending Amoris Laetitia at the very moment it is being cited by bishop after bishop as their sole authority for admitting public adulterers to Holy Communion---while Francis does nothing but approve.
+
+I think you should follow your own advice about studying this matter with an open heart and mind, but above all with open eyes, for you have clearly shut them to what is going in the dioceses in the name of AL.
+
+Fastiggi’s exchange with Ferrara concerning “More Fake News: La Stampa Tries Again.”
+
+Robert Fastiggi • 12 hours ago
+
+I would like to thank Christopher Ferrara again for calling attention to an article I co-authored with Dr. Goldstein in La Stampa.
+I give him credit for his colorful style.
+Unfortunately, Mr. Ferrara provides no real evidence for his claim that Pope Francis “wishes the bishops to admit public adulterers in 'second marriages' to the sacraments while continuing their adulterous relations.”
+
+He mentions the Holy Father's letter to the Buenos Aires bishops, but he fails to take into account that the statement of those Argentine bishops can be interpreted in an orthodox way, as Cardinal Müller told Edward Pentin in a Sept. 28 interview published in the National Catholic Register.
+In fact the statement of the Argentine bishops only speaks of the possibility of “access to the sacraments of Reconciliation and the Eucharist.” This could reasonably be interpreted as going to confession before receiving Holy Communion.
+
+The same applies to statements of Pope Francis and Cardinal Schoenborn mentioned by Ferrara.
+Pope Francis defers to the exposition of Amoris laetitia by Cardinal Schoenborn given in April 2016 when the exhortation was made public.
+I have read the Cardinal's exposition in both Italian and English, and I only find mention of the help of the sacraments in certain cases.
+Once again, Mr. Ferrara assumes this means access to Holy Communion without prior sacramental confession.
+With regard to the letter thanking the Bishops of Malta, it should be noted that Edward Pentin mentions a letter of Cardinal Baldiserri not a letter of Pope Francis.
+Moreover, this letter has not been made public so we don't know exactly what it says other than an expression of thanks.
+This seems to be very thin evidence for claiming Pope Francis wishes the bishops to admit public adulterers to the sacraments while continuing in their adulterous relations.
+As a lawyer, Ferrara should have a better sense of what really counts as evidence.
+As a Christian, he should also be mindful of the command against bearing false witness.
+
+Beyond these considerations, I wish to express a personal concern I have about Mr. Ferrara's standing in the Catholic Church.
+He says that Dr. Goldstein and I are “foot soldiers of a Leviathan Church” because we defend the Roman Pontiff.
+Does Mr. Ferrara believe that the Catholic Church under Pope Francis is a “Leviathan Church” and not the Catholic Church?
+If this is so, then it would suggest that Mr. Ferrara is refusing submission to the Roman Pontiff and communion with the members of the Church subject to him.
+This, though, is the very definition of schism found in the Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2089 and the 1983 CIC canon 751.
+I hope Mr. Ferrara can clarify what he means by the “Leviathan Church” under Pope Francis.
+A more simple question to him would be this: “Are you refusing submission to the Roman Pontiff or communion with the members subject to him?”
+
+I apologize ahead of time if I misconstrued his words.
+I believe, though, my question is reasonable in light of his reference to a “Leviathan Church” distinct from “the dictates of the Immortal God in heaven.”
+
+Chris Ferrara to Robert Fastiggi • 9 hours ago
+
+If Dr. Fastiggi wishes to continue to pretend, despite a growing mountain of evidence, that Pope Francis has not in fact approved of the admission of public adulterers to Holy Communion--just as he did when Archbishop of Buenos Aires, and just as he did with the woman he telephoned in Argentina—then I cannot help him.
+
+As for my metaphorical reference to a “Leviathan Church,” I am afraid Dr. Fastiggi has succumbed to an unfortunate literal-mindedness.
+To make it clear for him, I am contending that he and his co-author treat the Pope as if he were the absolute ruler of Hobbes’s Leviathan.
+I do not, as should be obvious, argue that this Leviathan Church actually exists.
+That it does not and cannot exist is precisely my point.
+
+Dr. Fastiggi’s inapt citation to Canon 751 and his clumsy and insulting questions about my “standing in the Catholic Church” and whether I am “refusing submission to the Roman Pontiff” demonstrate a pronounced lack of comprehension of pertinent ecclesiological and theological basics, and a rather embarrassing lack of rhetorical finesse.
+Raising objections to a papal document because it appears to depart from sound orthodoxy is hardly “refusing submission to the Roman Pontiff,” who has not, at any rate, actually commanded anyone to “submit” to anything via AL.
+
+I respectfully suggest that Dr. Fastiggi’s comments evince a need for serious study and reflection before he ventures further opinions on this controversy in public.
+
+Editor’s Note: Paragraph breaks added for readability.
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+Security Guard Jesus Campos Shot During The Vegas Massacre Raises New Questions About Official Narrative
+
+The infamous security guard at the Mandalay Bay Hotel, who was allegedly shot stopping the massacre in Las Vegas over a week ago is not listed or registered as such.
+Jesus Campos, who the narrative is constantly changing around, is still a source of mystery.
+So who is Jesus Campos?
+That burning question has bothered many since the release of his name, but there’s been no photograph of this alleged hero, even though we’ve already seen crime scene images of the guns Stephen Paddock allegedly dragged up to his 32nd-floor hotel room.
+The ever-changing narrative now though, seems to swirl around this unknown mystery security guard.
+At first, Campos, a guard at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, was hailed a hero for helping guide police to gunman Stephen Paddock’s room on the 32nd floor.
+Police said Campos was shot in the leg at the end of Paddock’s assault on concertgoers—potentially distracting the gunman and causing him to panic and kill himself.
+But now, questions have been raised after Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo revised the timeline and said Campos had actually been shot about 9:59 p.m. a (full six minutes before the mass shooting began at 10:05 p.m.) which means the guard could have instead led Paddock to start opening fire on the crowd for fear of being caught.
+Police have said it was difficult to identify the source of the bullets during the attack, and the confusion added more minutes to their lengthy response.
+But the revised timeline shows officers would have known where Paddock was before the mass shooting even started.
+Did Campos call 911?
+What happened during those six minutes?
+Much of Campos’s story and background remains a mystery.
+–Newsweek
+Campos’s co-worker Liliana Rodriguez started a GoFundMe account for him on October 3, explaining that he’d been shot while on “random patrol” and it could have been anyone of us.
+“Funds will be used to provide relief and financial support for him while he gets back on his feet,” Rodriguez’s online petition says.
+“This is a young man that I work with day in and day out.
+Any financial support would be appreciated for the time he would need to recover.”
+Strangely, a picture of Campos wasn’t displayed as part of the fund because Rodriguez indicated that “due to privacy from the media we do not feel comfortable publishing a photo.”
+There are obviously certain things that the FBI and other investigators seem intent on covering up.
+Their own narrative is quickly shattering.
+Las Vegas Metro Police Undersheriff Kevin McMahill explained more about Campos’s actions the night of the shooting, helping fill in some of what happened ahead of the attack, but unfortunately, it only added more questions and gave little in the way of answers.
+McMahill told KNPR, a local NPR affiliate, that Campos went up to the 32nd floor to investigate a door alarm.
+While on the 32nd floor, he found that a stairwell door was jammed and radioed down to maintenance.
+Campos heard a drilling sound and thought it was odd.
+A maintenance worker came up to the 32nd floor.
+As the pair started talking, Paddock began firing through the door of his room, first with a single-fire gun and then with a rapid-fire rifle.
+Police have said that when Campos radioed what happened, it helped them track where Paddock was holed up – so why change the narrative to make it even more unbelievable?
+And still, none of this explains why Campos is not registered as a security guard either, and why the timeline is being changed publically.
+What exactly do they want us to believe?
+Article posted with permission from SHTFPlan
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+Eyewitness Confessional: There Was An Active Shooter Targeting The Bellagio Hotel During The Las Vegas Massacre
+
+In yet another astonishing eyewitness report that contradicts the official story surrounding the worst mass shooting in American history, a married couple who were celebrating their 10th anniversary in Las Vegas at the time of the shooting have come forward to reveal that there was an active shooter inside the Bellagio Hotel around the same time that supposed lone gunman Stephen Paddock was found dead.
+During the confessional, a Canadian man by the name of Jeff detailed the fact that he and his wife were in the Bellagio Resort and Casino around 11:20pm on the night of the shooting when panic broke out in the hotels lobby.
+Jeff begins the interview by making clear his belief that there were multiple active shooters targeting different places in Las Vegas on the night of the attack.
+“First of all, I think what needs to be said is that, from my perspective, there were multiple events that occurred around Las Vegas, up and down the Strip that night.
+It wasn’t just centralized around the Mandalay Hotel,” the witness claimed.
+The eyewitness then goes on to directly say that he and his wife were involved in an active shooter situation at a different hotel that authorities have so far done everything in their power to cover-up.
+“My wife and I were in Las Vegas celebrating our 10th anniversary and on October 1st we were involved in an incident with an active shooter at the Bellagio.
+There is no mistake in my mind about it,” he continued.
+Jeff then describes a scene in which he and his wife were walking through the main lobby when screams and gunfire erupted.
+Keep in mind, this is all information that the police and the FBI has hidden from the American people.
+“All of a sudden there was just a crescendo of screams that started behind us in the lobby,” he claimed.
+“Then I heard somebody yell ‘there’s a shooter!
+There’s a shooter!’ And then I heard like five or six pops, like unmistakable gunfire, unmistakably.”
+“That was about 11:20 when we heard the shots and the screams… at that point you could hear and see the screams and see hundreds of people coming towards us.”
+Amazingly, as Shepard Ambellas noted, “The man’s claims match up to actual events captured in police audio recordings from the night of the shooting which confirms that between 11:15 and 11:18 p.m. on the night of Oct. 1 there was, in fact, something going on at the Bellagio.”
+This testimony also backs up claims by another eyewitness, Rene Downs, who has spent the past few days doing interviews about a shooter inside the Bellagio Hotel.
+Slowly but surely we are starting to see the official narrative regarding the Las Vegas Massacre be completely destroyed.
+At this point it is strikingly obvious that authorities have lied to the American people about the worst mass shooting in our countries history.
+One can only speculate as to what the reasons for these lies actually are?
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+Two DREAMERs Caught Smuggling Illegal Aliens
+
+Or rather, "Two illegal aliens caught smuggling less glamorous illegal aliens."
+The distinction between the illegal aliens who benefited from Obama's illegal amnesty and other illegals has always been a matter of rhetoric, not substance.
+And illegal aliens are not a racial or ethnic group.
+They're an industry: an economic industry and a political industry.
+If you legalize them, you move closer to legalizing all illegals.
+Meanwhile DREAMERs continue violating the law.
+In more ways than one.
+Customs and Border Protection said the first smuggling attempt was broken up on Oct. 4, after Border Patrol agents stopped a car at a checkpoint on Interstate 35 and discovered two illegal immigrants from Brazil hiding in the trunk.
+The driver of the car was from Guatemala, a juvenile who had been approved by the Obama administration for a DACA permit in 2016.
+Three days later the same checkpoint snared another DACA recipient from Mexico smuggling an illegal immigrant from Mexico in his trunk.
+Neither of the Dreamers’ names were released.
+They and the illegal immigrants they were trying to smuggle are all being processed for deportation, CBP said.
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+Dan Fishback: It's Okay to Boycott Israeli Plays, But Not Okay to Boycott BDS Plays
+
+Every time a BDS activist faces a boycott, the #BDStears come out.
+The latest outbreak of #BDStears comes from Dan Fishback and his supporters.
+The American Jewish Historical Society was caught collaborating with JVP; a radical anti-Israel hate group with links to anti-Semitism.
+Here's my article on the subject.
+The American Jewish Historical Society was founded to study and preserve Jewish history.
+These days it’s instead partnering with Jewish Voice for Peace: an anti-Israel BDS hate group that defends anti-Semitism and which sponsored talks by an anti-Semite who accused Jews of drinking blood.
+Coming up in late October is “The Balfour Declaration: Support for a Jewish Homeland or Jewish State?” The two speakers are Robert Herbst, the coordinator of the Westchester chapter of JVP, and Jonathan Kuttab, who advocates a one-state solution for eliminating Israel.
+He had tweeted, "EU no longer considers #Hamas a terrorist group.
+Time for US to do same."
+In December, the AJHS will feature “Rubble Rubble”, a play by Dan Fishback based on his trip to Israel.
+Fishback is a BDS supporter and a member of the JVP Artists Council.
+His goal is to “normalize Jewish anti-Zionism”.
+AJHS and JVP members get discounted admission.
+The JVP events have been canceled That includes Fishback's Rubble and Rubble.
+And Dan Fishback is flooding the media with #BDStears.
+There's an outbreak of them at anti-Israel hate sites like the New York Times and the Forward.
+"I have grown accustomed to feeling unwelcome in Jewish spaces," Dan Fishback whines.
+Him, the PLO and the KKK.
+"Any Jew who opposes the Occupation — or opposes Zionism itself — knows that feeling of being shunned from the places that are supposed to shelter and nurture you: families, synagogues, community centers, arts organizations," Fishback continues.
+"I am terrified for the Jewish people.
+I was raised to believe we were a people of dissent and argument.
+I was taught that it was important to ask difficult questions, and that it was noble to stand up for what you believed in.
+If our Jewish institutions — particularly the American Jewish Historical Society — cannot accommodate dissent, and effectively exclude all Jewish anti-Zionists, then they have not only lost a rapidly growing Jewish population, but they have lost a key aspect of their Jewishness."
+Let's unpack this knapsack of entitled nonsense.
+Anti-Israel activists like Dan Fishback are entitled to exploit Jewish spaces for their propoaganda... even while they advocate a boycott of the Jews of Israel.
+Previously Dan Fishback had authored an article arguing for boycotting some Israeli plays.
+Now he's whining that boycotting his play is a violation of Jewishness because Jews are a "people of dissent and argument."
+But the only dissent and argument that Jews are supposed to welcome is that of people who hate the existence of Jewish nationhood.
+Not of Jewish nationhood itself.
+"it’s not that BDS is “censoring” work — it’s that BDS is resisting a propaganda campaign that was intentionally crafted to influence international politics," Dan Fishback claimed when advocating a boycott of some Israeli plays.
+It's not that boycotting Dan Fishback censors work.
+It's resistance to a propaganda campaign intended to attack the human rights of the Jewish people.
+It's time for the #BDStears crowd to examine their entitlement and recognize that what's good for the goose is good for the gander.
+Either that or they can go whine to the New York Times some more because the Jewish community won't let them burn crosses on their lawn.
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+Las Vegas Shooting: A THIRD Timeline Emerges
+
+Editor's Note: This is probably a reason why reporters Laura Loomer and Mike Tokes were barred from entering the presser.
+They would have posed real genuine questions of Sheriff Lombardo and forced him to stumble all over himself in answering them.
+The words “conspiracy theorists” are being bandied about.
+Are they for real?
+A well-coordinated, meticulously planned attack on concertgoers leads to the murder of 58 Americans at a country music festival in Las Vegas, with over 500 injured, and they have no explanation or motive.
+Do the FBI and law enforcement think people won’t talk about it or speculate as to what happened?
+Are they for real?
+Further, the FBI insists there is no jihad motive, while saying they don’t know his motive.
+How can they possibly hold those two contradictory ideas at the same time?
+The sheriff, alluding to allegations of a conspiracy between his department, the F.B.I., and MGM — supposedly in an effort to establish a legal case — said, “there is no conspiracy.”
+William Jacobson explains the latest “revise” by the authorities is the now infamously botched Vegas investigation:
+October 13, 2017, Legal Insurrection
+
+Police and hotel still don’t agree on some details.
+I realize that in the heat of a shooting, particularly a mass shooting, it may take some time for a precise timeline to develop.
+But it didn’t take very long for the Las Vegas police to release a precise timeline.
+The initial timeline was that Stephen Paddock’s shooting stopped when, approximately 6 minutes after he started, he was interrupted by a security guard from the Mandalay Bay hotel.
+Paddock then turned his fire into the hallway, firing some 200 bullets, and after that the shooting stopped as police arrived.
+That was Version No.
+1.
+Some days later, the Las Vegas police backed away from that timeline, and stated that the security guard actually arrived 6 minutes before Paddock started shooting into the crowd 32 stories below him.
+That raised a number of question, including why no one called 911 after what must have been a loud volley of shots in a hotel hallway.
+That was Version No.
+2.
+But now that is disputed, in Version No.
+3.
+WaPo reports:
+Las Vegas police said Friday that the gunman who opened fire on a country music festival far below his hotel suite did not shoot a security guard six minutes before that rampage, contradicting a timeline they had offered earlier this week….
+The confusion began Monday when police said that the gunman fired at the hotel security guard, Jesus Campos, six minutes before the mass shooting began, not during the massacre as they had said.
+Lombardo also said police had hunted for the source of the gunfire and that officers responding to the gunman’s floor were unaware that a guard was shot until they arrived there, at which point the shooting rampage had ended.
+MGM Resorts pushed back on this account, first saying Tuesday that there were unspecified inaccuracies and then, on Thursday, releasing a statement directly contradicting parts of what the police had said….
+Lombardo had said Monday that Campos, the guard, was shot at 9:59 p.m. and that the mass shooting began at 10:05 p.m.
+This six-minute gap relayed by Lombardo left uncertain whether there was any lag in alerting police to the source of the gunfire during critical moments.
+Police said officers arrived on the 32nd floor at 10:17 p.m., two minutes after Paddock had stopped firing.
+MGM, though, said it was “confident” that the 9:59 p.m. time was inaccurate and “was derived from a Mandalay Bay report manually created after the fact without the benefit of information we now have.” The company also disputed the suggestion of a lag, saying the shooting rampage began within a minute of Campos reporting his injury on the 32nd floor.
+On Friday, Lombardo effectively agreed with the company’s statement, though he argued that the 9:59 p.m. time he had offered four days earlier “wasn’t inaccurate when I provided it.” Lombardo said he was told this time had been written by someone in a security log.
+Upon investigation, Lombardo said, police learned that Campos first encountered a barricaded door on the 32nd floor at 9:59 p.m.
+The guard was eventually fired upon by Paddock “in close proximity to” 10:05 p.m., when the mass shooting began, Lombardo continued.
+Clear, right?
+Not so fast, the police and hotel still have disagreement over important details, such as when police arrived relative to Paddock’s shooting at the crowd: An enormous, important discrepancy has emerged over what happened during the Las Vegas massacre: When did police arrive on the 32nd floor where Stephen Paddock was firing his deadly fusillade onto concertgoers below?
+Las Vegas police say they didn’t get to the floor until after the shooting was over.
+But MGM Resorts International, the owner of Mandalay Bay, says police officers were there shortly after the shooting began, responding to a report of a security guard being shot.
+The discrepancy could raise questions about whether police might have taken steps to intervene while Paddock was launching his devastating 10-minute onslaught….
+… on Thursday, in response to inquiries about when Mandalay Bay notified police of the Campos shooting, MGM Resorts issued a statement that was unequivocal: Las Vegas police officers accompanied Mandalay Bay security to the Campos shooting and “immediately responded.” MGM said that “Metro officers were together with armed Mandalay Bay security officers in the building when Campos first reported that shots were fired over the radio.
+These Metro officers and armed Mandalay Bay security officers immediately responded to the 32nd floor.” The statement says MGM believes Paddock began firing out the window of his room within 40 seconds of Campos reporting his shooting, and Lombardo said Friday, “I agree with the statement.” These discrepancies on basic facts are feeding conspiracy theories.
+As to Paddock’s motive, still nothing from the investigation.
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+Kerry On Edge As Legacy Crumbles
+
+Former Secretary of State John Kerry wasted no time condemning President Trump’s decision not to recertify, and to possibly withdraw from, the disastrous nuclear deal with Iran that Kerry negotiated on behalf of his boss Barack Obama.
+President Trump insisted on significant improvements to the Joint Plan of Comprehensive Action (JCPOA), as the deal is formally known.
+The JCPOA’s fundamental flaws that President Trump wants fixed include Iran’s ability to block unfettered international inspections, the wiggle room that Iran is exploiting to continue developing and testing ballistic missiles capable of delivering nuclear weapons, and the sunset clause on nuclear enrichment that would provide Iran a clear path to becoming a nuclear armed state after the current restrictions are lifted.
+Obama and Kerry had promised that these issues would be dealt with satisfactorily before agreeing to the final terms of the JCPOA.
+Instead they caved to Iranian pressure in order to get the deal done.
+Now that President Trump is trying to clean up the mess Obama and Kerry left him, Kerry has the gall to label President Trump’s decision a "reckless abandonment of facts in favor of ego and ideology" and to accuse the Trump administration of “lying to the American people.” It was the Obama administration that recklessly abandoned the facts in pressing ahead with the deal.
+The Obama administration lied to the American people, abandoning its own promises to ensure that the deal contained ironclad protections.
+Moreover, all that President Trump has done so far is to return the JCPOA to Congress for review.
+Had Obama followed the Constitution and submitted the JCPOA to the Senate as a treaty in the first place, the JCPOA in its present form almost certainly would not have been approved.
+Congress should now have the opportunity to revisit the JCPOA to determine whether the protections that the Obama administration promised are working as advertised.
+Congress should also consider whether time limits on Iran’s commitments continue to make sense in light of what we are now experiencing with Iran’s nuclear technology collaborator, North Korea.
+It bought time to turn into a full-fledged nuclear power under our noses.
+Kerry had promised that the Iranian regime would be prohibited from testing ballistic missiles.
+This turned out to be a lie.
+After the JCPOA was finalized, with no such prohibition included, Iran continued to test such missiles.
+The Obama administration’s response was that the missiles had become a separate issue, to be dealt with under a new United Nations Security Council resolution endorsing the JCPOA.
+The new resolution replaced clear prohibitions imposed on Iran’s ballistic missile program with a weak declaration in an annex that simply “calls upon” Iran not to undertake any activity such as development and test launches related to ballistic missiles designed to be capable of delivering nuclear weapons for eight years.
+Iran has tested several ballistic missiles during the last two years, including two Qadr H missiles with the phrase “Israel must be wiped out” emblazoned on the sides.
+The commander of Iran’s Army, Major General Ataollah Salehi, had told reporters just a month before the launch of those missiles that Iran was "neither paying any attention to the resolutions against Iran, nor implementing them.
+This is not a breach of the JCPOA.”
+Russian Ambassador to the United Nations Vitaly Churkin, spurning requests from Obama administration officials to impose sanctions against Iran under the Security Council resolution, asserted that the Iranian missile test did not violate the resolution.
+“A call is different from a ban so legally you cannot violate a call, you can comply with a call or you can ignore the call, but you cannot violate a call,” the Russian ambassador said.
+In short, the JCPOA did not cover the missile tests and the replacement UN Security Council resolution that did mention the missiles is toothless.
+Deputy National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes told CNN, during an interview aired on April 6, 2015, that under the deal’s terms then still being negotiated, “you will have anywhere, anytime, 24/7 access as it relates to the nuclear facilities that Iran has."
+Rhodes claimed that “if we see a site that we need to inspect on a military facility, we can get access to that site and inspect it.
+So if it's a suspicious site that we believe is related to its nuclear efforts, we can get access and inspect that site through the IAEA.” This was another lie.
+After the JCPOA was finalized in July 2015, Rhodes shamelessly denied that anytime, anywhere inspections were ever considered as part of the negotiations.
+“We never sought in this negotiation the capacity for so-called anytime, anywhere,” Rhodes said on July 14, 2015.
+The JCPOA’s supporters, including Kerry, have made much of the fact that the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has on several occasions verified Iran’s compliance with its commitments under the JCPOA, keeping its stock of low-enriched uranium below the limit set forth in the JCPOA and not pursuing further construction of the Arak reactor.
+Iran was found to have slightly exceeded the limit on its stock of heavy water, but has remedied the problem to the IAEA’s satisfaction.
+IAEA chief Yukiya Amano reiterated in a statement he issued on October 9th that Iran has remained in compliance with its JCPOA commitments.
+The problem, as any clear-eyed observer of the process recognizes, is that the IAEA relies on Iran for self-inspection of certain sites that the regime does not want the IAEA to inspect freely on its own.
+IAEA inspectors have avoided examining military sites it knows exists and has no reliable way of tracking undeclared sites.
+The IAEA’s explanation for not visiting any of Iran’s known military sites is that it had “no reason to ask” for access.
+Evidently, the IAEA is supposed to block out the fact that Iran had conducted tests relevant to nuclear bomb detonations at a military site before the JCPOA’s finalization in 2015.
+The IAEA should just pretend that such tests could not possibly happen again.
+“Nobody is allowed to visit Iran's military sites,” said Iran’s Head of Strategic Research Center at the Expediency Council and adviser to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, Ali Akbar Velayati.
+Intimidation works.
+The IAEA knows not to ask.
+As to the JCPOA’s sunset provisions, the Obama administration lied about that too.
+Kerry claimed on September 2, 2015 that the JCPOA “never sunsets.
+There’s no sunset in this agreement.”
+This month Kerry has resorted to parsing words.
+He claims the phrase 'sunset provisions' is a “misnomer,” before then defending the JCPOA’s time limits.
+"We were comfortable because the cap on Iran’s low-enriched uranium stockpile remains in place until 2030,” Kerry wrote in an article published in the Washington Post late last month.
+In other words, let’s just kick the can down the road and hope for a more reasonable Iranian regime in 13 years that would agree to extend the time limits.
+In the meantime, Kerry advises us not to worry.
+Kerry declared, “15 or 25 years from now, we still have the same military options we have today.”
+John Kerry has obviously learned nothing from the North Korean fiasco, which resulted from years of phony agreements with the rogue regime and so-called “strategic patience.” The United States clearly does not have the same military options today to deal with a nuclear armed North Korea as it did 23 years ago when former President Bill Clinton decided not to use military force to stamp out North Korea’s nuclear program at its inception.
+Instead, Clinton started us down the primrose path of naïve diplomacy with a duplicitous regime that now is on the verge of being able to strike the U.S. mainland with nuclear warheads delivered by intercontinental ballistic missiles.
+It is precisely because North Korea’s actions over the last 23 years have proven that making concessions to a rogue regime in order to obtain denuclearization commitments is so dangerous that President Trump does not want to make the same mistake with Iran.
+America’s European allies are also upset with President Trump for refusing to recertify the deal and threatening to pull out if certain conditions are not met.
+British Prime Minister Theresa May, French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel issued a joint statement last Friday praising the JCPOA and its implementation.
+They said that the nuclear deal with Iran was “the culmination of 13 years of diplomacy and was a major step towards ensuring that Iran’s nuclear programme is not diverted for military purposes.
+Therefore, we encourage the US Administration and Congress to consider the implications to the security of the US and its allies before taking any steps that might undermine the JCPOA, such as re-imposing sanctions on Iran lifted under the agreement.”
+Perhaps these European leaders should remember their own history.
+Appeasement through phony deals with a rogue dictatorship does not work, as proven by the infamous Munich Pact signed by British and French Prime Ministers Neville Chamberlain and Edouard Daladier with German Chancellor Adolf Hitler seventy-nine years ago.
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+Madagascar Plague Outbreak Has Already Killed 57 And Infected Over 600
+
+An outbreak of the plague in Madagascar is spreading at an unprecedented rate.
+With the ease of spreading the plague, the likelihood that this disease will move to other more densely populated regions of the planet has become a huge concern for many.
+So far, the plague has claimed 57 lives and infected more than 680 others.
+These figures are from October 12, however, and the disease is spreading rapidly.
+An estimated 329 of these cases and 25 of the deaths were in the capital city of Antananarivo.
+Of the 684 cases reported as of October 12, 474 were the pneumonic plague, 156 bubonic and 1 septicemic plague.
+A further 54 were unspecified, according to the World Health Organization.
+Of Madagascar’s 114 districts, 35 have reported cases of plague, including at least 10 cities.
+Plague is caused by infection with the bacterium Yersinia pestis and is typically spread through the bite of infected fleas, frequently carried by rats.
+The bacteria will eventually end up causing the often fatal plague.
+Symptoms can include painful, swollen lymph nodes, called buboes, as well as fever, chills, and coughing.
+Pneumonic plague is more virulent or damaging and is an advanced form of the disease characterized by a severe lung infection.
+The infection can be transmitted from person to person via airborne droplets from coughing or sneezing.
+The incubation period is extremely short too, and an infected person may die within 12 to 24 hours of contracting the bacteria making cures in underdeveloped regions of the globe difficult at best.
+According to CNN, the cases were reported by both the World Health Organization (WHO) and the National Bureau for Risk and Disaster Management (BNGRC) in Madagascar.
+They include probable and suspected cases as well those that have been confirmed by laboratory tests.
+And while the country experiences regular outbreaks, with an estimated 400 cases of plague each year, this time things are very different, experts warn.
+This year, health officials report the infections started much earlier than usual, and they’re occurring in new areas, including urban settings.
+They’ve also seen an unexpected number of cases of pneumonic plague, which transmits more easily from person to person.
+Historically dubbed the “black death” the bubonic plague has been responsible for several worldwide pandemics in the past.
+Early detection of the plague is key since both forms of it can be cured with antibiotics.
+But, occasionally there can be cases of septicemic plague, where the infection has spread to a person’s bloodstream and can cause bleeding and necrosis of tissue, turning it black.
+Internationally, this outbreak is also being taken seriously.
+WHO delivered more than 1.2 million doses of antibiotics and released $1.5 million in emergency funds earlier this month.
+The Red Cross has released more than $1 million to deploy a treatment center and has mobilized more than 1,000 volunteers and is upgrading their skills on community surveillance, finding and monitoring people who have been in contact with infected patients and insightful messaging to stop the spread of this disease.
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+The Las Vegas Security Guard Credited With Finding Shooter, Mysteriously Vanished Into Thin Air
+
+By now, we have all heard of Jesus Campos.
+He’s the heroic security guard that allegedly located the Las Vegas shooter, Steven Paddock.
+But the narrative surrounding him has changed wildly since the authorities mentioned him, and now, he’s mysteriously vanished into thin air.
+Of course, this leads many to believe that Campos didn’t even exist, to begin with.
+His mere existence appears to have been fabricated by the very authorities who are cramming lies down our throats about this massacre for the sake of political agendas.
+There are two conflicting timelines of Campos’s injury, but what the media has so far made clear, is that they want the public to believe Campos was walking down the Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino’s 32nd floor hallway, when Stephen Paddock spotted him on a camera he’d allegedly set up in a room service cart, just outside his suite.
+Once he saw Campos, Paddock reportedly fired nearly 200 rounds through his suite door, wounding Campos in the leg.
+Moments later (6 minutes actually, according to the newly revised timeline regarding Campos) Paddock allegedly opened fire on a crowd killing more than 50 and injuring nearly 500.
+But Campos has been a mysterious subject since being wounded in the first moments of Paddock’s assault.
+After speaking to hotel and law enforcement officials, Campos was scheduled to appear on local Las Vegas television for an interview but went missing just moments before he was supposed to be on the air.
+David Hickey, a spokesman for the Security, Police, and Fire Professionals of America (SPFPA), Campos’s union, said he got a text that Campos had been taken to an urgent care facility, UMC Quick Care.
+But UMC Quick Care says none of their clinics filled out an intake request for a patient by that name, and Campos has been silent since the text; vanishing into thin air.
+He also isn’t listed on the registry that shows the names of licensed security guards in Nevada.
+“Right now I’m just concerned where my member is, and what his condition is.
+It’s highly unusual,” Hickey told media.
+“I’m hoping everything is OK with him and I’m sure MGM or the union will let (media) know when we hear something,” he said.
+In the meantime, authorities still have not released a conclusive timeline for the shooting they desperately want us to believe was committed by Paddock.
+And, according to the latest reports, are still looking for a motive for the shooting.
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+THE OPPORTUNITIES AND RISKS OF TRUMP'S IRAN INITIATIVE
+
+Originally published the Jerusalem Post.
+On Friday, US President Donald Trump initiated an important change in US policy toward Iran.
+
+No, in his speech decertifying Iran’s compliance with the nuclear accord it struck with his predecessor Barack Obama, Trump didn’t announce a new strategy for preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, or stemming its hegemonic rise in the Middle East, or limiting its ability to sponsor terrorism.
+Trump’s move was not operational.
+It was directional.
+
+In his address Friday, Trump changed the policy dynamics that dictate US policy on Iran.
+For the first time since 2009, when Obama backed the murderous regime in Tehran, spurning the millions of Iranians who rose up in the Green Revolution, Trump opened up the possibility that the US may begin to base its policies toward Iran on reality.
+
+Trump began his remarks by setting out Iran’s long rap sheet of aggression against America.
+
+Starting with the US embassy seizure and hostage crisis, Trump described Iran’s crimes and acts of war against America in greater detail than any of his predecessors ever did.
+
+Trump’s dossier was interlaced with condemnations of the regime’s repression of its own people.
+
+By merging Iran’s external aggression with its internal repression, Trump signaled a readiness to drive a wedge – or expand the wedge – between the authoritarian theocrats that rule Iran and the largely secular, multiethnic and pro-Western people of Iran.
+
+Trump then turned his attention to Iran’s illicit ballistic missile program, its sponsorship of terrorism, including its links to al-Qaida, its aggression against its neighbors, its aggressive acts against maritime traffic in the Straits of Hormuz, and its bids to destabilize and control large swaths of the Middle East through its proxies.
+
+It is notable that these remarks preceded Trump’s discussion of the nuclear deal – which was the ostensible subject of his speech.
+Before Trump discussed Iran’s breaches of the nuclear deal, he first demonstrated that contrary to the expressed views of his top advisers, it is impossible to limit a realistic discussion of the threat Iran constitutes to US national security and interests to whether or not and it what manner it is breaching the nuclear accord.
+
+This was a critical point because for the past two years, US discourse on Iran has focused solely on whether or not Iran was complying with Obama’s nuclear pact.
+By placing the nuclear deal in the context of Iran’s consistent, overarching hostility and aggression, Trump made it self-evident that no US interest is served in continuing to give Iran a free pass from congressional sanctions.
+
+After accomplishing that goal, Trump turned his attention to how Iran is actually breaching the letter and spirit of the nuclear pact.
+Only then, almost as an afterthought, did he announce that he was decertifying Iranian compliance with the nuclear deal, setting the conditions for the renewal of congressional sanctions on Iran and opening the floodgates of congressional sanctions on Iran in retaliation for the full spectrum of its aggressive and illicit acts against the US, its interests and allies.
+
+By empowering Congress to prohibit economic cooperation with Iran, Trump put the Europeans, Chinese and Russians on notice that they may soon face a choice between conducting business with the US and conducting business with Iran.
+
+After putting them on notice, Trump discussed the possibility of improving Obama’s nuclear accord.
+Among other things, he suggested expanding the inspection regime against Iran’s nuclear installations and canceling the so-called “sunset” clause that places an end date on the restrictions governing certain components of Iran’s nuclear advancement.
+
+Trump’s address has the potential to serve as the foundation of a major, positive shift in US policy toward Iran.
+Such a shift could potentially facilitate the achievement of Trump’s goals of preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, containing its regional aggression and empowerment and defeating its terrorist proxies.
+
+Unfortunately, it is also likely, indeed, it is more likely, that his words will not be translated into policies to achieve these critical aims.
+
+Trump’s decision to transfer immediate responsibility to Congress for holding Iran accountable for its hostile actions on the military and other fronts is a risky move.
+He has a lot of enemies, and the nuclear deal has a lot of supporters on Capitol Hill.
+
+Obama would have never been able to implement his nuclear deal if Senator Bob Corker, chairman of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, hadn’t agreed to cast the Constitution aside and ignore Obama’s constitutional duty to present the nuclear deal to the Senate for ratification as a treaty.
+
+Over the past week, Trump and Corker have been involved in an ugly public fight precipitated by Corker’s announcement that he will not be seeking reelection next year.
+
+Today Corker has nothing to restrain him from scuttling Trump’s agenda.
+If he wishes, out of spite, Corker can block effective sanctions from being passed.
+And he may do so even though the implications for his Senate colleagues would be dire and even though doing so would render him an unofficial protector of Iran’s nuclear program.
+
+What is true for Corker is doubly true for the Democrats.
+
+Leading Democratic senators like Robert Menendez, Ben Cardin and Chuck Schumer, who opposed Obama’s Iran deal may now feel that as opponents of the Trump administration, they are required to oppose any change to the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act.
+
+Indeed, given the rise of radical forces in their party it is likely that they would rather give Iran a free pass for its anti-American aggression and nuclear proliferation than work with Republicans on Capitol Hill and in the White House.
+
+Then again, by framing the issue of Iran’s threat to America as he did, and by transferring responsibility for reinstating sanctions and passing further sanctions on Iran to Congress, Trump opened up the possibility that Congress will conduct substantive – rather than personal – debates on Iran.
+
+And the more substantive those debates become, the further away the US discourse will move from the mendacious assumptions of Obama’s Iran policy – that the Iranian regime is a responsible actor and potential US ally, and that there is nothing inherently aggressive or problematic about Iran’s illicit nuclear weapons program.
+
+The second major risk inherent in Trump’s approach is that he will get his way; that the Europeans, Russians and Chinese and the Iranians will agree to improve the nuclear deal.
+The problem here is not obvious.
+Clearly, it is better if the deal is amended to delete the sunset clauses and expand the inspections regime.
+
+Yet even an amended, improved deal will still serve as a shield to Iran’s nuclear program.
+An improved deal won’t destroy Iran’s centrifuges.
+
+It won’t take away Iran’s enriched uranium.
+It won’t destroy Iran’s nuclear installations.
+And it won’t bring down the regime which by its nature ensures all of these things will remain a menace to the US, its allies and international security as a whole.
+
+So long as the US continues to maintain a policy based on the false view that all that is necessary to destroy the threat of a nuclear armed Iran is a combination of the nuclear deal and economic sanctions, it will continue to ensure that Iran and its nuclear program remain a major threat.
+Distressingly, US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley, the most outspoken supporter of decertifying Iranian compliance in the Trump administration, told NBC on Sunday that the US intends to remain in the nuclear deal.
+
+To understand what must be done we must return to Trump’s speech and its strategic significance.
+
+By taking a holistic view of the Iranian threat – grounded in a recognition of the inherent hostility of the regime – Trump opened up the possibility that the US and its allies can develop a holistic policy for confronting and defeating Iran and its proxies.
+If the Iran deal and sanctions are two components to a larger strategy rather than the entire strategy, they can be helpful.
+
+A wider strategy would target Iran’s regional aggression by weakening its proxies and clients from Hezbollah and Hamas to the regimes in Iraq, Yemen, Syria and Lebanon.
+It would target the regime itself by empowering the ayatollahs’ domestic opponents.
+It would pin down Iranian forces by arming and otherwise assisting the Iraqi Kurds to defend and maintain their control over their territory along the Iranian border while strengthening the ties between Iranian Kurds and Iraqi Kurds.
+
+Friday, Trump created the possibility for such a strategy.
+It is up to members of Congress, and US allies like Israel and the Sunni Arab states to help Trump conceive and implement it.
+If they fail, the possibility Trump created will be lost, perhaps irrevocably.
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+FBI Informant “Threatened” After Offering Details Linking Clinton Foundation To Russian Bribery Case
+
+This report was originally published by Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge
+While the mainstream media has largely ignored it, the scandal surrounding Russian efforts to acquire 20% of America’s uranium reserves, a deal which was ultimately approved by the Obama administration, and more specifically the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) which included Hillary Clinton and Eric Holder, is becoming more problematic for Democrats by the hour.
+As The Hill pointed out earlier this morning, the latest development in this sordid tale revolves around a man that the FBI used as an informant back in 2009 and beyond to build a case against a Russian perpetrator who ultimately admitted to bribery, extortion and money laundering.
+The informant, who is so far only known as “Confidential Source 1,” says that when he attempted to come forward last year with information that linked the Clinton Foundation directly to the scandal he was promptly silenced by the FBI and the Obama administration.
+Working as a confidential witness, the businessman made kickback payments to the Russians with the approval of his FBI handlers and gathered other evidence, the records show.
+Sources told The Hill the informant’s work was crucial to the government’s ability to crack a multimillion dollar racketeering scheme by Russian nuclear officials on U.S. soil that involved bribery, kickbacks, money laundering and extortion.
+In the end, the main Russian executive sent to the U.S. to expand Russian President Vladimir Putin’s nuclear business, an executive of an American trucking firm and a Russian financier from New Jersey pled guilty to various crimes in a case that started in 2009 and ended in late 2015.
+Toensing added her client has had contact from multiple congressional committees seeking information about what he witnessed inside the Russian nuclear industry and has been unable to provide that information because of the NDA.
+“He can’t disclose anything that he came upon in the course of his work,” she said.
+The information the client possesses includes specific allegations that Russian executives made to him about how they facilitated the Obama administration’s 2010 approval of the Uranium One deal and sent millions of dollars in Russian nuclear funds to the U.S. to an entity assisting Bill Clinton’s foundation.
+At the time, Hillary Clinton was serving as secretary of State on the government panel that approved the deal, the lawyer said.
+It has been previously reported that Bill Clinton accepted $500,000 in Russian speaking fees in 2010 and collected millions more in donations for his foundation from parties with a stake in the Uranium One deal, transactions that both the Clintons and the Obama administration denied had any influence on the approval.
+In the midst of the new discoveries revealed yesterday about the Uranium One case (see: FBI Uncovered Russian Bribery Plot Before Obama Approved Uranium One Deal, Netting Clintons Millions), “Confidential Source 1” has once again hired an attorney, Victoria Toensing, a former Reagan Justice Department official and former chief counsel of the Senate Intelligence Committee, to get his story out.
+Sitting down with The Hill earlier, Toensing said that the last time her client tried to speak out “both his reputation and liberty” were “threatened” by the Obama administration in a effort to force his silence.
+“All of the information about this corruption has not come out,” she said in an interview Tuesday.
+“And so my client, the same part of my client that made him go into the FBI in the first place, says, ‘This is wrong.
+What should I do about it?’”
+Toensing said she also possesses memos that recount how the Justice Department last year threatened her client when he attempted to file a lawsuit that could have drawn attention to the Russian corruption during the 2016 presidential race as well as helped him recover some of the money Russians stole from him through kickbacks during the FBI probe.
+The undercover client witnessed “a lot of bribery going on around the U.S.” but was asked by the FBI to sign a nondisclosure agreement (NDA) that prevents him from revealing what he knows to Congress, Toensing explained.
+When he tried to bring some of the allegations to light in the lawsuit last year, “the Obama Justice Department threatened him with loss of freedom.
+They said they would bring a criminal case against him for violating an NDA,” she added.
+Emails obtained by The Hill show that a civil attorney working with the former undercover witness described the pressure the Justice Department exerted to keep the client from disclosing to a federal court what he knew last summer.
+“The government was taking a very harsh position that threatened both your reputation and liberty,” the civil lawyer wrote in one email.
+In another, she added, “As you will recall the gov’t made serious threats sufficient to cause you to withdraw your civil complaint.”
+As we pointed out last summer when Peter Schweizer first released his feature documentary Clinton Cash, the Uranium One deal at the center of this scandal is believed to have netted the Clintons and their Clinton Foundation millions of dollars in donations and ‘speaking fees’ from Uranium One shareholders and other Russian entities.
+Russian Purchase of US Uranium Assets in Return for $145mm in Contributions to the Clinton Foundation – Bill and Hillary Clinton assisted a Canadian financier, Frank Giustra, and his company, Uranium One, in the acquisition of uranium mining concessions in Kazakhstan and the United States.
+Subsequently, the Russian government sought to purchase Uranium One but required approval from the Obama administration given the strategic importance of the uranium assets.
+In the run-up to the approval of the deal by the State Department, nine shareholders of Uranium One just happened to make $145mm in donations to the Clinton Foundation.
+Moreover, the New Yorker confirmed that Bill Clinton received $500,000 in speaking fees from a Russian investment bank, with ties to the Kremlin, around the same time.
+Needless to say, the State Department approved the deal giving Russia ownership of 20% of U.S. uranium assets.
+Meanwhile, the ‘journalists’ over at CNN are still trying to get to the bottom of exactly who spent the $100,000 on Facebook ads…
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+Iranian Aggression Intensifies
+
+Last July, Major General Mohammad Bagheri, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) military commander and chief of staff of Iran’s armed forces, warned that “putting the Revolutionary Guard in the terrorist lists with terrorist groups can be very costly to the United States and its military bases and forces in the region.” IRGC commander Mohammad Ali Jafari said on October 8th that "if the news is correct about the stupidity of the American government in considering the Revolutionary Guards a terrorist group, then the Revolutionary Guards will consider the American army to be like Islamic State all around the world."
+The next day the Iranian regime warned of a "crushing" response if the United States were to designate the IRGC as a terrorist organization.
+President Trump has called the Iranian regime’s bluff with his announcement last week that he would do just that.
+Designating the IRGC as a terrorist organization and imposing new sanctions for its aggressive actions in the region is not a restoration of the sanctions lifted by the Obama administration as part of its disastrous nuclear deal with Iran.
+If Iran insists it can do what it wants militarily in terms of missile launches, support of terrorist groups such as Hezbollah and Hamas, and arms transfers without violating the nuclear deal, then the United States can certainly act to curb such activities through financial pressure.
+The U.S. can impose sanctions against the Iranian regime’s principal instrument for projecting aggressive, destabilizing force outside of its borders without violating the nuclear deal.
+The Iranian regime does not see it that way, however.
+With the lifting of the nuclear-related sanctions making available billions of dollars to Iran’s leaders to further finance the IRGC’s exploits in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen and elsewhere, the regime is furious that the Trump administration is tightening the financial screws again, even if for reasons not directly related to Iran’s compliance with the terms of the nuclear deal.
+Thus, it is threatening U.S. forces and bases in the region.
+A couple of seemingly unrelated events this past week point to Iran’s positioning itself for more aggressive military actions that could place U.S. forces in harm’s way.
+On Tuesday, Major General Bagheri landed in Damascus for talks with Syrian President Bashar Assad and senior Syrian officials, including the defense minister and the chief of staff of the Syrian armed forces.
+Bagheri is quoted as saying that his visit’s purpose was to “put a joint strategy on continuing co-ordination and co-operation at the military level.” Some experts on Iran believe that Bagheri’s visit to Damascus at this time is intended to reinforce a message that Iran will continue to supply weaponry to Syria and to reinforce the presence of its terrorist proxy Hezbollah in Syria.
+This will not only serve to bolster the Assad regime, but it also will strengthen Iran's ability to follow through on its threats to the U.S. and its allies, principally Israel.
+Meanwhile, following the departure of the Kurds from Kirkuk, Iraq earlier this week, the IRGC’s operational Al Qods arm reportedly established a command center and five bases there.
+According to Debkafile, this constitutes “the first military facility Iran has ever established openly in Iraq.” The Kirkuk region holds 45 percent of Iraqi’s oil.
+The Iraqi branch of Iran’s terrorist proxy Hezbollah has vowed that once ISIS is defeated it will start killing Americans, as it has done before.
+It is against this backdrop that U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley used her entire speech to the UN Security Council on Wednesday to denounce the Iranian regime on multiple grounds.
+The session was supposed to be devoted to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but Ambassador Haley departed from the monthly ritual during which Israel is normally singled out for criticism by other Council members.
+She went after Iran instead.
+She explained why the Trump administration decided to take “a comprehensive approach to confronting the Iranian regime,” which does not give the regime a get out of jail free card even if it is in technical compliance with the loophole-ridden nuclear deal agreed to by the Obama administration.
+“We can’t talk about stability in the Middle East without talking about Iran,” Ambassador Haley said.
+“That’s because nearly every threat to peace and security in the Middle East is connected to Iran’s outlaw behavior.
+The United States has now embarked on a course that attempts to address all aspects of Iran’s destructive conduct, not just one aspect.
+It’s critical that the international community do the same.
+Judging Iran by the narrow confines of the nuclear deal misses the true nature of the threat.
+Iran must be judged in totality of its aggressive, destabilizing, and unlawful behavior.
+To do otherwise would be foolish.”
+Ambassador Haley accused the Iranian regime of continuing to “play” the Security Council.
+“Iran hides behind its assertion of technical compliance with the nuclear deal while it brazenly violates the other limits on its behavior.
+And we have allowed them to get away with it.
+This must stop.”
+Ambassador Haley proceeded to list various violations by the Iranian regime of Security Council resolutions pertaining to the transfer of conventional weapons from Iran and the arming of terrorist groups, including the Houthi rebels in Yemen and Hezbollah.
+She also pointed to what she called the Iranian regime’s “most threatening act” – its launch of ballistic missiles capable of carrying nuclear weapons.
+“When a rogue regime starts down the path of ballistic missiles, it tells us that we will soon have another North Korea on our hands,” Ambassador Haley said.
+“If it is wrong for North Korea to do this, why doesn’t that same mentality apply to Iran?
+“
+As for the Iran’s supposed technical compliance with its commitments under the nuclear deal itself, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), the UN’s international inspectors are not able to visit Iran’s military sites.
+Past work on nuclear explosive trigger devices appears to have taken place at one or more such sites in the past.
+International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Yukiya Amano admitted last month that when it comes to the IAEA’s capacity to check whether Iran was conducting work on a nuclear explosive device, his agency’s “tools are limited.” The Iranian regime has also attempted to skirt the restrictions in the JCPOA on its procurement of materials, equipment, goods and technology related to Iran’s nuclear activities.
+The Heritage Foundation noted in its recent report on the JCPOA, for example, that Iran was “caught red-handed trying to purchase nuclear technology and restricted ballistic missile technology from German companies.”
+U.S. intelligence had discovered North Korea’s transfer of missile parts to Iran at the very same time that Iran was negotiating the nuclear deal, in clear violation of UN Security Council resolutions then in effect.
+The Obama administration chose to look the other way.
+Does anybody with a modicum of sense really believe that such collaboration between the two rogue nations is not going on today?
+Iran is flush with cash, thanks to the JCPOA.
+It wants to build out its missile and nuclear enrichment capabilities.
+In addition to covert transfers of materials and technology to Iran in violation of the nuclear deal, the JCPOA may provide a loophole for Iran to exploit in outsourcing some of the development work to North Korea for hard currency, which North Korea desperately needs.
+They are a perfect match for each other.
+Proponents of the JCPOA argue that exiting the nuclear deal unless it is changed to the Trump administration’s satisfaction would undermine U.S. credibility with North Korea and thereby kill any chance of negotiations to resolve the crisis caused by North Korea's continued testing of sophisticated nuclear arms and ballistic missiles.
+"If we want to talk to North Korea now, the possible end for the nuclear deal with Iran would jeopardize the credibility of such treaties," Reuters quoted German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel as saying.
+Germany is one of the parties to the JCPOA.
+Other European allies have voiced similar concerns.
+So have Obama’s former Secretaries of State Hillary Clinton and John Kerry.
+This argument is absurd on its face.
+The whole point is to prevent Iran from becoming the next North Korea, not to kick the can down the road as usual.
+North Korea’s aggressive pursuit of nuclear weapons and of intercontinental ballistic missiles equipped with nuclear warheads proves that weak agreements full of front-loaded goodies rewarding rogue regimes for elusive promises are worthless.
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+Madagascar Hospitals On High Alert: ‘No One Is Safe’ From The Black Plague
+
+Travelers are being warned to keep their distance from areas of Madagascar affected by the bubonic plague.
+As the outbreak worsens, some doctors are even warning that “no one is safe” from the disease.
+The outbreak of the black plague in Madagascar has so far killed 97 people, and doctors are warning that it will be continuing to spread and worsen, meaning no one is safe.
+Health officials say the disease, which contributed to the deaths of more than 50 million people in Europe during the Middle Ages, has spread from rural areas to the more urban areas not usually affected.
+Hundreds of cases are reported on the tropical island every year, but experts are warning the epidemic is “much more dangerous” than in previous years.
+Officials have reported infections in 17 of the island nation’s 22 regions since the outbreak started in August.
+And the number of cases is growing by the day, said Elhadj As Sy, the secretary general of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) as the nation put all hospitals on high alert.
+The hospitals have also begun implementing preventative measures with attempts to stall the spread of the bacterial infection.
+The IFRC said it’s introducing the same “safe and dignified” burial methods used in West Africa during the 2014 Ebola epidemic.
+This helps cut the chain of transmission by preventing further infections through direct contact with infected corpses.
+Last week, less than 60 people had died and around 600 had been infected.
+Now, there are 911 confirmed cases in addition to the almost 100 deaths.
+While cases of bubonic plague occur in Madagascar nearly every year, the much more dangerous and deadly pneumonic plague has never been so prevalent.
+It arrived earlier than expected this year, and has become much more contagious with it being transmitted from person to person through the air.
+Pneumonic plague is the most life-threatening form of the infection caused by the manifestation of a Yersinia pestis bacterial infection.
+Although the black plague can be treated effectively with antibiotics, the incubation time of this bacteria is incredibly short.
+Death often occurs within 12-24 hours of becoming infected.
+The bubonic strain of the disease is spread through the bites of infected fleas, whereas the more contagious and deadly pneumonic type is spread through the coughing or sneezing of an infected person.
+Elhadj As Sy said that overcoming the epidemic would require long-term help, not “just intervening at the peak and then forgetting about it”.
+Dr. Manitra Rakotoarivony, Madagascar’s director of health promotion, said: “Normally, people who catch the plague live in poor areas, but people in every place in society are catching the disease.”
+Jimmy Whitworth, professor of International Public Health at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, told The Sun: “It has been a long time since we have seen the plague in an urban environment.
+Although health officials have said that internationally, the threat is still fairly low, they’ve also said no one in Madagascar is safe, including travelers, spiking concerns over a possible global pandemic.
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+The Kurds have no friends but the mountains, is an old lament .
+Last week, it must have been very much on Kurdish minds.
+As their U.S. allies watched, the Kurdish peshmerga fighters were run out of Kirkuk and all the territory they had captured fighting ISIS alongside the Americans.
+The Iraqi army that ran them out was trained and armed by the United States.
+The U.S. had warned the Kurds against holding the referendum on independence on Sept. 25, which carried with 92 percent.
+Iran and Turkey had warned against an independent Kurdistan that could be a magnet for Kurdish minorities in their own countries.
+But the Iraqi Kurds went ahead.
+Now they have lost Kirkuk and its oil, and their dream of independence is all but dead.
+More troubling for America is the new reality revealed by the rout of the peshmerga.
+Iraq, which George W. Bush and the neocons were going to fashion into a pro-Western democracy and American ally, appears to be as close to Iran as it is to the United States.
+After 4,500 U.S. dead, scores of thousands wounded and a trillion dollars sunk, our 15-year war in Iraq could end with a Shiite-dominated Baghdad aligned with Tehran.
+With that grim prospect in mind, Secretary Rex Tillerson said Sunday , "Iranian militias that are in Iraq, now that the fight against ... ISIS is coming to a close ... need to go home.
+Any foreign fighters in Iraq need to go home."
+Tillerson meant Iran's Quds Force in Iraq should go home, and the Shiite militia in Iraq should be conscripted into the army.
+But what if the Baghdad regime of Haider al-Abadi does not agree?
+What if the Quds Force does not go home to Iran and the Shiite militias that helped retake Kirkuk refuse to enlist in the Iraqi army?
+Who then enforces Tillerson's demands?
+Consider what is happening in Syria.
+The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces, largely Kurdish, just annihilated ISIS in Raqqa and drove 60 miles to seize Syria's largest oil field, al-Omar, from ISIS.
+The race is now on between the SDF and Bashar Assad's army to secure the border with Iraq.
+Bottom line: The U.S. goal of crushing the ISIS caliphate is almost attained.
+But if our victory in the war against ISIS leaves Iran in the catbird seat in Baghdad and Damascus, and its corridor from Tehran to Baghdad, Damascus and Beirut secure, is that really a victory?
+Do we accept that outcome, pack up and go home?
+Or do we leave our forces in Syria and Iraq and defy any demand from Assad to vacate his country?
+Sunday's editorial in The Washington Post, "The Next Mideast Wars," raises the crucial questions now before us.
+Would President Trump be willing to fight a new war to keep Iran from consolidating its position in Iraq and Syria?
+Would the American people support such a war with U.S. troops?
+Would Congress, apparently clueless to the presence of 800 U.S. troops in Niger, authorize a new U.S. war in Syria or Iraq?
+If Trump and his generals felt our vital interests could not allow Syria and Iraq to drift into the orbit of Iran, where would we find allies for such a fight?
+If we rely on the Kurds in Syria, we lose NATO ally Turkey, which regards Syria's Kurds as collaborators of the PKK in Turkey, which even the U.S. designates a terrorist organization.
+The decision as to whether this country should engage in new post-ISIS wars in the Mideast, however, may be taken out of our hands.
+Saturday, Israel launched new air strikes against gun positions in Syria in retaliation for shells fired into the Golan Heights.
+Damascus claims that Israel's "terrorist" allies inside Syria fired the shells, to give the IDF an excuse to attack.
+Why would Israel wish to provoke a war with Syria?
+Because the Israelis see the outcome of the six-year Syrian civil war as a strategic disaster.
+Hezbollah, stronger than ever, was part of Assad's victorious coalition.
+Iran may have secured its land corridor from Tehran to Beirut.
+Its presence in Syria could now be permanent.
+And only one force in the region has the power to reverse the present outcome of Syria's civil war--the United States.
+Bibi Netanyahu knows that if war with Syria breaks out, a clamor will arise in Congress to have the U.S. rush to Israel's aid.
+"A failure by the United States to defend its allies or promote new political arrangements for (Syria and Iraq) will lead only to more war, the rise of new terrorist threats, and, ultimately, the necessity of more U.S.
+intervention."
+Closing its Sunday editorial the Post instructed the president:The interventionist Post is saying: The situation is intolerable.
+Confront Assad and Iran now, or fight them later.
+Trump is being led to the Rubicon.
+If he crosses, he joins Bush II in the history books.
+Patrick J. Buchanan needs no introduction to VDARE.COM readers; his books
+and
+are available from Amazon.com.
+Patrick J. Buchanan is the author of
+His latest book, published May 9, is
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+Will Trump Continue the CIA’s JFK Cover-Up?
+
+Last Friday, President Trump made the following announcement:
+I have decided not to block release of the CIA’s remaining JFK-assassination related records except for those records that directly implicate the CIA in the assassination, which will continue to remain secret.”
+Okay, he didn’t really put it like that.
+But that’s the potential and likely import of his announcement, which actually read as follows:
+Subject to the receipt of further information, I will be allowing, as President, the long blocked and classified JFK FILES to be opened.” (Italics added.)
+The operative words, of course, are: “Subject to the receipt of further information….”
+What is going on here?
+Negotiations.
+The art of the deal.
+The CIA desperately does not want to show the American people its long-secret JFK-related records.
+It has asked Trump to continue keeping at least some of them secret notwithstanding the passage of more than 50 years since the Kennedy assassination.
+Under long-established custom and tradition in Washington, D.C., when someone asks someone else for a favor, the person who is in a position to grant the favor demands something in return.
+That’s where the negotiations between Trump and the CIA come into play.
+Trump wants something in return.
+We don’t know what — maybe laying off on the Russia investigation — but his announcement last Friday is obviously part of the concluding steps of such negotiations.
+Time to buy old US gold coins
+What Trump has done with his announcement is send a clear message to the CIA: “Give me what I want and I’ll give you want you want.
+Otherwise, I will let all your cherished long-secret records relating to the JFK assassination be shown to the American people.”
+Make no mistake about it: A deal is about to be made.
+The CIA will cave.
+It will end up giving Trump whatever it is he wants.
+Trump is in the driver’s seat because the CIA cannot afford to permit the American people to see the records it wants to continue to be kept secret.
+And once the CIA gives Trump what he wants, he will cave and give the CIA the continued secrecy it so desperately needs.
+All this will happen by this Thursday, the date set by law for release of all the JFK records that Trump has not blocked.
+Think about it: The CIA has asked the president to continue secrecy of records that are more than 50 years old or, apparently, some relating to secret correspondence between the CIA and the Assassination Records Review Board back in the 1990s.
+The CIA’s ground?
+“National security” of course, the two most important and meaningless words in the American political lexicon.
+National security?
+Really?
+Whatever definition that one might put on that nebulous term, no reasonable person can honestly believe that the release of 50-year-old records are going to result in the United States falling into the ocean or even that the communists are going to take over the federal government.
+The CIA says that releasing its decades-old JFK records will reveal secret “methods” of intelligence gathering.
+Really?
+What, like the CIA was using typewriters instead of computers and pay telephones instead of cell phones?
+What is amazing (or not) is the extreme nonchalance of the mainstream media to the CIA’s request for continued secrecy.
+That should be big news.
+It’s essentially an admission of guilt, given that it is absolutely ludicrous to think that “national security” would be threatened by the release of the CIA’s long-secret JFK-assassination-related records.
+You see, the mainstream media starts with the assumption that the CIA had nothing to do with the assassination.
+In their minds, the assassination was committed by a lone nut former U.S. Marine communist, one who had no motive to kill the president.
+Such being the case, the mainstream media, deferring to the CIA, automatically concludes that its wish to continue keeping secret has to be based on “national security” grounds rather than an attempt by the CIA to continue its cover-up of its assassination of the president.
+Let’s proceed from the opposite assumption: That the CIA, in partnership with the military and the Mafia, orchestrated the assassination by framing a former U.S. Marine who was then working for U.S. intelligence, either Navy intelligence, the CIA, or the FBI, or a combination of all three.
+Don’t forget, after all, that that’s what Oswald said.
+He said he was being framed.
+Yet, from the very beginning, the mainstream media has never given any serious consideration to the possibility that Oswald was framed for the crime.
+Instead, they have steadfastly stuck with the official story, one that has all the characteristics of a pat frame-up: That Oswald acted alone or possibly acted in concert with others, both of which lead to nothing but dead ends, contradictions, and anomalies.
+Now, let’s assume instead that Oswald was telling the truth when he said he was being framed.
+In that case, it would be imperative that the CIA and the military keep as tight a lid on their records as possible to ensure that investigators or investigative reporters would have a difficult time piercing through to the circumstantial evidence that establishes the frame-up.
+As part of the frame-up, the CIA would have to fortify the persona of Oswald, its intelligence agent, as a purported communist.
+That would enable the CIA to blame the assassination on a communist, which, not coincidentally, was the advice that the Pentagon and the CIA were doling out to Latin American military dictatorships at the School of the Americas.
+In cases of covert state-sponsored assassinations, Latin American regimes were taught, a good strategy was to blame the assassination on a communist because then they could smear anyone who challenged the official story as a communist sympathizer.
+It would also explain why the CIA was closely monitoring Oswald’s movements prior to the assassination, something else that the CIA kept secret for decades.
+They had to make certain that Oswald was not on to them and had not discovered that he was being set up for a frame-up.
+The first organization that came out with a press release advertising Oswald’s bona fides was the DRE, an anti-communist group in New Orleans with which Oswald had had contact.
+What no one knew at the time, and what the CIA intentionally kept secret for decades, was that the DRE was a CIA front organization.
+It was being generously funded by the CIA and controlled by a secret CIA agent named George Joannides, which the CIA would intentionally keep secret from the Warren Commission in the 1960s, the House Select Committee in the 1970s, and the Assassination Records Review Board in the 1990s.
+But there was another big operation to establish Oswald’s communist bona fides before the assassination.
+It had to do with Oswald’s trip to Mexico City, where he visited the Cuban and Soviet embassies.
+Something dreadful obviously went wrong with that part of the operation because the official investigation into it was quickly shut down during the early post-assassination period.
+Today, Oswald’s Mexico City trip, which is part of those CIA records ready to be released, is still shrouded in mystery.
+The CIA’s continued secrecy in the JFK assassination is no big surprise.
+As I wrote in my October 11 article, “Will Trump Make a Deal with the CIA on JFK Records?,” the CIA is between a rock and a hard place.
+On the one hand, it knows that those records will further implicate the CIA in the Kennedy assassination.
+On the other hand, it knows that by seeking continued secrecy, it’s essentially an implicit acknowledgment of guilt.
+Not surprisingly, it is choosing the latter course, especially because it knows that its assets and allies in the mainstream press will continue to come to its defense with respect to its ridiculous claim of “national security.”
+Do the CIA’s long-secret records contain a video-taped confession?
+Of course not.
+And they don’t contain any reference to assassinating Kennedy.
+The CIA’s practice from the very beginning has been to not put any reference to a state-sponsored assassination into writing.
+But there has to be a reason why the CIA chose to keep this particular batch of records secret for more than 50 years.
+Those long-secret records undoubtedly include small bits of important circumstantial evidence that fill out even further the mosaic of a regime-change operation that took place in Dallas in November 1963, the same types of regime-change operation that took place in Iran in 1953, Guatemala in 1954, Cuba in 1960-1963, Congo in 1961, and Chile in 1973, all of which the CIA steadfastly kept secret from the American people.
+In 1953, the CIA was in the process of developing a top-secret manual on assassinations, one that showed that the CIA was specializing not only in the art of assassination but also in the art of covering up its role in state-sponsored assassinations.
+Every American owes it to himself to read that manual.
+Too bad the mainstream press has never given that manual the consideration it deserves.
+If it did, it might not be so deferential to the deal that Trump and the CIA are about to make to continue the JFK assassination cover-up by continuing to keep some of the CIA’s decades-old JFK’s related assassination records secret from the American people.
+Reprinted with permission from The Future of Freedom Foundation.
+The Best of Jacob G. Hornberger
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+Puerto Rico’s Power Grid Failure Is Causing A Public Health Crisis Of Epic Proportions
+
+One month after the devastating Hurricane Maria wreaked havoc on the island of Puerto Rico, the territory is still facing a public health crisis.
+And it’s a crisis of epic proportions.
+On Friday, former Puerto Rican Governor Alejandro García Padilla tweeted a photo from inside a hospital, in which scrubbed-up doctors leaned over an operating table performing surgery lit only by a flashlight.
+According to Slate, the image quickly made the rounds on the internet; it currently has almost 9,000 retweets and many speculate that that’s probably because the blurry picture feels like it’s worth a good deal more than 1,000 words.
+It illuminates just a small sliver of the public health crisis Puerto Rico is currently facing.
+This is what POTUS calls a 10!
+Surgery performed with cellphones as flashlights in Puerto Rico today.
+pic.twitter.com/5pnK5dkkE6 — Alejandro (@agarciapadilla) October 21, 2017
+Millions of residents still don’t have access to electricity or proper health care, and bacteria in the water have exposed many people to disease.
+And calls for help have gone unanswered besides the few willing to travel to the devastated island privately.
+Senator Martin Heinrich (D-NM) along with a handful of other lawmakers are calling on the federal government to continue to provide aid to the post-apocalyptic ravaged territory.
+“Even before Hurricanes Irma and Maria hit the U.S. territories, the islands’ health care system was suffering from the ongoing economic crisis.
+The islands are grappling with physician shortages, Medicaid programs facing an impending funding cliff, and widespread disparities in Federal health programs—and that was before hurricane season,” the lawmakers stated in a letter.
+“We are grateful for the public health emergency declaration in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, but more can and should be done to help Americans impacted by these disasters.”
+The senators stressed that much of the islands’ power and communication networks are out and, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), it will take months before power is fully restored.
+Hospitals have been forced to prioritize patients, ration services, and forgo elective surgeries.
+The power grid’s failure has caused more problems than many anticipated, like the stall of relief efforts.
+Without electricity, communications are non-existent too.
+Some 33 days after Hurricane Maria made landfall on Puerto Rico, only 23 percent of residents have electricity, according to Status.pr, which provides daily updates on basic services on the island.
+While there are still other problems as well, such as gas stations being slow to reopen, and roads getting badly damaged, the power grid’s utter annihilation in the category 4 winds is not just a temporary inconvenience.
+The different ways that the lack of electricity can set off a cascade of other crises is becoming increasingly clear.
+A giant government-owned hospital ship, the USNS Comfort, arrived in Puerto Rico weeks ago to help out, but many people don’t know about the ship.
+Without electricity, most cell phone towers are down.
+But even if communications were working, residents can’t get to the port, as many of the island’s roads are impassable and most are without gasoline to power a car.
+The ship has extensive space and equipment for trauma care and a large staff, but CNN reported that as of last Tuesday, only 33 of 250 beds were full.
+The looming crisis seems to be getting worse, not better, and Puerto Rico is experiencing a medical crisis of epic proportions.
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+South Florida Muslim Leader Sofian Zakkout’s David Duke Day
+
+David Duke, the white supremacist icon and former Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, has been denounced by many as a hatemonger, and rightfully so.
+However, one individual who represents the Muslim community of South Florida, Sofian Zakkout, is enamored with Duke and has been promoting Duke’s bigoted work for many years.
+Last month, once again, Zakkout chose to showcase this work by posting four consecutive Duke videos on his (Zakkout’s) personal Facebook page.
+The postings can be rivaled only by Zakkout’s own documented bigotry.
+Sofian Abdelaziz Zakkout is the President of the American Muslim Association of North America (AMANA).
+He has ties to two dozen mosques stretching from Palm Beach County down to Miami-Dade.
+On September 21, 2017, Zakkout took to Facebook and posted four David Duke videos.
+Three of the videos were put out by Duke’s official website, DavidDuke.com, one referring to CNN news anchor Wolf Blitzer as a “Jewish Zionist Agent.” The fourth video was a news report featuring a clip of Duke being interviewed at a white nationalist rally held in Charlottesville, Virginia this past August.
+At this same rally, a white nationalist plowed his car into a group of people who were protesting the rally, killing one.
+This was not the first time Zakkout has promoted David Duke.
+Indeed, he has done so for years.
+In February 2016, Zakkout publicized on his Facebook page a bizarre Duke report, titled in part ‘Dr.
+David Duke Exposes the Real Racist Jewish Supremacists Who Orchestrate the Destruction of European Mankind…’ Above the posting, Zakkout wrote of Duke, “I respect him for his honesty!”
+In October 2015, Zakkout posted to Facebook a Duke video, within which Duke makes the wild claim that there has been a “complete takeover of American foreign policy and… American politics by Jewish extremists.” Above the video on Facebook, Zakkout praised Duke, exclaiming “David Duke, a man to believe in!”
+In July 2010, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) condemned Zakkout and his group AMANA for featuring another anti-Semitic Duke video on the AMANA website.
+The ADL described the video as “venomous.” Currently, AMANA’s official website contains one more Duke video.
+David Duke’s bigoted and inciting material is not the only hate Zakkout promotes.
+He also pedals much bigotry coming from others, including himself.
+In July 2017, Zakkout posted on his Facebook page a four-minute portion of a speech given by Louis Farrakhan at the Nation of Islam’s February 2017 Saviors’ Day.
+On the video, Farrakhan repeatedly refers to Jews as “Satan.” He states to his audience: “Really, they’re not Jews.
+No, that’s Satan.
+You should learn to call them by their real name, ‘Satan.’ You’re coming face to face with Satan, the Arch Deceiver, the enemy of God, and the enemy of the righteous.”
+In June 2016, Zakkout clicked ‘like’ under someone else’s Facebook posting (on Zakkout’s personal Facebook page) of a grotesque cartoon containing a worried-looking religious Jew hiding behind an animated tree with a bearded man brandishing a rifle coming towards them.
+The tree is speaking to the man in Arabic, saying “Oh Muslim!
+Oh Muslim!
+There is a Jew behind me.
+Come and kill him.”
+In April 2016, Zakkout promoted a report discussing the absurd notion of Jewish involvement in the September 11th attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
+A photo from the report shows the burning towers with a Jewish Star affixed to one.
+The report begins, “It ain’t debatable!
+Soup to nuts, top to bottom, the 9/11/01 terrorist attacks on New York City and Washington D.C. were an ‘Israeli’-Jewish job.” The website which published the report and which Zakkout linked to is Mouqawamah Music, a site that openly calls for “Death to Israel” and labels the Jewish religion “wicked and filth-ridden.”
+In February 2016, Zakkout circulated on social media a report claiming that “the Holocaust was faked.” It begins: “The alleged ‘Holocaust’ of ‘6 million Jews’ at the hands of Adolf Hitler and National Socialist Germany during WWII is the biggest lie ever foisted upon humanity.” It was produced by The Realist Report, an anti-Jew, anti-black, anti-gay independent media outlet, which describes Hitler as “the greatest leader in modern Western history.”
+In December 2015, Zakkout posted a photo of Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Chief of Staff Gadi Eizenkot, who is a decorated veteran of many different wars and battles fought by Israel over the last three-plus decades.
+Above the picture of Eizenkot, Zakkout wrote in Arabic, “You’re a Jew, the grandson of a monkey and a pig.” He signed it “Sofian.” This is one of many times Zakkout has referred to Jews as “monkeys and pigs.”
+In July 2014, Zakkout organized a pro-Hamas rally held outside the Israeli Consulate in downtown Miami.
+On video, Zakkout is shown smiling, as event goers repeatedly shout, “We are Hamas.” After the rally, Zakkout wrote the following in Arabic, above photos from the event: “Thank God, every day we conquer the American Jews like our conquests over the Jews of Israel!” He signed it “Br.
+Sofian Zakkout.”
+South Florida Muslim leader Sofian Zakkout’s promotion of bigotry, whether borrowed from others or his own, has been evident for years.
+Yet, there is no outcry from the community, not from Muslims, not from non-Muslims.
+It has been virtually ignored by everyone, save this author and his colleague, Director of Militant Islam Monitor Beila Rabinowitz.
+Despite their having been notified by this author about Zakkout’s perfidious activities, Zakkout remains an active member of the boards of Citizens’ Crime Watch of Miami-Dade County and Crime Stoppers of Miami-Dade County.
+These organizations have provided and continue to provide Zakkout with a facade of respectability.
+In reality, he has done nothing to serve the community and only attempts to divide it with his hatemongering.
+It is time for Zakkout to be exposed and stripped of his public functions.
+If people like David Duke and Louis Farrakhan can be condemned and repudiated for spreading their toxic hate, their fan and propagator Zakkout can and must be as well.
+Beila Rabinowitz, Director of Militant Islam Monitor, contributed to this report.
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+It’s Airborne: Officials Warn That The “Black Death” Plague Could Spread Rapidly
+
+The fears that the “black death” would spread from Madagascar have now taken hold.
+As nations grapple with the outbreak of the bubonic plague, nine countries are sounding warnings that the disease is spreading rapidly.
+The deadly plague outbreak that has struck Madagascar’s major cities has yet to “peak” and that could make the spread of this infection into the surrounding regions more likely.
+Dr. Ashok Chopra, a professor of microbiology and immunology at the University of Texas, told The Sun Online the crisis in Madagascar had yet to peak.
+He also sounded the alarm to neighboring countries.
+Since there are regular flights in and out of Madagascar and this outbreak has so far, been impossible to contain, other nations are now at risk.
+Speaking from Madagascar, Christine South, head of IFRC’s (International Federation of Red Cross) emergency operations, said: “With anything like this there is a possibility that somebody could be infected and get on a plane.
+We have done preparedness support to some of the neighboring countries.” Tourists have been warned to stay out of Madagascar until doctors can get the plague under control to prevent its spread.
+The outbreak is considered a much bigger threat to the region than in previous years because it has taken on its pneumonic form.
+That means it is airborne and spread by sneezing and coughing.
+Not only that, but the plague has a very short incubation time.
+Once exposed, some people will die within 24 hours.
+Experts say the epidemic could still worsen as the death tolls hit 124 and more than 1,300 are left infected.
+The World Health Organization (WHO) has now issued alarming warnings in nine countries too.
+“If they are traveling shorter distances and they’re still in the incubation period, and they have the pneumonic (form) then they could spread it to other places,” said Chopra.
+“We don’t want to have a situation where the disease spreads so fast it sort of gets out of control.
+Most of the cases in the past have been of the bubonic plague but if you look at this particular outbreak, 70 percent of the cases are pneumonic plague, which is the most deadly form of the disease.
+If the treatment is not given in a very short period of time these people will end up dying.”
+Both forms of the plague can be cured with antibiotics, but getting treatment quickly is the key to survival.
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+The Plague Is AIRBORNE And It’s Spreading Because People Are Literally ‘Dancing With Corpses’
+
+The plague that’s airborne and has killed at least 124 people in Madagascar is now blamed on “dancing with corpses.” This is the time of year when the dead are wrapped in sheets and paraded through the streets while others dance around the bodies.
+The local tradition is said to be one of the major causes of the spread of this disease.
+Since it’s airborne, anyone coming close to the corpse of a person who has died of the black death could themselves, catch the infection.
+Health officials suspect it’s no coincidence that the outbreak coincides with the time of year when families customarily exhume the remains of dead relatives, wrap them in a sheet, and dance with them through the streets in a sacred ritual, AFP reports.
+“If a person dies of pneumonic plague and is then interred in a tomb that is subsequently opened for [the ritual], the bacteria can still be transmitted and contaminate whoever handles the body,” said Willy Randriamarotia, Madagascar’s health ministry chief of staff.
+Some locals believe the whole plague is some kind of a government conspiracy, and say they have no intention of forgoing the ritual known as “famadihana.” They say they will continue to dance with the dead and intend to honor their ancestors.
+“I will always practice the turning of the bones of my ancestors — plague or no plague.
+The plague is a lie,” Helene Raveloharisoa told the wire service.
+Josephine Ralisiarisoa firmly believes the country’s cash-strapped government is just exaggerating the problem to get money ahead of an election next year.
+And it isn’t that anyone is putting this past a government to lie for profits, but health officials have even warned tourists, a source of money, to stay away from Madagascar for their own health.
+“I have participated in at least 15 famadihana ceremonies in my life.
+And I’ve never caught the plague,” she told the AFP.
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+Jewish and Pro-Israel Students Kicked Off University Board for Opposing BDS
+
+First they came for the Jews.
+And then they came for everyone else.
+Jewish students have already faced plenty of harassment and hate at McGill.
+The latest incident at the Canadian university comes with a rather blatant agenda.
+A Jewish student at McGill University has been kicked off the student government board for having “conflicts of interest” due to his pro-Israel activism.
+Third-year student Noah Lew was one of 12 board members up for general assembly ratification on Monday evening following his victory as vice-president finance of the Arts Undergraduate Society.
+The ratification vote is typically a mere formality, but Monday’s was different due to Democratize Student Society of McGill University (SSMU), an organization that was established to resist the university’s ban of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement on campus.
+Democratize SSMU was able to pass a motion that required each board member to be voted upon separately under the grounds that they weren’t a fan of the names.
+When it was Lew’s turn, he was voted down, 105 to 73 with 12 abstaining, with applause following the vote.
+Two other students who had criticized BDS, Alexander Scheffel and Josephine Wright O’Manique, were also voted down.
+Democratize SSMU had targeted Lew and the other two students on the board because they had connections to the Canadian Jewish Political Affairs Committee (CJPAC) and were involved in getting the BDS ban passed, which Democratize SSMU claimed were “conflicts of interests.”
+Somehow I don't think being a member of a Muslim student group and supporting BDS would be considered a conflict of interest.
+But the campus anti-Israel crowd has been working rather hard to intimidate and penalize anyone involved in pro-Israel organizations.
+And to keep their racist boycott movement going by maintaining control over student governments.
+Lew shared the experience on Facebook.
+“I have no doubt from the information circulated about me and campaign run against me prior to this vote that this was about my Jewish identity, and nothing more,” wrote Lew.
+“I was blocked from being able to participate in my student government because I am Jewish, because I have been affiliated with Jewish organizations, and because I believe in the right to Jewish self-determination.” Lew added that the experience shows the inherent anti-Semitism in the BDS movement.
+“If BDS is not anti-Semitic, why did a BDS-led campaign name and shame me for my affiliation with a Jewish organization, and call on students to remove me from student government for this reason?” wrote Lew.
+“If BDS is not anti-Semitic, why was I barred from participating in student government because of my Jewish identity?”
+There are some more details here and a petition.
+On Monday night, three students were removed from the Board of Directors of the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU), McGill’s main student government.
+All three were targeted for removal either because they are Jewish or have vocally opposed anti-Jewish discrimination on campus.
+This episode is utterly unacceptable, and is merely the latest in a long string of antisemitic incidents at your university.
+Indeed, according to eyewitnesses, one of the members of the mob that removed the three directors was Igor Sadikov.
+You will remember Sadikov as the student politician who in February told his followers to “punch a Zionist today.” It is unclear whether Sadikov has faced any disciplinary action for this incitement to violence from your administration.
+Antisemitism at McGill does not emerge from a vacuum.
+Rather, it has been nurtured in part by a toxic campus press, especially the McGill Daily, a publication which openly refuses to publish any “Zionist” content.
+In practice, this prevents McGill’s Jewish community from defending itself against the absurd attacks to which it is subjected.
+If the Daily is committed to systematically excluding the voices of an ethno-religious community on campus, then it cannot continue to receive automatic student funding, as it does now.
+The double standard here is pretty clear.
+And we know exactly what the reaction would be if a student paper refused to publish any pro-Islamist content.
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+The JFK Cover-Up Continues
+
+While the mainstream media was announcing for the past two weeks that President Trump was going to release the CIA’s long-secret records on the JFK assassination, I took a different position.
+On Monday of this week, I predicted that Trump would make a deal with the CIA that would enable the CIA to continue its cover-up of the JFK assassination.
+(See “I Predict Trump Will Continue the CIA’s JFK Assassination Cover-Up” and “No Smoking Guns in the JFK Records?”)
+On Thursday, the day of the deadline established by law for releasing the records, Trump granted the CIA’s request for continued secrecy, on grounds of “national security,” more than 50 years after the Kennedy assassination.
+Please, don’t start calling me Nostradamus.
+A blind man could see what was happening.
+Donald “Art of the Deal” Trump was obviously negotiating all week with the CIA, and he was obviously pushing to get what he wanted all the way up to the very last day.
+On Thursday, the deadline established by law for releasing the records, the CIA undoubtedly blinked and Trump presumably got what he wanted in return for granting the CIA request for continued secrecy.
+Time to buy old US gold coins
+Some mainstream media commentators are criticizing the CIA for waiting until the very last day to make its case for continued secrecy.
+Displaying their naivete, they demonstrate their lack of understanding about how things work in Washington, D.C. As I indicated in my Monday article, when someone in the federal government needs a favor from someone else, the someone else is going to ask for something in return.
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+The fact is that the CIA put in its request to Trump for continued secrecy of its JFK records long before yesterday.
+But “Art of the Deal” Trump obviously sat on the request, undoubtedly hoping that he could get what he wanted in return if he just continued holding out and conveying that he was ready to release the records.
+Don’t forget: According to Trump’s own tweets, he had already ostensibly decided to deny the CIA’s request for secrecy before the Thursday deadline:
+Trump tweet sent on Saturday, October 21: “Subject to the receipt of further information, I will be allowing, as President, the long blocked and classified JFK FILES to be opened.” Trump tweet sent on Wednesday, October 25: “The long anticipated release of the #JFKFiles will take place tomorrow.
+So interesting!
+Now, it’s theoretically possible that the CIA presented Trump with some earthshattering new information on the Thursday deadline that showed that the United States would fall into the ocean if Americans were finally permitted to see the CIA’s long-secret JFK records.
+But how likely is that?
+Not likely at all!
+Instead, it is a virtual certainly that when Art of the Deal Trump sent out those two tweets, he was sending a message to the CIA as part of the negotiations: Give me what I want or I will release the records.
+In the negotiations, both Trump and the CIA knew that Trump was in the catbird seat.
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+In the end, the CIA blinked, just as Trump knew it would.
+Contrary to what the mainstream press is asserting, the records undoubtedly contain more incriminating circumstantial evidence that fills in the mosaic of a U.S. national-security regime-change operation on November 22, 1963.
+That’s what the mainstream media, forever wedded to the official story no matter how ridiculous and illogical it is, simply cannot bring themselves to confront.
+Trump knew that he had the CIA over a barrel.
+As I indicated in my two articles this week, the CIA was between a rock and a hard place.
+On the one hand, it could refuse to grant Trump what he wanted and let the records be released, which it knew would point to the CIA’s guilt in the assassination.
+On the other hand, it could give Trump what he wanted and have to suffer the obvious inference that people would draw — that the CIA was continuing to cover up incriminatory evidence.
+What did the CIA give Trump in return for Trump’s extending the CIA’s 50-year-plus secrecy?
+We don’t know, but my hunch is that it pertains to Russia.
+Here’s my next prediction: the congressional investigations into Trump’s supposed “collusion” with Russia are about to fizzle out.
+That’s because I believe that the CIA, as part of its deal with Trump, will order its assets in Congress to cease and desist with respect to that investigation.
+In my opinion, that’s the price the CIA had to pay in return for its continued cover-up of its U.S. regime-change operation in November 1963.
+Notice something else about the deal that Trump has presumably made with the CIA: The secrecy arrangement extends only to April.
+Ostensibly, the next six months are needed to carefully review the records to determine whether the records really to relate to “national security.” Regime Change: The JFK... Jacob Hornberger Check Amazon for Pricing.
+Not surprisingly, the mainstream media isn’t even questioning that ludicrous notion.
+For more than 50 years, the CIA has known why it has wanted those particular records to be kept secret.
+During the term of the Assassination Records Review Board in the 1990s, the CIA decided to keep these particular records secret for another 25 years.
+There are bound to be lots of CIA memoranda detailing why it was imperative to keep these particular records secret for as long as possible.
+Finally, the CIA made its request for secrecy to Trump at least several weeks ago.
+The notion that the CIA suddenly hit Trump yesterday with a new argument as to why “national security” would be threatened, after Trump had supposedly already rejected the arguments that had been presented to him, causing Trump to suddenly change his mind, is, well, laughable.
+So, why the April deadline?
+Why not extend the secrecy for another 25 years, which is undoubtedly what the CIA wanted?
+Because Trump obviously needed collateral to ensure that the CIA complied with its part of the deal.
+If Trump had extended the secrecy for 25 years, he would have lost leverage to ensure that the CIA complied with its part of the bargain.
+Let’s say, hypothetically, that I’m right: that the CIA agreed to use its assets in Congress to shut down the Russia investigation.
+To make certain that the CIA fulfills its part of the bargain, Trump would need the April deadline so that the threat of the records release would continue hanging over the CIA.
+If the CIA fails to fulfill its part of the bargain, Trump releases the records in April.
+If the CIA squelches the Russia investigations, Trump grants another extension of time in April.
+Let’s state the obvious: The CIA records that are still being suppressed have nothing to do with “national security.” They have everything to do with covering up the CIA’s role in the U.S. national-security regime-change operation that took place in Dallas in November 1963, which succeeded in ousting from power a president who was, in the eyes of the U.S. national-security establishment, engaged in actions The CIA, Terrorism, an... Jacob Hornberger Check Amazon for Pricing.
+that constituted a grave threat to “national security,” i.e., befriending the Russians (i.e., the Soviets) and Cubans and entering into peaceful coexistence with the communist world.
+In other words, unlike Lee Harvey Oswald, who had absolutely no motive to kill President Kennedy, the national security establishment did have motive, a powerful motive, the same motive that motivated the CIA and Pentagon to target other political leaders for regime change or assassination around that time, such as Mohamad Mossadegh, Jacobo Arbenz, Patrice Lumumba (who Kennedy admired), Fidel Castro, and Salvador Allende.
+For a more detailed analysis of motive, read FFF’s ebook JFK’s War with the National Security Establishment: Why Kennedy Was Assassinated by Douglas Horne, who served on the staff of the Assassination Records Review Board in the 1990s.
+Immediately upon the arrest of Lee Harvey Oswald, the official account was that this was just a lone nut, former U.S. Marine communist who decided, for no apparent reason, to assassinate Kennedy.
+One big problem is the official story, however, requires a suspension of logic and common sense.
+For anyone who has a mindset of conformity and deference to authority, that story makes sense because nothing is questioned or challenged.
+For anyone who has a critical, analytical, independent mindset, the official story is filled with holes.
+For example, how many communist Marines have you ever heard of?
+Why would a genuine communist join the Marines in the first place, especially since the Marines had just recently killed millions of North Korean communists?
+Why would a genuine communist join the Marines knowing that he could be called upon at any moment to go to Korea, Laos, Vietnam, Europe, or elsewhere to kill fellow communists?
+How many communists do you know who like to kill fellow communists?
+It gets better.
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+After Oswald supposedly tried to defect to the Soviet Union and promised U.S. Embassy officials in Moscow that he was going to deliver classified information to the Soviet Union, which was America’s sworn Cold War enemy (and former World War II partner and ally), U.S. officials permitted him to return home with a Red wife, without even one grand-jury summons or even an iota of harassment.
+Think about Martin Luther King, John Walker Lindh, Edward Snowden, the U.S. Communist Party, or the Fair Play for Cuba Committee.
+Think about how the U.S. national-security establishment treats what it suspects are communists or traitors.
+It skewers them.
+Why, just look at how they call Julian Assange a traitor and he isn’t even an American.
+Recall the McCarthy hearings.
+Dalton Trumbo.
+The entire U.S. anti-communist crusade, including Vietnam, which more than 58,000 U.S. soldiers died killing communists.
+And they’re going to tell us that they just let Lee Harvey Oswald, a supposed self-avowed communist skate blissfully across the Cold War stage of history with nary any abuse or harassment at all?
+Don’t make me laugh.
+Soon after the Warren Commission was established, Warren called a super-secret meeting of the commission to address information that had come into Warren’s possession.
+That information was that Oswald was actually working for U.S. intelligence.
+Yes, a spy, the type of people that work for the CIA.
+That would make sense, especially given that the Marine Corps is a prime recruiting place for the CIA.
+Semper fidelis!
+Now, suddenly, all the circumstantial evidence in the Kennedy assassination falls into place.
+It begins to make sense.
+The mosaic starts to be filled out: They needed to get rid of Kennedy to protect national security and elevate Johnson, who had the same anti-communist mindset as the Pentagon and the CIA, to the presidency.
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+protect national security by sending more troops to Vietnam.
+But to avoid detection, they needed a patsy, which is the term that Oswald used after his arrest.
+They needed to frame someone for the crime.
+And what better person to frame than a communist or an intelligence agent who the public would believe was a communist?
+Part of the scheme, obviously, would be to establish Oswald’s communist bona fides.
+That’s why he was sent to New Orleans, where, contradictorily, he would work for a right-wing business owner, work with a right-wing former FBI agent, and conduct a public protest in favor of Fidel Castro and Cuba.
+It was also why he was sent to Mexico City, where he would be ordered to visit the Cuban and Soviet Embassies, no doubt being told that he was being prepared for an important mission, maybe to enter Cuba to assassinate Castro.
+But no government operation ever goes perfectly.
+Things obviously went dreadfully wrong with the Mexico City operation because the investigation into it after the assassination was quickly shut down.
+Today, it remains shrouded in mystery.
+And guess what is included in the records that Trump has now agreed to continue suppressing.
+You guessed it!
+The CIA’s records relating to Mexico City!
+Ever since the assassination, the CIA has argued that the release of any of its JFK records would threaten “national security.” One thing is for sure and undeniable: Despite the release of many of the CIA’s records in the 1990s and yesterday, the United States did not fall into the ocean or fall to the communists.
+And neither would it have done so if Trump had not granted the CIA’s request for a continued cover-up of what it did on November 22, 1963.
+Reprinted with permission from The Future of Freedom Foundation.
+The Best of Jacob G. Hornberger
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+ICE removes Guatemalan national wanted for murder
+
+NEW YORK — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) removed a Guatemalan citizen Wednesday who was wanted in his home country on charges of homicide.
+Rigoberto Gonzalez-Aragon, 66, was returned to Guatemala City, via an ICE Air Operations charter flight, and transferred to the custody of Guatemalan law enforcement authorities.
+On March 9, ERO New York received a lead from the ICE Assistant Attaché for Removals in Guatemala that Gonzalez-Aragon was wanted for homicide and residing in the New York metropolitan area.
+On June 8, ERO deportation officers arrested Gonzalez-Aragon in Spring Valley, New York, for immigration violations.
+He had previously entered the country unlawfully at an unknown date and time.
+He had been in ICE custody since his June arrest.
+In September, he was ordered removed by an immigration judge, paving the way for his deportation.
+Since Oct. 1, 2009, ERO has removed more than 1,700 foreign fugitives from the United States who were sought in their native countries for serious crimes, including kidnapping, rape and murder.
+In fiscal year 2016, ICE conducted 240,255 removals nationwide.
+Ninety-two percent of individuals removed from the interior of the United States had previously been convicted of a criminal offense.
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+Virginia: Muslim gets 20 years for joining ISIS, says they studied Islam for 8 hours every day
+
+“I didn’t agree with their ideology.
+Our daily life was basically prayer, eating, and learning about the religion for about eight hours.”
+Imagine spending all that time studying Islam and yet still misunderstanding its true, peaceful message.
+We can only hope that learned imams such as Pope Francis and H.R.
+McMaster will go to Virginia forthwith and explain to Mohamad Jamal Khweis the proper understanding of the Religion of Peace.
+“Virginia man Mohamad Jamal Khweis sentenced to 20 years in prison for joining ISIS,” by Justin Carissimo, CBS News, October 27, 2017 (thanks to Lookmann):
+A 28-year-old man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after he was convicted of providing material support to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), the Justice Department said Friday.
+Mohamad Jamal Khweis from Alexandria, Virginia, was convicted by a federal jury in June.
+The Justice Department said Khweis left the U.S. in 2015 and eventually crossed into Syria through Turkey late that year.
+Khweis spent 2.5 months as a member of ISIS in northern Syria.
+In 2016, he surrendered to Kurdish forces in northern Iraq and was eventually turned over to U.S. authorities, the department said.
+… The department said Khweis used encrypted devices and mobile applications to hide his activity.
+After joining the militant group, he agreed to be a suicide bomber, prosecutors said….
+“I didn’t agree with their ideology,” Khweis said in an interview with Kurdistan24 in 2016.
+“Our daily life was basically prayer, eating, and learning about the religion for about eight hours.” Kweis graduated from Alexandria’s Thomas Edison High School in 2007, where friends described him as “one of the guys.” “He wasn’t someone who was an outcast or something like that — he was one of the guys,” Harrison Weinhold told CBS News in March 2016.
+“There wasn’t anything that would lead me to believe that this was, like, on the radar, that he was just going to go join ISIS.”
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+First American Citizen To Be Convicted Of Joining ISIS Gets 20 Years
+
+The first American citizen to be convicted of successfully joining the Islamic State has been sentenced to 20 years in prison.
+Mohamad Khweis, unlike the dozens of other people in the United States who failed to join ISIS and were subsequently charged, actually made it to Syria, but after just three months tried to escape and was captured by Kurdish forces, The Washington Post reports.
+Khweis is an interesting case for numerous reasons.
+First, there was no particular event or friend who ignited his radicalization.
+Second, he successfully made it to Syria via Turkey.
+And third, he came from a secular home that was stable.
+His life before joining the caliphate was unremarkable.
+He obtained an associate’s degree in criminal justice and worked as a bus driver in Alexandria, Va.
+He also abused marijuana over the past few years.
+Khweis’ defense attorney said Friday that even he has no idea what caused Khweis to join ISIS.
+“It’s difficult to understand,” defense attorney John Zwerling said Friday.
+“We don’t really know what caused him to travel to Syria.”
+From the very start of his trial, Khweis said he regretted his actions and said his decision to join ISIS in December 2015 was a drunken one.
+“I hated myself for making the worst decision I ever made,” Khweis wrote to the judge in a letter.
+“I ruined my life and my family’s life.”
+Prosecutors, who pushed for 35 years in prison, accused Khweis of lying repeatedly over the last 15 months of the trial.
+When Khweis was first captured in Iraq in March 2016, he told the FBI that he was following a young woman.
+However, that young woman didn’t exist.
+“This defendant executed his plan to perfection,” prosecutor Dennis Fitzpatrick said.
+“He got into the Islamic State.
+He was in their machinery.
+He was providing himself and his services to the organization.”
+Article posted with permission from The Daily Caller News Foundation
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+Local Police & Feds Impose INFORMATION BLACKOUT in Las Vegas Shooting
+
+There already was a blackout on the worst mass murder in modern American history.
+58 dead, hundreds wounded, the savagery of the Vegas attack is unspeakable, and still the incompetent, clueless authorities know nothing.
+That’s the information they seek to blackout.
+This botched investigation is a stunning indictment of the FBI.
+This is not the Soviet Union, this is not Iran or Riyadh – this is America.
+Where is the outrage?
+And while the bumbling FBI has dismissed out of hand jihad as a motive, here is what we know:
+ISIS has claimed responsibility for the Vegas slaughter.
+ISIS does not claim credit for events that are not theirs.
+They have double and tripled down on their claim.
+They have said that Stephen Paddock had converted to Islam six months ago, and they revealed his Islamic name as Abu Abd Abdulbar al Ameriki.
+Paddock made multiple trips to the Middle East.
+The FBI has not spoken of his itinerary or who he met with.
+His girlfriend Mari Danley had relatives in Dubai.
+Over 200 of Paddock’s foreign financial transactions were flagged for possible covert terrorism financing.
+Paddock transferred $100,000 to his girlfriend in the Philippines, now an ISIS foothold.
+Paddock removed the hard drive before he committed suicide.
+The San Bernardino jihad attackers did the same thing.
+If you recall, Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik threw their hard drives in a lake near their home, and despite Herculean efforts by law enforcement, the hard drives were never recovered.
+AUTHORITIES PUT BRAKES ON INFORMATION FLOW IN LAS VEGAS SHOOTING By Rachel Crosby Las Vegas Review-Journal, October 26, 2017: Fifty-eight people killed.
+More than 500 injured.
+And yet, nearly a month after the Las Vegas Strip experienced the worst mass shooting in modern American history, local and federal authorities are refusing to fill in the blanks.
+It wasn’t always like this.
+In the days after Oct. 1, when Stephen Paddock opened fire on the Route 91 Harvest festival crowd from his Mandalay Bay corner suite, Las Vegas police were hosting multiple news conferences a day.
+Then, once a day.
+Then, once every few days.
+They compiled and released snippets of officers’ body camera footage.
+They spent several minutes answering specific questions.
+They released a comprehensive timeline, which ended up being wrong.
+They took it back, and tried to clarify the errors, but instead caused more confusion.
+By Oct. 13 — the last time the Metropolitan Police Department or the FBI addressed the media or public — something had changed.
+The sheriff, who had been straightforward and stern, was now emotional and at times combative.
+Both he and the FBI failed to provide much new information, and at the end of the meeting, they refused to take questions.
+Since that day, the only person who has shed more light on the investigation is Mandalay Bay security guard Jesus Campos, who was shot in the leg while approaching the gunman’s room.
+His platform to share that information?
+“The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” which aired last week.
+He hasn’t made himself available to the media since.
+“It doesn’t matter,” FBI spokeswoman Sandra Breault told the Las Vegas Review-Journal on Thursday, when asked why there had been no significant updates in two weeks.
+“It’s an ongoing investigation, and unless there’s something to report, there will not be a briefing.” Calls to the national FBI office were forwarded back to Breault at the Las Vegas office.
+At least twice this week, the Las Vegas Review-Journal has asked to speak with Sheriff Joe Lombardo about the shooting investigation.
+Both times, reporters were told by Carla Alston, the Police Department’s director of communications, that the sheriff “will not be conducting interviews.” “As he has stated previously, the case is still ongoing” she said in an email Thursday.
+“Another media briefing will be held when we have new and accurate information.” When asked when that briefing would be, Alston guessed it could occur in the next two weeks.
+The Review-Journal also specifically asked about the more than 50,000 hours of overtime that Metro officers have logged since Oct. 1 on work directly related to the shooting investigation.
+“Investigators have made progress on investigative leads and in mapping out Stephen Paddock’s life for the last few years — and they’re still not done,” Alston said.
+“We still have officers dedicated to this case 24/7.” She agreed that members of the public have a right to know more, “but they have a right to accurate information and not the speculation … that has filled so many news stories the past month.” Nearly a month after the mass shooting, the gunman’s motive remains a mystery.
+More straightforward questions also remain unanswered, including whether the 32nd floor of Mandalay Bay — where the gunman was staying — has surveillance cameras, and what exactly investigators collected in the gunman’s hotel room and homes.
+Authorities also have not said how long the gunman had a “do not disturb” sign on his hotel door, and whether hotel staff saw something suspicious in his room but failed to report it.
+Though authorities have described the investigation as a team effort, they have not explained what role Las Vegas police, the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives are playing in the case.
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller.
+Pamela Geller's commitment to freedom from jihad and Shariah shines forth in her books
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+Kritarch Patti Saris is in the news again.
+She is one of many Federal District Court Judges who want to run immigration policy, despite the fact that the Constitution gives authority over immigration to Congress, and Congress has allocated considerable authority to the President.
+This writer exposed her attempted violation of the Constitution after she initially stopped the deportation of a number of Indonesians back to Indonesia as she saw it unjust and decided to substitute her moral judgment for the laws of the United States.
+Kritarch Patti Saris
+Federal courts do not have direct authority over immigration matters, which are handled by the Executive Office for Immigration Review, but Chief Judge Patti Saris of the US District Court in Boston wrote in a court filing on Wednesday that she has a say over the terms of his confinement.
+US Judge Rejects Bid to Dismiss Indonesian Immigrant's Lawsuit, Jakarta Globe/Reuters, October 25, 2017
+"The district court holds jurisdiction to review habeas [corpus] challenges to unlawful immigration detention," Saris wrote.
+Writs of habeas corpus challenge illegal detention.
+At a Friday hearing, Saris expressed concern that ICE had broken its word with Rombot after telling him in 2015 that he would "be given an opportunity to prepare for an orderly departure" before being deported.
+She also expressed concern he was being held alongside potentially violent criminals.
+Her problem though was that the law and precedent are on the side of the continued deportation of aliens.
+Kritarch Saris has apparently seen the SCOTUS writing on the wall, and perhaps had an attack of her legal conscience and decided that she will acquiesce on the major issue, but fight on a minor issue.
+Commonly this the pattern of Judges who don't want to be overruled as frequently as 9th Circuit Judges do.
+Saris has apparently decided to bend to the inevitable in the case of Indonesians, who had years of hearings and appeals, all to naught, but do a little sabotage instead.However, she will not let it go quietly into the night.What we have here is that Saris realized she has no authority over the deportation of illegal aliens, but she will do her best to throw a wrench in the works by attempting to get illegal aliens released from custody, so they can then disappear into the United States and consequently not be deported.
+(a) Arrest, detention, and release On a warrant issued by the Attorney General, an alien may be arrested and detained pending a decision on whether the alien is to be removed from the United States.
+Except as provided in subsection (c) and pending such decision, the Attorney General—(1) may continue to detain the arrested alien
+One of the immigrants, Terry Helmuth Rombot, has been in federal custody since appearing for an August check-in.
+Lawyers submitted a letter to him from ICE saying that as part of the 2010 deal he would be allowed to leave the country in an “orderly” way.
+“ICE decided that the most orderly way for him to depart was for us to remove him,” Stevens said.
+Saris expressed a dim view of that move.
+“The government broke a promise,” Saris said.
+“That’s the thing I‘m concerned about here.” U.S. Judge Wrestles With Issue Of Indonesian Immigrants, by Scott Malone, Reuters, October 20, 2017
+However, the law is quite clear, the United States has the authority to detain illegal aliens; T itle 8 of the United States Code, Section 1226, Arrest And Detention Of Aliens , gives such authority to the Executive Branch.And despite her realization that she has no authority over immigration policy, or that she will just be overruled, Saris again reaches, basing her assumption of authority over immigration based on the past Obama Regime Administrative Amnesty , when illegal aliens weren't deported.Kritarch Saris is in the wrong on both counts; she has neither authority over the detention of illegal aliens nor any authority to continue the Obama Regime Administrative Amnesty.
+She is like Derrick Kahala Watson , a treasonous kritarch, unwilling to submit her hunger for power and ideology to the Constitution and the law.
+Impeachment for her and Watson is the solution.
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+Officials Warn: Airborne Black Death Epidemic Could ‘Explode’
+
+The bubonic plague outbreak that is taking Madagascar to its knees will more than likely last another six months.
+But the worst news is that the epidemic could explode anytime unleashing the sickness on the globe.
+At least 128 people have been killed and more than 1,300 infected by the deadlier pneumonic strain of the medieval disease.
+But the oncoming rainy season could see the number of those infected explode exponentially.
+The rainy season poses a threat to the containment of the plague because outbreaks of this magnitude often seem to be seasonal.
+The Foreign Office recently warned that the deadly outbreak is entering its most dangerous phase.
+Its website said that “outbreaks of plague tend to be seasonal and occur mainly during the rainy season.” The African island’s wet season officially began today and will last until the end of April, meaning the downward trend the plague had seen over the past few days, will likely turn upward again.
+Because the disease can be spread easily through a cough or sneeze, experts are fearful.
+It would take just one infected traveler who made it to Africa’s mainland or even nearby British honeymoon paradises like Mauritius, the Maldives or the Seychelles to spread the disease globally.
+The Seychelles is currently putting anyone traveling from Madagascar into quarantine on arrival as a precaution.
+The outbreak has been fueled by performing the ancient practice of Famadihana.
+Famadihana is the “dancing with the dead” ritual which sees locals dig up deceased relatives and dance with them before they are reburied.
+Just contact with a corpse who’s death was because they contracted the plague could sicken a person.
+The country’s health chief Willy Randriamarotia said: “If a person dies of pneumonic plague and is then interred in a tomb that is subsequently opened for a Famadihana, the bacteria can still be transmitted and contaminate whoever handles the body.” The tradition has been banned since the outbreak began, but it is feared ceremonies have taken place regardless as local continue to balk that their rituals have contributed to the outbreak.
+This latest warning that the rainy season could worsen the outbreak comes on the heels of the reports that British aid workers said the epidemic will get worse before it gets better.
+Olivier Le Guillou of Action Against Hunger said: “The epidemic is ahead of us, we have not yet reached the peak.”
+As many as 50 aid workers are believed to have been among the 1,200 people infected with the more dangerous airborne pneumonic strain of the disease.
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+SO MUCH FOR MERCY & DIALOGUE: Member of Vatican International Theological Commission Sacked for Questioning Pope of Mercy & Dialogue
+
+The Catholic Twitterverse is alive today with criticism of the USCCB’s decision to sack Fr.
+Thomas Weinandy, the former head of their doctrinal office.
+It took a matter of hours for the brave defenders of the status quo to leap into action against the mild Franciscan friar’s polite plea to Pope Francis to defend the Catholic Faith and faithful.
+Or at least to stop attacking them.
+In a letter made public November 1st, Fr.
+Weinandy, a former chief of staff for the U.S. Bishops’ Committee on Doctrine and a member of the Vatican’s International Theological Commission, warned Pope Francis that he has caused “chronic confusion” among the faithful and bishops.
+
+
+
+He wrote to the pope, “To teach with such an intentional lack of clarity inevitably risks sinning against the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of truth.” He added that Catholics are “disconcerted” by the appointment of bishops “who seem not merely open to those who hold views counter to Christian belief, but who support and even defend them.”
+
+
+
+In an interview yesterday with John Allen’s Crux, he added, more prophetically than he had perhaps intended, “I don’t think anyone can, or should, associate my letter with the USCCB or the American bishops.
+Neither was involved in my writing the letter, and its publication will be news to them.”
+
+
+
+“Bishops are quick learners,” he wrote in his letter, “and what many have learned from your pontificate is not that you are open to criticism, but that you resent it,” claiming that many bishops don’t speak out publicly for fear they will be “marginalized or worse.”
+
+
+
+And sure enough, within hours of making his letter public, we learned that Fr.
+Weinandy had been given the boot.
+Of course, the Twitterverse is busy commenting on the irony: how a man expressing grave concerns that there is an atmosphere of fear of being punished for expressing grave concerns, was immediately fired.
+
+
+
+Perhaps the most astonishing aspect of this little incident is just how completely blind the US bishops – as with nearly all the episcopate – are to what political analysts call the “optics”.
+Political consultants often ask: how does it look?
+And it looks extremely bad.
+As though the fog of irony weren’t thick enough, in response to the outrage from Catholics, the USCCB has done what all the other members of Pope Francis’ cabal have done and started blocking critics from its Twitter account.
+Which, it must be said, only proves Fr.
+Weinandy’s point once again.
+
+
+
+Some of the criticism has been unusually sharp.
+Fr.
+Hunwicke wrote this afternoon, “This cheap and vulgar ritual humiliation exemplifies the extent to which P[ope] F[rancis] is presiding over a bully-boy Church in which midget bishops and minicardinals compete to defeat each other in the sycophancy stakes.
+Just as Tom Weinandy has, in effect, just said.”
+
+
+
+As I write this, the outrage is doing the opposite of dying down, and is surely a sign of how fed up Catholics – even those who would never identify themselves as Traditionalists – have become with this pope and his cadre of episcopal bullies.
+In his letter, Fr.
+Weinandy made a point of stating that he is not signatory to the Filial Correction or any other public declaration against Pope Francis’ agenda.
+
+
+
+In fact, a former student of his wrote to me today saying,
+“I see that Fr.
+Thomas Weinandy has been squashed.
+He was one of my professors in Patristics at Oxford and he was one of the most mild-mannered, least confrontational, kindest academics one could have hoped to meet.
+To me, the fact that he has chosen to write to express his concern about the crisis in the church and the papacy is very significant.
+
+He is neither a traditionalist, nor a controversialist, but a humble and straightforward Friar who is clear-thinking and entirely loyal to the Church and Her teaching.
+I would be surprised now if we were not see more of this sort of letter/exercise of conscience.
+I imagine that it’s going to become harder and harder for men of conscience and position to sit on the fence.”
+When I posted it, this assessment was backed up by Joseph Shaw, the head of the UK’s Latin Mass Society and the spokesman for the Filial Correction, who wrote, “This is absolutely right.
+Not a man to seek out confrontation.”
+
+The Crux piece offered a succinct bullet point list of Fr.
+Weinandy’s concerns.
+He said the pope is…
+Fostering “chronic confusion.”
+“Demeaning” the importance of doctrine.
+Appointing bishops who “scandalize” believers with dubious “teaching and pastoral practice.”
+Giving prelates who object the impression they’ll be “marginalized or worse” if they speak out.
+Causing faithful Catholics to “lose confidence in their supreme shepherd.”
+Our friend Edward Pentin has reproduced the full text of the letter at the National Catholic Register which is definitely worth a read.
+Fr.
+Weinandy sent the letter to the pope on July 31, the Feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola.
+Like the Dubia cardinals, he said he made it public only after the pope had ignored it for months.
+
+Notable in his critique is its distinct pastoral flavour, his concern on the effect the situation is having on ordinary people.
+The pope, he said, seems “to censor and even mock” critics of Amoris Laetitia for their desire to interpret it in keeping with Catholic teaching, and in doing so is committing a “kind of calumny…alien to the nature of the Petrine ministry.”
+
+In an interview with Crux, Weinandy said he is not afraid of reprisals but “more concerned about the good that my letter might do.” The letter “expresses the concerns of many more people than just me, ordinary people who’ve come to me with their questions and apprehensions.
+I wanted them to know that I listened.”
+
+“I have done what I believe God wanted me to do,[1]” he said.
+
+In fact, Fr.
+Weinandy has bolstered my own “Great Clarifier” theory, saying that this pontificate, and the lack of response to it from priests and bishops, is being allowed by God in order to reveal “just how weak is the faith of many within the Church,” He added that Francis has revealed that many in the Church “hold harmful theological and pastoral views.”
+
+Which inevitably brings to mind other responses that have not been quite so clear, nor so pastoral.
+
+When Cardinal Muller was removed abruptly from his position as head of the CDF, the conservative Catholic world wailed that it was another case of a “good” prelate being got rid of.
+And it seems clear from the way it was done, and the way Francis treated Muller in general, that he was indeed got rid of.
+But his depiction by conservative writers as a beleaguered champion of Catholic orthodoxy persecuted by the regime for his faithfulness betrays a somewhat selective memory and short attention span.
+Ed Pentin has a long file of interviews and articles about Muller that clearly show his complete inability to make up his mind whose side he’s on.
+
+A quick examination of Muller’s interviews and statements reveal an irresolute and ultimately calculating mind of a man who is – so I am told by sources close to him – motivated mainly by a puerile desire to be approved of by the “cool kids” in the Vatican, on the one hand, and an unshakeable conviction of his own theological brilliance on the other.
+
+Most recently, on October 30th, Crux quoted him under the headline, “Cardinal Muller backs Pope Francis against critics of ‘Amoris Laetitia’” in which the former head of the CDF has at last climbed on board the Kasperian train on reception of Communion for unrepentant adulterers.
+
+Signaling furiously with the trendy FrancisChurch buzzwords and even trendier blithering incoherence, Muller writes that “mitigating factors in guilt,” can lead, couples in “an uncertain marital situation” through a “path of repentance” – always “accompanied” by an exquisitely sensitive confessor – to a point where the reception of Communion is no longer sinful.
+Presumably because adultery itself is no longer sinful.
+Or sacrilege either, I guess.
+Or something.
+Somehow the “new evangelization” is involved in this, though it’s unclear how exactly it makes adultery and sacrilege OK. Also, it’s very important to fulfill the Sunday Mass obligation, and as everyone knows, one can’t possibly go to Mass on a Sunday without receiving Communion.
+
+We hear again, as we did incessantly from the Kasperians at the Synods, about the hard case of the poor, poor woman who has been abandoned by the first husband, and who “finds no other way out than to entrust oneself to a kind-hearted person,” … with whom, I guess, she has also no choice but to have sexual relations.
+Because of kind-heartedness.
+
+Anyway, the result of this is a “marriage-like relationship” about which confessors have to be very careful not to say mean things.
+Or be too “extreme”.
+It’s very important for him to avoid a “cheap adaptation to the relativistic Zeitgeist,” on one side, and a “cold application of the dogmatic commandments and the canonical rules,” on the other.
+Because that could be too polarizing.
+And mean.
+
+And anyway, sins of the flesh aren’t the worst things ever.
+There are, like, “different levels” of gravity, you know?
+And, like, it depends on the type of sin, right?
+“Spirit’s sins” like spiritual pride and avarice and stuff, are worse than “sins of the flesh,” you know?
+Which are, like, only a result of “human weakness,” right?
+
+Apparently the real problem with this whole thing has been that the Kasperian kerfuffle has totally been blown way, way, WAY out of proportion, and the “polarization” it has caused has been “regrettable”.
+The question of Communion for divorced and civilly “remarried” Catholics, he said, has been “falsely elevated to the rank of a decisive question of Catholicism and a measure of ideological comparison in order to decide whether one is conservative or liberal, in favor or against the pope.”
+
+For years under Pope Benedict, Muller was engaged in an open war with the German episcopate who insisted that they were going to allow Communion for the divorced and remarried, no matter what Rome said, even threatening to go into schism if they didn’t get their way[2].
+
+Muller, with little backing from Pope Benedict – who appeared content to allow his CDF prefect and the Germans shout out their differences – and with outright opposition from Francis, did indeed strive to hold the line.
+The fact that Francis orchestrated the Synods to undermine him was certainly not his fault.
+And it is difficult to imagine anyone being in a worse position than he was at the time.
+
+But since then, Muller has demonstrated very little of his former grit, instead attempting from one day to the next to appease both sides.
+Reportedly removed from CDF – and of course lionized by “conservatives” – for his mild and equivocating opposition to Amoris Laetitia, Muller has gone back and forth in what can easily be seen as a desperate attempt to find friends in both camps.
+With this in mind one could be forgiven for not taking his October 30th essay too seriously.
+
+Perhaps one of the good effects to come from Fr.
+Weinandy’s persecution will be to demonstrate how a pastor of the Catholic Church is supposed to act.
+As my friend said, maybe “it’s going to become harder and harder for men of conscience and position to sit on the fence,” assuming there are any left.
+
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+[1] In this interview, Fr.
+Weinandy gave a remarkable story of how his prayer for a “sign” that he ought to write the letter was very specifically answered: “If you want me to write something, you have to give me a clear sign,” Weinandy recalls saying.
+“Tomorrow morning, I’m going to Saint Mary Major’s to pray, and then I am going to Saint John Lateran.
+After that, I’m coming back to Saint Peter’s to have lunch with a seminary friend of mine.” “During that interval, I must meet someone that I know but have not seen in a very long time, and would never expect to see in Rome at this time.
+That person cannot be from the United States, Canada or Great Britain.
+Moreover, that person has to say to me, ‘Keep up the good writing’.” Weinandy said, exactly that happened the next day, in a chance meeting with an archbishop he’d known a long time ago but not seen for over twenty years, who congratulated him for a book on the Incarnation and then said the right words, “Keep up the good writing.” “There was no longer any doubt in my mind that Jesus wanted me to write something,” Weinandy said.
+[2] It’s notable that these howling tantrums from the German bishops halted abruptly about the same time as Cardinal Kasper gave his infamous consistory speech in February 2014.
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+There Were “Active Shooters On The Runway” Bombshell Air Traffic Control Audio From The Night Of The Las Vegas Massacre Reveals
+
+In yet another striking example of a widespread cover-up currently underway regarding the worst mass shooting in American history, new air traffic control audio has been released that details the fact that there were multiple active shooters on the airports property which is extremely close to the venue where at least part of the attack took place.
+The audio recordings, taken from the night of the October 1st massacre that left 58 dead and over 500 injured, are further proof that multiple shooters were used throughout the area, a fact that directly contradicts the official story.
+During the air traffic control recordings, which were released by political strategist and co-founder of “The New Right” Mike Tokes, one of the dispatchers is heard telling an incoming plane that landing might not be a good idea because there were multiple active shooters on the airport property itself.
+“Shutting down might not be a good idea, there’s active shooters on the runway,” he declared.
+“The 19s are closed, we are in the process of trying to round them up, they are on the airport property.”
+Air traffic control tapes on the night of the Las Vegas shooting: “There’s active shooters on the runway.
+They’re on the airport property” pic.twitter.com/HZf3LBeAgk — Mike Tokes (@MikeTokes) October 29, 2017
+This stunning tower audio once again provides proof that the entire narrative that claims that Stephen Paddock operated alone from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Hotel is complete nonsense and that authorities are actually actively covering up what really happened on that fateful night.
+While there have been countless stories since the attack that raise the very real possibility that this was a false flag, one has stood out due to the fact that the person who released the information died shortly after.
+As Shepard Ambellas reported in a now viral article, “Kymberley Suchomel, who posted her eyewitness account of the Las Vegas massacre in astonishingly vivid detail to her Facebook page on Oct. 4, subsequently passed away in her home on Oct. 9 from what reports are claiming are natural causes.”
+“Shockingly, just days before her death, Suchomel posted key details about the shooting to Facebook that contradicted the official narrative which claims that Stephen Paddock was the lone gunman.”
+From dozens of eyewitness reports, including Suchomel’s, that clearly indicate the presence of multiple shooters, to the possibility of helicopters being used in the attack, the American people are clearly not being told the truth.
+It is also important to keep in mind that multiple investigative reports conducted by other alternative media outlets have actually named government officials and private companies that may be behind the attack and so far there has been no official denial from either.
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+The Cunning CIA
+
+Whatever else might be said about the assassination of President Kennedy, one thing is for sure: The cover-up of this particular U.S. regime-change operation was one of the most ingenious and cunning plots ever designed.
+This shouldn’t surprise anyone, given that practically from its inception in 1947 the CIA was specializing in the arts of assassination, regime change, and cover-up.
+As far back as 1953, the CIA published an assassination manual that the CIA succeeded in keeping secret from the American people for more than 40 years.
+It came to light in 1997 as a result of a Freedom of Information request.
+That was around the time that the Assassination Records Review Board, which was overseeing the mandatory release of JFK-related assassination records of the CIA and other federal agencies that had been kept secret from the American people since 1963.
+Today, Americans can read the CIA’s assassination manual online.
+Titled “Study of Assassination,” the manual spells out various ways to assassinate people.
+Here is what the manual states in part regarding the use of firearms:
+Firearms are often used in assassination, often very ineffectively….
+Public figures or guarded officials may be killed with great reliability and some safety if a firing point can be established prior to an official occasion.
+The propaganda value of this system may be very high.
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+The manual also makes it clear that the CIA was studying ways to assassinate people without being detected.
+Note the following excerpt:
+For secret assassination, either simple or chase, the contrived accident is the most effective technique.
+When successfully executed, it causes little excitement and is only casually investigated.
+It would be safe to assume that the CIA continued developing and expanding on the assassination principles enunciated in that early assassination manual.
+That’s what we would expect from an agency whose specialties included assassination.
+We can also assume that the CIA continued to refine the ways to avoid detection when assassinating someone.
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+The CIA published that secret assassination manual as part of its preparations for a U.S. regime-change operation in Guatemala, one that was designed to violently remove the nation’s democratically elected socialist president, Jacobo Arbenz, from office and replace him with an unelected, right-wing, pro-U.S. military general.
+As part of the Guatemala regime-change operation, the CIA prepared a list of Guatemalan officials to be assassinated.
+While the CIA has never revealed the names of the people it targeted for assassination, there is little doubt that Arbenz, the president, was at the top of the list.
+There is something important to note: Neither Arbenz nor any other Guatemalan official had ever attacked the United States or even threatened to do so.
+So, why were they targeted for assassination?
+Because Arbenz had reached out to the Russians and Cubans in a spirit of peace and friendship, just as John Kennedy would do ten years later.
+That’s why the CIA targeted Guatemala for regime change and why it targeted Arbenz and other Guatemalan officials for assassination.
+Although Arbenz was able to escape the country, the CIA’s regime-change operation was a total success, with Arbenz being replaced by the pro-U.S. Gen. Carlos Castillo Armas, who proceeded to instigate a reign of terror across Guatemala.
+The Guatemalan operation was brilliant and ingenious.
+The CIA officials were secretly honored for protecting “national security” by removing President Arbenz from office and replacing him with a pro-U.S. military general.
+Tracy Barnes, one of the CIA officials responsible for the operation, was awarded the Distinguished Intelligence Medal, the CIA’s second-highest medal.
+The CIA’s cover-up in the JFK assassination was even more brilliant and ingenious.
+The doctors at Parkland Hospital stated that President Kennedy had a big exit-sized wound in the back of his head, which implied a shot having been fired from the front.
+At a press conference immediately after the president died, two treating physicians stated that the other wound — the one in the front of Kennedy’s neck — was an entry wound, which implied that Kennedy had been hit by another shot fired from the front.
+This necessarily meant that Kennedy had been shot from the front, not the rear, where accused assassin Lee Harvey Oswald was situated.
+Keep in mind something important: After he was arrested, Oswald claimed his innocence.
+But he also went a step further.
+He said that he was being framed for the crime.
+The obvious question arises: Why frame an innocent man who is situated in the rear by killing the president with shots fired from the front?
+Wouldn’t it be more logical to either have the shots fired from the rear, where Oswald was, or, alternatively, place Oswald in the front, where the shots were fired?
+That’s where the brilliance, ingenuity, and cunningness of the cover-up come into play.
+If Oswald is in the rear and since shots are fired from the front, that could mean only one thing: that Oswald had confederates firing from the front.
+Who would those confederates be?
+There could be only one answer: communists.
+Soviet and Cuban communists, to be more specific.
+How would we know this?
+That’s where Oswald’s trip to Mexico City right before the assassination comes into play.
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+Oswald traveled to Mexico City where he purportedly visited the Soviet and Cuban embassies and where he supposedly met with a premier assassin for the Soviet Union.
+Keep in mind that this was the height of the Cold War between the United States and that the Cuban Missile Crisis, which brought the world to the brink of nuclear war, had taken place the previous year.
+So, President Kennedy has been assassinated.
+Oswald is immediately arrested.
+He has confederates firing from the front, who almost certainly are Soviet and Cuban communists, especially since Oswald has supposedly just recently visited the Soviet and Cuban embassies in Mexico City.
+What does all that mean?
+An assassination of the president by the Soviet Union and Cuba is obviously an act of war.
+That means nuclear war is about to break out because there is no way that the United States is going to sit idly by when the Reds have just assassinated America’s president.
+Except for one thing: The communist part and the nuclear-war part were concocted.
+That was all part of the plan.
+That was the ingenious way that the CIA was able to get the investigation into the assassination squelched just as soon as Oswald was murdered.
+In the early days of the Warren Commission, commission chairman Earl Warren called a top-secret meeting of the commission.
+Its purpose was to discuss information that Warren had received that Oswald was actually a U.S. intelligence agent or an informant for the FBI or both.
+How did Warren resolve this troubling issue?
+He simply asked the heads of the CIA and FBI whether it was true.
+They said no.
+That was the end of the matter.
+The issue was so sensitive that Warren ordered the members of the commission to never reveal the meeting to the American people.
+He ordered all notes and other written references to be destroyed.
+He also ordered the court reporter to destroy her notes of the meeting.
+Unbeknownst to him, the court reporter inadvertently kept a recording of the meeting that ultimately came to light.
+This troubling issue arose again yesterday, November 2, in the Washington Post in an article entitled “Tantalizing Mystery of JFK Assassination Files Solved – 23 Years Ago.” In the article, author Ian Shapira points out that among the long-secret CIA records that were recently released was a deposition of former CIA Director Richard Helms taken in 1975 before the President’s Commission on CIA Activities, which stated as follows:
+BELIN: Well, now, the final area of my interrogation relates to charges that the CIA was in some way conspiratorially involved with the assassination of President Kennedy.
+During the time of the Warren Commission, you were Deputy Director of Plans, is that correct?
+HELMS: I believe so.
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+That’s where the transcript ends according to few secret records of the CIA that were recently released by the National Archives.
+Shapira points out, “Several news organizations, including The Washington Post, seized on the truncated file as an example of the government’s continued secrecy about the assassination.” Shapira points out that Helms’ full deposition has been in the public arena since 1994.
+(The year 1994 was during the tenure of the Assassination Records Review Board, the agency charged with securing the mandated release of JFK assassination records from the CIA and other federal agencies.
+The ARRB Had been formed after Americans had learned of the official secrecy after watching Oliver Stone’s movie JFK, which posited that the JFK assassination was a U.S. regime-change operation, no different in principle from the one the CIA had carried out in Guatemala nine years before.)
+Shapira then proceeds to provide the answer that Helms gave, which, as he points out, has been public:
+HELMS: Mr. Belin, this question, and I think you may recall this, was raised at the time and the Agency was never able to find any evidence whatsoever, and we really searched that it had any contact with Lee Harvey Oswald.
+As far as the FBI was concerned, my recollection is not all that precise.
+I believe that Mr. Hoover testified that he had not been an agent of theirs either.
+He was certainly not an agent of the CIA.
+He was certainly never used by the CIA.
+Whether any CIA officer ever talked to him any place or not I don’t know but I certainly felt quite comfortable — I believe Mr. [John] McCone [a previous CIA director] was asked to testify before the Commission on this point.
+I believe he was asked to testify.
+It was a hot item anyway at the time.
+And my recollection is that I informed Mr. McCone that we could find no evidence that Oswald had any connection with the CIA.
+Shapira ends his article by suggesting that commentators should do more complete research, maybe even use Google, before they jump to conclusions.
+But Shapira would be wise to follow his own advice because he himself is guilty of what he accuses others of.
+That’s because he failed to conclude his article with one great big important point about former CIA Director Richard Helms.
+What is that great big important point that Shapira, who, according to his tagline on his article, “enjoys writing about people who have served in the military and intelligence communities,” left out of his article?
+Perjury.
+He left out that former CIA Director Richard Helms was a perjurer.
+A liar.
+A CIA official who would tell falsehoods, even under oath, whenever he felt that “national security” required it.
+Shapira failed to note that Helms was convicted in a federal district court of lying to Congress under oath about another CIA regime-change operation ten years after the Kennedy assassination in Chile.
+Interesting enough, in the Chile regime-change operation, the CIA and the Pentagon were telling their counterparts in the Chilean national-security establishment that they had a moral duty to violate their nation’s constitution and violently remove their nation’s democratically elected president, Salvador Allende, from office.
+The reason?
+Allende was reaching out to the Russians and Cubans in a spirit of peace and friendship, just as Arbenz had done and just as Kennedy had done.
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+Thus, given that Helms was an admitted perjurer and convicted liar, what value does his denial that Oswald was an intelligence agent have?
+It has no value at all.
+And Shapira, who “enjoys writing about people who have served in the military and intelligence communities” had an ethical duty to point out Helms’ proclivity for lying in his article.
+The circumstantial evidence overwhelmingly establishes that Oswald was working for U.S. intelligence.
+How often have you ever heard of a U.S. Marine communist?
+If Oswald was a genuine communist, why would he have joined the Marines in the 1950s, given that the Marines hated communists and had just helped kill millions of them in the Korean War?
+Why would a genuine communist want to join an organization in which he could be ordered, on a moment’s notice, to return to Korea or be sent to Vietnam, Laos, China, the Soviet Union, or Europe to kill communists?
+Don’t forget: this is the height of the Cold War!
+After Oswald supposedly tried to “defect” to the Soviet Union and promised to give the Russians all the secrets he learned about in the military, why would U.S. officials agree to let him back in the country, and with a communist wife?
+Why wouldn’t they indict him or at least haul him before a federal grand jury to testify as to what secrets he gave the Russians?
+Why wouldn’t they harass, abuse, humiliate, persecute, or prosecute him, like they did to Martin Luther King, Dalton Trumbo, John Walker Lindh, Chelsea Manning, Edward Snowden, and other people they have deemed to be communists or traitors?
+How is it possible that Oswald could learn fluent Russian while serving in the U.S. military without having U.S. military tutors teaching him?
+How is it possible that a veteran who embarrasses the U.S. Marine Corps by openly proselytizing for communism in New Orleans is able to saunter across the Cold War stage of history, not long after the McCarthy hearings, without nary a care in the world?
+The answer: Helms lied.
+There is no reasonable doubt that Oswald was a U.S. intelligence agent, one who was ordered to travel to Mexico City to set the framework for his frame-up.
+But things obviously went dreadfully wrong in Mexico City, which is why the CIA had to shut down that part of the post-assassination investigation.
+Not surprisingly, the CIA’s Mexico City operations regarding Oswald are among the 98 percent of the records that Trump and the CIA have chosen to continue keeping secret from the American people, on grounds of “national security” of course.
+Thus, when Oswald was claiming that he was being framed, there could be only one entity that he could have been thinking about: the CIA, the agency whose officials, as former Washington Post investigative reporter Jefferson Morley has documented, were secretly monitoring his activities in the weeks leading up to the assassination, no doubt to ensure that Oswald had not figured out what was about to happen to him.
+We can assume that any frame-up by the CIA is going to be good.
+The operation is going to be carefully planned and executed.
+But no plan is perfect.
+Things are inevitably going to go wrong.
+The pieces aren’t going to fit together perfectly.
+The Mexico City operation is a good example of that.
+That’s why the CIA has to continue keeping those records secret.
+But here’s another example, a small but important one: Recall that Oswald supposedly hid the rifle before he headed down the steps from the sixth floor of the school book depository.
+Ask yourself: If someone has just assassinated the president of the United States, is he really going to take the time to hide the rifle?
+What good would that do?
+Wouldn’t officials conduct a thorough search of the area?
+Wouldn’t an assassin instead simply leave the rifle there and get out of there as soon as he could?
+Then why the hidden rifle?
+Because it’s consistent with a frame-up.
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+would see it during the morning of the assassination, which took place after noon.
+No matter how good a frame-up was, the CIA knew that it could be detected with an aggressive investigation.
+That’s where ingenuity and cunning come into play.
+They had to figure out a way to shut down the investigation so that the frame-up would remain intact.
+That’s why they had shots fired from the front and placed Oswald in the rear.
+The idea was that since an investigation would lead to Oswald’s supposed communist confederates in the front, which in turn would lead to nuclear war, the investigation had to be shut down immediately, especially since it was the CIA itself that had started the assassination game by repeatedly attempting, in partnership with the Mafia, to assassinate Castro.
+It was one of the most brilliant and cunning ruses in history.
+They get the body out of Parkland by force, in violation of Texas law, and put it in the hands of the military in Maryland, which conducts a secret fraudulent and bogus autopsy.
+(See my book The Kennedy Autopsy.)
+Lyndon Johnson telephones Dallas District Attorney Henry Wade on the night of the assassination and orders him to shut down any investigation of a conspiracy because it might lead to nuclear war.
+As soon as Oswald is assassinated, the FBI orders Wade to turn over all his investigative files to the FBI.
+At the same time, Deputy Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach and FBI Head J. Edgar Hoover both write secret memos and reports saying any further investigation must stop immediately.
+Lyndon Johnson gets Earl Warren and Sen. Richard Russel to join the Warren Commission by telling them that the assassination could lead to World War III.
+Johnson appoints former CIA Director Allan Dulles, who Kennedy had fired as a result of the CIA’s regime-change operation at the Bay of Pigs, to the Warren Commission, thereby guaranteeing that there will be no investigation of the CIA.
+Then keep all the records secret for decades, when many people won’t care anymore who killed President Kennedy.
+And employ Operation Mockingbird-like journalistic assets in the private sector to flood the market with alternative “conspiracy theories” to confound and confuse the public.
+And smear anyone who questions the official narrative as a “communist sympathizer” or a “conspiracy theorist.”
+The CIA’s cunning cover-up in the JFK assassination worked brilliantly.
+Thanks to President Trump and the CIA’s decision to continue keeping 98 percent of the CIA’s decades-long secret records secret from the American people, the CIA’s cunning cover-up of the JFK assassination continues to work brilliantly today.
+Reprinted with permission from The Future of Freedom Foundation.
+The Best of Jacob G. Hornberger
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+An Anti-Semitic Purge At McGill University
+
+​Despite suffering several public and humiliating reversals in various forums and venues, those pushing for boycotts, divestment and sanctions (BDS) against Israel have not dispensed with their pernicious campaign of hate.
+The latest outrage perpetrated by BDS activists occurred at McGill University, where a Jewish student and two non-Jewish students identified as pro-Israel were removed from their positions as directors of the Students Society of McGill University (SSMU).
+At the end of his second year, Noah Lew, who is currently third year undergraduate student at McGill University, applied to serve as Director of the School’s student society.
+He was warned by others who had prior dealings with the SSMU, to keep his Jewish identity secret lest he sabotage his chances.
+This is the atmosphere that Jewish students and supporters of Israel must endure on a daily basis at McGill.
+The toxic environment is due almost exclusively to an active and vocal presence of BDS agitators on campus.
+Lew followed the advice and was elected as a board member.
+His “secret” was intact.
+BDS provocateurs at McGill had relentlessly tried and failed to pass boycott resolutions against Israel.
+In fact, three attempts within an 18-month period were quashed.
+Finally, in June 2016, SSMU’s Judicial Board ruled that the BDS campaign and efforts to institute it at McGill ran counter to the McGill’s undergraduate student union constitution.
+The Board’s ruling, which is called a “reference,” was then referred to SSMU’s directors for ratification.
+SSMU’s Board of Directors addressed the issue more than a year after the “reference.” Lew and other board members passionately advocated in favor of ratification and their arguments ultimately prevailed over the naysayers.
+The malevolent BDS campaign at McGill had belatedly come to an ignominious end; or so we thought.
+Lew and two other directors identified as either Jewish or pro-Israel became instant targets of a campaign of hate laced with blatant anti-Semitic overtones.
+Campus BDS groups held several meetings to formulate a response and founded the so-called “Democratize SSMU” movement.
+But Democratize SSMU was anything but democratic.
+Its raison d'être was to seek the removal of Jewish and anti-BDS students from SSMU’s Board of Directors and place BDS back on the agenda.
+As an aside, one of the more vocal proponents of BDS at McGill is a rancid character named Igor Sadikov, who in February posted a comment on twitter advocating violence against “Zionists.” As a result, he was forced to resign his position as an SSMU director but dodged an impeachment effort to have him stripped of his position at McGill’s Arts Undergraduate Society.
+Sadikov made light of his “punch a Zionist” tweet calling it a “misguided joke.” It does not appear that Sadikov was subjected to any form of school disciplinary action despite the fact that his call for violence violated McGill’s Code of Conduct.
+McGill’s BDS Action Network actively campaigned against Lew and two other board members because of their links to Jewish groups and anti-BDS stances.
+Democratize SSMU shamefully highlighted Lew’s ethnicity as a reason for his removal.
+An enlightened, progressive school was suddenly transformed into something harking back to the days of Nazi Germany and the Nuremberg Laws.
+In October, SSMU’s General Assembly moved to ratify the 12-member Board of Directors.
+According to Lew, “historically, the Board of Directors had been ratified as a bloc, all 12 at a time.” But BDS activists who showed up for the General Assembly ratification forced the voting to occur on an individual basis rather than a block as was the accepted protocol.
+In this manner, BDS/ Democratize SSMU activists managed to pick off their opponents one at a time.
+It was repulsive display leftist-fascist bigotry at its worst.
+The bigoted BDS provocateurs applauded as Lew and the other two board members were removed from their posts.
+But this time, they may have gone too far.
+Even by BDS standards, their manifestly anti-Semitic campaign antics were beyond the pale.
+BDS activists generally avoid reference to “Jews” by name because it is impolitic and commonly substitute “Zionists” for Jews even though most of us are cognizant of their true intentions.
+But in the instant case, McGill’s BDS campaigners dispensed with their traditional charade and overtly launched their attack against Jews.
+The vitriolic BDS campaign immediately sparked outrage among watchdog groups and politicians prompting McGill principal, Suzanne Fortier, to announce that the school would be conducting an investigation into the matter.
+Even SSMU president, Muna Tojiboeva, voiced support for Lew and expressed the belief that antisemitism played a key role in the ousting the three board members.
+One can only hope that Fortier takes the issue seriously and conducts a proper investigation, which leads to disciplinary action.
+Judging by past “investigations” conducted by other schools – SFSU, CUNY and UCI, to name a few – I am not optimistic.
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+New Audio From The Night Of The Las Vegas Massacre Reveals That There Was “Another Active Shooter” In The Bar At The Top Of The Mandalay Bay Hotel During The Attack
+
+Newly released audio from the Clark County Fire Department has provided even more proof that there were multiple shooters during The Las Vegas Massacre, further debunking the official narrative of a lone gunman on the 32nd floor and once again calling into question almost every aspect of what actually happened during the worst mass shooting in American history.
+The audio, released on the SoundCloud account of a local news reporter, is an almost three hour recording of transmissions between dispatch and units on the ground amid the confusion of the mass shooting that at one point details a report that a wife of a firefighter was actually pinned down in the Foundation Room bar on top of the Mandalay Hotel.
+Intellihub’s Shepard Ambellas, who has extensively reported on the entire Vegas cover-up since the beginning, recently found that at around the 1:27:54 mark of the audio file you can clearly hear dispatch describing the situation to first responders who are headed in that direction.
+“We have a firefighter’s wife at this event who is pinned down behind the bar at Mandalay Bay.
+We are trying to get further on the name,” dispatch frantically notes.
+“Batallion 6, be advised that we are getting reports on Mandalay Bay, at the bar, we currently have, another active shooter up there.”
+After being asked to confirm the information, dispatch goes on to make clear that she is specifically speaking about the bar at the top of the hotel rather than anywhere near the 32nd floor room that Stephen Paddock supposedly operated from.
+“The only information I have is it’s the bar on top of the Mandalay Bay,” dispatch continues before being asked if the shooter was pinned down or “just sheltering right now?”
+Interestingly, the story doesn’t end there, as Ambellas wrote in his piece, author and entrepreneur Grant Cardone was actually holding an investors meeting in the very same bar shortly before the attack took place.
+The popular social media influencer apparently left the Foundation Room literally seven minutes before authorities claim Paddock opened fire from his 32nd floor room.
+Cardone wrote about his experience in a post on Medium in which he claimed that the Mandalay Bay was telling visitors that there was at least one active shooter, “moving” throughout the hotel shooting people.
+It was reported by the Mandalay there was a shooter moving through the hotel.
+I told Elena and Johnny, “stay close to me, we are not running out, stay calm, there is one person in charge — where I go, you follow, no matter what.” […] About this time, there was starting to be a lot more activity through the casino and now the reports suggested there was active multiple terrorists moving through the hotel shooting guest.
+Then twitter started showing up with feeds suggesting multiple hotels being attacked, bomb threats, and more.
+This new report documenting yet another instance of a possible second shooter comes on the heels of dozens of similar reports, with the most recent arriving in the form of air traffic control audio that directly stated that there were active shooters on the runway.
+“During the air traffic control recordings, which were released by political strategist and co-founder of “The New Right” Mike Tokes, one of the dispatchers is heard telling an incoming plane that landing might not be a good idea because there were multiple active shooters on the airport property itself,” SHTFplan reported.
+“Shutting down might not be a good idea, there’s active shooters on the runway,” he declared.
+“The 19s are closed, we are in the process of trying to round them up, they are on the airport property.”
+Air traffic control tapes on the night of the Las Vegas shooting: “There’s active shooters on the runway.
+They’re on the airport property” pic.twitter.com/HZf3LBeAgk — Mike Tokes (@MikeTokes) October 29, 2017
+Slowly but surely we are beginning to see the truth about the horrific attack come to light despite authorities desperately trying to prevent it from reaching the American people.
+Sadly, the picture emerging is one that includes a shocking amount of evidence pointing towards a classic deep state false flag operation.
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+New Virus With NO CURE Spreading: This Is WORSE Than The ‘Black Death’
+
+A new virus for which medical officials have no remedy is spreading.
+The infectious disease also has a fatality rate of almost 90% making it much more deadly than the black death plaguing Madagascar.
+A deadly outbreak of a rare and highly fatal virus has broken out in eastern Uganda and five cases have already been identified, the World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed.
+The disease is known as the Marburg virus.
+It is similar to the Ebola virus and can be fatal in up to 88% of cases.
+The outbreak of the contagious and deadly Marburg virus disease in the Kween district of eastern Uganda was declared by the nation’s Ministry of Health back on October 19.
+Since then, five cases have been identified as international aid agencies, stretched thin by Madagascar’s black death outbreak, have rushed to deploy teams on the ground to control the recent outbreak.
+This news comes amid a surge in cases of plague in Madagascar, which is considered to be the “worst outbreak in 50 years” and now at “crisis” point.
+Marburg virus disease (MVD), which causes severe viral hemorrhagic fever, ranks among the most virulent pathogens known to infect humans, according to the World Health Organization.
+The WHO website reads: “Marburg virus disease is a rare disease with a high mortality rate for which there is no specific treatment.
+The virus is transmitted by direct contact with the blood, body fluids, and tissues of infected persons or wild animals (e.g.
+monkeys and fruit bats).” MVD also falls within the same family as the Ebola virus – the hemorrhagic fever that decimated West Africa and killed around 11,000 in 2014 and 2015.
+The outbreak is thought to have begun in September when a man in his 30s, who worked as a game hunter and lived near a cave with a heavy presence of bats, was admitted to a local health center with a high fever, vomiting, and diarrhea.
+The man’s condition deteriorated quickly and he failed to respond to antimalarial treatments.
+He died after being taken to another hospital, and a short time later, his sister in her 50’s also died of the same ailment.
+Emergency screening has begun at the Kenya-Uganda border in Turkana after all three members of the same family died of the disease in Uganda.
+Health workers have been asked to work with communities to stop the deadly Marburg outbreak from devastating communities in the rural region.
+Dr. Zabulon Yoti, a Technical Coordinator for Emergencies at the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office for Africa, said: “Community engagement is the cornerstone of emergency response.” He urged health officials to “work with the communities to build their capacity for success and sustainability” and develop a better understanding of the local customs and traditions.
+Early symptoms include fever, chills, headache, and myalgia (muscle pain).
+Several hundred people have been exposed to the virus as officials worry this outbreak could spread rapidly into regions already devastated by the ongoing black death outbreak.
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+Vatican Theologian Sacked for Questioning “Merciful” Pope’s Pontificate
+
+By now the whole Catholic world has heard of the publication of a devastating letter to Pope Francis from Father Thomas G. Weinandy.
+The former head of the theological secretariat of the U.S. Bishop’s conference, Fr.
+Weinandy has taught at both Oxford and the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome.
+None other than Francis appointed Fr.
+Weinandy to the International Theological Commission and awarded him the Pro Pontifice et Ecclesiae medal, the ecclesial equivalent of the Congressional Medal of Honor, for his work on behalf of the Pope and the Church.
+One of the world’s most renowned theologians, Fr.
+Weinandy is a “man of the Council” and a prominent figure of the post-conciliar mainstream.
+Yet Fr.
+Weinandy’s letter, sent to Francis privately last summer but predictably ignored by him—along with every other private entreaty concerning his destructive activity—is a withering indictment of a papacy that constitutes nothing less than a menace to the Church.
+The key passages (paragraph breaks added) rebuke Francis for his recklessness, his deliberate ambiguity, his fomenting of error, his sowing of disunity, his unheard-of calumnies of the faithful, and even his reduction of the faith to an ideology—precisely the wrong of which he accuses orthodox Catholics:
+
+
+Your Holiness, a chronic confusion seems to mark your pontificate….
+This fosters within the faithful a growing unease ….
+In "Amoris Laetitia," your guidance at times seems intentionally ambiguous, thus inviting both a traditional interpretation of Catholic teaching on marriage and divorce as well as one that might imply a change in that teaching….
+To teach with such a seemingly intentional lack of clarity inevitably risks sinning against the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of truth.
+The Holy Spirit is given to the Church, and particularly to yourself, to dispel error, not to foster it.
+[Y]ou seem to censor and even mock those who interpret Chapter 8 of "Amoris Laetitia" in accord with Church tradition as Pharisaic stone-throwers who embody a merciless rigorism.
+This kind of calumny is alien to the nature of the Petrine ministry….
+Such behavior gives the impression that your views cannotsurvive theological scrutiny, and so must be sustained by “ad hominem” arguments.
+[T]oo often your manner seems to demean the importance of Church doctrine.
+Again and again you portray doctrine as dead and bookish, and far from the pastoral concerns of everyday life.
+Your critics have been accused, in your own words, of making doctrine an ideology.
+But it is precisely Christian doctrine… that frees people from worldly ideologies and assures that they are actually preaching and teaching the authentic, life-giving Gospel.
+Those who devalue the doctrines of the Church [i.e., Francis!]
+separate themselves from Jesus, the author of truth… What they [i.e., Francis] then possess, and can only possess, is an ideology – one that conforms to the world of sin and death.
+[F]aithful Catholics can only be disconcerted by your choice of some bishops, men who seem not merely open to those who hold views counter to Christian belief but who support and even defend them.
+What scandalizes believers, and even some fellow bishops, is not only your having appointed such men to be shepherds of the Church, but that you also seem silent in the face of their teaching and pastoral practice….
+As a result, many of the faithful, who embody the "sensus fidelium," are losing confidence in their supreme shepherd.
+[T]he Church is one body, the Mystical Body of Christ, and you are commissioned by the Lord himself to promote and strengthen her unity.
+But your actions and words too often seem intent on doing the opposite….
+You have often spoken about the need for transparency within the Church.
+You have frequently encouraged… all persons, especially bishops, to speak their mind and not be fearful of what the pope may think.
+But… what many [bishops] have learned from your pontificate is not that you are open to criticism, but that you resent it… Many fear that if they speak their mind, they will be marginalized or worse.
+I have often asked myself: "Why has Jesus let all of this happen?"
+The only answer that comes to mind is that Jesus wants to manifest just how weak is the faith of many within the Church, even among too many of her bishops.
+Ironically, your pontificate has given those who hold harmful theological and pastoral views the license and confidence to come into the light and expose their previously hidden darkness….
+Father Weinandy reveals that he decided to publicize this historic missive only after receiving an unmistakable sign from heaven.
+As he recounts here, after repeatedly “beseeching Jesus and Mary, St. Peter and all of the saintly popes who are buried there to do something to rectify the confusion and turmoil within the Church today, a chaos and an uncertainty that I felt Pope Francis had himself caused,” he asked for a minutely specific sign from heaven on whether he should write the letter: that the next day he would meet someone he had not seen in a very long time, would never expect to see in Rome, and was not from the United States, Canada or Great Britain, which person would utter the particular phrase: “Keep up the good writing.”
+
+At lunch the next day, the sign was given.
+An old friend he had not seen in more than twenty years and would never have expected to meet in Rome, who is now an archbishop, appeared suddenly from between two parked cars, renewed acquaintances and, referring to one of Father Weinandy’s books, said: “Keep up the good writing.”
+
+Writes Fr.
+Weinandy: “I could hardly believe that this just happened in a matter of a few minutes.
+But there was no longer any doubt in my mind that Jesus wanted me to write something.
+I also think it significant that it was an Archbishop that Jesus used.
+I considered it an apostolic mandate.”
+
+Can we doubt that it was indeed an apostolic mandate?
+Can we not see in Fr.
+Weinandy a voice raised up by heaven itself to say, from deep within the post-conciliar ecclesial establishment, things that exceed in their candor what even certain traditionalist commentators have ventured to state?
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+As if to confirm the validity of his own indictment of this pontificate, only a day after this letter was published, the USCCB demanded that Fr.
+Weinandy resign his current position as a consultant to the U.S. bishops.
+He has done so.
+Fr.
+Fessio’s Catholic World Report, another voice of the rising mainstream opposition to Francis, notes that “In making such a request, the USCCB, it would appear, reinforces Fr.
+Weinandy’s very point about fearfulness and lack of transparency.”
+
+Fr.
+Weinandy’s intervention gives us hope that the plan to remake the Church according to the mind of Bergoglio will ultimately encounter a resistance that will bring an end to the Latin American-style dictatorship Francis has imposed upon the Church, even as he speaks of dialogue, collegiality, decentralization and parreshia (but only for those who agree with him).
+The plan that ultimately must fail may well fail even while Francis is attempting to carry it out.
+
+May Our Lady of Fatima intercede soon to thwart the designs of Francis and to rectify the grave harm he has already caused.
+"We don't like you 'rigid' Catholics!"
+Pope Francis meets meets with Lutheran leader, Bishop Munib Younan, in Sweden
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+Years ago numerous Indonesian Christians came illegally to the United States and submitted asylum applications.
+Those asylum applications were reviewed by the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR), the immigration courts.
+The claims were rejected as unsubstantiated and the illegal aliens ordered deported.
+However, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) declined to enforce those deportation orders, called Final Order Of Removal
+During the 10 or so years that the cases involving Indonesian Christians were free to remain in the United States, those illegal aliens did not make any effort to appeal their outstanding orders.
+Then the United States had an election, and the policy of not enforcing those and many other Final Orders of Removal was ended.
+Then suddenly, those illegal aliens claimed they were being denied an opportunity to file for asylum or were not receiving due process.
+They filed a case in the Federal courts and were assigned to a Kritarch, Patti Saris, who apparently thinks she runs immigration policy, even after aliens have had their day in court.
+Saris thinks she can usurp the Constitution of the United States based on her whims regarding immigration policy.
+Kritarch Patti Saris
+In her latest excursion into immigration enforcement policy, she decided that illegal aliens can't be held in custody for their return to their home country.
+BOSTON (Reuters) - A U.S. judge on Wednesday ordered the release of an illegal immigrant who is among 47 Indonesians in New Hampshire challenging the Trump administration’s order to deport them.
+The man, Terry Rombot, had been allowed to remain under the terms of a 2010 deal with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement until this year, when President Donald Trump instructed ICE that all people living in the United States illegally were subject to deportation.
+[U.S. Judge Frees Indonesian Immigrant Held By Trump Order, by Nate Raymond, Reuters, November 1, 2017]
+First, let's deal with the misleading reporting.
+Rombot was not taken into custody based on any ICE policy of deporting all illegal aliens.
+Rombot was taken into custody because he had an outstanding Final Order Of Removal; that's a big difference and symptomatic of the lies from reporters like Raymond.
+Saris previously ordered a stay to the deportations.
+She is currently weighing whether she can order a longer delay to give the affected people time to renew their efforts to gain legal status.
+Now, with regard to Saris, she has no authority to interfere with the pre-deportation custody of an illegal alien with a Final Order Of Removal.
+Rombot was taken into custody because he was soon to be deported.
+There was no issue of Indonesia not accepting him nor of Indonesia not providing a travel document, so there was no question of him being held in custody longer than allowed in the St. Cyr decision that restricted custody of illegal aliens with Final Orders Of Removal who for whatever reason were unlikely to be successfully deported.
+She still thinks that she can review the underlying decision of the immigration court as well.In fact, Saris' actions appear to more akin to that of the Mexican kritarch Monica Herranz who aided an illegal alien to escape arrest by ICE when she let that illegal alien leave her courtroom through the exit to her judicial chambers.
+Saris is clearly scheming to help Rombot escape deportation by disappearing into the almost 1 million illegal aliens absconding from Final Orders of Removal
+Time for Congress to impeach Saris and to remove authority from lesser courts to review immigration law enforcement, detention, and deportation decisions.
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+Deadly Plague Could MUTATE And Become Untreatable As It Spreads Globally
+
+The pneumonic plague has already infected 2,000 in Madagascar and killed 143 in the country’s worst outbreak in 50 years.
+But health officials are now warning the deadly bacteria could mutate and become untreatable as it spreads across the globe.
+Coupled with the high likelihood that this disease could spread globally by an infected traveler getting on a plane to Europe or America, health officials are now warning that the strain of plague which has already killed more than 140 Madagascar could mutate and become untreatable.
+Professor Paul Hunter has warned that, while it would be rather easy for an advanced country to contain the disease in its current form, he fears that it could evolve into something far more dangerous.
+Hunter, who is a disease expert at the University of East Anglia, told the Daily Star: “If it reaches the UK, Europe or the US it would be similar to the Ebola outbreak.
+We would have a few isolated cases but it shouldn’t spread like it has in Madagascar.” But he had more to add.
+“As with any disease, it’s a real worry that it mutates and become untreatable,” Hunter said.
+So far, the majority of the recent cases of the black death have the been pneumonic plague, a more deadly form of the bubonic plague which devastated Europe’s population in the 1300s.
+While the bubonic plague is spread through the bites of infected fleas, pneumonic plague is spread through the air, usually by coughing.
+Airborne infections are difficult at best to control.
+Symptoms of the plague include a very high fever, coughing (potentially coughing up blood), and headaches.
+Ten African nations have already been put on alert that the plague could easily spread to their region of the globe.
+The plague can be fatal 24-48 hours after infection, but antibiotics will take care of the infection.
+Schools and universities have been closed with a ban issued on public gatherings, such as the tradition of “dancing with the dead” which has been partially blamed for the disease’s spread.
+The current outbreak is also highly unusual as it has affected urban areas increasing the risk of transmission, according to the World Health Organization.
+WHO has delivered 1.2 million doses of antibiotics to fight the disease while the Red Cross has been training hundreds of volunteers on the island to publicize preventative measures.
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+Did Saint Francis Predict Pope Francis?
+
+Traditionalists are often derided by neo-Catholic commentators for relying on supposedly apocryphal quotations from Popes or saints bearing on the current ecclesial crisis.
+But these critics never demonstrate that the oft-cited quotations are apocryphal; they merely assert that they must be, as they seem too probative to be true.
+This is often done in comment boxes or responses to online queries at neo-Catholic websites, wherein the neo-Catholic commentator professes he can find no source for a given quotation—meaning he hasn’t bothered to do any serious investigation beyond a few Google searches.
+Take this quotation of Pius XII, for example, speaking in 1931 when he was still Monsignor Pacelli, serving as Pius XI’s Secretary of State:
+I am worried by the Blessed Virgin’s messages to Lucy of Fatima.
+This persistence of Mary about the dangers which menace the Church is a divine warning against the suicide that would be represented by the alteration of the faith, in her liturgy, her theology and her soul….
+
+I hear all around me innovators who wish to dismantle the Sacred Chapel, destroy the universal flame of the Church, reject her ornaments and make her feel remorse for her historical past.
+
+A day will come when the civilized world will deny its God, when the Church will doubt as Peter doubted.
+She will be tempted to believe that man has become God.
+In our churches, Christians will search in vain for the red lamp where God awaits them.
+Like Mary Magdalene, weeping before the empty tomb, they will ask, “Where have they taken Him?”
+When I first cited this quotation some 17 years ago, I was contacted by a very prominent neo-Catholic luminary who demanded a source for it, because he and his friends believed it was “apocryphal.” I did not receive the courtesy of a thank-you when I pointed him to pp.
+52-53 of Msgr.
+Roche’s biography of Pius XII, Pie XII Devant L’Histoire (Paris: Editions Robert Laffont, 1972), an out-of-print French-language work I managed to obtain after an extensive search of used book seller inventory.
+The French original text confirms the accuracy of the English translation I had seen before I cited the statement.
+
+A Modernist apostate priest, one Emile Poulet, who left the priesthood and married, attempted to cast doubt on the credibility of Msgr.
+Roche’s account of the words of the future Pius XII.
+Small wonder: Poulet, who died in 2014 at the age of 94, belonged to the “worker-priest” movement that none other than Pius XII had condemned, as I note here.
+His attempt to debunk the quotation involved nit-picking about what he claimed were factual errors elsewhere in the Roche biography.
+But he had no evidence that the quotation as such was a fabrication.
+He simply wished that it was so.
+
+Let’s give our neo-Catholic friends another “apocryphal” quotation to dismiss out of hand.
+This one pertains to an astonishing prophecy by Saint Francis of Assisi about a future occupant of the Chair of Peter:
+
+A short time before the holy Father’s [St. Francis’] death, he called together his children and warned them of the coming troubles:
+
+“Act bravely, my brethren; take courage and trust in the Lord.
+The time is fast approaching in which there will be great trials and afflictions; perplexities and dissensions, both spiritual and temporal, will abound; the charity of many will grow cold, and the malice of the wicked will increase.
+The devils will have unusual power; the immaculate purity of our Order, and of others, will be so much obscured that there will be very few Christians who obey the true Supreme Pontiff and the Roman Church with loyal ears and perfect charity.
+
+“At the time of this tribulation a man, not canonically elected, will be raised to the Pontificate, who, by his cunning, will endeavour to draw many into error and death.
+Then scandals will be multiplied, our Order will be divided, and many others will be entirely destroyed, because they will consent to error instead of opposing it.
+
+“There will be such diversity of opinions and schisms among the people, the religious and the clergy, that, except those days were shortened, according to the words of the Gospel, even the elect would be led into error, were they not specially guided, amid such great confusion, by the immense mercy of God….
+
+“Those who persevere in their fervor and adhere to virtue with love and zeal for the truth, will suffer injuries and persecutions as rebels and schismatics; for their persecutors, urged on by the evil spirits, will say they are rendering a great service to God by destroying such pestilent men from the face of the earth…
+
+“Some preachers will keep silent about the truth, and others will trample it under foot and deny it.
+Sanctity of life will be held in derision even by those who outwardly profess it, for in those days Our Lord Jesus Christ will send them, not a true Pastor, but a destroyer.” [paragraph breaks added]
+
+This quotation appears in Works of the Seraphic Father, St. Francis of Assisi, published in 1882 by the London-based Catholic publishing house R. Washbourne, 1882, pp.
+248-250).
+It is readily available as a Google book.
+The same book, it must be noted, contains an appendix setting forth “Doubtful Works of Saint Francis,” of which the quotation is not part.
+Thus, the publisher itself carefully distinguished the authentic prophecies of Saint Francis from what might be apocryphal.
+Moreover, in 1882 there could hardly have been any “radical traditionalist” motive to circulate phony quotations of the saint.
+"St. Francis in Ecstacy", Caravaggio, 1595
+Saint Francis’ prophecy is clearly not a prediction of the Great Western Schism (1378-1417), which did not involve a “destroyer” on the Chair of Peter who leads the faithful into error, widespread apostasy, and the persecution of faithful Catholics as “schismatics.” But it does contain elements very familiar to us today.
+And what inference might one draw from the coincidence that Saint Francis’ prophecy of a future “destroyer” in the papal office seems to correspond rather well with the pontificate of the only Pope who has taken Francis’ name as his own?
+
+Something else to consider: Saint Francis, one of the greatest saints in Church history, one of the few who is known and revered by the whole world, freely revealed his vision of an ecclesial destroyer who usurps the papal office.
+That is, Saint Francis did not suffer from the currently reigning papolatry, which holds that the indefectibility of the Church depends upon defending every word and deed of a given Pope as somehow consistent with Tradition and declares absolutely inadmissible the idea that the holder of the Petrine office could be a threat to the integrity of the Faith.
+Rather, Saint Francis, illuminated by heaven itself, recognized the coming reality of what Saint Robert Bellarmine, a Doctor of the Church, hypothesized as possible in principle, to cite another “apocryphal” quotation:
+Just as it is licit to resist the Pontiff that aggresses the body, it is also licit to resist the one who aggresses souls or who disturbs civil order, or, above all, who attempts to destroy the Church.
+I say that it is licit to resist by not doing what he orders and by preventing his will from being executed…
+De Controversiis on the Roman Pontiff, trans.
+Ryan Grant (Mediatrix Press: 2015), Book II, Chapter 29, p. 303.
+
+Did Saint Francis predict the coming of Pope Francis?
+That is not for us to judge, although the Church may­ well issue a judgment of Francis like that of the posthumous anathema of Honorius­­ I.
+Would Saint Francis have been horrified by the words and deeds of the Pope who has presumed to take his name?
+That question answers itself.
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+Newly Released Private Surveillance Footage From The Las Vegas Massacre Shows “Helicopter Hovering Overhead” During The Attack
+
+Newly released footage of the Las Vegas Massacre, captured by a private surveillance camera and recently released by Fox News host Tucker Carlson, has once again ignited the theory that helicopters were used during the horrific attack.
+Over the last month multiple videos have been released that many believe show helicopters either conducting an attack on the Vegas Strip or attempting to stop those that were and now, with this latest evidence release, that possibility seems all the more plausible.
+As Shepard Ambellas reported for Intellihub, “The [footage] is presumed to have been captured by a nearby business’s southward facing security camera which is located approximately 780 feet due east of the venue where the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival was held on Oct. 1.
+The tape was given to Fox News by an attorney who represents several shooting victims.”
+Amazingly, the surveillance camera captured what seems to show a “large amount” of wind and debris being kicked up by a nearby helicopter hovering above the attack and or taking part in it.
+“Astonishingly, between the times of 10:13 and 10:16 a good amount of debris can be seen being pushed downward and sideways in front of the camera,” Ambellas continued.
+“By 10:14 much larger crowds of people can be seen streaming through the area to escape the massacre going on,” Carlson reported.
+“You can see a large amount of wind and debris, apparently that is due to a helicopter hovering overhead.”
+The footage goes how to show two men attempt to help a victim who had apparently been shot, eventually resorting to covering up the body after they realized it was simply too late.
+Ambellas also reported on what his research indicates were documented helicopters in the air at the time.
+A quick review of flight records during that time reveals that a squadron of EC-130 Eurocopters departed from Maverick Leasing LLC at 10:12 p.m., several of which appear to have overflown the parking lot where the victim and debris were seen.
+However, the departure of the choppers and the fact that several of them overflew the parking lot does not explain all of the debris being kicked up from by a heavy downdraft, prop wash, possibly from a helicopter hovering in place much closer.
+In fact, the downdraft appears to be constant from 10:13-10:16 p.m. and not intermittent as if several choppers had just passed overhead.
+As I have reported in the past, multiple other videos taken on the night of the attack also seem to point to helicopters being used throughout the city.
+“Footage has emerged that may show muzzle flashes coming from the helicopter in what looks to be evidence that a team was firing into the crowd from the air on that fateful night,” read a report in The Daily Sheeple.
+“Despite claims by some that these are “strobes” it remains unlikely that this is the case, especially when you consider other footage of the helicopter taken on the night as well as research by a group of investigators who believe the first attack on October 1st was carried out from the air.”
+It is also important to keep in mind that there is footage of a still unidentified team loading up gear in a helicopter near the scene of the attack.
+“In what can only be described as a “WTF video” the following footage seems to literally show a team of unknown soldiers gearing up next to a helicopter near the Route 91 concert.”
+Additionally, Carlson also noted during the initial broadcast of the private surveillance footage that the owner of the camera was never approached by the FBI, who have so far never seen the footage, much less investigated it.
+While we may never know what actually happened during the Las Vegas Massacre, the fact remains that the official story has been proven, time and time again, to be absolutely false and in fact nothing more than a pathetic attempt at a cover-up.
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+Ever thought that the academic discipline of history has gone to the Diversity dogs?
+Here’s proof, from Australia.
+The (generally libertarian) Institute of Public Affairs (IPA) last week released a major report, The Rise of Identity Politics: An Audit of History Teaching at Australian Universities in 2017 PDF ] by Dr Bella d’Abrera [ Email her ] (PhD in History, University of Cambridge,).
+All 746 undergraduate history courses taught at Australia’s 35 universities in 2017 were analyzed and it was found that, classified by thematic keyword in course titles and content descriptions, the most common themes were ‘Indigenous’ issues (99 references, 13% of total courses), followed dutifully by ‘Race’ (80), ‘Gender’ (69), ‘Identity’ (55), ‘Women’ (46), ‘Islam’ (39), ‘Colonization’ (39), ‘Sexuality’ (34) and ‘Ethnicity’ (34).
+Lagging well in the rear were such staples, now mere historiographical curiosities, as ‘Liberalism’ (7), ‘Capitalism’ (8), ‘Industrial’ (11), ‘Communism’ (15) and ‘Democracy’ (21).
+More history courses study ‘Sexuality' than either ‘Enlightenment' (20) or ‘Reformation' (12).
+More courses study ‘Islam' than ‘Christianity' (34).
+The report’s visual representation of the results (right) shows how race, gender and ethnicity (or their variants) stand out as the history chart-toppers at Australian universities.
+Anyone who still thinks that political, intellectual, demographic and material factors are what really matter to history, and to society, ought to get with the multiculturalist/Identity Politics program – enroll in a history course at an Australian university today!
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+Black Death: ‘It’s 100 % Likely’ It Spreads To The UK And A ‘Ticking Time Bomb’ Ready To Decimate The World
+
+The death toll in Madagascar due to the plague has jumped for the first time since health officials claimed the infection was in the beginning stages of control.
+With the new uptick in those who died, the fear that the disease will spread to the United Kingdom has been confirmed as “100 percent likely.”
+The plague death toll has now shown signs that it’s picking up speed again.
+Official figures reveal 165 people have now lost their lives in Madagascar’s “worst outbreak in 50 years.” Recent data shows a 15 percent jump in fatalities over just three days, coupled with scientists concerned that the black death has reached a “crisis” point.
+Ten other African countries have also been placed on high alert, warning that an outbreak could occur at any time.
+At least 2,034 people have been infected down by a more lethal form of the black death so far in the country, which lies off the coast of Africa, according to WHO statistics.
+Some experts fear the disease (which is so deadly because it is airborne) could mutate and become untreatable during this year’s outbreak – which is expected to blight Madagascar until April.
+Others worry the plague will go beyond mainland Africa and eventually reach the US, Europe, and Britain.
+The plague spreads easily and can kill within 48 hours.
+That would leave millions more vulnerable to the outbreak, and create a short supply of life-saving antibiotics.
+According to the Daily Mail, experts warn the outbreak of plague in Madagascar this year is being fueled by a strain more lethal than the one which usually strikes the country.
+This form of the pneumonic plague is airborne, easily spread by a cough or a sneeze, and has been responsible for two-thirds of all infections this year.
+The bubonic form of the plague, responsible for the “Black Death” in the 14th century strikes the country each year and infects around 600 people.
+But with over 2000 alread infected by pneumonic plague (and counting) health officials aren’t willing to quit sounding alarms just yet.
+Paul Hunter, a professor of health protection at the world-renowned University of East Anglia, was the first expert to predict the plague could travel across the sea.
+He previously said: “The big anxiety is it could spread to mainland Africa, it’s not probable, but certainly possible, that might then be difficult to control.
+If we don’t carry on doing stuff here, at one point something will happen and it will get out of our control and cause huge devastation all around the world.” There is always a risk with travel that the disease will spread globally, Hunter added.
+“We don’t want a situation where the disease spreads so fast it gets out of control.
+We are talking about it spreading in days rather than weeks.” But Hunter is adamant that a well-developed country could manage the plague should a global outbreak occur.
+Hopefully, most will never have to find out how well another country can manage this infection.
+A few health experts have warned that there is no threat to the UK, however, some have warned the plague outbreak will certainly spread to the region.
+Richard Conroy, the founder of Sick Holiday, has sent a chilling warning to UK authorities.
+Conway is saying it’s “only a matter of time” before the disease arrives on British soil.
+Conroy warned it is inevitable that the plague will spread due to the vast movement of people across the globe.
+“I believe that it’s 100 percent likely that plague will arrive in the UK once more – it’s just a question of ‘when’, not ‘if’.
+And it’s not an exaggeration to say that this is a real threat – a ticking time bomb that’s waiting to decimate the world,” Conroy continued.
+“With the current outbreak still remaining treatable with antibiotics, however, the current risk is low.”
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+House of Representatives Paid $15,000,000 To Sexual Harassment Victims
+
+Did you know that the House of Representatives has paid out $15,000,000 to victims of sexual harassment in recent years?
+I am going to share some things with you in this article that are deeply disturbing, but it is for a purpose.
+The status quo is not acceptable in Washington, and once people truly understand how deep the corruaption runs I believe that they will get motivated to finally drain the swamp once and for all.
+So yes, I am going to share some things in this article that are truly disgusting, but the goal is to show you that it is time to take our government back from the corrupt career politicians that are completely and utterly out of control.
+In recent days, CNN has interviewed dozens of people that worked on Capitol Hill, and almost every single one of them had stories of sexual harassment to share…
+CNN spoke with more than 50 lawmakers, current and former Hill aides and political veterans who have worked in Congress, the majority of whom spoke anonymously to be candid and avoid potential repercussions.
+With few exceptions, every person said they have personally experienced sexual harassment on the Hill or know of others who have.
+In an environment with “so many young women,” said one ex-House aide, the men “have no self-control.” “Amongst ourselves, we know,” a former Senate staffer said of the lawmakers with the worst reputations.
+And sometimes, the sexual advances from members of Congress or senior aides are reciprocated in the hopes of advancing one’s career — what one political veteran bluntly referred to as a “sex trade on Capitol Hill.”
+The American people are not going to put up with this any longer.
+We have no choice but to clean up our government because the rest of the world is laughing at us.
+On Tuesday, U.S. Representative Jackie Speier told a congressional hearing that she personally knows of two current members of Congress that have “engaged in sexual harassment”…
+“In fact there are two members of Congress, Republican and Democrat, right now, who serve — who have…engaged in sexual harassment.” Speier said one of the harassers has propositioned women with the comment, “Are you going to be a good girl?” Another has exposed his genitals, she said, and some victims have had “their private parts grabbed on the House floor.” “All they ask in return as staff members is to be able to work in a hostile-free work environment.
+They want the system fixed and the perpetrators held accountable.”
+And Speier was the one that revealed the fact that 15 million dollars have been paid out to victims of sexual harassment in the House in recent years.
+The following comes from Breitbart…
+Rep. Jackie Speier (D-CA) told MSNBC’s Chuck Todd on Meet the Press Daily on Tuesday that the U.S. House of Representatives has paid $15 million to alleged victims of sexual harassment by its own members in recent years.
+“We do know there is about $15 million that has been paid out by the House on behalf of harassers in the last ten to 15 years,” she said.
+“15 million dollars has been paid out over sexual harassment claims,” Todd replied, somewhat shocked.
+“So, obviously more than one member of Congress.”
+If members of Congress are engaged in this type of behavior, why don’t the American people know about it?
+And why are those members of Congress still allowed to serve?
+Representative Barbara Comstock also testified on Tuesday.
+She said that one current member of Congress exposed his private parts to a female staffer when she delivered papers to his house…
+Rep. Barbara Comstock (R-Va.) said at a House Administration Committee hearing on Tuesday that a sitting member of the U.S. Congress exposed himself to a young female staffer who delivered papers to his house–at his request.
+We need to be told who this member of Congress is so that he can be removed from Congress immediately.
+This kind of behavior is not acceptable for anyone in a civilized society – and that goes double for someone that is supposed to be one of the leaders of our nation.
+Here are the exact words that Comstock used as she described this incident…
+This member asked a staffer to bring them over some materials, to their residence.
+And the young staffer — it was a young woman — went there and was greeted with a member in a towel.
+It was a male, who then invited her in.
+And at that point, he decided to expose himself.
+She left, and then she quit her job.
+She left, she found another job.
+Of course, this sort of behavior is not just limited to members of Congress.
+According to an ex-Secret Service agent, Vice-President Joe Biden was regularly engaged in “Weinstein-level” predatory behavior…
+An ex-Secret Service agent is claiming that former Vice President Joe Biden engaged in “Weinstein-level” sexual assault and that he would walk around the VP residence late at night completely naked.
+According to Big League Politics’ Cassandra Fairbanks, a Secret Service agent who spoke on condition of anonymity revealed that Biden “would mess with every single woman or teen,” and that a Christmas get-together at the VP’s house had to be canceled “because Biden would grope all of our wives and girlfriend’s asses.”
+In fact, things were so bad that at one point a Secret Service agent almost got into a fight with Biden.
+Here is more from Paul Joseph Watson…
+During one alleged incident in 2009, Biden cupped the breast of a Secret Service agent’s girlfriend during a photo, prompting the agent to shove Biden and almost hit him.
+The agent was subsequently suspended for a week, according to the source.
+Men would often stand in front of female agents and Navy women or create false pretenses to have them leave the room just to get them away from Biden, according to the agent.
+When I am elected to Congress, I am going to make fighting this sort of predatory behavior a top priority.
+We are supposed to serve as an example to the rest of the world, and instead, we have become a bad joke.
+Those that have been engaging in this sort of shameful behavior have got to go because we simply are not going to put up with it anymore.
+Article posted with permission from End of the American Dream
+Take a look at the future of America: The Beginning of the End and then prepare.
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+Madagascar Outbreak: It Is ‘Inevitable’ The Plague Becomes Resistant To Drugs
+
+The newest warning about the outbreak of the airborne pneumonic plague, or black death, in Madagascar has been released.
+Officials warn that it’s inevitable that this bacterial infection that’s infected over 2000 people will become resistant to antibiotics.
+The only way to treat a person who has contracted the plague is with antibiotics.
+But experts now warn that because they are being used so much to treat the infection, antibiotics resistance is inevitable and making this disease much more terrifying.
+Once the bacteria is resistant, the Madagascar healthcare system will be overwhelmed, and the disease will have control of the nation.
+According to the Daily Mail, Madagascar’s healthcare system will be unable to cope if the deadly plague outbreak continues to escalate, a scientist has warned.
+Scores of doctors and nurses have been struck down with the disease, which is predicted to gather momentum in the coming weeks and there are growing fears hospitals will be unable to meet the illness’ burden.
+Official figures reveal at least 2,034 people have been infected with the “medieval disease” so far in what has been described as the “worst outbreak in 50 years.” The black death outbreak has so far claimed at least 165 lives.
+Although the plague is responding well to antibiotics right now, drug resistance is also an increasing concern amongst experts who predict it will vastly accelerate the disease’s death toll.
+Professor John Joe McFadden from the University of Surrey told MailOnline: “Fortunately in [the] plague, it has not developed much antibiotic resistance.
+If that kicks in, the plague will be far, far scarier.
+If you throw more and more antibiotics at patients, antibiotic resistance is more or less inevitable.”
+Dr. Derek Gatherer, from Lancaster University’s biomedical and life-sciences department, told MailOnline the country would struggle “to cope” if cases continue to spiral.
+“Madagascar, typically like many African countries, doesn’t have many doctors.
+There are around three-and-a-half thousand doctors for 22 million people.
+They only have around 6,000 hospital beds, so they aren’t particularly well positioned to cope with these kind of events.
+And if it wasn’t for the international aid coming in things would definitely be much worse for them.”
+And experts continue to fear the healthcare system is on the brink of being overwhelmed.
+Should the disease actually spread to the African mainland, it will be all but impossible to control and the health care system would certainly be unable to handle the outbreak at that point, making a global pandemic much more likely.
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+Al Franken Is Just The Beginning As The Curtain Is Pulled Back In Washington DC
+
+Al Franken Is Just The Beginning As The Curtain Is Pulled Back In Washington DC
+Please help support us with cryptocurrency donations.
+Thank you!
+For decades, Americans have known that very sick things happen behind the scenes in Washington D.C., but the mainstream media nearly really talks about any of it.
+But now the curtain is starting to be pulled back, and the revelations about Al Franken are just the beginning.
+Earlier this week, I wrote an article about how “sexual harassment is rampant in the halls of Congress”, and that was before a female radio anchor named LeeAnn Tweeden revealed that Al Franken had “forcibly kissed” and groped her during a USO tour in 2006.
+The following comes from an article in which Tweeden shared her story…
+I couldn’t believe it.
+He groped me, without my consent, while I was asleep.
+I felt violated all over again.
+Embarrassed.
+Belittled.
+Humiliated.
+How dare anyone grab my breasts like this and think it’s funny?
+I told my husband everything that happened and showed him the picture.
+I wanted to shout my story to the world with a megaphone to anyone who would listen, but even as angry as I was, I was worried about the potential backlash and damage going public might have on my career as a broadcaster.
+But that was then, this is now.
+I’m no longer afraid.
+When the story initially broke, Franken rushed to issue an apology…
+“I certainly don’t remember the rehearsal for the skit in the same way, but I send my sincerest apologies to Leeann,” said Franken.
+“As to the photo, it was clearly intended to be funny but wasn’t.
+I shouldn’t have done it.”
+Needless to say, many were completely unsatisfied with Franken’s very weak statement.
+In fact, some members of his own party said that his apology was entirely insufficient and are calling for Franken to be held accountable for his actions…
+Guy Cecil, the former head of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and now the boss of a leading Democratic super PAC, voiced his frustration with the inadequacy of Franken’s apology on Twitter.
+“That was not an apology and was an insufficient response to serious allegations,” Cecil tweeted.
+“Al Franken must be held accountable if our party wants to live up to our commitment to women & girls.”
+This scandal has set off a feeding frenzy as Internet sleuths search for other incidents in which Franken has acted inappropriately.
+And of course, since we are talking about Al Franken, it wasn’t exactly difficult to find material.
+For example, a photo has surfaced of Franken grabbing Joy Behar in a very creepy manner.
+The following comes from Breitbart…
+Amid the emergence of a 2006 photo of Al Franken groping journalist and talk radio anchor Leeann Tweeden, a photo of the embattled Minnesota Senator appearing to grab comedian Joy Behar’s breast has also resurfaced.
+Franken was a comedian before he ever entered the world of politics, and we understand that.
+But just because he was a comedian does not mean that he gets to play by a different set of rules.
+There appears to be an ongoing pattern of behavior, and Fox News has documented some of the other incidents that have come up in the past…
+Franken, then a comedian, was quoted in a 1995 New York Magazine article discussing a skit for “Saturday Night Live” that involved drugging and raping CBS reporter Lesley Stahl.
+Franken, at the time a writer for “SNL,” suggested one skit should play out with “60 Minutes” commentator Andy Rooney finding an empty pill bottle on his desk.
+“’I give the pills to Lesley Stahl.
+Then when Lesley is passed out, I take her to the closet and rape her.’ Or ‘That’s why you never see Lesley until February.’ Or, ‘When she passes out.
+I put her in various positions and take pictures of her,’” Franken was quoted saying.
+The article, along with a 2000 Playboy column in which Franken talked about fantasizing a machine would perform oral sex on him, was used to attack Franken during his 2008 Senate campaign in Minnesota.
+As much as we may be appalled by some of the things that Al Franken has done, the truth is that there are far worse offenders in Washington.
+Let’s talk about Bill Clinton for a moment.
+Democrats have been covering up his sexual crimes for years, and my hope is that now this will start to change.
+Juanita Broaddrick, Kathleen Willey, Connie Hamzy, Eileen Wellstone, Sandra Allen James, Christy Zercher, Paula Jones, Monica Lewinsky, Gennifer Flowers, Elizabeth Ward Gracen, Sally Perdue, Lencola Sullivan, Susie Whitacre and Bobbie Ann William are some of the women that have made allegations against Clinton, and if even half of their allegations are true Clinton should be in prison for the rest of his life.
+In my article yesterday, I discussed how one Secret Service agent is charging former Vice-President Joe Biden of engaging in “Weinstein-level” behavior, and I also talked about how 15 million dollars in settlements have been secretly paid out to victims of sexual harassment in the House of Representatives in recent years.
+There is a culture of corruption in Washington D.C., and we desperately need to drain the swamp.
+If you agree, I hope that you will support my campaign and the campaigns of other anti-establishment candidates that want to clean up the halls of Congress.
+It is time to take our government back because at this point it has become an absolutely disgusting cesspool of filth and corruption.
+Article posted with permission from End of the American Dream
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+Shock: Black Death Patients Are ESCAPING The Hospital Over Fear Of Needles As Officials Worry Plague Could Spread
+
+Patients in Madagascar who are currently suffering from the plague have “escaped” multiple hospitals in the area over fears of needles and hospital treatment as a whole, according to a shocking report in The Sun newspaper.
+Security guards with at least one hospital have been tasked with forcefully keeping black death patients in the hospital as well as following the strict safety procedures set up in an attempt to quell the outbreak.
+The Sun reported:
+Officials at the hospital say the main reason why patients run away is that they are scared of needles and don’t have much experience of hospitals.
+Jean Benoit Manhes, the deputy representative of Unicef, told the Irish Times: “Some escaped because they’re afraid of needles.
+People here are not used to the hospital.
+“The problem of plague is not just a medical response.
+You can have hospitals but if people don’t come it isn’t enough.” Such incidents have prompted fears that the plague could spread even further with each confirmed case requiring 20 people have been in contact with to be treated as a precaution.
+Malagasy people have also been told not to carry out their traditional burial tradition of Famidihana which involves digging up their dead relatives every seven years.
+It means ‘turning the bones’ and sees families cleaning the remains, rewrapping them and reburying them while other family members perform a special dance.
+The African island’s government has told citizens to pause the tradition for fear the plague bacteria is still active in the corpses and can be spread to the living.
+News of infected patients running away from hospitals comes on the heels of reports that it is only a matter of time before the plague becomes resistant to the antibiotics that are currently being used to treat the outbreak.
+Mac Slavo recently reported for SHTFplan:
+The newest warning about the outbreak of the airborne pneumonic plague, or black death, in Madagascar has been released.
+Officials warn that it’s inevitable that this bacterial infection that’s infected over 2000 people will become resistant to antibiotics.
+The only way to treat a person who has contracted the plague is with antibiotics.
+But experts now warn that because they are being used so much to treat the infection, antibiotics resistance is inevitable and making this disease much more terrifying.
+Once the bacteria is resistant, the Madagascar healthcare system will be overwhelmed, and the disease will have control of the nation.
+As Slavo noted, should the disease spread to the African mainland, one can assume that it will be all but impossible to control, thus increasing the likelihood of global pandemic.
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+Black Death Warning: The Plague Is Impossible To Eradicate
+
+Face masks are placed on children in Antananarivo, Madagascar (AP Photo/Alexander JOE)
+An expert is warning the plague that has sickened over 2000 people in Madagascar since August is impossible to eradicate.
+Even though the number of those infected has dropped in recent weeks, the plague will never truly be gone.
+Since the airborne version of the plague can kill a person in just three hours, experts warn that its too soon to think that since there hasn’t been a person infected in recent days, that it won’t pop up again.
+That’s because the bacteria that causes plague is now so widespread in wildlife, that humans can’t do anything to get rid of it, said Dr. Allen Cheng, Professor of Infectious Diseases Epidemiology at Monash University in Melbourne.
+“It’s not possible to eradicate plague, as it is widespread in wildlife rodents outside the sphere of human influence,” Cheng wrote on The Conversation.
+“Outbreaks, generally, are managed reactively by ‘firefighting teams’, deployed to clear houses of fleas, identify and treat cases and give pre-emptive treatment to contacts at risk.
+A more preventative approach, such as the identification of areas at risk using climate models and animal surveys to focus flea and rat control efforts, would be better,” he said.
+“But, this requires a better understanding of transmission pathways in each region where disease persists.”
+The best way to stop the plague spreading was to focus on flea and rat control in the most at-risk areas, he said.
+Cheng’s comments came after at least 171 people died in Madagascar over an outbreak of plague.
+Nine countries were urged by the World Health Organisation (WHO) to prepare for a black death attack, at the end of October.
+It’s been reported that plague has been transmitted to humans by camels, goats, prairie dogs, rock squirrels and guinea pigs since the 1960’s.
+There are only a few remaining hotspots for plague in the world – Madagascar being one of them.
+This outbreak was also highly “unusual”, in that several different parts of the island were affected, including areas with lots of people.
+WHO has reported 2119 cases of the plague as of November 10.
+171 have died of the disease so far.
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+How Do You Like Paying For Sexual Harassment Settlements from Your Congress, America?
+
+How Do You Like Paying For Sexual Harassment Settlements from Your Congress, America?
+Please help support us with cryptocurrency donations.
+Thank you!
+We finally have the official numbers, and they aren’t pretty.
+Reid Wilson, a correspondent for the Hill, has posted to Twitter a year by year breakdown of sexual harassment settlements and awards that he received from the Congressional Office of Compliance.
+I went ahead and added up each column, and what I discovered is that 264 cases of sexual harassment in Congress have been settled since 1997, and the total amount awarded in those settlements comes to a grand total of $17,250,854.
+So where has the $17,250,854 come from to pay those settlements?
+That money has come from the taxpayers of course.
+That means that you and I have been paying to cover up the epidemic of sexual harassment that has been taking place on Capitol Hill.
+When U.S. Representative Jackie Speier originally told us that more than 15 million dollars had been paid out to victims of sexual harassment in recent years, I was envisioning a few dozen cases at most.
+I had no idea that the total number of cases would actually be well over 200.
+If our leaders were serious about stopping this from happening, they would pass a law making it mandatory that all cases of sexual harassment in Congress be made public, and that members of Congress would be personally responsible for paying out any settlements.
+If such a law was instituted, I guarantee you that sexual harassment on Capitol Hill would come to a screeching halt.
+But they don’t want it to stop.
+For many in Congress, having so many attractive young women around is one of the key benefits of the job.
+I included the following quote from CNN in an article the other day, but I also believe that it fits just perfectly here…
+In an environment with “so many young women,” said one ex-House aide, the men “have no self-control.” “Amongst ourselves, we know,” a former Senate staffer said of the lawmakers with the worst reputations.
+And sometimes, the sexual advances from members of Congress or senior aides are reciprocated in the hopes of advancing one’s career — what one political veteran bluntly referred to as a “sex trade on Capitol Hill.”
+Do you want to stop this from happening?
+It isn’t going to stop until we boot out the corrupt career politicians that are engaging in this type of behavior.
+So I am asking you to support my campaign and other “grassroots deplorables” that are running for office all over the nation.
+Morality really matters when it comes to serving in public office, and we are not going to send people that engage in sexually inappropriate behavior to Washington anymore.
+And I am calling on Congress to immediately release the details of all of the 264 cases of sexual harassment that have been settled since 1997.
+The American people have a right to know, and those that engaged in this type of behavior do not have a right to hide.
+It is time to drain the swamp, and this would be a really good place to start.
+Article posted with permission from End of the American Dream
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+Uranium One Bombshell: Evidence of Bribery, Extortion, Kickbacks, Money Laundering, and More!
+
+Right about now the people in the Clinton camp should be getting very nervous about the ongoing investigations into the Uranium One deal.
+What must be most annoying for the Clinton team is that these investigations all started as a way to undermine the Trump administration and continue to push connections between Trump and Russia.
+Now, more than a year after the investigations began, it’s looking less likely than ever that President Trump did anything wrong… but the investigations seem to be zeroing in on key Clinton team members (including the Clintons themselves).
+On Tuesday night Fox News Sean Hannity sat down to talk about the exploding scandal that is the Uranium One deal, and what it could mean for the Clinton family.
+Hannity spoke with investigative reporter Sara Carter of Circa, John Solomon of The Hill, and Victoria Toensing, an attorney representing the FBI informant who allegedly possesses documents on the sale of Canadian mining company ‘Uranium One’ to Russia interests back in 2010.
+Now that the NDA (non disclosure agreement) has been lifted Circa’s Sara Carter is “reporting that she has received a treasure trove of documents that in fact prove tonight the FBI informant has knowledge of Russia’s involvement in uranium one.”
+Not to be outdone, the Hill’s John Solomon had found even more dirt on this ugly Clinton led deal.
+Apparently, Solomon has learned that the FBI informant “has evidence, was on the inside, directly from Putin’s Russia, the push for nuclear fuel deals, and all the crimes we talked about, bribery, kickback, extortion, money laundering, racketeering, all knelt corroborating and will be corroborated even further.
+Go into your report.”
+This is all about to get very ugly.
+https://youtu.be/_DFeri21hlc
+HANNITY: Breaking news tonight, the Hills John Solomon, investigative reporter Sara Carter, they released bombshell reports equally tonight.
+Solomon reporting according to the memos obtained, the FBI informant that now has had his NDA lifted at the center of this case gathered years and years of evidence of Russia’s plot to control U.S. Nuclear fuel, which included the uranium one deal.
+And Sara Carter reporting that she has received a treasure trove of documents that in fact prove tonight the FBI informant has knowledge of Russia’s involvement in uranium one.
+Also joining us now is the attorney for the FBI informant, Victoria Toensing along with John and Sara.
+Sara, let’s start with your report.
+A treasure trove, that is huge.
+SARAH CARTER, CIRCA NEWS: It is Sean.
+I mean there’s over 5,000 documents which include emails, briefs, other documentation, memorandums that the informant had turned over to the FBI and Justice Department, and within these documents, it’s very evident of Russia’s intention to enter the American market, energy market.
+And their intentions to acquire uranium one.
+HANNITY: John, you go into extensive detail in a very long and hard-hitting piece tonight and revealing piece, how the FBI informant — you actually said six years, I thought he was only an informant for four years.
+He has evidence, was on the inside, directly from Putin’s Russia, the push for nuclear fuel deals, and all the crimes we talked about, bribery, kickback, extortion, money laundering, racketeering, all knelt corroborating and will be corroborated even further.
+Go into your report.
+JOHN SOLOMON, THE HILL: You know, Sara just said something about the importance of the dominance of the uranium market.
+This is an email that the FBI has had for six years.
+It shows that uranium one was part of a Russia strategy to control, not just benefit from the global market, controlled the global market.
+That would put the United States at a disadvantage.
+That is the sort of evidence that this FBI informant has right now.
+If you go back on the last week we heard several things from the Justice Department, there’s no connection to uranium one.
+These are emails that say uranium one that are in the FBI files.
+They said that there was no connection between the uranium one case and the criminal case.
+We now know the criminal case got its first evidence in 2009, a whole year before the uranium one deal was approved by the Obama administration.
+There are a lot of things that people have been saying that these documents simply don’t agree with.
+HANNITY: All right.
+I got a very high ranking Congressman and that knows, let us put it that way, and actually sent me a note.
+The knowledge of key administration officials will be the next thing proven by both of you, and the links to the Clinton foundation.
+Sara, is that true?
+CARTER: I believe that is true.
+I mean especially when we at —
+HANNITY: Do believe or you know?
+I can’t ask Victoria that question because she won’t tell me.
+CARTER: I know it’s true.
+I know that looking at these documents following the money, following the money is what’s important here.
+The Justice Department has not pointed out that they will possibly call a special counsel to this.
+This is still out there.
+They are looking into it.
+That is something that they need to decide.
+But whether it’s a special counsel or whether it’s a prosecutor that is investigating this, they will be able to follow the money.
+There are somethings said …
+HANNITY: When you say follow the money, my suspicion would go to the money came directly from Russia, was funneled through the Canadian donors to the Clinton Foundation.
+How good are my instincts?
+CARTER: You have pretty good instincts.
+I think there’s a lot of other areas that they will be looking at as well.
+Remember this is like peeling back an onion.
+You peel one part and then you find another part.
+And that is what’s going to require somebody to do an extensive investigation.
+HANNITY: But it is beginning to cascade Sara.
+CARTER: It is.
+HANNITY: John, I want her to respond to the same thing, that the Clinton Foundation, that this will be traced back to high-ranking Obama administration officials and the Clinton Foundation, and if you add the money portion Sara mentioned?
+SOLOMON: I do.
+I think the place we will be talking about in the next couple weeks as the Clinton global initiative.
+Sort of a side project of the Clinton Foundation.
+There are new flows of money there that we will report on then the next couple of weeks.
+There were also some personal business projects, some very senior Clinton people that got a remarkable infusion of cash from Russia.
+It will be able to talk about that in the next couple of weeks.
+Another layer of interest of the story.
+HANNITY: All right.
+We have a lot of time in the segment so I want to go very slowly here.
+Both of you, before I get to Victoria, Sara and John, you both in your pieces said 5,000 documents.
+I hear the number the FBI informant is much, much greater, tens of thousands.
+True or false?
+SOLOMON: That seems to be accurate.
+We have a subset of the documents and they are very voluminous.
+HANNITY: Now let me go to Victoria.
+One of the great attorneys.
+She is the most difficult to get any information out of.
+Victoria, one of the things I’ve known about you, and I’ve interviewed you so many times over the years, you now have been doing a deep dive into all of this.
+You are now representing this FBI informant.
+I think they will become an American hero out of all of this, but apparently, he was fighting and begging and pleading and saying the Russians are here, they are doing this, why are you paying attention?
+I hope my instincts are right there, and number two, how devastating it legally is this going to be based on what I was just asking Sara and John about impacting former Obama officials, money, Clinton foundation?
+VICTORIA TOENSING, ATTORNEY REPRESENTING FBI INFORMANT: Let me go to number one first, that is the whole essence of what John and Sara and I are talking about is that in 2009, 2010, our FBI and presumably our Justice Department, and the White House, as my client was told, all knew about this corruption in the Russian nuclear energy area.
+There’s no separate companies.
+They are all related.
+The Russian nuclear energy is controlled from the top, from Putin.
+They are all one.
+They all talk to each other.
+So the evidence about this corruption was known to our government in 2009, 2010, and why is it that CFIUS either wasn’t told, or CFIUS people knowing about it —
+HANNITY: Explain CFIUS, 13 agencies, I am sorry 9 agencies approving the deal that gave control of uranium one to the bad actor, hostile regime, Putin Russia.
+TOENSING: They said, the CFIUS board said that the bad Russians could buy uranium one, which contains access to 20 percent of the U.S.
+Uranium, why was that decision made?
+Was CFIUS told?
+Did Bob Mueller go to Eric Holder and tell him?
+Eric Holder sat on it.
+HANNITY: He was one of the nine.
+TOENSING: Did Bob Mueller go to the White House and tell him?
+The FBI agents told my client that they were briefing the President about his conduct.
+Of course, when the CFIUS decision was made.
+My client said, what happened?
+HANNITY: Back to my original question, counselor, if I may.
+You are too good at your job.
+This is a very serious point.
+Putting your legal hat on, objectively speaking, yes they knew, the evidence will prove it based on the documents and your client, crimes committed on a high level?
+National security compromise?
+TOENSING: Of course, it goes without saying giving the Russians control of the uranium was a national security compromise.
+I think that we are going to have to do is continue to follow the money because the reporting that John and Sara are going to be doing in a few days will be revealing about where lots of the various money went and where it came from.
+HANNITY: Always we go back, and I believe at the end of this you guys deserve a Pulitzer, and I’m not the only one thinking that.
+You have dug so deep on this, this has been a deep dive and I applaud you both.
+I want to ask as it relates to who knew what, and when.
+What did they know, when did they know it, John Solomon?
+I’m talking about Obama, Mueller, Eric Holder, and Hillary Clinton.
+SOLOMON: We are at a little disadvantage right now, because we don’t have those records, and also the records that Congress needs to go get, but I can tell you I have a person quoted in my story who has direct knowledge of what the Justice Department knew.
+This person said without a shred of doubt, we knew in 2009 a year before CFIUS ruled that Thomas were engaged in criminality, without a shadow of a doubt, we knew that Russia was trying to gain a corner on the U.S. market, get a strong hold on our uranium, and without a doubt we knew they were using political levers to try to get their way here.
+We are talking about control, like this document says, they are trying to gain control of our markets.
+That has to be national security interest that should have been raised in CFIUS.
+HANNITY: President daily briefings were told.
+Had this information in it before CFIUS approves this.
+CARTER: Sean.
+That is what we need to find out.
+We need to see those Presidential daily briefings.
+Congress can get those.
+They will be able to know whether or not President Obama was briefed on this and according to a number of people that I have spoken with as well, he was.
+I think that will reveal a whole other layer of who knew what, where and when.
+And we follow the money and it will reveal even more about Hillary Clinton and what she knew and when did she know it, and the other members of the CFIUS board.
+HANNITY: And Obama and Holder and Mueller?
+John, real quick, we are running out of time.
+SOLOMON: yes listen, I think even Sessions and Rosenstein have questions to answer.
+There are people in Congress who don’t think they’ve gotten a straight answer from them.
+HANNITY: All right.
+Victoria, we get the last word from you, laws broken?
+TOENSING: Well, of course.
+HANNITY: You are so good at your job.
+You are so annoyingly good.
+The American people deserve the truth varied our security was compromised, we import uranium, because we don’t have enough.
+Newt Gingrich will weigh in on this and more things and about the Clintons.
+Are they facing their day of reckoning?
+And a big announcement at the end of the show.
+Article posted with permission from Constitution.com
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+ICE Deports Guatemalan Man Wanted For Assassination
+
+SPRINGFIELD, Mo.
+— A Guatemalan man, wanted by law enforcement authorities in his home country for killing a store owner, was removed Thursday by deportation officers.
+Jose Manuel Ohajacao-Ramos, was transferred Nov. 9 to the custody of Guatemalan law enforcement officials by ERO officers in Guatemala City, Guatemala.
+According to Guatemalan authorities, Ohajacao-Ramos is accused of fatally shooting a store owner in his store in June 1997.
+Guatemalan law lists the charge as an assassination.
+Ohajacao-Ramos legally entered the United States in 1998 as a visitor and overstayed his temporary visa by more than 18 years.
+He was arrested at his home in Neosho, Missouri, in May 2017.
+In September, a federal immigration judge ordered him removed to his home country.
+Ohajacao-Ramos remained in ICE custody since his May arrest.
+“Removing foreign fugitives trying to escape law enforcement in their home countries is an ICE top priority,” said Ricardo Wong, field office director for ERO Chicago.
+“The cooperation between the U.S. and our Guatemalan counterparts resulted in returning this man who is a threat to public safety.”
+Since Oct. 1, 2009, ERO has removed more than 1,700 foreign fugitives from the United States who were sought in their native countries for serious crimes, including kidnapping, rape and murder.
+In fiscal year 2016, ICE conducted 240,255 removals nationwide.
+Ninety-two percent of individuals removed from the interior of the United States had previously been convicted of a criminal offense.
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+Asteroid Will Skim By Earth Days Before Christmas: It Is ‘Potentially Hazardous’
+
+An asteroid called 3200 Phaethon will skim past the Earth just days before many will celebrate with Christmas festivities.
+The three-mile-wide asteroid is expected to miss the Earth, but it’s still labeled as “potentially hazardous,” and for good reasons.
+With a diameter of about 3 miles, the asteroid named 3200 Phaethon (after the Greek demi-god who, according to legend, nearly set the Earth on fire) is classified as “potentially hazardous” by the Minor Planet Center.
+The asteroid will pass within 6.5 million miles of the Earth, which is relatively close in space terms, but still around 27 times the distance of the moon.
+Much closer flybys have occurred in the very recent past.
+Scientists at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory are planning to use the opportunity to obtain a detailed 3D model of the asteroid, which has a particularly irregular shape.
+First detected in December 2007, 3200 Phaethon is widely thought to be the parent body for the Geminid meteor shower, which is due to peak this year on the night of December 13.
+This would make the Geminids one of only two major meteor showers not originating from a comet; the other being the Quadrantids in January.
+The main difference between asteroids and comets is their composition.
+Asteroids are made up of metals and rocky material, while comets are made up of ice, dust and rocky material.
+Comets which approach the Sun lose material with each orbit because some of their ice melts and vaporizes to form a tail.
+But the real question is will anyone be able to see the asteroid’s close approach to our planet.
+According to NASA, 3200 Phaethon will be visible in small telescopes for experienced observers in areas with dark skies.
+It is potentially detectable for three weeks but will be at its brightest between December 11 and 21.
+If you don’t see the asteroid itself, be sure to look out for the Geminid meteor shower, which is set to provide a spectacular show over the course of 10 nights in December, with as many as 100 shooting stars every hour.
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+No Justice for Kate Steinle
+
+A San Francisco jury on Thursday found Jose Ines Garcia Zarate, also known as Juan Francisco Lopez Sanchez, not guilty of the murder of Kate Steinle on a San Francisco pier on July 1, 2015.
+The jury of six men and six women, including three immigrants, found the Mexican national not guilty of all murder and manslaughter charges and guilty only of felony possession of a firearm.
+For Garcia’s Zarate’s attorney, Matt Gonzalez, Ralph Nader’s running mate in the 2008 presidential election, the trial was all about Donald Trump.
+“For those who might criticize this verdict – there are a number of people who have commented on this case in the last couple of years,” Gonzalez said after the verdict, “the Attorney General of the United States and the President and Vice President of the United States.
+Let me just remind them, they are themselves under investigation by a special prosecutor in Washington D.C. and they may soon avail themselves of the presumption of innocence beyond a reasonable doubt, so I ask that they reflect on that before they comment or disparage the results of this case.”
+“From day one this case was used as a means to foment hate, to foment division and to foment a program of mass deportation,” added defense attorney Francisco Ugarte.
+“It was used to catapult a presidency along that philosophy of hate of others.
+I believe today is a day of vindication for the rights of immigrants.”
+Alex Bastian of the San Francisco prosecutor’s office told reporters the verdict “was not the one we were hoping for,” but the Steinle family could be forgiven for any reasonable doubts about the prosecution.
+“We’re just shocked — saddened and shocked ... that’s about it,” Jim Steinle, Kate’s father, told the San Francisco Chronicle.
+“There’s no other way you can coin it.
+Justice was rendered, but it was not served.” Kate’s brother Brad was “stunned that they couldn’t even get him on using the weapon.”
+Attorney David Wohl told Fox News that with negligent discharge of a firearm, the defendant’s action met every standard for involuntary manslaughter.
+The verdict, Wohl said, was “an utter and complete and total failure by the prosecutor.”
+Conservative Ben Shapiro told Fox news the verdict was “horrifying.
+.
+.
+Politics trumps evidence in California once again.” For Jeff Sessions San Francisco’s sanctuary city policy “led to the preventable and heartbreaking death of Kate Steinle.” According to the Attorney General’s statement, the Justice Department “will continue to ensure that all jurisdictions place the safety and security of their communities above the convenience of criminal aliens.”
+For his part, President Trump tweeted: “A disgraceful verdict in the Kate Steinle case!
+No wonder the people of our Country are so angry with Illegal Immigration.”
+Mexican national Jose Ines Garcia Zarate, 54, is a seven-time felon and has been deported five times.
+In 2015 federal authorities sought to detain him for deportation.
+San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi chose to defy the feds and release the Mexican national.
+On July 1, 2015, the criminal illegal picked up a Sig Sauer .40 caliber pistol, stolen from a Bureau of Land Management officer, and fired the shot that killed Kate Steinle, only 32 years old.
+The Mexican nation and career criminal enjoyed all the rights of the American legal system, the presumption of innocence, and a high-profile defense attorney funded by American taxpayers.
+During the trial, former vice presidential candidate Matt Gonzalez claimed that Garcia Zarate’s background and nationality played a role in his prosecution.
+As Gonzalez argued, “If this was a college student or Swedish kid would he be charged with murder?”
+That sort of politically correct nonsense plays well in San Francisco, so any observer of the case could be forgiven for believing that prosecution and defense both got the outcome they wanted, regardless of the tragedy for the Steinle family.
+The felony firearms charge, the only charge on which Garcia Zarate was found guilty, carries a sentence of 16 months to 3 years.
+Since Garcia Zarate has been languishing in jail, the authorities could commute any sentence to time served and he could walk free within weeks.
+San Francisco is not likely to hand the felon over to ICE for deportation.
+Should that happen, Garcia Zarate has already proved five times that anybody can get away with violating U.S. immigration law.
+He has already proved that in the sanctuary state of California, false-documented illegals are a privileged class.
+Jose Ines Garcia Zarate, or whatever his real name is, has also proved that a career criminal who is not even supposed to be in the country can literally get away with murder in broad daylight.
+When that happens, the killer’s public defender will call it a “vindication for the rights of immigrants.”
+In San Francisco, and across California, this verdict will surely give new meaning to the cry of “no justice, no peace.”
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+Trump Slams “Disgraceful Verdict” After San Francisco Jury Acquits “Kate’s Law”-Victim’s Killer
+
+This article was originally published by Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge
+Update 2 : Just as we suspected, President Trump has tweeted his opinion on this decision…
+A disgraceful verdict in the Kate Steinle case!
+No wonder the people of our Country are so angry with Illegal Immigration.
+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 1, 2017
+Update 1: AP reports that U.S. immigration officials say they will deport the Mexican man found not guilty of murder in San Francisco pier shooting.
+* * *
+As we detailed earlier, in a verdict that has shocked many in the Bay Area (and across America), a jury of six men and six women in sanctuary city San Francisco found illegal immigrant (and five-time deportee) Jose Ines Garcia Zarate not guilty in the death of Kate Steinle.
+Mr. Garcia Zarate had been homeless at the time of the shooting and had multiple felony convictions and five prior deportations to Mexico.
+He had been set free from jail only months before the shooting, in defiance of requests by federal immigration authorities, who had asked that he be held longer so he could be deported again.
+The backlash to his release into the community crescendoed when Donald Trump invoked Ms. Steinle’s killing as he campaigned for president.
+As The New York Times reports, Ms. Steinle’s death in July 2015 fed into a fierce debate over whether immigrants without legal status should be deported more aggressively, and over the role local law enforcement should play.
+Ms. Steinle, known as Kate, a 32-year-old medical equipment saleswoman, was walking along Pier 14 in San Francisco when she was struck by a bullet and collapsed into her father’s arms.
+Mr. Garcia Zarate acknowledged firing the weapon, but said it was an accident.
+Zarate and his defense team maintained the argument that the suspect found the stolen weapon on the pier that day and it “just fired.” The gun belonged to a federal Bureau of Land Management ranger and was stolen from his parked car a week earlier.
+The bullet ricocheted on the pier’s concrete walkway before it struck Steinle, killing her.
+Zarate has admitted to shooting Steinle, but says it was an accident.
+Defense attorney Matt Gonzalez said Garcia Zarate found the gun at the pier… but the stories of what happened copntradicted one another…
+He said it was wrapped in cloth, and when Garcia Zarate unwrapped it, the gun accidentally discharged.
+But in a police interrogation, Garcia Zarate admitted to firing the gun, saying he was aiming at a seal.
+He also told police that he stepped on the gun, causing it to fire.
+But still, after six days of deliberation, the illegal Mexcian immigrant was acquitted of murder and manslaughter charges and also found not guilty of assault with a firearm.
+Garcia Zarate was found guilty of illegal firearms possession, which carries a sentence of 16 months to three years.
+* * *
+The public defender wasted no time in focusing his thoughts on President Trump and his administration…saying Zarate was “extremely relieved” by the outcome and that while Steinle’s death “was a horrible tragedy,” it was used as “political fodder for then candidate Donald Trump’s anti-immigration agenda.”
+Adachi added, “Despite the unfairly politicized atmosphere surrounding this case, jurors focused on the evidence, which was clear and convincing, and rendered a just verdict.”
+In a response to the verdict, Attorney General Jeff Sessions released a statement saying that despite California’s attempt at a murder conviction, Zarate was able to walk away with only a firearm possession conviction because he was not turned over by San Francisco to ICE.
+“When jurisdictions choose to return criminal aliens to the streets rather than turning them over to federal immigration authorities, they put the public’s safety at risk,” the statement said.
+“San Francisco’s decision to protect criminal aliens led to the preventable and heartbreaking death of Kate Steinle.” Sessions continued, “I urge the leaders of the nation’s communities to reflect on the outcome of this case and consider carefully the harm they are doing to their citizens by refusing to cooperate with federal law enforcement officers.”
+Social media erupted with outrage at the verdict (with very few – if any attempting to defend the verdict)…
+I don't know any American citizen who is a 5x felon and could get away with killing someone with a stolen gun.
+#KateSteinle #KatesLaw #JoseZarate — Ginger (@SpicyMustang) December 1, 2017
+I seriously feel like buying my own damn bricks & building this damn wall myself!
+So flipping outraged by this unjustice!
+#BuildtheWall #KatesLaw — ???Steff???
+(@Steffs_tweets) December 1, 2017
+May San Francisco rot in hell!
+#KatesLaw — Mike (@Bigly45) December 1, 2017
+Insist that KATES LAW is passed.
+When illegals have more rights and protection than American Citizens.
+This MUST STOP!!!!
+— Diana Batissa (@DianaBatissa) December 1, 2017
+SF city just proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that they dont care if YOU, or others get killed by their policies.
+They will continue to shelter illegals and allow them to do as they please and dont care about the innocents hurt by them.
+?
+SICK!#KateSteinle #KatesLaw — Constitutional-TQN?
+(@TechQn) December 1, 2017
+If Hillary Clinton were in office, we'd all be in danger.
+The #KateSteinle verdict is an endorsement of murder.
+There is no way to spin this, there is no defense, today the mask came off.
+— Mike Cernovich ??
+(@Cernovich) December 1, 2017
+And even politically-correct politicians piped in…
+Kate Steinle’s murderer not guilty?
+This is outrageous!
+A great injustice has been done.
+No Californian can feel good about their justice system today.
+I grieve from the bottom of my heart for the Steinle family who must be personally suffering from this injustice.
+— Senator Jim Nielsen (@CASenatorJim) December 1, 2017
+We suspect it will not be long before President Trump has something to say about this verdict.
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+UK: Labour MP Cites Ban of Robert Spencer & Pamela Geller in Calling for Trump to be Banned from Country
+
+The brouhaha over President Trump’s retweets of videos depicting Muslims being violent continues in the UK, and is yet another manifestation of the general tendency to blame those who call attention to jihad atrocities rather than to focus upon the jihad atrocities themselves.
+Trump himself said it best, tweeting yesterday evening:”.
+@ Theresa_May, don’t focus on me, focus on the destructive Radical Islamic Terrorism that is taking place within the United Kingdom.
+We are doing just fine!”
+.
+@Theresa_May, don’t focus on me, focus on the destructive Radical Islamic Terrorism that is taking place within the United Kingdom.
+We are doing just fine!
+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 30, 2017
+I’m not sure we’re doing just fine, but Trump is right that the real problem is jihad terror and Sharia supremacism, and British authorities want to ignore that and shoot the messenger.
+And so Chris Bryant, “a senior Labour backbencher, has written to May urging her to go further, and issue an official ban on Donald Trump from entering the UK on the grounds he is condoning fascism and his presence is ‘not conducive to the public good’, a senior Labour MP has said.”
+For Chris Bryant, apparently “fascism” means “defense of Britain and its values against jihad terror.”
+Bryant “cited the cases of two US far-right bloggers, Robert Spencer and Pamela Geller , who were banned by May in 2013 from entering the UK to take part in English Defence League rallies, as precedents for taking action against Trump.”
+Why are we “far right”?
+Everything we do is in defense of the freedom of speech and equality of rights of all people before the law.
+That’s “far right”?
+In any case, note well: the letter to me from the UK Home Office said that I was banned for saying that “[Islam] is a religion and is a belief system that mandates warfare against unbelievers…”
+That’s a demonstrably true statement.
+Meanwhile, Britain has a steadily lengthening record of admitting jihad preachers without a moment of hesitation.
+Syed Muzaffar Shah Qadri’s preaching of hatred and jihad violence was so hardline that he was banned from preaching in Pakistan, but the UK Home Office welcomed him into Britain.
+The UK Home Office also admitted Shaykh Hamza Sodagar into the country, despite the fact that he has said: “If there’s homosexual men, the punishment is one of five things.
+One – the easiest one maybe – chop their head off, that’s the easiest.
+Second – burn them to death.
+Third – throw ’em off a cliff.
+Fourth – tear down a wall on them so they die under that.
+Fifth – a combination of the above.”
+May’s government admitted two jihad preachers who had praised the murderer of a foe of Pakistan’s blasphemy laws.
+One of them was welcomed by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
+Meanwhile, the UK banned three bishops from areas of Iraq and Syria where Christians are persecuted from entering the country.
+Chris Bryant had nothing to say about any of those jihad preachers entering Britain with no problem.
+“UK ambassador conveys concerns over Trump retweet to White House,” by Rowena Mason, Guardian, November 30, 2017:
+…Chris Bryant, a senior Labour backbencher, has written to May urging her to go further, and issue an official ban on Donald Trump from entering the UK on the grounds he is condoning fascism and his presence is “not conducive to the public good”, a senior Labour MP has said.
+Bryant, a former Foreign Office minister, said the prime minister should issue a prohibition order against the president like those that apply to other far right figures from the US.
+He cited the cases of two US far right bloggers, Robert Spencer and Pamela Geller, who were banned by May in 2013 from entering the UK to take part in English Defence League rallies, as precedents for taking action against Trump.
+In a letter to May, he said: “I am writing to you to ask you and the home secretary to take immediate action to ban the president of the United States, Donald Trump, from entering the United Kingdom, due to his apparent support for far-right groups in this country.
+“In retweeting Jayda Fransen’s posts, it is absolutely clear to me that President Trump is supporting and condoning fascism and far-right activity.
+This activity has frequently taken the form of violence on our streets.
+Ms Fransen herself has a long history of racism and Islamophobia, some of it criminal.
+Many of the people you have rightly banned from entering the UK were guilty of less than this.”…
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+Kritarch Patti Saris thinks she runs immigration policy, right down to how many times someone can have their case reviewed, though she seems confused as to who will do the reviewing of those cases.
+At issue is a large group of Indonesian Chinese Christians who fled a pogrom in Indonesia directed against them in the 1990s.
+The Chinese generally filed asylum applications after arriving in the United States, and, importantly, not at an American embassy or consulate in Indonesia or nearby.
+All were relatively wealthy and had or obtained tourist visas to the United States.
+This is important as most actual "refugees" drop everything to flee their homelands if they are under threat of death.
+Tellingly, these asylum applicants were the elite of Indonesian society, because their higher average IQ, than the rather dull Indonesians.
+87 is the average Indonesian IQ , and note that average includes the higher average Chinese, so the locals really are a dull lot.
+This is important in that while there was anti-Chinese and anti-Christian violence, the non-Chinese Christians mostly stuck around, though the Chinese used tourist and student visas to come to the United States in a leisurely manner, taking time to either bring or otherwise secure their wealth in Indonesia.
+In any event, the persecution was limited in time and duration as the local elite know they need the Chinese to run the economy and to avoid Red China intervening on behalf of their fellow ethnics.
+In the United States, these Chinese went through the liberal asylum process, but did not manage to fool even the credulous "judges" at the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR), the immigration courts.
+Fast forward to the Obama Regime Administrative Amnesty , where despite outstanding deportation orders, these illegal aliens, among millions of others, are allowed to remain, and then given employment authorization as well.
+Fortunately, elections have consequences, and the Obama Regime Administrative Amnesty, or parts of it, came to an inglorious end.
+And end it was for this particular lot of illegal aliens.
+But Kritarch Patti Saris was having none of the immigration laws of the United States.
+She thought she was decider-in-chief on who gets deported.
+And all on the flimsy excuse that the aliens need another bite at the apple, despite the clear fact that the Indonesian government had long ago quashed the ethnic riots directed against the market dominant minority of Chinese and the religious motivated violence against Christians.
+While there are a couple of provinces in Indonesia that impose Sharia law on Muslims, most non-Muslims are exempt.
+As moderates go, Indonesia is about as close as it gets to moderate Muslims.
+Mostly because the country would not last long without an outside high IQ elite to run the country.
+Before it was the high IQ Dutch, now it's the Chinese.
+Remember, an 87 IQ is just about retarded.
+A federal judge on Monday ordered U.S. immigration officials to delay any efforts to deport 51 Indonesians living illegally in New Hampshire so the group can have time to argue that changing conditions in that country would make it dangerous to return... Federal law gives authority over immigration matters to the executive branch, not the courts.
+Chief U.S. District Judge Patti Saris in Boston found she had authority to ensure the Indonesians have a chance to argue that conditions in their home country had deteriorated significantly enough to reopen their cases for trying to stay in the United State.
+She worried that without the order, ICE officials could deport some of the Indonesians covered by the suit, at which time they would lose the opportunity to have their cases reopened.
+[Judge Orders U.S. To Delay Deporting Indonesians In Immigration Fight, by Scott Malone, Reuters, November 27, 2017]
+Kritarch Saris thought she knew better and has been running a deliberate campaign to prevent the deportation of these Chinese illegal aliens.
+And now she has gone full rogue, prohibiting the deportation of all these illegal aliens who already had their day in immigration court.Saris appears to be making up immigration law and procedure on the fly, as her order appears to not understand either the EOIR process or immigration law.
+“The government shall inform the court whether petitioners, who are not detained, will have access to emergency procedures if they must file their original motions to reopen,” Saris wrote.
+This makes no sense in English, much less in the established procedures in the EOIR.
+The aliens have no emergency, there are no emergency procedures, and their original motions to reopen were denied for lack of legal basis in law or any changed conditions in the country they are being deported to that would avail them of another claim.
+Indonesia is more hospitable to Chinese Christians today than the short period in the 90s when there was a problem.
+But basically, Saris wants the illegal aliens the opportunity to submit another asylum application, and benefit by the years it will take to adjudicate those claims.
+Basically Saris wants these illegals to never leave.
+That, of course is not her role.
+The only claim they have before a Federal court is if they got the due process that Congress gave those illegal aliens.
+And they did, they filed for asylum, had a hearing and appeals, and lost.
+With the legislative fight over DACA, the Trump Administration needs to include legislative language including more restrictions on kritarchs who want to make American immigration policy, as well as other reforms to lower legal immigration, build the wall, and deport illegals here.
+Or impeachment, or both.
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+British Labor Party: We Banned Pamela Geller, Now Let’s Ban Trump, Too
+
+The Guardian reported Thursday that “Chris Bryant, a senior Labour backbencher,” has written to British prime minister Theresa May, urging her to “issue an official ban on Donald Trump from entering the UK on the grounds he is condoning fascism and his presence is ‘not conducive to the public good.'”
+When Western historians look back at the 21st century, the Geller-Spencer ban in the U.K. will be viewed as one of that once great nation’s darkest moments and a low point for freedom.
+It was the victory of Islamic law over Western law, sharia over freedom.
+This because Trump retweeted three videos showing Muslims being violent.
+Bryant, a former Foreign Office minister, supported this madness by pointing to…me.
+He cited the cases of two U.S. far-right bloggers, Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer, who were banned by May in 2013 from entering the U.K.
+I was going to be among a group of freedom-fighters – a true rainbow coalition of human rights activists from all over the world (a Hindu princess had been set to join us) – to honor the memory of Lee Rigby, the British soldier who had been murdered on a London street in broad daylight by an Islamic jihadist on May 22, 2013.
+We planned to pay our respects to Lee Rigby by placing a wreath at his memorial, in his memory and in memory of his service.
+We planned to bring the Stars and Stripes, as well as British and Danish flags, and participate in Armed Forces Day memorial commemorations at the Royal Artillery Barracks in Woolwich, where Rigby served.
+For this, we were banned.
+When Prime Minister Theresa May, who was the head of the Home Office when she banned us and was thus directly responsible for the ban, threw us under the bus in order to satiate savages who threatened violence, did she really think she or anyone would be safe?
+Safe by surrender?
+When did they ever work in the history of humankind?
+The über-left pol citing the Geller-Spencer ban in the U.K. to ban Trump was inevitable.
+It’s like the Geller ban on ads on buses and subways in every major American city: the Catholic Church just tried to run ads on buses in Washington, D.C., and discovered that it couldn’t because of the ban on all political ads that was enacted in order to prevent my ads from running.
+Once you sanction the silencing and persecution of one, inevitably, you’ve sanctioned it for all.
+It’s open season on the opposition.
+Who decides what’s good and what’s forbidden in a totalitarian society?
+The totalitarians.
+The worldwide howl at Trump’s retweets of videos tweeted out by a British politician is further proof of the Islamization of the West.
+It speaks to how deeply and far and widely sharia has been normed and accepted by Western elites.
+The videos in the retweets are authentic and have circulated for years.
+They’re neither “far-right” nor “Islamophobic”; they’re just factual.
+Once again the media are blaming the messenger instead of dealing with Islamic violence.
+Trump didn’t add any rhetoric to his tweets.
+He retweeted authentic videos.
+(The Dutch media now claim that one of them doesn’t depict Muslim migrants being violent, as was claimed.
+Even if this is true, Muslim migrant violence is a grim and increasingly common reality in Europe.)
+If Muslims sincerely condemn jihad terror and sharia oppression, they shouldn’t oppose him.
+In a letter to May, Bryant wrote: “I am writing to you to ask you and the home secretary to take immediate action to ban the president of the United States, Donald Trump, from entering the United Kingdom, due to his apparent support for far-right groups in this country.
+In retweeting Jayda Fransen’s posts, it is absolutely clear to me that President Trump is supporting and condoning fascism and far-right activity.
+This activity has frequently taken the form of violence on our streets.
+Ms Fransen herself has a long history of racism and Islamophobia, some of it criminal.
+Many of the people you have rightly banned from entering the UK were guilty of less than this.”
+“Fascism.” By that Bryant means “defending British values.”
+While admitting numerous jihad preachers, Britain is keeping out the voices of sanity that would call that nation back to a path that would secure freedom for her children and her children’s children instead of a path to national suicide.
+And now a call to ban the president of the nation that saved their nation from extinction not 70 years ago.
+The full story of my being banned from the UK for standing against jihad, and much more, is in my new book, FATWA: Hunted in America .
+Get the book.
+Buy it for friends.
+Educate those around you.
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+Communion to Adulterers Promulgated as "Authentic Magisterium"
+
+Last week, Acta Apostolicae Sedis (AAS)—the Vatican's organ for promulgating the Official Acts of the Apostolic See—published Pope Francis' October 2016 letter to the bishops of Buenos Aires in which he praised their episcopal guidelines allowing divorced and civilly remarried Catholics to receive Holy Communion in some cases while living in a state of objective mortal sin.
+If papal clarification was ever needed on the long-debated issue of the intended meaning of Amoris Laetitia chapter VIII, such clarification has now been provided for the Church at large.
+Concerning these guidelines that allow "the possibility of access to the sacraments of Reconciliation and the Eucharist" in "complex circumstances" where "limitations that lessen the responsibility and guilt" permit adulterous couples to continue in adultery, the pope said in his letter:
+"The document is very good and completely explains the meaning of chapter VIII of Amoris Laetitia.
+There are no other interpretations."
+Until now, the pope's letter to the Argentinian bishops had been considered a private letter with no binding force, whereas AAS has now elevated Pope Francis' letter to the official magisterial status of an "Apostolic Letter," while including a special rescript as an addendum by Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Secretary of State.
+The rescript declares that Pope Francis expressly intends both documents—the papal letter and the episcopal guidelines—to bear the character of his "authentic Magisterium," and that the pope has personally ordered their publication in AAS and on the Vatican website.
+Hence Amoris Laetitia VIII, which proposes that people living in adultery can be guiltless and thus be admitted to the sacraments of Confession and Communion when "concrete circumstances" make it difficult to renounce their adulterous state, is now declared "magisterial" by the Holy See.
+The problem with this is that heresy or sacrilege can never be declared magisterial, so that if it is, it not only has no binding force, but the faithful are obliged to resist and refute such a declaration.
+St. Thomas Aquinas says in his Summa Theologiae: "If the faith were endangered, a subject ought to rebuke his prelate [pope] even publicly."
+The fact is that this latest promulgation is counter-magisterial, but the pope and his right-hand man now feel they have enough support from the dissenting left that enables them to come forward with it.
+Cardinal Parolin's rescript on the papal and episcopal documents reads as follows:
+Rescript "from an Audience with His Holiness"
+The Supreme Pontiff decreed that the two preceding documents be promulgated through publication on the Vatican website and in Acta Apostolicae Sedis, as authentic Magisterium.
+From the Vatican Palace, on the day of June 5 in the year 2017
+Pietro Card.
+Parolin
+Secretary of State
+The Catholic Encyclopedia defines a papal rescript as follows: "Rescripts are responses of the pope or a Sacred Congregation, in writing, to queries or petitions of individuals.
+Some rescripts concern the granting of favors; others the administration of justice, e.g.
+the interpretation of a law."
+It appears then that Parolin's rescript constitutes a direct reply to the dubia of the Four Cardinals.
+Pope Francis' praise of the episcopal guidelines clearly answers the cardinals' query concerning his intention in Amoris Laetitia VIII, so will Cardinals Brandmuller and Burke now proceed to issue the formal correction of it?
+As reported in The Dictator Pope—a remarkable new book which provides an inside look at the most tyrannical and unprincipled papacy of recent history—English Cardinal Cormac Murphy O’Connor who was largely responsible for the vote canvassing behind Francis' election told journalist Paul Valley in 2013, "Four years of Bergoglio would be enough to change things."
+Each day, we see new evidence that this might have been a gross understatement.
+We shouldn't rule out the possibility that Francis may come forward one day and declare "ex-cathedra" that the interpretation of Amoris Laetitia VIII, as now taught by the Holy See, is promulgated as "extraordinary magisterium."
+Should this happen, the Mystical Body would then be without its head.
+In an interview with Catholic World Report (CWR) in December 2016, Cardinal Raymond Burke, who is presently a member of the Apostolic Signatura, said that if a pope were to "formally profess heresy he would cease, by that act, to be the Pope."
+Burke was reiterating Church teaching, as expressed by famed canonist Franz Wernz in his Ius Canonicum: "In sum, it needs to be said clearly that a [publicly] heretical Roman Pontiff loses his power upon the very fact."
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+San Francisco Show Trial Sequel
+
+Last week, a San Francisco jury acquitted seven-time felon Jose Ines Garcia Zarate, a repeatedly deported Mexican national, of all murder and manslaughter charges in the July 1, 2015, fatal shooting of Kate Steinle as she walked with her father and a friend on Pier 14.
+The jury found the confessed shooter guilty only of felony gun possession.
+Many observers decried the verdict as a travesty of justice, but they were mistaken if they thought it could not get any worse.
+San Francisco public defender Matt Gonzalez now seeks to have Zarate’s gun possession charge dismissed.
+Gonzalez is contending the jury should have been told that “momentary” possession of a gun is not necessarily a crime.
+“If you possess it just to dispose of it or abandon it, it wouldn’t be a crime,” Gonzalez told reporters.
+The Steinle family and relatives of murder victims have new cause for outrage, but this gambit is consistent with Gonzalez and the San Francisco show-trial in which he co-starred.
+Gonzalez hails from McAllen, Texas, and attended Columbia University on a scholarship.
+As he explained, “I think I was a product of affirmative action,” and ethnic preferences doubtless played a role in admission to Stanford Law School.
+In San Francisco, Gonzalez became known as “The Great Left Hope,” and a hero to Bay Area radicals.
+The La Raza Lawyers Association named Gonzalez Lawyer of the Year, and the Mexican American Political Association, a group with roots in the Communist Party, gave him the Bert Corona award, after one of the CPUSA’s most high-profile Stalinists.
+In 2,000, after a decade as a public defender, Gonzalez gained election to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors.
+In 2003, as board president, he commissioned a graffiti artist to spray SMASH THE STATE on his office wall, in “traffic cone orange.” As Gonzalez explained, “This is a sentiment I think all of us have had.
+You have to rally and find ways of opposing what you don’t like.”
+In 2003 Gonzalez ran for mayor of San Francisco but lost to Gavin Newsom.
+In 2008 Green Party presidential candidate Ralph Nader tapped Gonzalez for vice president.
+“He has a great, steadfast commitment to justice,” Nader told reporters.
+On that score, the Steinle family and other relatives of murder victims have room for reasonable doubt.
+In jury selection, Gonzalez and the prosecutor, assistant district attorney Diana Garcia, included three “immigrants,” quite possibly false-documented illegals.
+True to form, judge Samuel Feng sealed the identities of the jurors.
+So observers have grounds to believe that Garcia and Gonzalez both got the jury they wanted.
+Garcia told the court Zarate was playing his own “secret version of Russian roulette,” and thus parroted the defense’s contention that the shooting was all a matter of chance.
+As it happens, in Russian roulette a shooter loads one bullet into a six-shot revolver, spins the cylinder, then puts the gun to his own head and pulls the trigger.
+In a central fact of the case, Zarate did not aim the gun at himself but fired in the direction of Kate Steinle.
+In another established fact, the bullet struck her in the lower back and tore through her abdominal aorta.
+This happened in broad daylight, but as in In the Heat of the Night, they had the body which was dead.
+Garcia Zarate confessed to firing the shot and had gunpowder residue on his hands.
+After firing, he tossed the gun in the water.
+He said he had found the stolen weapon wrapped in a cloth and that it discharged by itself, both utterly unbelievable claims.
+Even so, the politically correct jury found the career criminal not guilty of murder and manslaughter.
+Any observer could be forgiven for believing that prosecution and defense both got the outcome they wanted.
+Unlike Stalin’s trials of the old Bolsheviks, and Fidel Castro’ trial of General Arnaldo Ochoa, this show trial aimed to establish innocence for the guilty, and the dynamics of the left were on full display.
+Denunciations of “gun violence” were nowhere in evidence and expressions of sympathy for the Steinle family proved pathetically weak.
+As Arthur Koestler said, on the left the truth is spoken with loathing and falsehood with love.
+On the left, as Orwell had it in Animal Farm, rats are comrades, and criminals are victims of capitalist society.
+In the view of Gonzalez, society is progressing toward a social justice paradise ruled by a wise elite that knows what’s best for all.
+In this inexorable progress, determined by history, some people are going to have to die.
+As Bertolt Brecht told Sidney Hook about Stalin’s victims, “the more innocent they are, the more they deserve to be shot.”
+Out for a summer-day walk with her father and a friend, Kate Steinle was a completely innocent victim, gunned down by a career criminal who was not even supposed to be in the country but found special protection in the sanctuary city of San Francisco, part of the sanctuary state of California.
+As defense attorney Francisco Ugarte said, the verdict was a “vindication for the rights of immigrants.”
+Since Donald Trump mentioned the case, former vice-presidential candidate Matt Gonzalez had to establish the complete innocence of the shooter.
+That explains the effort of “The Great Left Hope” to have his client’s felony gun possession conviction tossed.
+Any observer of the case could believe it probably will be.
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+The Dictator Pope: A Call to Hierarchical Opposition
+
+Of that book, no less than Robert Royal—signaling growing alarm over the Bergoglian Debacle in the Catholic mainstream— has written : “About 90 percent of it is simply incontrovertible, and cannot help but clarify who Francis is and what he’s about.” And the picture that emerges in stark relief in The Dictator Pope, as Life Site News reports , is that of “a power-hungry, manipulative dictator, [who] celebrated the abdication of Benedict XVI” because he knew what it meant: that the plan to give him the Keys of Peter in 2005 would finally come to fruition in 2013.
+“We elected you to make reforms, not to smash everything!” Thus is Cardinal Leonardi Sandri, a fellow Argentinian and a supporter of Pope Francis at the conclave of 2013, reliably reported literally to have screamed at Pope Francis behind closed doors in the Vatican.
+Sandri would be one of a number of Bergoglian partisans at the conclave who are now said to be experiencing “buyer’s remorse,” as documented most recently in the explosive best-seller The Dictator Pope .
+"When the shepherd becomes a wolf, the first duty of the flock is to defend itself.
+The true children of Holy Church, at such times, are those who walk by the light of their Baptism, not the cowardly souls who, under the specious pretext of submission to the powers that be, delay their opposition to the enemy in the hope of receiving instructions which are neither necessary nor desirable."
+Francis, writes Royal, “has little use for established procedures, precedents, even legal structures within the Church….
+When the head of the Church himself does not much feel bound by the tradition or impartial laws he has inherited, what then?” What then indeed?
+The Dictator Pope even feels at liberty to demand that the Lord’s Prayer be changed to reflect his dissatisfaction with God’s words: “And lead us not into temptation [et ne nos inducas in tentationem],” which Francis has decided, after 2,000 years, is a “not a good translation.” Apparently lost on Francis, given the disordered mélange of bits and pieces of things he has read that constitutes his theology, is the distinction between sin, a culpable act, and temptation, which arises from concupiscence or what Saint Thomas called the fomes, or the fleshly inclination to sin, which grace enables us to control by the rule of reason over the passions.
+But now we are witness to the single worst act of tyranny in the entire history of the papacy.
+The Church has seen a number of Popes who have abused their power, Alexander VI being the most popularly known example.
+But never, before Francis, has there been a Pope who dared to tyrannize the Magisterium itself by attempting to bend it to his errant personal opinions.
+By publication in the Acta Apostolicae Sedis (AAS), Francis has officially declared that the “authentic Magisterium” includes the guidelines of the bishops of Buenos Aires for the implementation of Chapter 8 of Amoris Laetitia (AL), which he expressly approved in his letter to them as the only correct interpretation of his will.
+The guidelines have been published in the AAS along with Francis’s private missive, which is suddenly declared to be “an apostolic letter.”
+The normalist narrative has just been stripped of any colorable argument that nothing is too terribly amiss with this pontificate.
+We are now expected to believe that the “authentic Magisterium”—meaning simply and only AL—teaches what the guidelines preposterously declare, solely in reliance on AL:
+When the concrete circumstances of a couple make it feasible, especially when both are Christians with a journey of faith, one may propose that they commit to living in continence….
+
+In other more complex circumstances, and when it is not possible to obtain a declaration of nullity, the aforementioned option may not, in fact, be viable.
+Nonetheless, it is equally possible to undertake a journey of discernment….
+[I]f one arrives at the recognition that, in a concrete case, there are limitations that diminish responsibility and culpability (cf.
+301-302), particularly when a person judges that he would fall into a subsequent fault by damaging the children of the new union, Amoris Laetitia opens up the possibility of access to the Sacraments of Reconciliation and the Eucharist (cf.
+notes 336 and 351).
+As Francis would have it, then, the “authentic Magisterium” has just flatly contradicted itself for the first time in two millennia:
+The admission of public adulterers in “second marriages” to Holy Communion, which John Paul II, in line with all of Tradition, called “ intrinsically impossible ” given their objective state in life, is now deemed possible depending on circumstances—that is, situation ethics applied to violations of the Sixth Commandment.
+
+The requirement that people embroiled in such unions commit to living in continence before they can be absolved and partake of the Blessed Sacrament—a moral norm binding “ without exception ” because it is rooted in divine law—is suddenly demoted to a mere “proposal” that may not be “feasible” or “viable” in “the concrete circumstances of the couple.”
+A valid annulment of a truly invalid marriage, the sine qua non for entering into marital relations with another purported spouse, is now dispensed with in “more complex circumstances… when it is not possible to obtain a declaration of nullity,” the way thus being opened to de facto divorce in the Catholic Church.
+The meaningless slogan “journey of discernment” cloaks a naked authorization for the official toleration of adulterous sexual relations in the Church’s sacramental life.
+No less than a Roman Pontiff lends his name to the outrageous claim that children resulting from an adulterous relationship, blithely referred to as a “new union,” could be “damaged” if the partners in adultery were required to cease their adultery in order to be absolved and receive Holy Communion—evidently because the “new union” would dissolve without adulterous sexual relations and there could be a second divorce!
+This appeared in the last Print-Edition of The Remnant.
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+As recently as seventeen years ago, during the reign of John Paul II, the Pontifical Council for the Interpretation of Legislative texts reaffirmed the immutable truth reflected in Canon 915, which prohibits the administration of Holy Communion to those “who obstinately persist in manifest grave sin.” That prohibition, declared the Pontifical Council, applies to the divorced and “remarried” not as a matter of mere disciplinary law subject to revocation or modification, but rather “is derived from divine law and transcends the domain of positive ecclesiastical laws; [and] the latter cannot introduce legislative changes which would oppose the doctrine of the Church.”
+Francis, however, has purported to do nothing less invent exceptions to divine law that oppose the doctrine of the Church.
+The attempt is void, of course, and the appellation “authentic Magisterium” is fraudulent.
+But the consequences of this Pope’s toying with the teaching office of the Church to advance half-baked theological notions, such as “discernment” (a term he borrows from St. Ignatius of Loyola but strips of its original meaning) are catastrophic.
+Over the past year, Cardinal Burke and a few other members of the hierarchy have called upon Francis to “clarify” his intention respecting AL.
+That clarification has now been given: Francis intends, if it were possible, to change the unchangeable teaching of the Church regarding an irrevocable moral norm rooted in divine law.
+Even if the attempt is void and of no effect before man and God—an immoral law is no law at all—Francis clearly means to impose his will by fiat, daring invoke the “authentic Magisterium” to cloak his absurd novelties.
+No Pope before him has ever dared to do such a thing.
+So now it must be asked: Where are the cardinals and the bishops?
+With one or two noble (however inconsistent) exceptions, their response to the Bergoglian Debacle thus far ranges from silence, to active complicity, to—at best—hand-wringing over the increasingly chaotic state of the Church while begging the Pope to “clarify” his already perfectly clear intentions.
+At this point, continued pleading for a Bergoglian “clarification” can only give rise to an impression of disingenuousness, whereas continued silence about the papal origin of this ongoing catastrophe is a standing rebuke to all the hierarchs who know what we all know: that at the epicenter of the chaos is the most wayward Pope the Church has ever had to endure.
+Continued inaction while the laity and a few good priests are left to themselves to defend, as best they can, the constant teaching of the Church against the abuses of a tyrant on the Chair of Peter threatens the hierarchs with a legacy of shame and a terrible accountability before the Just Judge.
+Their failure to defend the Faith by standing up to the one they know full well is attacking it almost daily lends itself ever more to an indictment for timidity in the face of unprecedented danger to the Church and the cause of the Gospel of which they are divinely charged to be leaders.
+The time for “prudence” is long past.
+Prudence now gives way to mere pusillanimity.
+The time for hierarchical action is now, before the damage to the Church becomes irreparable.
+The members of a hierarchy seemingly cowed by a papal tyranny the Church has never before seen must rise immediately and give a courageous answer to the challenge posed long ago by Monsignor Klaus Gamber, when an already monumental ecclesial crisis was still in what can now can be seen as merely a preliminary stage:
+Where in our Church are the leaders who can show us the right path?
+Where are the bishops courageous enough to cut out the cancerous growth of modernist theology that has implanted itself and is festering within the celebration of even the most sacred mysteries, before the cancer spreads and causes even greater damage?
+What we need today is a new Athanasius, a new Basil, bishops like those who in the fourth century fought courageously against Arianism when almost the whole of Christendom had succumbed to heresy.
+Will none of the hierarchs rise to defend the Church as “a new Athanasius, a new Basil”?
+Even the best among them continue to limit themselves to generalized lamentations at conferences or in interviews about the parlous state of the Church or at most the “confusion” Francis has caused by not “clarifying” precisely what he has just clarified.
+They avoid the absolutely necessary direct and public exposure of error at its source.
+That error threatens to overwhelm the Church while they do little more than fret about a situation whose self-evident cause—a reckless Pope in love with his own ideas and filled with contempt for Tradition—they seem incapable of identifying.
+Concerned clergy and laity throughout the Catholic world are doing what they can according to their stations.
+But in the midst of that “final battle” over marriage and family of which Sister Lucia warned the late Cardinal Caffarra in light of the Third Secret of Fatima, within the human element of the Church only the cardinals and the bishops possess the divinely bestowed power to repel an assault on marriage, family and the very integrity of the Faith that is now, for the first time in Church history, being led by a Roman Pontiff.
+This undeniably apocalyptic development imposes upon the hierarchs—first and foremost in the Church—the duty to act.
+True love for the Church, indeed true charity toward Francis himself, requires of them nothing less than what was required of Saint Paul when the first Pope fell into error that jeopardized the very mission of the Church: that Peter be withstood to his face (Gal.
+2:11).
+May Our Lady of Fatima intercede to obtain for them the grace of fortitude to do what must be done and what only they can do.
+Our hopes and prayers are with them as the foremost instruments of divine providence in the ecclesia Dei adflicta.
+Our Lady of Fatima, intercede for us!
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+Cardinal Burke to Michael Matt: "Amoris Not An Exercise of Magisterium" (Now what?)
+
+Given that Pope Francis has, since that interview took place, attempted to make the Argentine bishops’ interpretation of AL 'magisterial'--an interpretation that allows public adulterers to receive Holy Communion--Cardinal Burke’s reply to my question on January 9th of this year would seem to take on new relevancy.
+In my interview of Raymond Cardinal Burke less than one year ago, I asked His Eminence to clarify what, exactly, is the level of authoritative weight of Pope Francis’s post-synodal exhortation, Amoris Laetitia.
+Now, Cardinal Francesco Coccopalmerio, president of the Pontifical Council for Legislative Texts, made it very clear to the Catholic News Service on December 5 what the Pope is up to: “The fact that the pope requested that his letter and the interpretations of the Buenos Aires bishops be published in the AAS means that His Holiness has given these documents a particular qualification that elevates them to the level of being official teachings of the church.
+While the content of the pope’s letter itself does not contain teachings on faith and morals, it does point toward the interpretations of the Argentine bishops and confirms them as authentically reflecting his own mind.
+Thus together the two documents became the Holy Father’s authentic magisterium for the whole church.”
+What Cardinal Burke rightly describes as lacking in any magisterial weight whatsoever—and, in fact, in dire need of clarification and correction— has by papal fiat been declared magisterial, and thus binding on us all.
+Francis made it clear that the Argentine bishops’ interpretation of AL allowing public adulterers to receive Holy Communion “explains precisely the meaning of Chapter VIII of ‘Amoris Laetitia.’ There are no other interpretations.”
+I would imagine this outrageous overreach of papal authority on the Pope's part would make it ominously clear to Cardinal Burke that the time has come to issue his public correction of Pope Francis's erroneous teaching.
+The moment, it would seem, has come.
+Cardinal Burke, please and in God's Holy Name, we beg you to act now -- before Pope Francis succeeds in tearing the Church in half completely.
+We fear that your silence now, in the face of this latest papal travesty, may suggest consent to the claim that Amoris Laetitia is magisterial, and thus prove more damaging than if you had never raised your voice at all.
+We thank God for the courage you've shown in defending His Church thus far, and we pray he will continue to bless and protect you as you do what must now be done.
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+The Sun Is Going DARK: No Sunspots For 96 Days; Ice Age Approaches
+
+NASA’s own data is showing that the star our globe revolves around is dimming.
+With no sunspots reported in 96 days, the sun is going dark and the evidence could point to an approaching ice age.
+As the sun gets successively more blank with each day, due to lack of sunspots, it is also dimming, says the website Watts Up With That?
+According to data from NASA’s Spaceweather, so far in 2017, 96 days (27%) of the days observing the sun have been without sunspots.
+Today at Cape Canaveral, SpaceXlaunched a new sensor to the International Space Station named TSIS-1.
+Its mission: to measure the dimming of the sun’s irradiance.
+It will replace the aging SORCE spacecraft.
+NASA SDO reports that as the sunspot cycle plunges toward its 11-year minimum, NASA satellites are tracking a decline in total solar irradiance (TSI).
+–Watts Up With That?
+The Daily Sheeple’s Joe Joseph breaks it down for those who don’t closely follow the sun’s changes.
+He says there is a correlation between major changes on the sun and the behavior of the Earth, especially now as it reaches its 11-year-cycle’s solar minimum.
+“I guess you could say, in a very generalistic sense…and I mean, this is as vanilla as you can possibly make it…that as the sun gets quieter so does our magnetic field get weaker or so it appears to be,” says Joseph.
+“Is there a mini ice age coming?
+I don’t know,” he said.
+But other sources say it’s more than possible that we will see a mini ice age in the next three years due to the dimming of our sun.
+A 15-YEAR long mini ice age could be due to hit the Northern hemisphere in just four years as the sun prepares for “hibernation” – triggering a barrage of cataclysmic events, says The Express UK in 2016.
+Solar activity, measured by the appearance of sun spots, has been declining at a greater rate than at any other time in history.
+And that could have widespread implications.
+A team of experts have warned that huge seismic events, including volcanic eruptions, plunging global temperatures and destabilization of the Earth’s crust will become more common after worrying changes to the surface of the Sun were recorded.
+Research by the The Space and Science Research Center in Florida revealed a strong link between low solar activity and seismic events.
+Scientists say that it could take up to 15 years for solar activity to return to normal with extreme weather and freezing temperatures continuing until 2035.
+This warning will infuriate environmental campaigners who argue by 2030 the world faces increased sea levels and flooding due to glacial melt at the poles and a warming of the globe.
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+New Footage From Las Vegas Massacre Reveals Possible Muzzle Flashes From Helicopters That May Have Conducted “Air Assault”
+
+Does this new footage reveal muzzle flashes from helicopters, an air assault, on the night of the massacre?
+What appears to be muzzle flashes emitting from multiple aircraft can be seen on numerous videos captured on the night of the massacre.
+LAS VEGAS (INTELLIHUB) — Newly released footage of the October 1 massacre posted on YouTube by the NICK VEGAS channel appears to confirm what Intellihub’s founder and editor-in-chief Shepard Ambellas pointed out in late October when he presented evidence of the strategic air assault on The Alex Jones Show in great detail.
+The video shows what appears to be muzzle flashes emanating from the airspace between the Delano Hotel and Mandalay Bay, an airspace that should be free of obstruction altogether.
+A major analysis of this matter was done by Ambellas in mid-November which revealed that no aircraft should be occupying that airspace between the hours of 10:05 and 10:15 p.m. on the night of the shooting (i.e.
+no aircraft are visible on the radar in that airspace during that time.)
+Not to mention the fact that helicopters are not allowed to hover in the City of Las Vegas without a permit nor are they allowed to lurk behind buildings lower than their roof lines.
+The first of a series of muzzles flashes can be seen coming from several different elevations, possibly from as many as 3 aircraft (helicopters).
+The flashes which are not consistent with FAA required running lights in any way can be seen starting at 0:19 seconds into the video.
+Note: To see the flashes you must view the video on ‘1080p’ and set it to ‘full screen’ and look between the two hotels (adjust the video speed to 25%.)
+The exact same aircraft and apparent muzzles flashes can also be seen in the Arch Angel Studios “First Shots” video which was posted to YouTube on Oct. 2, just one day after the shooting.
+#LasVegasShooting
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+The US Is Blatantly Telling Lies
+
+It’s no secret that the Trump administration has a strong distaste for Iran.
+Iran is one of the only issues on which the U.S. president has remained relatively consistent.
+Trump berated the country both before and after taking office.
+However, Trump’s anti-Iran strategy goes against the better judgment of even the most anti-Iranian advisors in his staff who don’t want to see the U.S. isolated on the world stage.
+Fortunately for Trump, however, he is not alone in his bid to isolate and demonize Iran at all costs.
+On December 12, Trump’s ambassador to the U.N., Nikki Haley, gave a grandiose speech demonizing Iran that echoed Colin Powell’s infamous performance before the U.N. in 2003.
+Haley’s essential claim was that Saudi Arabia is under attack by missiles supplied to Yemen by the Iranian government and that the world should not sit idly by as this goes on.
+“If we do nothing about the missiles fired at Saudi Arabia, we will not be able to stop the violence,” Haley warned.
+“There is clear evidence that the missiles that landed on Saudi Arabia come from Iran,” she said.
+“The evidence is undeniable.
+The weapons might as well have had ‘Made in Iran’ stickers all over it.”
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+However, even as Haley opened her mouth, many commentators could already identify a number of issues with her speech.
+As Common Dream’s Reza Marashi explained:
+“Haley cited a UN report in her claim regarding Iranian missile transfers to the Houthis.
+Of course, the UN has reached no such conclusion.
+Instead, a panel of experts concluded that fired missile fragments show components from an Iranian company, but they have ‘no evidence as to the identity of the broker or supplier.’ Asked about Haley’s claim that Iran is the culprit, Sweden’s ambassador to the UN said, ‘The info I have is less clear.’ Analysts from the U.S. Department of Defense speaking to reporters at Haley’s speech openly acknowledged that they do not know the missiles’ origin.
+Perhaps most surreal is the very same UN report cited by Haley also says the missile included a component that was manufactured by an American company.
+Did she disingenuously omit that inconvenient bit from her remarks, or fail to read the entire UN report?
+The world may never know.”
+Regardless of the fact that Haley misrepresented the U.N. report in question, it appears the entire premise of the U.N. report is almost completely incorrect, anyway, according to former inspector Scott Ritter.
+Ritter writes:
+“The missile debris in question actually contradicts the finding of the UN panel, which held that the missiles launched against Saudi Arabia had been transferred to Yemen in pieces and assembled there by Houthi missile engineers; it is clear that the missiles in question had been in the possession of Yemen well before the Saudi Arabian-led intervention of 2015, and that their source was either Soviet or North Korean.
+The modification kits, on the other hand, appear to be of Iranian origin, and were transported to Yemen via Oman.
+The UN panel claims not to have any evidence of ‘external missile specialists’ working alongside the Houthi; indeed, the simplicity of the Burkhan 2-H modification concept is such that anyone already familiar with the SCUD-B missile system would be able to implement the required processes without outside assistance.” [emphasis added]
+So where did the missiles come from, and who made them?
+According to Ritter:
+“Rather than the Iranian-manufactured Qiam-1 missiles Haley and the Saudi Arabian government claimed, the debris presented by Haley were of a modified Soviet-manufactured SCUD-B missile; the airframe and engine are original Soviet-made components, and many of the smaller parts on display bear Cyrillic (i.e., Russian) markings.
+The transformation to the Burkhan 2-H design required the Houthi engineers to increase the size of the fuel and oxidizer tanks, and lengthen the airframe accordingly.
+This is done by cutting the airframe, and welding in place the appropriate segments (this also required that the fuel supply pipe, which passes through the oxidizer tank, be similarly lengthened.)
+The difference in quality between the factory welds and the new welds is readily discernable.
+The increased fuel supply permits a longer engine burn, which in turn increases the range of the missile.
+The Burkhan 2-H uses a smaller warhead than the SCUD B; as such, the guidance and control section had been reconfigured to a smaller diameter, and an inter-stage section added to connect the warhead/guidance section with the main airframe.”
+
+Those who have been paying attention to this conflict have been well aware that the U.S. has had little material evidence to link Yemen’s Houthis to Iranian arms suppliers.
+In January of this year, a panel of U.N. experts stated:
+“The panel has not seen sufficient evidence to confirm any direct large-scale supply of arms from the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran, although there are indicators that anti-tank guided weapons being supplied to the Houthi or Saleh forces are of Iranian manufacture.” [emphasis added]
+Even if Iran were arming the Houthis, Haley’s hypocritical anti-Iran rhetoric doesn’t excuse the U.S. for continuing a foreign policy that essentially armed ISIS through U.S. weapons transfers, or for arming al-Qaeda’s affiliate in Syria, just to name two examples of Washington’s schizophrenic approach to the region.
+Why is the U.S. singling out Iran, especially when the Houthi rebels are sworn enemies of al-Qaeda?
+The issues here go much deeper than nonsensical hypocrisy.
+According to Ritter, the entire debacle has shown that if Saudi Arabia cannot contain the Houthi’s missile capabilities, it cannot possibly hope to take on Iran, which possesses a significantly more advanced military than the Houthis do on their own.
+Ritter explains further:
+“If a relatively unsophisticated foe such as the Houthi, using Iranian-modified Soviet and North Korean missiles derived from 40-year-old technology, can evade an enemy force using the most modern combat aircraft backed up by the most sophisticated intelligence gathering systems available, and successfully launch ballistic missiles that threaten the political and economic infrastructure of the targeted state, what does that say about the prospects of any U.S.-led coalition taking on the far more advanced mobile missile threats that exist in North Korea and Iran today?
+The fact of the matter is that no military anywhere has shown the ability to successfully interdict in any meaningful way a determined opponent armed with mobile ballistic missile capability.
+If the Saudi experience in Yemen is to teach us anything, it is that any military plan designed to confront nations such as North Korea, Iran and Russia that are armed with sophisticated mobile ballistic missiles had better count on those capabilities remaining intact throughout any anticipated period of hostility.
+No amount of chest-thumping and empty rhetoric by American political and/or military leaders can offset this harsh reality.
+This is the critical lesson of Yemen, and the United States would do well to heed it before it tries to foment a crisis based upon trumped-up charges.” [emphasis added]
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+Apparently, They Think We are Fools
+
+As Pope Francis continues his five-year-long tirade against the imaginary Catholic Pharisees who defend the Church’s teaching on the indissolubility of marriage and the integrally related Eucharistic discipline—he is still at it as of yesterday (January 9)—he and his collaborators are busily engineering neo-Pharisaical escape hatches from the negative precepts of the divine and natural law emanating from the Sixth Commandment.
+Determined to quell any Catholic opposition to his moral subversion, Francis has slapped the label Authentic Magisterium® on his outrageous opinion that in “complex circumstances” wherein it is not “feasible” to live as brother and sister, two people who are not married can be admitted to Holy Communion without ceasing extra-marital sexual relations so long as they engage in an ill-defined “process of discernment.” As Father Brian Harrison has so trenchantly observed, this means that people embroiled in adultery can receive Holy Communion while they “discern” that they should not be receiving Holy Communion because they are embroiled in adultery.
+Do they think we are fools?
+Then there is the endlessly double-talking Cardinal Müller.
+In a recent interview concerning Rocco Buttiglione’s verbal contortions aimed at demonstrating that the administration of Holy Communion to public adulterers is consistent with the Church’s bimillenial prohibition of precisely that, Müller proposed this preposterous “solution” to a “problem” that does not exist:
+It is possible that the penitent may be convinced in conscience, and with good reasons, of the invalidity of the first marriage even though they cannot offer canonical proof.
+In this case the marriage valid before God would be the second one and the pastor could grant the sacrament, certainly with the appropriate precautions as not to scandalize the community of the faithful and not to weaken the conviction of marriage indissolubility.
+The Cardinal knows this is moral and canonical nonsense.
+No Catholic, whether or not he consults a priest, can declare for himself that his marriage in the Church was invalid, especially when—indeed because—he lacks canonical proof of invalidity.
+Moreover, absent an annulment granted by the competent Church tribunal, a purported “second marriage” can only be an invalid civil ceremony and thus a thinly disguised form of continuous public adultery.
+Cardinal Burke, whom Francis sacked as head of the Church’s highest tribunal because he was a major impediment to the conspiracy culminating in Amoris Laetitia (AL), has observed the obvious in this regard:
+Such cases do not exist.
+No priest has the authority to declare a marriage null in the internal forum.
+Marriage is a public state in the Church, and the judgment regarding an accusation of nullity of marriage must be made in accord with the long practice of the Church.
+If a college of judges in a matrimonial tribunal is not able to arrive at moral certitude regarding the nullity of a marriage after a careful and thorough examination of the petition of nullity, how can an individual priest be capable of making such a judgment having to do with the eternal salvation of the soul in question?
+The only case in which a priest could admit a person living in an irregular matrimonial union to receive the Sacraments of Penance and Holy Eucharist is the case of a couple who agree to live “as brother and sister”, that is to respect the marriage to which they are bound by not living in a marital way with another person.
+Even then, the priest would have to insist that the couple living in continence receive the Sacraments in a place in which they are not well known, lest other faithful be led to believe that persons living in an irregular matrimonial union may receive the Sacraments.
+Does Cardinal Müller think we are fools?
+Some of us apparently are, or at least are willing to serve as knowing dupes by defending neo-Pharisaical sophistry that would produce “a discipline alien to the entire Tradition of the Catholic and Apostolic faith.”
+Apparently, they think they can fool us in the next phase of the program of moral subversion that this incredible Pope seriously expects us to believe is an imperative of “mercy”: the justification of contraception in “complex cases” to which “discernment” must be applied.
+Consider the recent declaration by one of Francis’s new appointments to the Pontifical Academy for Life, whose entire membership he sacked and whose constitution he ordered rewritten to neutralize it.
+In a lecture at the Gregorian, one Father Maurizio Chiodi, a “moral theologian” of the post-Vatican II variety, proposed that “an artificial method for the regulation of births could be recognized as anact of responsibilitythat is carried out, not in order to radically reject the gift of a child, but because in those situationsresponsibility calls the couple and the family to other forms of welcome and hospitality.”
+That is, Francis’s man at the reconstituted Pontifical Academy declares openly that there is a duty to contracept!
+Chiodi’s sole “authority” for this lie from the pit of hell is nothing more than Chapter 8 of AL, the only document of its kind in the entire history of the Church.
+AL will doubtless be providing cover for a whole new line of Authentic Magisterium® products, all of which will be utter fakes, including some form of “pastoral integration” of homosexual unions.
+Evidently, they do think we are fools or willing to play the fool in exchange for the benefits of respectable conformity in the midst of an unparalleled debacle for the Church.
+(Consider the example of Catholic Answers, which “defends the Faith” while refusing to recognize that it is under ferocious attack from the very vertices of the Church.
+Silence at best is the price it must pay for remaining in good standing with the pro-homosexual bishop Francis has installed in San Diego.)
+But we are not fools.
+And God will not be mocked.
+Francis and all his designs will ultimately come to nothing.
+Meanwhile, ours is but to keep the Faith and protest before God and man the blows now raining down against the Church, even when they come from a wayward Roman Pontiff at her summit.
+Indeed, especially then.
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+ICE Arrests 22 In Chicago Area During 3-Day Operation
+
+CHICAGO — Federal officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) arrested 22 criminal aliens and immigration violators in Illinois’ Cook and Lake counties during a three-day enforcement action, which ended Monday.
+During this operation, ERO deportation officers made arrests in the following Illinois cities and towns: Chicago (9), Cicero (4), Hoffman Estates (1), Palatine (4), Park City (1), Rolling Meadows (2) and Round Lake Beach (1).
+All those arrested were men between the ages of 20 and 53.
+Aliens arrested during this operation are from the following five countries: Ecuador (1), Honduras (2), Mexico (17), Serbia (1) and Ukraine (1).
+Six of the 22 arrested during this operation were criminal aliens who were released back into their communities after local law enforcement failed to honor an immigration detainer placed on the individuals by ICE.
+Immigration detainers request that ICE be notified before the individual is released from local custody for any reason.
+Most of the aliens targeted by ERO deportation officers during this operation had prior criminal histories that included convictions for the following crimes: sexual assault, kidnapping, assault, assault with a weapon, drug possession, theft, obstruction of justice and driving under the influence (DUI); two were known fugitive immigration violators, and six were arrested for illegally re-entering the United States after having been deported, which is a felony.
+The following are criminal summaries of the offenders arrested in Illinois during this operation:
+A 38-year-old Mexican citizen and a known gang member was arrested Jan. 8 in Rolling Meadows.
+He was previously convicted in Cook County for felony aggravated criminal sexual assault and bodily harm.
+He was previously deported.
+Cook County Sheriff’s Office did not honor the ICE detainer that was placed.
+He remains in ICE custody pending presentation of criminal prosecution for re-entry after deportation.
+A 37-year-old previously deported Mexican man was arrested Jan. 7 in Chicago.
+He was previously convicted twice of drug possession, and he has pending criminal charges for sexually assaulting a child.
+He remains in ICE custody pending presentation of criminal prosecution for re-entry after deportation.
+A 20-year-old Mexican man and a known gang member was arrested Jan. 7 in Round Lake Beach.
+He was previously convicted of battery.
+He is also Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipient with two extensions.
+He was served a notice to appear before a federal immigration judge, and will remain in ICE custody pending disposition of his immigration proceedings.
+A 32-year-old previously deported Ecuadoran man was arrested Jan. 7 in Chicago.
+He has criminal convictions for DUI, domestic assault and assault.
+He remains in ICE custody pending presentation of criminal prosecution for re-entry after deportation.
+A 46-year-old previously deported Mexican man was arrested Jan. 7 in Chicago.
+He has a criminal conviction for possessing cocaine.
+He remains in ICE custody pending presentation of criminal prosecution for re-entry after deportation.
+Depending on an alien’s criminality, an alien who re-enters the United States after having been previously deported commits a felony punishable by up to 20 years in federal prison, if convicted.
+“Our dedicated officers strive to make our communities safer by arresting convicted criminal aliens and removing them from the United States despite the reckless sanctuary policies that are currently in place in Cook County that put our communities at risk,” said Ricardo Wong, field office director of ERO Chicago.
+“This operation focused on targeting immigration fugitives and criminal aliens in two Illinois counties, but we routinely conduct operations daily.
+By removing criminal aliens from the streets, our ICE officers provide an invaluable community service by improving public safety.”
+All of the targets in this operation were amenable to arrest and removal under the U.S. Immigration and Nationality Act.
+ICE deportation officers carry out targeted enforcement operations daily nationwide as part of the agency’s ongoing efforts to protect the nation, uphold public safety, and protect the integrity of our immigration laws and border controls.
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+Hungarian Prime Minister Hits Nail On The Head: Refugees Are Actually "Muslim Invaders"
+
+Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban doesn't mince words when it comes to the Muslim invasion in Europe and specifically to his own country.
+Orban says there is not only Muslim invaders in the mix of "refugees," but also “economic migrants" seeking better lives for themselves.
+Indeed, both of these are true.
+There are plenty of these people who are simply happy to have a place to live after many were driven from their homes due to the US, Russia and other countries putting their noses where they didn't belong and funding, training and arming Islamic jihadis there.
+Then, there are those who clearly come to the country to Islamasize the country because they have an Islamic dominionist attitude borne of the teachings of the Koran and Muhammad .
+RT reports:
+Refugees in Europe are just “Muslim invaders” and economic migrants seeking better lives, Hungarian PM Viktor Orban has said, adding that the large number of Muslims in the EU had led to the appearance of ‘parallel societies.’ Asked in an interview with the German Bild newspaper why Budapest does not want to accept any refugees, Orban replied: “We don’t consider these people to be Muslim refugees.” Instead, the tough-talking politician said they were regarded as “Muslim invaders.” Asylum seekers must cross four countries to reach Hungary from Syria, all of which are not as rich as Germany but are economically stable, the PM said.
+He was apparently referring to Turkey, Greece, Macedonia and Serbia – a common route for migrants heading for ‘wealthy’ Europe.
+“So, they are not running for their lives [in these countries].
+They are merely economic migrants seeking a better life,” Orban concluded.
+He stressed though, that he can only speak for the Hungarians and they “don’t want” immigration.
+In his view, the government simply can’t go against the will of the people.
+And Orban has stayed the course, too while governments like that of Germany have ignored their people to allow for a clear invasion of Germany that has led to untold numbers of sexual assaults by Muslim migrants, attacks on Christians and there's no telling the amount of damage to the unethical welfare system in the country.
+RT continues:
+Going further, the prime minister noted that no refugee wants to go to Portugal, for example, adding that the majority of asylum seekers simply wanted to live in prosperous Germany.
+“The reason why people are in your country is not because they are refugees, but because they want a German life,” he said, describing the issue “politically” as a European problem but, “sociologically,” as a German problem.
+Orban specifically targeted Germany and Chancellor Angela Merkel’s ‘open-door’ policy towards asylum seekers.
+“I’ve never understood how chaos, anarchy and illegal border crossings are viewed as something good in a country like Germany, which we view as the best example of discipline and the rule of law,” he said.
+The recent wave of refugees reaching Europe is merely an invasion, according to Orban.
+“If someone wants to come to your house, he knocks on your door and asks: ‘Can we come in, can we stay?’ They [asylum seekers] didn’t do that, they crossed the border illegally,” he stated.
+Orban then did what most political representatives will simply not do, he told the truth about multiculturalism.
+He called it an "illusion" and said that Christian and Muslim societies “will never unite.”
+Of course, they won't.
+They have absolutely nothing in common.
+They cannot agree on God's law, which most Western societies were base on, including the united States.
+They cannot agree on the Scriptures.
+They cannot agree on the person and work of Jesus the Christ.
+They can't even agree on the means of proselytizing and of what real spiritual weapons are.
+PM Orban has remained consistent.
+He has publicly told the Muslim invaders to leave Hungary and never come back.
+He has rebuffed Brussels, which is largely Islamic, and told them that Hungary would defend its borders, and it has.
+Orban's border wall reduced illegal immigration by 99%!
+He has genuinely reached out his hand to help Christian migrants instead of Muslim migrants and he seems to be one that holds to the Christian faith, as emulated by the Protestant Reformers, saying, "That which serves the glory of God is the best for the people."
+Furthermore, Orban has also called out the man behind the curtain in a lot of the promoting of this Muslim invasion of the West, George Soros.
+Anti-jihadist activist Pamela Geller praised Orban for his honesty and wrote, "At last, a politician who speaks the truth about the Muslim invasion of Europe.
+And while Orban is right that these are 'economic migrants,' they are also 'Muslim invaders.'"
+"They don’t want a 'German life' in Germany in the sense that they are willing to accept German values," she added.
+"Many, all too many, of them want to overwhelm German values, and European values in general, with sharia values.
+They are in Europe to conquer and Islamize it, with willing and eager help from Europe’s short-sighted, self-serving, internationalist intelligentsia."
+Indeed!
+Thank you Prime Minister Orban for saying what needed to be said!
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+DOJ Unseals Indictment Involving Uranium One Scandal
+
+This report was originally published by Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge
+The Department of Justice unsealed an 11-count indictment on Friday to a former DoD intelligence analyst-turned uranium transportation executive who stands accused of a bribery and money laundering scheme involving a Russian nuclear official connected to the Uranium One deal.
+The indictment corroborates a November report by The Hill that an FBI mole deeply embedded in the Russian uranium industry had gathered extensive evidence of the scheme.
+Mark Lambert, 54, of Mount Airy, Maryland, was charged with one count of conspiracy to violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and to commit wire fraud, seven counts of violating the FCPA, two counts of wire fraud and one count of international promotion money laundering.
+The charges stem from an alleged scheme to bribe Vadim Mikerin, a Russian official at JSC Techsnabexport (TENEX), a subsidiary of Russia’s State Atomic Energy Corporation and the sole supplier and exporter of Russian Federation uranium and uranium enrichment services to nuclear power companies worldwide, in order to secure contracts with TENEX.
+According to the indictment, beginning at least as early as 2009 and continuing until October 2014, Lambert conspired with others at “Transportation Corporation A” to make corrupt and fraudulent bribery and kickback payments to offshore bank accounts associated with shell companies, at the direction of, and for the benefit of, a Russian official, Vadim Mikerin, in order to secure improper business advantages and obtain and retain business with TENEX.
+–DOJ
+While the indictment lists Lambert’s company as “Transportation Corporation A,” a simple search reveals that Lambert is the co-President of DAHER-TLI, “the leading front end freight forwarding company dedicated to Nuclear Cargo,” according to its website.
+In 2012, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission sent a letter to Lambert with findings that TLI had exported plutonium “in excess of the maximum quantity and type applied for and licensed,” and “exported Australian obligated material, which was not authorized under license conditions.”
+Prior to his 26 year tenure in the transportation industry – 20 of which have been with TLI, Mr. Lambert was an Arabic Linguist for the Navy for five years, and a Senior Intel Analyst for the Department of Defense (DoD) for three years.
+Lambert also speaks fluent Arabic and Farsi (Persian), along with French and Italian.
+The indictment against Lambert corroborates prior reporting by The Hill that an FBI mole buried deep within the Russian nuclear industry had gathered extensive evidence of a scheme involving bribes and kickbacks between Russian nuclear officials and TLI – which would have transported the U.S. uranium sold to Russia in the ’20 percent’ Uranium One deal.
+“The Russians were compromising American contractors in the nuclear industry with kickbacks and extortion threats, all of which raised legitimate national security concerns.
+And none of that evidence got aired before the Obama administration made those decisions,” a person who worked on the case told The Hill, speaking on condition of anonymity for fear of retribution by U.S. or Russian officials.”
+Based on what the FBI knew – including evidence which purportedly includes a video of Russians preparing briefcases of bribe money – the Uranium One deal never should have gone through.
+Moreover, both Robert Mueller and current deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein were directly involved – and current Attorney General Jeff Sessions and other Justice Department officials appear to be covering for them.
+In short, the FBI had ample evidence of the Russian bribery plot before the Obama administration approved the Uranium One deal thanks to their embedded mole in the Russian nuclear industry.
+The informant – outed as energy consultant William Campbell – was “threatened” by Obama admin AG Loretta Lynch to keep quiet with an iron-clad gag order, according to his attorney – former Reagan Justice Dept.
+official and former Chief Counsel to the Senate Intelligence Committee Victoria Toensing.
+After Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-VA) demanded Campbell be allowed to testify in front of Congress, the gag order was lifted.
+Attorney General Jeff Sessions originally tried to claim that there was no connection between Uranium One and the nuclear transport bribery case, however several congressional republicans pushed back:
+“Attorney General Sessions seemed to say that the bribery, racketeering and money laundering offenses involving Tenex’s Vadim Mikerin occurred after the approval of the Uranium One deal by the Obama administration.
+But we know that the FBI’s confidential informant was actively compiling incriminating evidence as far back as 2009,” Rep. Ron DeSantis, (R-Fla.) told The Hill.
+“It is hard to fathom how such a transaction could have been approved without the existence of the underlying corruption being disclosed.
+I hope AG Sessions gets briefed about the CI and gives the Uranium One case the scrutiny it deserves,” added DeSantis, whose House Oversight and Government Reform subcommittees is one of the investigating panels.
+Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) sent a similar rebuke last week to Rosenstein, saying the deputy attorney general’s first response to the committee “largely missed the point” of the congressional investigations.
+“The essential question is whether the Obama Justice Department provided notice of the criminal activity of certain officials before the CFIUS approval of the Uranium One deal and other government decisions that enabled the Russians to trade nuclear materials in the U.S,” Grassley scolded.”
+Meanwhile, journalists John Solomon and journalist Sara Carter claim to have copies of the FBI informant’s evidence, while Carter issued an explosive report in late November laying out the players, the timeline, and the evidence at hand.
+“By the time the sale of Uranium One was approved by the Obama Administration, the FBI’s investigators had already gathered substantial evidence and the bureau was also aware of Russia’s intentions to enter the U.S. energy market and its desire to purchase a stake in American uranium,” Carter writes.
+Highlights:
+FBI mole William Campbell was a highly valued FBI asset – paid $51,000 by FBI officials at a celebration dinner in Chrystal City, VA, where Campbell’s attorney says they thanked him for his service.
+Campbell was required by the Russians, under threat, to launder large sums of money – which allowed the FBI to uncover a massive Russian “nuclear money laundering apparatus”
+Campbell collected over 5,000 documents and briefs over a six year period
+Campbell uncovered a Russian plot to penetrate the Obama administration and gain approval for the Uranium One sale, including a 2010 email which describes “Russia’s intent on expanding its Uranium expansion in the United States.”
+“This is not just about bribery and kickbacks but about a U.S. company that was transporting yellow-cake for the Russians with our approval,” an unnamed U.S. Intelligence official told Carter, adding “This should raise serious questions.
+At the time everyone was concerned about Russia’s ties to Iran, we still are.
+And of course, Russia’s intentions and reach into the U.S. energy market.”
+Given Friday’s unsealed indictment, however it looks like the DOJ may have changed their tune on Campbell.
+If so, perhaps that “briefcase full of bribe money” video will finally see the light of day.
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+Ex-Muslim Catholics to Pope Francis: “Naiveté in the face of Islam is suicidal and very dangerous”
+
+“Many ex-Muslims, such as Magdi Allam, are even leaving the Church, disgusted by her cowardice, wounded by equivocal gestures, confused by the lack of evangelization, scandalized by the praise given to Islam.”
+Yes, and not just ex-Muslims.
+It has become a superdogma in the Catholic Church: if you don’t believe that Islam is a Religion of Peace, you will be ruthlessly harassed and silenced by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops and the hierarchy elsewhere as well.
+The bishops of the Catholic Church are much more concerned that you believe that Islam is a religion of peace than that you believe in, say, the Nicene Creed.
+And the Pope is almost certain to ignore this heartfelt appeal, as he has ignored others who have respectfully questioned his departures from Catholic teaching.
+I have yet to meet a Catholic prelate who believes that the requirement to treat all charitably applies to those who hold opinions that have been deemed unacceptable.
+“Leave them; they are blind guides.
+And if a blind man leads a blind man, both will fall into a pit.” (Matthew 15:14)
+“Islamic Converts Ask Pope in Open Letter To Change His Teaching on Islam,” by Steve Skojec, OnePeterFive.com, January 11, 2018:
+A new, open letter to the pope is making the rounds on the Internet, and it has gathered over 2,600 signatures so far.
+“Most Holy Father,” it begins, “‬Many of us ‬have tried to contact you, ‬on many occasions ‬and for several years, ‬and we have never received the slightest acknowledgement of our letters or requests for meetings.”
+The letter is not from the dubia cardinals, or from the more than 800,000 signers of the 2015 Filial Appeal, or from the signatories of the Filial Correction, but from a group of Islamic converts to Catholicism, who want Francis to answer a simple question: why did they literally risk their lives to become Catholic if Islam is “a good religion in itself” as the pope “seems to teach”?
+It’s a question he refuses to answer, despite endless platitudes of how important it is to be close to the marginalized and to accompany those on the peripheries of the Church.
+The signers, however, are not dissuaded in their pursuit of a paternal answer:
+You do not like to beat around the bush, and neither do we, so allow us to say frankly that we do not understand your teaching about Islam, as we read in paragraphs 252 and 253 of Evangelii Gaudium, because it does not account for the fact that Islam came AFTER Christ, and so is, and can only be, an Antichrist (see 1 Jn 2.22), and one of the most dangerous because it presents itself as the fulfillment of Revelation (of which Jesus would have been only a prophet).
+If Islam is a good religion in itself, as you seem to teach, why did we become Catholic?
+Do not your words question the soundness of the choice we made at the risk of our lives?
+Islam prescribes death for apostates (Quran 4.89, 8.7-11), do you know?
+How is it possible to compare Islamic violence with so-called Christian violence?
+“What is the relationship between Christ and Satan?
+What union is there between light and darkness?
+What association between the faithful and the unfaithful?” (2 Cor 6: 14-17)In accordance with His teaching (Lk 14:26), we preferred Him, the Christ, to our own life.
+Are we not in a good position to talk to you about Islam?
+The letter makes short work of the notion that Islam and Christianity can ever be compatible, or that Islam can serve as a path to salvation:
+In fact, as long as Islam wants us to be its enemy, we are, and all our protestations of friendship cannot change anything.
+As a proper Antichrist, Islam exists only as an enemy of all: “Between us and you there is enmity and hatred forever, until you believe in Allah alone!” (Qur’an 60.4) For the Qur’an, Christians “are only impurity” (Quran 9.28),” “the worst of Creation” (Qur’an 98.6), all condemned to Hell (Qur’an 4.48), so Allah must exterminate them (Quran 9.30).
+We must not be deceived by the Quranic verses deemed tolerant, because they have all been repealed by the verse of the Sword (Quran 9.5).
+Where the Gospel proclaims the good news of Jesus’ death and resurrection for the salvation of all, and the fulfillment of the Covenant initiated with the Hebrews, Allah has nothing to offer but war and murder of the “infidels” in exchange for his paradise: “They fight on the way of Allah, they kill and are killed.” (Quran 9:11) We do not confuse Islam with Muslims, but if for you “dialogue” means the voice of peace, for Islam it’s only another way to make war.
+Also, as it was in the face of Nazism and communism, naiveté in the face of Islam is suicidal and very dangerous.
+How can you speak of peace and endorse Islam, as you seem to do: “To wring from our hearts the disease that plagues our lives (…) Let those who are Christians do it with the Bible and those who are Muslims do it with the Quran.
+“(Rome, January 20, 2014)?
+That the Pope seems to propose the Quran as a way of salvation, is that not cause for worry?
+Should we return to Islam?
+The authors say that Islam can be no ally in the battle “against the powers that want to dominate and enslave the world” because “they share the same totalitarian logic based on the rejection of the kingship of Christ (Lk 4.7).” They contest the idea that speaking in an “Islamophilic tone” will help those Christians who are suffering persecution in Muslim countries, professing that “apart from the fact that Jesus has never indicated any other way than that of the Cross, so that we must find our joy therein and not flee with all the damned, we do not doubt that only the proclamation of the Truth brings with it not only salvation, but freedom as well (John 8.32).”
+The letter also contrasts the stance of Islamic countries like Turkey and Saudi Arabia who “do not welcome any refugee” while Pope Francis preaches
+the welcoming of migrants regardless of the fact that they are Muslims, something forbidden by Apostolic command: “If anyone comes to you but refuses this Gospel, do not receive him among you nor greet him.
+Whoever greets him participates in his evil works.” (2 John 1.10-11); “If anyone preaches to you a different Gospel, let him be accursed!” (Galatians 1.8-9)
+The signatories go on to give voice to the utter scandal of the pope’s failure to carry out his evangelical mission as the Vicar of Christ to call home the members of the Islamic faith:
+The pro-Islam speech of Your Holiness leads us to deplore the fact that Muslims are not invited to leave Islam, and that many ex-Muslims, such as Magdi Allam, are even leaving the Church, disgusted by her cowardice, wounded by equivocal gestures, confused by the lack of evangelization, scandalized by the praise given to Islam … Thus ignorant souls are misled…
+Taking the matter further, they warn, too, of the physical danger the pope’s disposition toward Islam invites, saying that it has resulted in Christians
+not preparing for a confrontation with Islam, to which St. John Paul II has called them (Ecclesia in Europa, No.
+57).
+We are under the impression that you do not take your brother Bishop Nona Amel, Chaldean-Catholic Archbishop of Mosul in exile, seriously, when he tells us: “Our present sufferings are the prelude to those that you, Europeans and Western Christians, will suffer in the near future.
+I have lost my diocese.
+The headquarters of my archdiocese and my apostolate have been occupied by radical Islamists who want us to convert or die.
+(…) You are welcoming into your country an ever increasing number of Muslims.
+You are in danger as well.
+You must make strong and courageous decisions (…).
+You think that all men are equal, but Islam does not say that all men are equal.
+(…) If you do not understand this very quickly, you will become the victims of the enemy that you have invited into your home.” (August 9, 2014) “.
+This is a matter of life and death, and any complacency towards Islam is treasonous.
+We do not wish the West to continue with Islamization, nor that your actions contribute to it.
+Where then would we go to seek refuge?
+The signatories plea is that the pope will “quickly convene a synod on the dangers of Islam.”
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+We Should Be More Like Sweden: Gov May Use Army Against Immigrant Gangs
+
+Progressives say we should be more like Sweden.
+That means turning our country into a hopeless hellhole where the native population is overtaxed and terrorized by warring foreign gangs.
+We're getting there too.
+What should we do?
+Maybe we should be more like Sweden?
+Sweden will do whatever it takes, including sending in the army, to end a wave of gang violence that has seen a string of deadly shootings, Prime Minister Stefan Lofven said in Wednesday.
+Sweden's murder rate is relatively low in international terms, but gang violence has surged in recent years and Swedes are worried that the police are unable to cope.
+Of course they can't cope.
+It's Demolition Man in real life pitting refugee war criminals and terrorists against bureaucrats with badges who are used to telling people not to raise their voices.
+Four people were shot dead in the first week of this year.
+One man died after picking up a hand grenade outside a subway station in a suburb of Stockholm.
+Law and order is likely to be a major issue in a parliamentary election scheduled for September with the populist, opposition Sweden Democrats linking public concern about the rising crime rate to a large increase in the numbers of immigrants.
+"It would not be my first option to bring in the military, but I am prepared to do whatever is necessary to make sure that serious, organized crime is stamped out," Lofven told news agency TT.
+Bringing in the military comes in as an option ahead of cutting migration to Sweden.
+That tells you everything.
+Why would anyone associate rising crime and immigration?
+Maybe because the gangs in question are immigrant gangs.
+The government has promised police an extra 7.1 billion crowns ($880 million) through 2020, toughened laws on gun crimes and made it easier for the police to monitor private phone calls and emails, among other measures.
+Sound familiar?
+Mass repression and police powers that don't actually address the cause of the problem.
+Meanwhile the Grenade Amnesty doesn't seem to have worked.
+And the gang violence keeps rising.
+But who are these gangs?
+The criminal gang Loyal to Familia has already spread across Denmark from its base in the Nørrebro district of Copenhagen and now it appears to have set its sights on Sweden.
+Swedish police told the Danish tabloid Ekstra Bladet that the gang is trying to build a presence in both Malmö and Helsingborg.
+An expansion into Malmö could be a recipe for increased violence in light of the fact that gun violence claimed the lives of 11 people in the southern Swedish city last year.
+The gang's leader, Shuaib Khan, confirmed that the group is eyeing the two Swedish cities but denied that Loyal to Familia was a “criminal gang”.
+Just one of those Danish gangs led by a fellow named Khan.
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+The war for dominance in the Middle East, following the crushing of ISIS, appears about to commence in Syria—with NATO allies America and Turkey on opposing sides.
+Turkey is moving armor and troops south to Syria's border enclave of Afrin, occupied by Kurds, to drive them out, and then drive the Syrian Kurds out of Manbij further south as well.
+Says President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, " We will destroy all terror nests, one by one, in Syria, starting from Afrin and Manbij."
+For Erdogan, the Kurdish YPG, the major U.S. ally in Syria, is an arm of the Kurdish PKK in Turkey, which we and the Turks have designated as a terrorist organization.
+While the Kurds were our most effective allies against ISIS in Syria, Turkey views them as a mortal peril and intends to deal with that threat.
+If Erdogan is serious, a clash with the U.S. is coming, as our Kurdish allies occupy most of Syria's border with Turkey.
+Moreover, the U.S. has announced plans to create a 30,000-man Border Security Force of Kurds and Arabs to keep ISIS out of Syria.
+Erdogan has branded this BSF a "terror army," and President Bashar Assad of Syria has called BSF members "traitors."
+This U.S. plan to create a BSF inside Syria, Damascus declared , "represents a blatant attack on the sovereignty and territorial integrity and unity of Syria, and a flagrant violation of international law."
+Does not the Syrian government have a point?
+Now that ISIS has been driven out of Raqqa and Syria, by what authority do U.S. forces remain to arm troops to keep the Damascus government from reimposing its authority on its own territory?
+Secretary of State Tillerson gave Syria the news Wednesday.
+The U.S. troop commitment to Syria, he said, is now open-ended.
+Our goals: Guarantee al-Qaida and ISIS do not return and set up sanctuary; cope with rising Iranian influence in Damascus; and pursue the removal of Bashar Assad's ruthless regime.
+But who authorized this strategic commitment, of indefinite duration, in Syria, when near two decades in Afghanistan have failed to secure that nation against the return of al-Qaida and ISIS?
+Again and again, the American people have said they do not want to be dragged into Syria's civil war.
+Donald Trump won the presidency on a promise of no more unnecessary wars.
+Have the American people been had again?
+Will they support a clash with NATO ally Turkey, to keep armed Kurds on Turkey's border, when the Turks regard them as terrorists?
+Are we prepared for a shooting war with a Syrian army, backed by Russia, Iran, Hezbollah and Shiite militias from Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan, to hold onto a fourth of Syria's territory in alliance with Kurds?
+The U.S. coalition in Syria said this week the BSF will be built up "over the next several years" and "be stationed along the borders ... to include portions of the Euphrates river valley and international borders to the east and north."
+Remarkable: A U.S.-created border army is going to occupy and control long stretches of Syria's borders with Turkey and Iraq, over Syria's objections.
+And the U.S. military will stand behind the BSF.
+Are the 2,000 U.S. troops in Syria really up to that task, should the Turks decide to cleanse the Syrian border of Kurds, or should the Syrian regime decide to take back territory occupied by the Kurds?
+Who sanctioned this commitment to a new army, which, if Syria and its Russian and Iranian allies, and the Turks, do not all back down, risks a major U.S. war with no allies but the Kurds?
+As for Syria's Kurds casting their lot with the Americans, one wonders: Did they not observe what happened when their Iraqi cousins, after helping us drive ISIS out of Mosul, were themselves driven out of Kirkuk by the Iraqi army, as their U.S. allies watched?
+In the six-year Syrian civil war, which may be about to enter a new phase, America faces a familiar situation.
+While our "allies" and adversaries have vital interests there, we do not.
+The Assads have been in power for the lifetime of most Americans.
+And we Americans have never shown a desire to fight there.
+Assad has a vital interest: preservation of his family regime and the reunification of his country.
+The Turks have a vital interest in keeping armed Kurds out of their border regions adjacent to their own Kurdish minority, which seeks greater independence.
+The Israelis and Saudi royals want the U.S. to keep Iran from securing a land bridge from Tehran to Damascus to Lebanon.
+The U.S. War Party wants us to smash Iran and remain in the Middle East forever to assure the hegemony of its favorites.
+Have the generals taking us into Syria told the president how and when, if ever, they plan to get us out?
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+Swedish PM does not rule out use of army to end gang violence JANUARY 17, 2018 / 9:06 AM / A DAY AGO Reuters Staff STOCKHOLM (Reuters) – Sweden will do whatever it takes, including sending in the army, to end a wave of gang violence that has seen a string of deadly shootings, Prime Minister Stefan Lofven said in Wednesday.
+Sweden’s murder rate is relatively low in international terms, but gang violence has surged in recent years and Swedes are worried that the police are unable to cope.
+… Four people were shot dead in the first week of this year.
+One man died after picking up a hand grenade outside a subway station in a suburb of Stockholm.
+Law and order is likely to be a major issue in a parliamentary election scheduled for September with the populist, opposition Sweden Democrats linking public concern about the rising crime rate to a large increase in the numbers of immigrants.
+… “People are shot to death in pizza restaurants, people are killed by hand grenades they find on the street,” Sweden Democrat leader Jimmie Akesson said in parliament on Wednesday.
+“This is the new Sweden; the new, exciting dynamic, multicultural paradise that so many here in this assembly … have fought to create for so many years,” he said sarcastically.
+From Reuters:Wikipedia has a page devoted to “ List of Grenade Attacks in Sweden ,” which lists 80 different attacks beginning in 2014.
+That’s crazy.
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+Congressman: "Credible Evidence" Of “Terrorist Infiltration Through the Southern Border” Related To Las Vegas Shooting
+
+We have had the Islamic State claim over and over that they were taking credit for the mass shooting that took place in Las Vegas on October 1, 2017, and that Stephen Paddock was a recent convert to Islam.
+Now, a congressman is saying there is "credible evidence" of "terrorist infiltration through the southern border" that is related to the Las Vegas shooting.
+If you recall, the Islamic State has never claimed responsibility for attacks they were not involved in.
+Here are just a few of those claims.
+In Naba 100 #ISIS featured an infographic on #LasVegas attack & indicated the shooter, "Abu Abdul Barr al-Amriki," converted 6 months ago pic.twitter.com/5JhMFbU2Se — SITE Intel Group (@siteintelgroup) October 5, 2017
+On Thursday evening, Representative Scott Perry (R-PA) appeared on Tucker Carlson tonight and said that he has evidence that the Islamic State may be telling the truth and that they may actually have been involved in the deadly attack.
+Perry brought up the fact that we can't seem to get information in the case that the public needs to be made aware of, something that was brought up in a district courtroom earlier this week.
+Additionally, the family of Stephen Paddock just received his cremated remains on Thursday and his brother said that the family has yet to receive an autopsy report.
+Why is that?
+Everyone who was killed that night had autopsies and those have been released.
+We're told Paddock shot himself in the head, right?
+Why would the autopsy report be something that needs to be withheld from the public or his family?
+"Recently I’ve been made aware of what I believe to be credible evidence regarding potential terrorist infiltration through the southern border regarding this incident," Perry said.
+"Twice before the attack, ISIS warned the United States they would attack Las Vegas," he added.
+"In June and August."
+"And then after the attack claimed responsibility four times," Perry continued.
+"Something’s not adding up."
+"I’m just telling you I have received what I feel to be and believe to be credible evidence of a possible terrorist nexus," Perry said.
+The investigation has been conducted by local and state police, not the feds, and yet, they continue to claim there is not Islamic terrorist involvement.
+Yet, though they claim that Paddock was a lone gunman, they continue to withhold video of him in Mandalay Bay because they are still investigating other suspects to charge in the shooting.
+And no one seems to know where alleged Mandalay Bay security guard Jesus Campos is either.
+None of this is really that surprising.
+If you recall, we reported on Islamic terrorists settling into Mexico and crossing the border some years back and that came out as the infamous "Gang of Eight" were working on an immigration deal and had rejected building the 700 miles of double-tier border fencing Congress authorized just seven years ago, with a majority of the Senate saying they didn't want to delay granting illegal immigrants legal status while the fence was being built.
+Three years prior to that report, there was a video report that seems to have provided a bit of evidence to the claim that Islamists were crossing our southern border.
+And even though Islamic jihadis have been apprehended on our border in 2014, the Homeland Security waved their hand and said, "There's no threat."
+In fact, DHS had denied Muslim terrorists were crossing the border, but a local investigator produced evidence to the contrary.
+Reports indicated that some jihadis were paying as much as $50,000 to get across the border.
+This has been documented for several years now.
+It's not surprising.
+What is surprising is the level of secrecy surrounding the Las Vegas shooting and the containment of information more than three months after it occurred.
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+Lawmaker makes shocking claim about the Vegas massacre (video)
+
+Personal Liberty Poll Exercise your right to vote.
+Americans still have no idea what happened in Las Vegas in October.
+And one lawmaker is hinting that the government is covering up a big story about terrorism.
+During an appearance with Tucker Carlson on Fox, Rep. Scott Perry (R-Pa.) said he’s seen credible evidence that ISIS was involved in the devastating Las Vegas shooting.
+ISIS terrorists, he said, infiltrated the U.S. via the southern border prior to the attack blamed on alleged lone gunman Stephen Paddock.
+“Recently I have been made aware of what I believe to be credible evidence, credible information regarding potential terrorist infiltration through the southern border regarding this incident,” Perry said.
+Perry added that ISIS warnings of a forthcoming attack on Las Vegas prior to the shooting make a terror link even more likely.
+“Well, they could be–lets face it, ISIS twice before the attack, ISIS warned the United States that they would attack Las Vegas in June and August after the attack claimed responsibility four times.
+Meanwhile, the local law enforcement investigative services are telling us there is no terrorist connection–lone gunman, again, something is not adding up,” Perry replied.
+An incredulous Carlson asked fellow guest Catherine Lombardo, a lawyer representing families affected by the tragedy, about the law enforcement investigation into the shooting.
+“The FBI and the Las Vegas metro police department have been conducting the investigation, ” she said.
+“We’ve seen no evidence of a terrorist attack, and I will ask with all due respect, congressman, unless have you specific evidence to back that up, it seems a bit irresponsible to make that allegation so, if you do, or make that assertion, if do you have any evidence of that, I’m asking you right now to share it with us and tell us what that is.
+My clients… victims, all 22,000 people have been waiting and waiting and waiting for evidence.”
+Perry noted that all Americans are still lacking all the evidence.
+“We’ve all been waiting, and I’m waiting, too.
+Like I said, nothing adds up, but I’m just telling you, I have received what I feel to be and believe to be credible evidence of a possible terrorist nexus, and we’re gonna have to wait… until the situation develops,” he said.
+The lawmaker said he wants the nation’s counterterror agencies involved in the investigation.
+“If ISIS warns about an attack and then an attack occurs and claims responsibility after the fact, it seems to me that at a minimum, they should have some portion of the investigation to clearly debunk that claim and, yet, it hasn’t happened,” he said.
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+Shock!
+The Pope Is Now Openly Attacking Child Sexual Abuse Victims For “Slander”
+
+Pope Francis is now attacking the credibility of child sex abuse victims in a shocking move made at the end of a trip to Chile in which he had hoped to “heal” the wounds of said abuse.
+That’s right, Pope Francis ended his trip by publicly defending a bishop who victims have accused of covering up widespread pedophilia in the country.
+According to a report by the Associated Press, Francis made the shocking comments in a discussion about Rev.
+Fernando Karadima who has been found guilty of sexually abusing a slew of minors as a member of the Catholic Church.
+Pope Francis accused victims of Chile’s most notorious pedophile of slander Thursday, an astonishing end to a visit meant to help heal the wounds of a sex abuse scandal that has cost the Catholic Church its credibility in the country.
+Francis said that until he sees proof that Bishop Juan Barros was complicit in covering up the sex crimes of the Rev.
+Fernando Karadima, such accusations against Barros are “all calumny.” The pope’s remarks drew shock from Chileans and immediate rebuke from victims and their advocates.
+They noted the accusers were deemed credible enough by the Vatican that it sentenced Karadima to a lifetime of “penance and prayer” for his crimes in 2011.
+A Chilean judge also found the victims to be credible, saying that while she had to drop criminal charges against Karadima because too much time had passed, proof of his crimes wasn’t lacking.
+[…] The Karadima scandal dominated Francis’ visit to Chile and the overall issue of sex abuse and church cover-up was likely to factor into his three-day trip to Peru that began late Thursday.
+Karadima’s victims reported to church authorities as early as 2002 that he would kiss and fondle them in the swank Santiago parish he ran, but officials refused to believe them.
+Only when the victims went public with their accusations in 2010 did the Vatican launch an investigation that led to Karadima being removed from ministry.
+The emeritus archbishop of Santiago subsequently apologized for having refused to believe the victims from the start.
+One of the victims made clear his disgust at Pope Francis for essentially covering up for a man who watched as another bishop sexually abused him.
+“As if I could have taken a selfie or a photo while Karadima abused me and others and Juan Barros stood by watching it all,” tweeted Juan Carlos Cruz.
+“These people are truly crazy, and the pontiff talks about atonement to the victims.
+Nothing has changed, and his plea for forgiveness is empty.”
+This obviously does not look good for the Pope or the Catholic Church as they are now apparently engaging in attacking the victims instead of actually going after the abusers.
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+PROOF: The LVMPD And FBI Failed To Catalog At Least One Deceased Las Vegas Massacre Victim As Death Toll Rises
+
+In what can only be described as gross negligence or a massive cover-up of the truth, the F.B.I.
+and LVMPD have failed to record the death of at least one shooting victim killed in the massacre
+LAS VEGAS (INTELLIHUB) — The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation have failed to catalogue at least one deceased victim of the 1 October massacre which reportedly only left 58 people dead.
+The 59th victim, who is currently unnamed by the completely botched investigation and cover-up, was shot and killed in the parking lot of nearby business during the attack.
+The woman’s lifeless body can be seen being drug across the parking lot by several men who placed the body behind a pick-up truck while the gunfire continued.
+The event was reported by Intellihub’s Shepard Ambellas on Nov. 11, 2017, in the article titled Private surveillance footage reveals “helicopter hovering overhead” at time of Las Vegas Massacre, FBI never asked for tape, after an excerpt of the footage aired on Tucker Carlson Tonight.
+At 10:16 p.m., two men drag a “fallen victim” across the parking lot.
+The men position the victim behind a Ford pickup truck, presumably to shield themselves and the victim from taking any further incoming rounds as they attempted to give the victim medical assistance.
+“Later at ten-twenty-four p.m., one of the men places his shirt across the victim’s face and then at ten-thirty-two a man places what appears to be a blanket or towel over the body after they had given up hope,” Tucker Carlson said.
+“Police only arrive in this area for the first time around ten-forty-five p.m. when the body is still there.” The victim’s body was eventually was loaded into the back of a Ford Raptor pickup truck at 11:50 p.m. and taken away.
+Astonishingly, between the times of 10:13 p.m. and 10:16 p.m. a good amount of debris can be seen being pushed downward and sideways in front of the camera which Carlson claims is from a “helicopter hovering overhead.” A quick review of flight records during that time reveals that a squadron of EC-130 Eurocopters departed from Maverick Leasing LLC at 10:12 p.m., several of which appear to have overflown the parking lot where the victim and debris were seen.
+However, the departure of the choppers and the fact that several of them overflew the parking lot does not explain all of the debris being kicked up from by a heavy downdraft, prop wash, possibly from a helicopter hovering in place much closer.
+In fact, the downdraft appears to be constant from 10:13-10:16 p.m. and not intermittent as if several choppers had just passed overhead.
+According to Carlson, the owner of the tape maintains that law enforcement investigators have never asked to see the footage.
+A preliminary report on the shooting released by the LVMPD on Friday only lists seven victims as being “placed” outside of the venue, two of which were over a half mile away.
+However, the official report failed to catalogue the dead woman who was shot in the parking lot of a Haven Street business.
+The following image is taken from page 34 of the LVMPD preliminary report which shows the seven victims and their locations of death numbered in yellow.
+The next photo shows where the unnamed victim was located.
+The victim can be seen being dragged in the following video.
+The following day, several men, one of which presumably was Fox News anchor Sean Hannity (who was heavily guarded by a five-man security team), received mobile haircuts in the very same parking lot, in nearly the same spot the victim’s body was dragged to.
+Who was this victim?
+Will the F.B.I.
+and LVMPD please explain what in the Hell is going on here?
+How was this victim overlooked by investigators but known by Intellihub?
+Who was this victim?
+Why were people getting haircuts at the crime scene?
+How many more victims went ignored by investigators?
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+“Credible Evidence Of A Terrorist Infiltration”: Congressman Says ‘Secret Intel’ Proves ISIS Connection To Las Vegas Massacre
+
+Congress is in possession of ‘secret intel’ that exposes an ISIS connection to the horrific Las Vegas Massacre, according to a surprising claim made by Pennsylvania Congressman Scott Perry.
+Appearing on Fox News Tucker Carlson Tonight, Perry described evidence he had personally seen that suggested that some sort of terrorist infiltration aided the Las Vegas Massacre.
+One can imagine that said terrorists either helped Paddock or were actually some of the many other shooters reported that night.
+“Recently, I have been made aware of what i believe to be credible evidence, credible information, regarding potential terrorist infiltration, through the southern border, regarding this event,” Perry shockingly claimed.
+“Let’s face it, twice before the attack ISIS warned the United States that they would attack Las Vegas and then after the attack claimed responsibility four times,” Perry continued.
+Keep in mind that this lines up with other alternative media reports regarding the Oct. 1st massacre as well as hints provided in the mainstream media.
+We also know that it is a conclusive fact that there was more than one shooter, according to literally dozens of eyewitnesses who have continued to come forward with what they saw that fateful night.
+Interestingly, there are also reports that Stephen Paddock’s girlfriend actually deleted her Facebook page an hour before police released her boyfriends name.
+Infowars reports:
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+London Borough With Highest Percentage Of Muslims In UK Votes To Ban Trump From Entering
+
+I’m sure President Trump is deeply disappointed in not being able to enter Tower Hamlets.
+But this ridiculous exercise in virtue-signaling, even though it has not (yet) been taken up by the Home Office, only highlights Britain’s hypocrisy and double standards regarding who can enter the country and who cannot.
+Pamela Geller and I are banned from entering the country for the crime of telling the truth about Islam and jihad.
+Meanwhile, Britain has a steadily lengthening record of admitting jihad preachers without a moment of hesitation.
+Syed Muzaffar Shah Qadri’s preaching of hatred and jihad violence was so hardline that he was banned from preaching in Pakistan, but the UK Home Office welcomed him into Britain.
+The UK Home Office also admitted Shaykh Hamza Sodagar into the country, despite the fact that he has said: “If there’s homosexual men, the punishment is one of five things.
+One – the easiest one maybe – chop their head off, that’s the easiest.
+Second – burn them to death.
+Third – throw ’em off a cliff.
+Fourth – tear down a wall on them so they die under that.
+Fifth – a combination of the above.”
+Theresa May’s relentlessly appeasement-minded government also admitted two jihad preachers who had praised the murderer of a foe of Pakistan’s blasphemy laws.
+One of them was welcomed by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
+Meanwhile, the UK banned three bishops from areas of Iraq and Syria where Christians are persecuted from entering the country.
+“London: Muslim Enclave Votes to ‘Ban Trump,’” by Liam Deacon, Breitbart, January 20, 2018:
+A London borough – which has the highest percentage of Muslims in the UK – has voted to ban U.S. President Donald J. Trump for the area, declaring him a “bigot”.
+The council has been at the centre of serious corruption scandals, including the removal of an Islamist mayor who was found guilty of bribing Muslim groups and wielding “undue spiritual influence” on Muslim voters.
+The anti-Trump motion, proposed by Councillor Ohid Ahmed and Councillor Oliur Rahman, passed by a majority vote this week.
+It calls for President Trump’s planned state visit to the United Kingdom to be cancelled, adding: “Should the Government still choose to go ahead with State Visit, this Council makes clear that President Trump would not be welcome in our Borough.” The area in East London includes the famous Tower Bridge and Canary Wharf, but the ban does not appear to be enforceable.
+The current Labour mayor, John Biggs, complained that President Trump “doesn’t applaud diversity [and] doesn’t respect the culture of others and doesn’t respect women”.
+The mayor added: “He is failing in his leadership and we should not welcome him here.
+We must be vigorous in our intolerance of his intolerance.” In response to the news, Peter Golds, the leader of the Conservatives group in the council, tweeted: “In 2015 one of the Tower Hamlets First election candidates tweeted ‘let us support Hitler the Great.’ These people, corruptly elected, have no shame.
+For the record, our group refused to vote in this farce.” “Tower Hamlets is home to one of the country’s most diverse communities,” the motion begins, adding that it “has the highest percentage of Muslim residents in England – 35 per cent compared with the national average of 5 per cent”.
+After several paragraphs of platitudes about “community cohesion” and “diversity”, it says “this Council notes with shock and alarm the decision by Donald Trump, President of the United States, to ‘retweet’ Islamophobic propaganda from the Britain First Twitter account”.
+It also bemoans that he has allegedly “bigoted attitude towards women, ethnic minorities and Muslims which has resulted in examples of division and hatred within the USA and beyond” and attacks his “illogical” decision to move the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.
+The motion also notes that the neighbouring Royal Borough of Greenwich formally adopted a similar motion in December last year….
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Arizona Border Patrol Nabs Armed Mexican National Attempting To Take Stolen Truck Into Mexico
+
+TUCSON, Ariz. –U.S.
+Customs and Border Protection officers at Arizona’s Port of Nogales stopped an armed Mexican national from taking a stolen truck into Mexico on Tuesday.
+Officers working outbound operations at the Dennis DeConcini Crossing yesterday afternoon referred a 23-year-old legal permanent resident alien male for further inspection of the Ford F350 truck he was driving before he could go into Mexico.
+A records check confirmed the truck had been stolen, leading officers to place the subject under arrest.
+Officers seized a 9MM handgun the subject was carrying, and further search of his belongings uncovered a loaded magazine and additional ammunition.
+They also found trace amounts of marijuana, crystal methamphetamine, and drug paraphernalia.
+Officers arrested the subject, and turned him over to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Investigations.
+Officers seized the drugs, weapon, and ammunition.
+The stolen truck has been turned over to the Arizona Regional Auto Theft Task Force.
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+Kritarch Patti Saris, who thinks it is the job of District Court judges to micromanage the deportation system of the United States, got her wish.
+One of the Indonesian illegal aliens benefiting from her little amnesty took the hint and used the opportunity that Saris created to flee from arrest and deportation, absconding to a sanctuary church to hide from arrest.
+Kritarch Patti Saris
+Saris like many other Federal judges does not like our current immigration system and wants another system more to her liking.
+One of those likings is an unlimited number of hearings as to previously denied asylum claims.
+Carrying his 3-year-old daughter in his arms, Yohanes Tasik scoped out the church classroom he indefinitely would call home.
+The Indonesian Christian, facing mounting pressure to report to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, took refuge Friday night inside the Reformed Church of Highland Park.
+He is the third Indonesian Christian who claimed sanctuary within the church in fear of deportation.
+[Indonesian Immigrant Finds Sanctuary In N.J. Church, by Steph Solis, USA Today, January 16, 2018]
+Saris should know that when the appeal of her decision that the Indonesian illegal aliens gets reviewed by the Supreme Court, her decision will be struck down.
+So she seem to have acted to encourage the illegal aliens in the case she is managing to see the writing on the wall, and use her order prohibiting their arrest and deportation to flee the authorities.Even the illegal aliens know that minor kritarchs have no authority over deportations, especially those that have been fully adjudicated and any claim of asylum found to be without any basis so they are taking up other options to fight deportation, like fleeing and hiding.
+A federal judge on Wednesday signaled she may extend an order preventing the deportation of roughly 50 Indonesian Christians living illegally in New Hampshire, a process that immigration officials began after U.S. President Donald Trump took office.
+U.S. District Judge Patti Saris in Boston expressed concern the Indonesians could be deported before their administrative appeals were finished, given their claims they could face religious persecution in the world’s largest majority-Muslim nation.
+[U.S. Judge May Extend Freeze On Indonesian Immigrants' Deportation, by Nate Raymond, Reuters, January 17, 2018]
+Federal officials contend they have always had the authority to deport them at any time.
+“There’s no legal basis for them to ask for more time,” Vinita Andrapalliyal, a U.S. Justice Department lawyer, argued in court on Wednesday.
+Federal law gives authority over immigration matters to the executive branch, not the courts.
+Over the Justice Department’s objections, Saris last year ruled she had jurisdiction over the case.
+She entered a temporary order blocking the Indonesians’ deportation until she could decide whether to impose a preliminary injunction.
+Ronaldo Rauseo-Ricupero, a lawyer for the Indonesians, argued they should have 90 days to move to reopen their cases after receiving copies of their administrative case files and time to appeal any decision rejecting those motions.
+“We don’t want to put them on a ship back unless someone has had chance to look at if there’s a really bad situation for them,” Saris said.
+“That’s my concern.”
+And Kritarch Saris has not stopped.
+She is moving forward with more orders to halt deportation of illegal aliens.Kritarch Saris just does not accept that the immigration courts found no basis for their claim of persecution, and there is no evidence that they would face persecution today.
+She and other kritarchs have acted outside the law, something that the reporter surprisingly puts in the story.And the Treason Bar attorney demanded that Kritarch Saris create a whole new second immigration appeals system of unlimited delay for these illegal aliens.Kritarch Saris thinks that her feelings about a deportation are the same as the law.Well, that is not Kritarch Saris' concern.
+The concern over persecution overseas is reviewed by the Executive Branch, and that decision was entered--there is no "bad situation" for her to be concerned about.
+And Saris is not the only kritarch that thinks they run immigration policy--Mark Goldsmith thinks he runs immigration policy as well.
+A federal judge in Michigan has ordered the government to give bond hearings in preparation for releasing hundreds of illegal immigrants from Iraq into the community, saying the Constitution protects them from indefinite detention in the U.S. U.S. District Judge Mark A Goldsmith, an Obama appointee, earlier had halted deportations for nearly 300 Iraqis, saying that although they had long been ordered removed, conditions on the ground in Iraq had changed and they deserved new hearings.
+His latest ruling Tuesday evening goes further, certifying some of the Iraqis as a class-action lawsuit and saying most of them should be “allowed to return to their productive lives” while they wait for new hearings — meaning they must be released from detention unless the government can prove they are a major risk to public safety.
+[Judge Orders Potential Release Of Hundreds Of Illegals From Iraq, by Stephen Dinan, Washington Times, January 3, 2018]
+He is ordering the release of hundreds of Iraqi illegal aliens and criminal aliens, all because he wants them to have another bite at the apple--they, like the Indonesians, lost claims to political asylum years ago.
+Kritarch Mark Goldsmith
+Both these kritarchs are part of illegal and unconstitutional #Resistance to the lawful immigration policies of President Trump.
+Illegal aliens get only one hearing and one set of appeals to deportation.
+They don't get another new and illegal set of hearings and appeals just because some minor kritarch wants something.
+Time for Congress to end this by prohibiting review of immigration and deportation decisions.
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+SPECIAL REPORT: Pope Francis Accused of Inaction in Notorious Sex Abuse Cases
+
+The incident was brief: on the Thursday of the pope’s week-long South American trip, in response to an impromptu question tossed out by a Chilean reporter, the pope responded in what one reporter described as a “snippy tone”: “The day I see proof against Bishop Barros, then I will talk.
+There is not a single piece of evidence against him.
+It is all calumny.
+Is that clear?”
+This month has been quite a spectacle, even for this pontificate; an apparently unending stream of outrages and embarrassments, with the pope and his Vatican media support jumping from one scandal to the next.
+But among secular reporters the sex abuse issue trumps all others and the fallout continues to blaze down on the Bergoglian pontificate in response to his amazing accusation earlier this month that victims of sexual abuse by clergy were engaging in “calumny,” in their accusations against a Chilean bishop, Juan de la Cruz Barros Madrid.
+It seems the shine is coming off the papal penny among leftist secular journalists, his natural constituency.
+Writing for the Boston Globe, the paper that first broke the clerical sex abuse scandals all the way back in 2001, Kevin Cullen wrote, “Let the record show that the promise of Pope Francis died in Santiago, Chile, on Jan. 18, in the year of our Lord 2018… he has revealed himself like no one else could.”
+But it gets worse than this.
+When a “leftist” pope pressing a secularist agenda on the Church starts to lose the support of Michael Sean Winters and the National Catholic Reporter, he must know he’s in trouble.
+Though he’s “sticking with Francis” for now, Winters wrote, “I wish I knew what it was about Pope Francis that makes him fail to grasp the situation with Bishop Barros, the pain caused to the victims and the damage done to the church.
+I am gobsmacked that the pope twice declined to accept the bishop’s resignation.”
+On January 23rd, an unsigned NCR editorial opined, “Within the space of four days, Pope Francis twice slandered abuse survivors.”
+“These remarks are at the least shameful.
+At the most, they suggest that Francis now could be complicit in the cover-up.
+The script is all too familiar: Discredit the survivors’ testimony, support the prelate in question, and bank on public attention moving on to something else.
+“The insistence with which Francis defends Barros is mystifying.
+Three separate journalists on the papal flight gave the pope opportunity to say why exactly he believed the bishop instead of the survivors accusing him.
+The second journalist to ask Francis about Barros on the flight was a Chilean woman.
+As she spoke to the pope, her voice cracked with nervousness at questioning the church’s top leader.
+She asked: ‘Why are not the victims’ testimonies proof for you?
+Why do you not believe them?’ The pope gave no satisfying answer, only repeating a claim of ‘no evidence’ against the bishop.”
+Indeed, it was understood, as the Washington Post said, that Francis’ trip to Latin America – dogged by protests over Barros both in person at the pope’s appearances and in the press – was in part intended as “an apology tour” to abuse survivors.
+Which is why his accusation of calumny against those same victims the next day came as such a shock to observers unused to Bergoglio’s ability to turn on a dime.
+All was going as planned.
+On Wednesday, January 17, the pope met as scheduled with selected survivors of sexual abuse by priests.
+He made all the right noises, talking about his “pain and shame,” and reportedly even crying, at what happened.
+“I know the pain of these cases of child abuse and I am following how much is needed to overcome this serious and painful evil,” he said.
+24 hours later he was calling them liars.
+James Hamilton, 49 and now a doctor, was one of the Barros accusers.
+He told the BBC at a press conference, “What the Pope has done today is offensive and painful, and not only against us, but against everyone seeking to end the abuses.” The lead voice of the victims in Chile, Juan Carlos Cruz, tweeting to one of Francis’s leading apologists, Austen Ivereigh, said, “Does he need a photo, a selfie, as proof?
+Sorry Austen, we didn’t think of it as we were being abused and Juan Barros watching.”
+Although the issue came to the attention of a much broader audience during the most recent papal trip, the outcry has been ongoing since his appointment to the southern Chilean diocese of Osorno in 2015.
+Barros was a student protégée of the charismatic homosexual/pederast predator Fernando Karadima, and went on to be ordained in 1984, made bishop in 1995 and appointed as bishop of the armed forces.
+Barros claimed in court that the first he knew of Karadima’s offenses was on a Chilean television programme in 2010.
+This is refuted by Karadima’s victims – deemed credible both by the secular courts and the Vatican tribunal – who testified that he personally witnessed the abuse at Sacred Heart of Jesus church in Santiago.
+Last Thursday, however, was not the first time Francis, confronted unexpectedly in public over the Barros question, has responded testily and with insults.
+In 2015 the Italian newspaper Il Fatto Quotidiano published a video of him scolding two women who spoke with him in St. Peter’s Piazza, asking that he reconsider the appointment, citing the “suffering” of the Church in Chile over the issue.
+The pope told the women, “The Church has lost its freedom, letting its head fill with politicians and accusing a bishop without having any proof, after twenty years of service, so think with your head.” He warned them not to allow themselves to be led by “leftists who have set up this thing.”
+“The only charge against this bishop has been discredited by the Court of Justice, so please do not lose your serenity, you suffer, but because you are foolish...I am the first to judge and punish those accused of similar crimes, but in this case there is not even a proof.”
+The insults were not forgotten.
+Among the signs held by protesters in Chile last week were those reading, “Ni zurdos, ni tontos,” (Neither lefties nor stupid).
+The jab certainly wasn’t lost on Francis, since the signs were being held by protesters the full length of his auto route to Santiago from the airport.
+One of the protesters told the BBC, “He doesn’t even know us, so how can he accuse us of being such things?
+He thinks we are politically motivated even though we come from different parishes in Osorno and are doing this because we are against priests being allowed to abuse children.”
+Apparently His Holiness was informed that the “calumny” comment had caused some blow-back because a couple of days later we got something touted – though somewhat skeptically – as a “contrite” papal apology.
+This also followed an astonishing public rebuke of the pope by Sean Cardinal O’Malley – a member of the C9 council of cardinals and the former head of the pope’s sex abuse commission – who said, “It is understandable that Pope Francis’ statements yesterday in Santiago, Chile were a source of great pain for survivors of sexual abuse by clergy or any other perpetrator.”
+“Pope Francis fully recognizes the egregious failures of the Church and its clergy who abused children and the devastating impact those crimes have had on survivors and their loved ones,” O’Malley said.
+Of course, Francis being Francis the apology was banked around with assertions of how right he was.
+“I have to ask forgiveness because the word ‘proof’ wounded,” he said.
+“It wounded many people who were abused…I ask them for forgiveness because I wounded them without realizing it, but it was an unintended wound.
+And this horrified me a lot, because I had received them.”
+“And I know how much they suffer, to feel that the Pope says in their face ‘bring me a letter, a proof.’ It’s a slap.
+And I agree that my expression was not apt, because I didn’t think.”
+He doubled down, saying, “I have not heard any victim of Barros.
+They did not come, they did not show themselves, they did not give evidence in court.
+It’s all in the air.
+It is true that Barros was in Karadima’s group of young people.
+But let us be clear: if you accuse someone without evidence with pertinacity, that is calumny.”
+“This is what I can say with sincerity.
+Barros will remain there if I don’t find a way to condemn him.
+I cannot condemn him if I don’t have – I don’t say proof – but evidence.
+And there are many ways to get evidence.
+Is that clear?”
+This “contrite” papal apology didn’t fly well even with the regular news reporters.
+Philip Pullela, a reporter on the plane for Reuters, described it as “an extremely rare act of self-criticism,” for the “unusually contrite” Bergoglio, and noted that, “While the pope has vowed ‘zero tolerance’ for sexual abuse, his efforts have sputtered.”
+Indeed, Francis claim that he met with and heard the “pain” of the victims is untrue in the specific case in hand.
+CBS News reports that though the Osorno group had tried to obtain a meeting during the trip they were refused.
+Greg Burke, the pope’s press officer, confirmed that “no papal meetings were planned with the Osorno group, which had formally requested to meet with the pope in July but were told by Vatican organizers that his schedule was already final, some six months before the trip.”
+Who is Barros?
+Some may remember a video that made the internet rounds of an uproar in a Chilean cathedral at the installation ceremony of a bishop.
+At the time it didn’t draw much attention from the English language press – mostly at that time distracted by the ongoing battle of the notorious Kasper Proposal and the oncoming Synods.
+But despite the pope’s claim, the charges against Barros are serious and have been deemed credible by a judge.
+He is accused of having covered up sexual abuse, including destroying evidence, committed by Karadima in the ‘80s and ‘90s.
+In fact – and this point has tended to get glossed over in the press – Barros is accused by the victims of having been in the room, watching at the time, and of engaging in sexual activity with Karadima.
+This is not, therefore, merely a matter of a bishop or colleague discovering the abuse after the fact, but of being a voyeuristic participant.
+Juan Carlos Cruz, told the press in 2015 that he and another boy – both in their teens at the time – “would lie down on the priest’s [Karadima’s] bed, one resting his head at the man’s shoulder, another sitting near his feet.
+The priest would kiss the boys and grope them, he said, all while the Rev.
+Juan Barros watched.” Cruz, now a 51-year-old “gay” journalist, told The Associated Press, “Barros was there, and he saw it all.”
+A Vatican investigation found Karadima guilty in 2011 and sentenced him to a life of seclusion in a monastery for “penitence and prayer.” Note that date; 2011 was when the processes for investigating and trying priest-abusers, put in place by the former Cardinal Ratzinger, were still in effect, and while he was still sitting on the Petrine throne.
+Things are a bit different now.
+Neither was the complaint against Barros without the support of responsible people.
+The media reported that over 1,300 Catholic faithful in Osorno, including 30 priests of the diocese and 51 members of Parliament, wrote to the pope asking him to rescind the appointment – none of which received any response.
+Fr.
+Peter Kleigel, a priest of Osorno, told Associated Press, “We’re convinced that this appointment is not correct because, following canon law, a bishop must be well-regarded.
+We need a bishop who’s credible.”
+The problem with getting the news out about Karadima, as in most of these cases, was the bishop, in this case Cardinal Francisco Javier Errázuriz of Santiago, who after the Conclave of 2013 was appointed a member of Pope Francis’s C9 inner council.
+It was certainly never a secret that Errázuriz was a close, like-minded friend and collaborator of then-Cardinal Bergoglio, the kingpin of South American Catholicism.
+Allegations against Karadima – that went back to 1962 – had certainly been reported to Church authorities well before a Chilean news agency revealed the case in 2010, but were ignored by Errázuriz.
+Even the National Catholic Reporter in 2014 pointed to the cover up and the relationship between the new pope and the accused cardinals,
+“Hamilton had applied for a marriage annulment, after telling his wife of a long psychosexual entanglement with Karadima that began when he was 17 in El Bosque.
+His wife confided in a priest, who told Errázuriz in 2006.
+When a canon lawyer and several priests close to the cardinal suggested that Hamilton not mention Karadima, he pressed on with his request in order to force the issue of punishment for the priest while having his marriage annulled.
+Again, Errázuriz refused to take action against Karadima.”
+The pope’s claim that there is “no evidence” flies in the face of the ruling of the civil judge in the Karadima case – a fact that ought to be of paramount consideration under the Vatican’s own rules for determining credibility in such cases.
+While Judge Jessica Gonzalez was forced to drop criminal charges because the statute of limitations had expired, she affirmed that testimony by Cruz and other victims was credible.
+After a full year of investigation, Gonzalez called their claims “truthful and reliable”.
+Victims said that a letter written to Church authorities complaining of Karadima’s abuse in 1982 was intercepted and destroyed by Barros, who was serving at the time as secretary to Cardinal Francisco Fresno, Errázuriz’s successor and collaborator.
+As for Barros’s general credibility as a Catholic bishop, the witness of the victims is damning.
+In a letter to Bishop Ivo Scapolo, papal nuncio to Chile, that Cruz gave to the Associated Press, he said he witnessed Karadima and Barros in an intimate relationship.
+“I saw Karadima and Juan Barros kissing and touching each other.
+The groping generally came from Karadima touching Barros’ genitals”.
+Barros has never denied having had a close friendship with Karadima.
+Hamilton confirmed this saying, “I saw how Barros watched it all.”
+And the matter didn’t end in 2010.
+Emails published in Chile in 2015 showed that Cardinal Errázuriz also blocked the appointment of Juan Carlos Cruz from the new child protection commission – a group plagued by such scandals and eventually ignored to death by Francis.
+Which brings us to Francis Bergoglio’s own record in this area.
+The pope claimed “I am the first to judge and punish those accused of similar crimes,” but this claim is not supported by the reality.
+Indeed, it has been pointed out that Francis has gone to considerable lengths to dismantle the efforts of his predecessor at “safeguarding” young people, punishing abusers and removing bishops who cover it up.
+In the case of Barros, the Associated Press obtained a confidential letter from Pope Francis dated 2015 that “reveals the [Chilean] bishops’ concern about Francis naming a Karadima protégé, Bishop Juan Barros.” Just days before the pope’s “calumny” comment, January 11, AP reported that Francis had full knowledge of the controversy he risked in appointing Barros to Osorno.
+“[H]is ambassador in Chile had tried to find a way to contain the damage well before the case made headlines.”
+The letter, addressed to the executive committee of the Chilean bishops’ conference, said, “Thank you for having openly demonstrated the concern that you have about the appointment of Monsignor Juan Barros.
+I understand what you’re telling me and I’m aware that the situation of the church in Chile is difficult due to the trials you’ve had to undergo.” The letter said that in 2014 the nuncio, Archbishop Scapolo, had asked Barros to resign as bishop of the armed forces and had “encouraged him to take a sabbatical year before assuming any other pastoral responsibility as a bishop.”
+There can also be little doubt the new pope was fully aware of the record of his close friend Cardinal Errázuriz in ignoring complaints of Karadima’s victims when he appointed him to the C9 council.
+And even if he didn’t then, he certainly knows now, and yet Errazuriz continues in that advisory role.
+Francis further appointed Cardinal Errázuriz to serve as his Special Envoy to World Apostolic Congress Of Mercy III meeting in Bogotá, Colombia in June 2014.
+Since 2001, Cardinal Ratzinger and later as Pope Benedict installed effective procedural reforms on clerical sexual abuse; Francis in his short five years has all but completely dismantled or reversed those changes.
+Among the earliest indications Catholics had that the new pope had no intention of getting to the bottom of the priest-abuser problem was his appointment of the notorious homosexual, Monsignor Battista Ricca, as head of the Vatican Bank and the man in charge of his own residence, the Casa Santa Martha.
+It is often forgotten that Bergoglio’s notorious comment “who am I to judge” was in response to a question on a plane-presser about Ricca, and was followed with a similar claim from Francis about there having been no proof of his misbehaviour.
+As the pseudonymous Marcantonio Colonna wrote in the book, “The Dictator Pope,” “In fact his patronage of Monsignor Ricca fits the pattern which was well established when he was Archbishop of Buenos Aires, whereby he surrounds himself with morally weak people so as to have them under his thumb.”
+But even before this was the sinister appearance of Godfried Cardinal Danneels on the loggia on the night of Francis’s election to the papacy.
+Danneels’s prominence in the Bergoglian pontificate continues to be the most prominent indicator of the pope’s deprioritising of clerical sexual abuse.
+The former head of the Brussels archdiocese was a leading figure in the so-called St. Gallen Group, which he himself described as a “mafia,” who had worked against the election of Joseph Ratzinger in 2005 and to elect Bergoglio in 2013.
+At the end of a long career as Europe’s leading “liberal” Catholic prelate, Danneels came under a cloud of scandal when he was accused of having covered for a protégé bishop who admitted to having sexually abused his own minor nephew.
+In 2010 the publication of an audio recording determined undeniably that Danneels had told the victim to keep quiet and not cause trouble for the soon-to-retire Bishop Roger Vangheluwe of Bruges.
+The cardinal even went so far as to suggest that the victim should “ask forgiveness” for his own role in the scandal.
+Before the recordings were released, Danneels had also denied all knowledge of sexual abuse by clergy or cover-ups.
+In the book, Colonna asks the question, “What happened to ‘Zero Tolerance’ for clerical sexual offenders?” He wrote that data presented by the Vatican the UN Human Rights Commission in January 2014 showed that Benedict XVI “had defrocked or suspended more than 800 priests for past sexual abuse between 2009 and 2012,” including the notorious Fr.
+Maciel Degollado, founder of the Legionaries of Christ.
+Crucially, it was Ratzinger who moved the competence for sex abuse cases from the Congregation for Bishops to Doctrine of the Faith, with powers to suspend and punish offenders.
+His reforms specifically included bishops who had refused to act against priest-abusers.
+A senior member of the Vatican’s diplomatic corps, Archbishop Miguel Maury Buendia, confirmed this, saying, “This Pope has removed two or three bishops per month throughout the world...
+There have been two or three instances in which they said no, and so the Pope simply removed them.”
+These reforms – and removals – have ceased entirely under Francis.
+Despite his claims that he punishes the guilty, it was in fact Francis who reversed the previous, Benedict-era sentence against the notorious Italian priest-pederast Mario Inzoli at the request of the now-equally notorious Cardinal Coccopalmerio.
+Inzoli was found guilty in 2012 by an ecclesiastical court of abusing boys as young as twelve and suspended.
+Inzoli had even abused boys in the confessional, convincing them that the abuse was approved by God.
+Following an appeal by Coccopalmerio, Francis reduced the priest’s penalty to a “lifetime of prayer,” with permission to say Mass privately, and a promise to stay away from children.
+The uproar over this caused the Italian prosecutors to reopen the case against the priest, and eventually Inzoli went to prison and was laicized.
+As for Ratzinger/Benedict’s procedural reforms, rumours continue to circulate that the pope intends to reverse them as well, placing competence back into the hands of the same dicastery that held it when the scandals broke in 2001.
+This has been denied by Greg Burke, but given Francis’s usual methods, it’s anyone’s guess who in reality is actually dealing with these cases, if anyone.
+A tribunal of bishops, requested by his own sex abuse commission, was ignored and then Francis summarily removed two of the CDF staffers in charge of handling such cases, famously refusing to give any reasons to CDF prefect Cardinal Müller who was soon to be dismissed.
+In fact, the chaos and lack of commitment on the issue has come under harsh criticism from at least one member of the pope’s now-defunct sex abuse commission, a loudly trumpeted part of Bergoglio’s early scheme of reform.
+Marie Collins, an Irish abuse survivor, was appointed in 2014 to the new Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors.
+She resigned in 2017, citing “Vatican officials’ reluctance to cooperate with its work to protect children.” Collins released a damning statement, indicating that the commission had never seriously intended to change or reform anything.
+She said none of the commission’s recommendations had been implemented.
+“The reluctance of some in the Vatican Curia to implement recommendations or cooperate with the work of a commission when the purpose is to improve the safety of children and vulnerable adults around the world is unacceptable,” Collins wrote.
+As of December last year, the commission has been allowed to lapse, and no longer functions, though it has not been definitively dissolved.
+The terms of office of its members expired December 17th.
+This week Collins tweeted her question for Pope Francis on the Chilean situation: “Why does the Pope not believe these three men?
+They have been consistent over years in what they say.
+When asked why he believes his fellow cleric and not the survivors he can give no good reason.”
+Why indeed.
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+Conspiracy: Muslim Photographer & Nation Of Islam Hid Photos Of Obama With Farrakhan Since 2008
+
+The left-wing enemedia worked as furiously to cover up, censor and sanction Barack Hussein Obama’s jihad and violent left-wing connections as they do to manufacture and make up lies to destroy President Trump.
+The LA Times refused to release a video of the infamous Jew-hating event Obama hosted with close confidante and infamous antisemite Rashid Khalidi.
+The media gave scant coverage to Obama’s close relationship with radical Reverend Jeremiah “God damn America) Wright who blamed the US for 9/11.
+I detailed Obama’s nefarious connections and resulting worldview in my book, The Post-American Presidency: The Obama Administration’s War on America , which was ignored by the mainstream media.
+The Muslim photographer Askia Muhammad, who took this photo of candidate Barack Obama and vicious jihad-supporting racist Louis Farrakhan, knew this would impact the election: he said so.
+And so he conspired with the terror group, the Nation of Islam, to keep it hidden for 10 years.
+He has served as the editor of Muhammad Speaks and as the head of the Washington office of The Final Call, the official newspapers of the Nation of Islam.
+[4][5] He has worked as a commentator for National Public Radio and a columnist for Washington Informer.
+[6][7] (Wikipedia)
+The photographer, Askia Muhammad, told the Trice Edney News Wire that he “gave the picture up at the time and basically swore secrecy.”“But after the nomination was secured and all the way up until the inauguration; then for eight years after he was President, it was kept under cover,” Muhammad said.
+Asked whether he thought the photo’s release would have affected Obama’s presidential campaign, Muhammad said, “I insist.
+It absolutely would have made a difference.”
+Farrakhan In His Own Words (PDF).
+Some Farrakhan quotes:
+“The Jews don’t like Farrakhan, so they call me Hitler.
+Well, that’s a good name.
+Hitler was a very great man.”
+“My god will wipe this country (America) from the face of the earth.”
+On on the Jewish people: “You are wicked deceivers of the American people.
+You have sucked their blood.”
+“The Jews don’t like Farrakhan, so they call me Hitler.
+Well, that’s a good name.
+Hitler was a very great man.”
+“You are not now, nor have you ever been a citizen of America.
+You are a slave to white America.”
+“America is in trouble, and I say God is about to wipe this nation from the face of the Earth.
+I’m not crazy, I’m not drunk, how long do you think a nation can do evil and not face the wrath of god?”
+“You see everybody always talk about Hitler exterminating six million Jews.
+That’s right.
+But don’t nobody ever ask what did they do to Hitler.”
+White people are potential humans – they haven’t evolved yet.
+On Hezbollah: “They call them terrorists, I call them freedom fighters.”
+“The Mother Wheel is a heavily armed spaceship the size of a city, which will rain destruction upon white America but save those who embrace the Nation of Islam.”
+THE PHOTO THAT NEVER SAW THE LIGHT OF DAY: OBAMA WITH FARRAKHAN IN 2005 By Esme Cribb | Talking Point Memo January 25, 2018 2:16 pm
+Askia Muhammad A journalist announced last week that he will publish a photograph of then-Illinois Sen. Barack Obama (D) and Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan that he took in 2005 at a Congressional Black Caucus meeting, but did not make public because he believed it would have “made a difference” to Obama’s political future.
+The photographer, Askia Muhammad, told the Trice Edney News Wire that he “gave the picture up at the time and basically swore secrecy.” “But after the nomination was secured and all the way up until the inauguration; then for eight years after he was President, it was kept under cover,” Muhammad said.
+Asked whether he thought the photo’s release would have affected Obama’s presidential campaign, Muhammad said, “I insist.
+It absolutely would have made a difference.” Reached by TPM on Thursday, Muhammad said a “staff member” for the CBC contacted him “sort of in a panic” after he took the photo at a caucus meeting in 2005.
+TPM has published the photo above with Muhammad’s permission.
+“I sort of understood what was going on,” Muhammad told TPM.
+“I promised and made arrangements to give the picture to Leonard Farrakhan,” the minister’s son-in-law and chief of staff.
+Muhammad said he gave away “the disk” from his camera but “copied the photograph from that day onto a file” on his computer.
+“Realizing that I had given it up, I mean, it was sort of like a promise to keep the photograph secret,” Muhammad said.
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
+Pamela Geller's commitment to freedom from jihad and Shariah shines forth in her books
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+From TPM:
+The Photo That Never Saw The Light of Day: Obama With Farrakhan In 2005 By Esme Cribb | January 25, 2018 2:16 pm A journalist announced last week that he will publish a photograph of then-Illinois Sen. Barack Obama (D) and Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan that he took in 2005 at a Congressional Black Caucus meeting, but did not make public because he believed it would have “made a difference” to Obama’s political future.
+The photographer, Askia Muhammad, told the Trice Edney News Wire that he “gave the picture up at the time and basically swore secrecy.” “But after the nomination was secured and all the way up until the inauguration; then for eight years after he was President, it was kept under cover,” Muhammad said.
+Asked whether he thought the photo’s release would have affected Obama’s presidential campaign, Muhammad said, “I insist.
+It absolutely would have made a difference.” Reached by TPM on Thursday, Muhammad said a “staff member” for the CBC contacted him “sort of in a panic” after he took the photo at a caucus meeting in 2005.
+TPM has published the photo above with Muhammad’s permission.
+“I sort of understood what was going on,” Muhammad told TPM.
+“I promised and made arrangements to give the picture to Leonard Farrakhan,” the minister’s son-in-law and chief of staff.
+Muhammad said he gave away “the disk” from his camera but “copied the photograph from that day onto a file” on his computer.
+“Realizing that I had given it up, I mean, it was sort of like a promise to keep the photograph secret,” Muhammad said.
+Muhammad said he did not release his copy of the photograph because he thought it would be perceived as a betrayal of that promise: “I was really, I guess, afraid of them.”
+Malcolm X wasn’t adequately afraid of them.
+Here’s what happened to him:
+https://youtu.be/qSm1t3Uv9QI
+Muhammad said he thought the photograph would be “damaging politically” if it were released and was afraid that someone might “break into his apartment” looking for it, like “that Watergate crap.” He said he “felt a little bit more at ease” after Farrakhan in 2016 claimed that Obama visited his home in Chicago.
+Muhammad contacted Farrakhan in autumn 2017 with the “final manuscript” for a self-published book containing the photo.
+“I sent him a copy of the manuscript suggesting that, showing him the picture, and saying to him, if he did not object, I was going to publish it,” Muhammad said.
+“He had no objection.” … During Obama’s presidential campaign, conservatives pushed multiple apparently racially motivated conspiracy theories about Obama’s religion and supposed ties to Islam.
+For example, in Obama’s memoir subtitled A Story of Race and Inheritance, Obama recounts his being a regular reader of Minister Farrakhan’s Nation of Islam newspaper The Final Call.
+Obama recollects Farrakhan’s black nationalist capitalist campaign to get black people to use toothpaste manufactured by black-owned businesses.
+Farrakhan’s eventual failure suggests to Obama that’s there is more economic upside for blacks in shaking down white institutions than in building their own.
+During the 2008 presidential election, conservatives questioned the indirect ties between Farrakhan and Obama, who attended a church that gave Farrakhan an award.
+Obama’s “spiritual advisor” Rev.
+Jeremiah Wright gave Farrakhan his church’s Lifetime Achievement award in a downtown Chicago Hyatt Regency in November 2007, but the story didn’t make the press until the following year.
+Similarly, very little media attention was paid to the close relationship between Obama’s fundraiser and private mentor Tony Rezko and the Nation of Islam, even though Rezko’s role was business manager for Nation of Islam assets, such as the career of Muhammad Ali.
+But after all, what could be more boring than a story than involves a Presidential candidate, the Syrian Christian crook who helped him buy his house, the Nation of Islam, and the most famous boxer of all time?
+Reading Obama’s 1995 memoir, you might almost get the impression that after a prudent first term, during his second he might side with, I dunno, Black Lives Matter and encourage a wave of black rage and police retreat that drove up the death toll from murder by 20% in his last two years in office, an incremental death toll a little bigger than the U.S. combat death toll from the equally stupid Iraq War.
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+Man who sold ammo to Las Vegas gunman speaks out
+
+© Provided by CBS Interactive Inc. Douglas Haig
+New documents reveal the name of the second person of interest in the Las Vegas shooting.
+Police believe Douglas Haig may have conspired with gunman Stephen Paddock, but it's unclear if he's still under investigation.
+Haig sold Paddock ammunition the month before the October attack that killed 58 people dead and wounded hundreds of others.
+Mandalay Bay hotel staff had numerous run-ins with Vegas gunman: companyLas Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock had lost money, been depressed, sheriff says
+Haig was contacted one day after the attack, after investigators found an Amazon box with his address on it inside Paddock's hotel room, reports CBS News correspondent Mireya Villarreal.
+But Haig says he had no idea what Paddock was planning to do when he met him just a few weeks before the massacre.
+Haig says he sold Paddock 720 rounds of ammunition from Haig's home gun business.
+"I couldn't detect anything wrong with this guy," he said.
+"He told me exactly what he wanted.
+I handed him a box with the ammunition in it, and he paid me and he left."
+The rounds he sold are called "tracer ammunition" – bullets that leave a visible trail when fired.
+"He said he was going to go put on a light show.
+And I can't remember whether he said for or with his friends, but that's what he did say," Haig said.
+But newly released search warrant records filed last fall by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department say Haig "may have conspired with Stephen Paddock to commit murder with a deadly weapon."
+Haig strongly denies that.
+"I felt that they were hoping that they could find a connection between myself and Paddock, that would go back showing that I supplied him with most of his ammunition, possibly even some firearms," Haig said.
+"They're not gonna find it.
+I talked to the guy three times."
+It's unclear whether Haig is still a person of interest, but he was the only one mentioned by name in the search warrant, other than Marilou Danley - Paddock's girlfriend.
+Authorities have since said they don't plan to bring charges against Danley.
+Las Vegas gunman's motive still unknown
+Haig does not blame himself, but within weeks of the massacre, he still decided to shut down his business.
+"I'm still racking my brain for what did I miss.
+Why didn't I pick this up?"
+he said.
+Haig, represented by his Phoenix attorneys Marc Victor and Andrew Marcantel, has not been charged.
+His attorneys say he continues to cooperate with investigators.
+CBS News reached out to the FBI and other authorities involved, but none will comment on an active investigation.
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+Lawyer: Ammo dealer saw nothing suspicious in Vegas gunman
+
+An Arizona man who sold ammunition to the gunman in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history was disturbed that he didn't spot any suspicious signs about his one-time customer, the man's lawyer said Wednesday.
+Douglas Haig had no reason to believe Stephen Paddock would launch the Oct. 1 shooting in Las Vegas that killed 58 people, attorney Marc Victor said.
+He said Haig wishes he could have figured out the intentions of Paddock but defends the sale of ammunition as legal.
+"He wishes there was some clue that could have identified him," Victor said.
+"There was just nothing."
+Meanwhile, the coroner in Las Vegas started releasing redacted autopsy records about the 58 people killed in the mass shooting at an outdoor concert.
+Records relating to Paddock were not being provided.
+The records were released Wednesday in response to a public records lawsuit filed by The Associated Press and Las Vegas Review-Journal.
+Haig was named as a "person of interest" in the investigation by mistake Tuesday when court documents were released nearly four months after the shooting.
+The documents did not disclose why authorities considered Haig a person of interest, and officials haven't said whether he has since been cleared of that designation.
+Victor said his client sold ammunition to Paddock once and doesn't believe they have communicated since.
+"He is as connected (to Paddock) as the guy who sold him a hamburger for lunch," Victor said.
+Las Vegas police and officials with the FBI, U.S. attorney's office in Nevada and the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives each declined Wednesday to comment about Haig or the investigation.
+A law enforcement official told The Associated Press in October that Paddock bought 1,000 rounds of tracer ammunition from a private seller he met at a Phoenix gun show three weeks before the shooting.
+The official spoke anonymously because they weren't authorized to disclose case information.
+Tracer bullets contain a pyrotechnic charge that illuminates the path of fired bullets so shooters can see whether their aim is correct.
+Haig told the AP on Tuesday that he sold unspecified ammunition to Paddock.
+He also told "CBS This Morning" on Wednesday that he sold more than 700 rounds of ammunition to Paddock.
+"I couldn't detect anything wrong with this guy," he said of Paddock.
+The ammunition sale took place at Haig's home in Mesa, because he didn't have all the ammunition on hand that Paddock wanted while at the gun show.
+Victor said a box that Paddock used to carry ammunition out of Haig's house and bore his client's name was later found in the Las Vegas hotel where the attack was launched.
+It's unknown whether the ammunition Haig sold to Paddock was used in the attack.
+The lawyer said the type and quantity of ammunition Paddock bought from his client wasn't unusual.
+Robert Spitzer, an expert on firearms and the Second Amendment, said by and large there are no restrictions on the amount of ammunition a person can buy, but a large sale of tracer ammunition would certainly be unusual.
+Only six states in the U.S. have laws requiring that ammunition buyers pass a background check.
+Arizona and Nevada do not have such a requirement, nor do they mandate that dealers keep a record of ammunition transactions.
+"If you are in the business of selling anything, you are usually happy to make the sale, and there's nothing that says you need to write down this person's name or report the sale," said Spitzer, who is the chairman of political science at the State University of New York at Cortland.
+Victor said his client has cooperated with investigators who contacted him within 24 hours of the shooting and has spoken to them probably four or five times, though he hasn't talked to them in months.
+Haig describes himself as a senior engineer for Honeywell Aerospace in his biography on the professional and social media platform LinkedIn.
+Records show Haig also owns Specialized Military Ammunition LLC.
+The company's website says it sold tracer and incendiary ammunition but is now "closed indefinitely."
+Haig's name was blacked out in the more than 270 pages of search warrant records released by a Nevada judge to the AP, but remained on one page of documents provided to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
+The newspaper published the name online.
+Clark County District Court Judge Elissa Cadish later ordered the full document not be published without redactions, but she acknowledged she couldn't order the newspaper to retract the name.
+Haig plans to hold a news conference Friday to discuss his interaction with Paddock.
+Garcia Cano reported from Las Vegas.
+Associated Press writers Ken Ritter in Las Vegas and Anita Snow in Phoenix contributed to this report.
+Billeaud reported from Phoenix.
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+India Joins U.S. and China With Plans to Visit the Moon
+
+So far, no one has ever managed to land on the far side of the moon, or near its shadowy poles.
+India wants to tackle both those firsts in one fell swoop this year, with its Chandrayaan-2 mission, a trio of orbiter, lander and rover that would represent the country's second visit to the moon.
+The mission is scheduled to launch sometime in the first half of this year, no earlier than March.
+Its target is a patch of lunar surface about 370 miles away from the south pole, where scientists think the rock may be 4 billion years old, formed just after the moon's giant ocean of liquid rock began to solidify.
+The region is an area NASA would also like to visit, preferably with a robot that would bring souvenir rock home to Earth for scientists to analyze directly in the laboratory.
+But despite NASA's renewed focus on lunar exploration, as dictated in December by an order from President Trump, the agency won't beat India back to the moon.
+Dibyangshu Sarkar/AFP/Getty Images
+That's even after India's Chandrayaan-2 mission was delayed by three years after Russia backed out of designing and producing the mission's lander.
+Rather than lose out on that part of the mission, the Indian Space Research Organization decided to just do it themselves.
+But they aren't sure how long they can expect the mission to last once the lander and rover arrive—it could be over in as little as two weeks, ending as soon as the sun sets, since the mission runs on solar power and the polar area is quite shadowy even during the day.
+During that time, the team hopes to gather data about charged particles around the moon and the small "moonquakes" that ripple through its surface.
+Read more: China Prepares for Moon Colony By Keeping Students in 'Lunar Palace' for 200 Days
+See all of the best photos of the week in these slideshows
+The new mission's predecessor, Chandrayaan-1, was an orbiter that found the first evidence that there was water ice on the moon.
+Now, scientists know that ice is likely concentrated at the poles, where it could become an important resource for human and robotic explorers alike.
+The orbiter piece of the upcoming mission will look to build on its predecessor by mapping how water actually moves around the moon.
+In the long term, India has its sights set well beyond the moon, with dreams of visiting Mars, Venus or an asteroid.
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+Coroner Defies Court Order: Won't Release Las Vegas Shooter's Autopsy Report
+
+Clark County Nevada Coroner John Fudenberg has determined to defy a court order from a district court judge to release the autopsy report of Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock.
+Though the order was issued on Tuesday, Fudenberg conferred with others and seems determined to not release the autopsy report until, as he said, it is "finalized," The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported, which sued for the autopsy report.
+Seriously, it's been four months already!
+The body has been cremated!
+The family finally got the remains in a box marked "evidence" over three months after the shooting and the autopsy report hasn't been finalized?
+Wait, were the same guys in the autopsy room that were there when the doctors and coroners examined John F Kennedy ?
+“I don’t believe this is consistent with what the court ordered,” said Las Vegas attorney Maggie McLetchie, who represents the Las Vegas Review-Journal and The Associated Press in their November action demanding the release of the reports.
+“They (the coroner’s office) have delayed this for too long, and whatever stage the coroner’s report on Paddock is in, it should be provided to the Review-Journal and Associated Press without further delay.
+No more games.
+Release the records.”
+“The court correctly recognized the presumption of public access to records, even when a mass tragedy occurs,” McLetchie added.
+“(The judge) also rejected arguments by the coroner’s office that there were any privacy interests with regards to the autopsy of Stephen Paddock, let alone any that outweighed the strong presumption of access to records in Nevada.”
+“The shooter’s body was cremated Dec. 21," said Review-Journal Editor-in-Chief Keith Moyer added.
+"How can the autopsy report not be ‘finalized’ when the body was cremated more than five weeks ago?
+The law is squarely on the side of the public’s right to open government.”
+That's exactly right!
+Something is rotten in Denmark!
+On top of that, we have questions as to whether the body was even that of Stephen Paddock, given the fact that certain elements of the Paddock in the preliminary police report, which mentioned the autopsy, are apparently at odds with the Paddock of other documentation.
+McLetchie has been trying to obtain as much information for the public as possible, including video of Paddock at the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino.
+However, she has been told by Las Vegas Metro Police Department attornies that they can't release that information until they finalize their investigation into other suspects which may also produce charges in the case.
+“The coroner’s office has fought to keep autopsy reports confidential,” the Review-Journal.
+The coroner was ordered on January 11 to pay nearly $32,000 in legal costs to the Review-Journal because it refused to release public records.
+While the preliminary report indicated the Paddock died of a gun shot wound to the head through the mouth, it's all the details that aren't given that seem to be problematic for the coroner to release.
+By the way, the toxicology report was not mentioned in the preliminary report.
+Article posted with permission from Sons Of Liberty Media
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+Las Vegas Massacre Coverup: Clark County Coroner Releases 58 Autopsy Reports With All Names Redacted, No Ballistics, And No Stephen Paddock Autopsy
+
+It appears that a further cover-up is underway in regards to the 1 October massacre in which 58 people were killed
+LAS VEGAS (INTELLIHUB) — The Coroner finally released the autopsy for the 58 victims but not for the alleged shooter Stephen Paddock after a judge ruled that the coroner release all the documents and pay $32,000 in legal fees.
+Not only did the coroner drag his feet and release the autopsy reports late Wednesday, but all of the names were redacted in the reports, with no mention of ballistic data, bullet caliber, or trajectories.
+This, despite the fact that the report does state that recovered bullet fragments were turned over to the police.
+Moreover, against public law, the coroner has still not released the autopsy report for “Stephen Paddock” after an Intellihub article definitively proved the body recovered in Mandalay Bay room 32-135 was not Paddock’s.
+In fact, the coroner claims that he still has to “finalize” the report despite the fact the autopsy was conducted.
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+Trump Effect: Islamic Republic Ceases Naval Provocations in Arabian Gulf
+
+Yesterday’s State of the Union address issued by Donald Trump represented a refreshing break from the eight years of pusillanimous foreign policies pursued by past administration.
+Nowhere was this more evident than in the manner in which Trump described Iran’s repressive regime and attempts by the Iranian people to overthrow it through peaceful protest.
+When it comes to Iran’s governing authorities, the Trump administration is under no illusions about the nefarious nature of this fascist theocracy.
+“We are restoring clarity about our adversaries,” Trump stated in a not too subtle jibe at his predecessor who seemed to be in a perpetual state of confusion about who his friends and enemies were.
+Trump also referenced the recent widespread Iranian protests, crushed with extreme ruthlessness by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps and its Basij auxiliary militia.
+“When the people of Iran rose up against the crimes of a corrupt dictatorship,” he stated, “I did not stay silent.
+America stands with the people of Iran in their courageous struggle for freedom.”
+By contrast, Barack Obama and his obsequious acolytes were besotted by the prospect of forging détente with the despotic mullahs of the Islamic Republic.
+His administration remained largely silent when Iranians took to the streets in 2009 to protest a rigged election.
+Some have speculated that his administration missed out on a prime opportunity for regime change.
+It was only downhill from there.
+In a misguided effort to secure Iran’s willingness to sign the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, Obama sold everything including the kitchen sink.
+He tried selling the American people on the naïve notion that there were moderate elements of import in the Iranian government, ignoring the obvious fact that all authority in Iran is vested with the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, and his IRGC henchmen.
+The tried and true concept of peace through strength gave way to fecklessness through appeasement.
+Ransom payments to the tune of $1.7 billion were transferred to Iran.
+Promising criminal investigations targeting Iran’s chief terror proxy, Hezbollah, were shut down.
+Targeted liquidation operations by our Israeli allies against Iranian Quds Force leaders were foiled after Obama tipped off Tehran on Israel’s intentions.
+Iranian material breaches of the JCPOA were all but ignored while Iran’s ballistic missile program was allowed to proceed at full speed despite being in defiance of United Nations Security Council resolution 2231.
+Obama’s near messianic zealotry in his interactions with the mullahs severely compromised America’s national security and weakened its image on the international stage.
+Worse, it emboldened the mullahs (appeasement tends to do that) who seemed to revel in Obama’s groveling.
+Iran’s mischief-making extends far and wide but it is in the Arabian Gulf where friction between the IRGC and the United States Navy remains constant.
+Iran regards the Arabian Gulf as its domain and but for the presence of the U.S. 5th Fleet, would have full reign over its waters, which include the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
+In addition to securing the Gulf, the 5th Fleet serves as a constant reminder to the Iranians of their impotence.
+But the deterrent effect of the Navy’s 5th Fleet, and for that matter America’s military might, is only as effective as the political leadership that commands it, and Barack Obama as Commander in Chief of the armed forces did little to instill fear or project deterrence.
+On the contrary, the Iranians correctly viewed him as weak, indecisive and ineffectual.
+On his watch, American warships patrolling the Gulf were harried by armed IRGC speed boats and larger navy frigates with near impunity.
+At times Iranian naval vessels closed to within 600 to 150 yards of American warships.
+The navy termed these near ritualistic, belligerent encounters, “unsafe and unprofessional.”
+Iranian arrogance and impudence reached its zenith with the January 12th 2016 seizure of two American riverine command boats and their crews near Farsi Island.
+The RCBs and crews manning them were returned some 16 hours later but not before the Iranians stole two satellite phone sim cards, likely containing classified information, as well as thousands of pages of information downloaded from laptops, GPS devices and maps used by the sailors.
+Ironically, the seizure occurred on the very day that Obama was to give his State of the Union address but predictably, he didn’t think that the seizure of Americans was important enough to note.
+But according to the Navy, the past five months have witnessed markedly less belligerent conduct from the Iranians, leaving Navy officials baffled by the sudden positive change in attitude.
+In fact, Iran’s attitude adjustment in the Arabian Gulf is no mystery and stems from the Trump administration’s implementation of a new robust foreign policy vis-à-vis the Islamic Republic.
+Soon after taking office, Trump noted that “Iran [was] playing with fire” and added that he wouldn’t be as “kind” to the mullahs as Obama was.
+This wasn’t empty rhetoric.
+It was backed up by tangible action.
+Additional sanctions were imposed against Iran for acting in defiance of UNSCR 2231.
+Sanctions were also imposed against the IRGC for supporting terrorism.
+Trump’s DOJ revived and breathed new life into Project Cassandra, a promising anti-Hezbollah/IRGC law enforcement initiative shelved by Obama.
+Most importantly, Trump failed to certify the JCPOA noting material Iranian breaches, and has threatened to abrogate the deal in its entirety unless modifications are implemented.
+Those modifications would include an end to absurd sunset clauses in the JCPOA and tough restrictions on ballistic missile testing.
+The mullahs have become cognizant of the fact that there’s a new sheriff in town, one that backs up tough talk with action and doesn’t ask “how high” when they say “jump.” Clearly, the IRGC’s new docile posture in the Arabian Gulf is a direct consequence of this realization.
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+Ammo seller to Las Vegas killer arrested on federal charge
+
+(CNN) Douglas Haig, an Arizona man who says he sold tracer ammunition to the gunman in October's Las Vegas massacre, was arrested Friday on a charge of conspiring to manufacture and sell another type of ammunition -- armor-piercing bullets -- in violation of federal law.
+A criminal complaint alleges two unfired .308-caliber (7.62mm) rounds found in gunman Stephen Paddock's hotel room had Haig's fingerprints on them as well as tool marks from his workshop.
+The bullets in the cartridges were armor-piercing, with an incendiary capsule in the nose, the complaint says.
+The FBI on October 19 searched Haig's Mesa home and seized ammunition the agency says is armor-piercing, the complaint said.
+Haig did not have a license to manufacture armor-piercing ammunition, documents said.
+Police say Paddock, 64, opened fire on October 1 from his 32nd-floor room at Las Vegas' Mandalay Bay hotel onto a crowd attending a music festival, killing 58 people and shooting and injuring 422 others.
+More than 850 others suffered other injuries in the attack.
+Investigators say Paddock died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.
+Douglas Haig's name was revealed in the release of search warrant records.
+Haig, 55, appeared in court Friday and was released on his own recognizance with specific conditions not spelled out in court proceedings.
+He is due in court again February 15 for a preliminary hearing.
+The maximum penalty for manufacturing illegal ammunition is five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
+Haig's attorney, Marc J. Victor, told CNN he had no comment.
+CNN affiliate KNXV caught up with Victor outside court, and the lawyer said he couldn't say anything because of the ongoing case.
+"My first obligation and only obligation is to my client," he told KNXV.
+The complaint
+Haig was publicly linked to the Las Vegas investigation Tuesday when a judge unsealed months-old police search warrant records that named him as a person of interest
+In a Friday morning news conference before his arrest, Haig, responding to the documents' release, said he sold tracer ammunition to Paddock at his home in September after they met at a gun show.
+Tracer ammunition has a pyrotechnic charge that, when fired, leaves an illuminated trace that can help a shooter have a more precise idea of where the bullet is going.
+Haig did not describe the ammunition as armor-piercing.
+Victor, at the same news conference at his Phoenix-area office, said the tracer ammunition that Haig sold Paddock "was not modified in any way ... from manufacturer's specs."
+But in Friday's criminal complaint, investigators say Haig and an associate also claimed they sold to Paddock other ammunition -- four or five 10-round packages of .308-caliber incendiary ammunition -- at a Las Vegas gun show in August.
+It's not clear from the complaint whether the two armor-piercing rounds with the incendiary capsule are from the packages Haig allegedly told investigators he sold Paddock at the gun show.
+The complaint also does not say whether Paddock fired any of the ammunition that he bought from Haig.
+Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Debris is scattered on the ground Monday, October 2, at the site of a country music festival held this past weekend in Las Vegas.
+Dozens of people were killed and hundreds were injured Sunday when a gunman opened fire on the crowd.
+Police said the gunman fired from the Mandalay Bay hotel, several hundred feet southwest of the concert grounds.
+It is the deadliest mass shooting in modern US history.
+Hide Caption 1 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Broken windows of the Mandalay Bay are seen early in Las Vegas on Monday.
+Police said the gunman fired on the crowd from the 32nd floor of the hotel.
+Hide Caption 2 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival People cross a street near the Las Vegas Strip just after sunrise on Monday.
+Thousands were attending the music festival, Route 91 Harvest, when the shooting started.
+Hide Caption 3 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival People embrace outside the Thomas & Mack Center after the shooting.
+Hide Caption 4 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Police arrive at the Sands Corporation plane hangar where some people ran to safety after the shooting.
+Hide Caption 5 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival A woman cries while hiding inside the Sands Corporation plane hangar.
+Hide Caption 6 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Concertgoers dive over a fence to take cover from gunfire on Sunday night.
+Hide Caption 7 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Police take position outside the Mandalay Bay.
+Hide Caption 8 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival A man lays on top of a woman as others flee the festival grounds.
+The woman reportedly got up from the scene.
+Hide Caption 9 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Hide Caption 10 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival People are seen on the ground after the gunman opened fire.
+Hide Caption 11 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival People run from the festival grounds.
+Hide Caption 12 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival A woman is moved outside the Las Vegas Tropicana resort.
+Multiple victims were being transported to hospitals in the aftermath of the shooting.
+Hide Caption 13 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival People are searched by police at the Tropicana.
+Hide Caption 14 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival An ambulance leaves the intersection of Las Vegas Boulevard and Tropicana Avenue.
+Hide Caption 15 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival A man in a wheelchair is evacuated from the festival after gunfire was heard.
+Hide Caption 16 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Victims of the shooting are tended to in the street.
+Hide Caption 17 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Concertgoers help an injured person at the scene.
+Hide Caption 18 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival People gather around a victim outside the festival grounds.
+Hide Caption 19 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival A couple huddles after shots rang out at the festival.
+Hide Caption 20 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival An injured woman is helped at the Tropicana.
+Hide Caption 21 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Police and emergency responders gather at the intersection of Las Vegas Boulevard and Tropicana Avenue.
+Hide Caption 22 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival A police officer takes position behind a truck.
+Hide Caption 23 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival A crowd takes cover at the festival grounds.
+Hide Caption 24 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Police officers advise people to take cover in the wake of the shooting.
+Hide Caption 25 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival People tend to a victim at the festival grounds.
+Hide Caption 26 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Police stand at the scene of the shooting.
+Hide Caption 27 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival A woman sits on a curb at the scene of the shooting.
+Hide Caption 28 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival Police are deployed to the scene.
+Hide Caption 29 of 30 Photos: Mass shooting at Las Vegas music festival A man makes a phone call as people run from the festival grounds.
+Hide Caption 30 of 30
+Two law enforcement sources told CNN in October that Paddock, during the massacre, fired incendiary bullets at a 43,000-barrel fuel tank on the grounds of nearby McCarran International Airport in what investigators believe was a failed attempt to cause an explosion.
+Haig did not mention the incendiary rounds -- which are meant to ignite what they hit -- in Friday's news conference.
+Victor, his attorney, declined to comment about CNN's questions about the incendiary rounds.
+The complaint does not name Haig's associate.
+The law enforcement sources also said tracer rounds were found in Paddock's hotel room.
+But there was no evidence the tracer rounds were used during the attack, according to the sources, who requested anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about such details.
+Authorities have repeatedly said Paddock was the only shooter.
+Friday's charges do not allege that Haig knew of Paddock's intentions to kill in Las Vegas.
+Haig says he saw nothing suspicious
+Haig, an aerospace engineer and part-time ammunition reseller, said at Friday's news conference that he never saw anything suspicious in his brief interactions with Paddock.
+Paddock arrived at the seller's home in Mesa "very well-dressed, very well-groomed, very polite, very respectful," Haig said.
+"At no time did I see anything suspicious or odd or any kind of a tell, anything that would set off an alarm," he said.
+Haig also said that he received death threats after his name was revealed this week.
+He stressed that his sale made "no contribution" to the killings since Paddock didn't appear to have fired tracer rounds.
+"I hope today ends (the death threats) when people realize that I wasn't in collusion with Paddock -- that I was not in any way, shape or form associated with the horrible crime that he committed," Haig said.
+Timeline of sales
+Haig said he sold 720 rounds of surplus US military tracer ammunition to Paddock at his home in September after Paddock approached him or an associate at gun shows.
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+He held Friday's news conference to protect his reputation, he and his attorney said.
+They gave the following timeline:
+• Paddock first approached Haig's table at a Las Vegas gun show sometime last year but met another person who was behind the table.
+• Haig first met Paddock at a subsequent Phoenix gun show, where he was selling ammunition.
+• Paddock took Haig's business card because the seller didn't have the quantity of trace ammunition that he wanted.
+• Paddock later called Haig three times to arrange a sale at Haig's home.
+• In September, Paddock arrived at Haig's home, bought the tracer ammunition and drove away.
+The ammunition, he said, was:
+• 600 rounds of 7.62mm NATO, M62, tracer ammunition, manufactured by the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant in Independence, Missouri.
+• 120 rounds of 5.56mm M196 tracer ammunition, manufactured by the same plant.
+He said the 5.56mm rounds were in their original packaging.
+He did not comment on the 7.62mm rounds' packaging.
+Before the sale, Paddock told him "that he was going to go out to the desert and put on a light show" with the ammunition -- that he was "going to go out and shoot it at night with friends."
+Seller's reaction to massacre: 'Revulsion'
+Victor said police found his client's name and address on a box that Paddock had -- a box that Haig gave him to carry the tracer rounds he had bought.
+Haig said he learned of the massacre when authorities contacted him at work the next morning.
+"Revulsion," Haig said of his reaction.
+"Sickness.
+Horror that this man would do something like that."
+Haig spoke with investigators four times after the shooting, and has been "fully cooperative," Victor said.
+"This was a routine transaction to purchase a routine type of ammunition that is available in many different retail outlets throughout the state of Arizona," Victor said.
+"After that transaction, Doug had absolutely no further contact with Mr.
+Paddock."
+Death threats
+Haig said he's received death threats since the search warrant documents were released Tuesday.
+"One woman (was) screaming through my door that I should be killed and I should die," he told reporters at Friday's news conference.
+"It's been not a lot of fun, quite frankly."
+Haig added, "I had no contribution to what Paddock did.
+I had no way to see into his mind."
+Haig named as person of interest
+A Nevada judge on Tuesday unsealed police search warrant records -- prepared shortly after the shooting -- that mentioned two persons of interest in the case.
+The judge released the documents after CNN and other media outlets sued to obtain them.
+One person of interest, whom police had named previously, was the killer's girlfriend, Marilou Danley.
+Authorities subsequently cleared her publicly.
+The second name was redacted.
+But the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported it had a version of the search warrant that named, without redaction, Haig as that second person.
+The documents didn't explain why he was a person of interest.
+Las Vegas police officials told CNN the department couldn't comment on Haig or any names, and referred questions to federal authorities.
+Sheriff has said feds were investigating someone
+When the search warrant documents were released this week, Clark County District Court Judge Elissa Cadish allowed a small portion of those records to be redacted because "there is an ongoing investigation regarding charges against another individual, arising out of information obtained in connection with the ... shooting, but not directly related to the shooting."
+In response to a question from CNN in January, the Clark County sheriff, Joe Lombardo, said federal authorities are investigating a person in the case.
+That person could face federal charges not directly related to the shooting within the next 60 days, the sheriff said January 19.
+Lombardo didn't disclose the person's name, saying those details were "under federal grand jury disclosure" rules.
+On Friday morning, before his arrest, Haig answered a reporter's question about whether he believed he was that person.
+"No.
+I don't think it's me at all," Haig said.
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+Swiss bishop signs statement calling Pope’s reading of Amoris Laetitia “alien” to the Catholic Faith
+
+NewsCatholic Church, Family, Marriage
+ROME, February 2, 2018 (LifeSiteNews) —His Excellency Marian Eleganti, auxiliary bishop of Chur in Switzerland, today added his name to the “Profession of Immutable Truths about Sacramental Marriage,” bringing the total number of signatories to eight bishops and one cardinal, LifeSite has confirmed.
+Bishop Eleganti’s support of the profession comes just three days after Bishop Athanasius Schneider, auxiliary of Astana, Kazakstan, invited the world’s bishops to sign the document and join in raising a common voice in defense of the sanctity and the indissolubility of marriage.
+“God decides the time, and the time will come when the Pope and the episcopacy again will proclaim, with all clarity, unambiguity and beauty, the sanctity of marriage, and of the family, and of the Eucharist,” Schneider told LifesiteNews in an exclusive Jan. 15 interview.
+Raising a Common Voice
+In conversation with LifeSiteNews, Schneider said greater public support of the document from the world’s 5,000 bishops would be “a stronger voice for professing the constant truths of the Church, and it would be a beautiful common voice defending the sanctity and the indissolubility of marriage in the midst of a real neo-pagan society where divorce has become a plague and where sexual depravity is increasingly spreading.”
+The Profession of Immutable Truths about Sacramental Marriage was issued by three Kazakh Ordinaries, including Bishop Schneider, in early January.
+In the document, the three bishops solemnly professed the Church’s received teaching and discipline regarding sacramental marriage and the limited conditions (see Familiaris Consortio, n. 84) under which Catholics who are divorced and “remarried” may receive sacramental absolution and Holy Communion.
+They presented their profession “before God who will judge us,” in response to certain pastoral norms issued by several bishops’ conferences aimed at implementing chapter 8 of Pope Francis’ apostolic exhortation on the family, Amoris Laetitia.
+Some of these norms, Schneider told LifeSiteNews, give “implicit approval” of divorce and of sexual activity outside a valid marriage.
+Such a reading is causing “rampant confusion,” will spread “a plague of divorce” in the Church, and is “alien” to the Church’s entire faith and Tradition, the three bishops said in the profession.
+“This is contrary to Divine Revelation,” Schneider further told LifeSite, adding that the “beautiful explanations” that are being presented to clergy and faithful as “discernment” and “pastoral accompaniment,” or a “change of paradigm” and “discovery of the subjective part of the truth,” when translated into “common sense language,” are tantamount to an allowance to sin.
+“Our conscience as bishops calls to us to do this,” Schneider explained.
+“We were forced by our conscience, in the conscience of the Successors of the Apostles and colleagues of the Pope.”
+As Successors of the Apostles, Schneider said they “could not act in another way.”
+Bishop Marian Eleganti
+The profession’s most recent signatory, Bishop Marian Eleganti, O.S.B., is a monk of the abbey of the Missionary Benedictines in St. Otmarsberg in Uznach, located in the canton of St. Gallen, Switzerland.
+He was ordained to the priesthood on June 23, 1995.
+In July 1999, the monks of St. Otmarsberg Abbey (the youngest abbey in Switzerland) elected Eleganti the second abbot of the monastery.
+The Missionary Benedictines in Uznach belong to the Benedictine Congregation of St. Ottilien near Munich, with branches in Europe, East, West and South Africa, South America, Cuba and the USA, India, Korea, China, Kazakhstan and the Philippines.
+In 2009, Pope Benedict XVI appointed Abbot Marian Eleganti as auxiliary bishop of the diocese of Chur, Switzerland.
+He was ordained a bishop on Jan. 31, 2010.
+Since 2011, Bishop Eleganti has served as the Swiss Youth Bishop for German-speaking Switzerland on behalf of the Swiss Bishops’ Conference, and as vicar for religious and monastic communities.
+He is also the vicar for the philosophical-theological education and ongoing formation and training of pastoral workers.
+Bishop Marian Eleganti’s public support of the Profession of Immutable Truths about Sacramental Marriage brings the number of signatories to nine.
+To date, in addition to the three original signatories from Kazakstan, the following prelates have signed the profession: Cardinal Janis Pujats, Emeritus Archbishop Metropolitan of Riga, Latvia; Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, former apostolic nuncio to the United States; His Excellency Luigi Negri, Archbishop emeritus of Ferrara-Comacchio, Italy; Bishop Andreas Laun, Emeritus Auxiliary of Salzburg, Austria; and His Excellency Rene Gracida, Bishop emeritus of Corpus Christi, Texas, USA.
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+Conspiracy Theorists Seize on Mesa Man Who Sold Ammo to Las Vegas Shooter
+
+Thanks to crackpots online, a Mesa man has become embroiled in conspiracy theories after he sold ammunition to the Las Vegas mass shooter.
+Douglas Haig, a 55-year-old Honeywell engineer, sold more than 700 rounds of ammunition to Las Vegas mass murderer Stephen Paddock in September.
+Haig's name was inadvertently revealed this week when unredacted court documents were released to reporters.
+Search warrant records showed that Haig was a person of interest in the investigation of the mass shooting.
+As a result, Haig said that he has received death threats and people have pounded on his door to tell him that he deserves to die.
+"It makes me feel horrible," he said at a news conference Friday morning.
+"People need to do their research and think rather than just react viscerally.”
+It's not just people harassing Haig at his home: Conspiracy theorists online have seized on Haig's engineering background to lob wild claims about the Las Vegas shooting.
+Many of their theories lean heavily on Haig's LinkedIn profile, which says that Haig previously worked for Boeing and Northrop Grumman.
+Bonkers conspiracy site Intellihub posted an article this week that pointed to Haig's background in the aerospace industry as a sign of U.S. government involvement in the massacre.
+They noted Haig's LinkedIn page, which says he worked for Boeing in Mesa as a senior liaison engineer in their unmanned helicopter division from 2010 to 2013.
+"Let’s not forget that it is a fact that helicopters were lurking behind the Mandalay Bay during the attack which were not shown on the radar," author Shepard Ambellas writes.
+Ambellas claims helicopters provided an "air assault" during the massacre, a ludicrous theory he's expounded upon on InfoWars with the internet's conspiracy-theorist-in-chief Alex Jones.
+Ambellas and Intellihub claim that the FBI and the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department are providing cover for the real story behind the massacre, with help from Haig.
+In public statements this week, Haig denied any connection to the massacre and said he merely sold Paddock the rounds.
+"However, don’t be fooled," Intellihub writes.
+"Haig is likely a CIA cut-out who is just upholding the public narrative in conjunction with the FBI Las Vegas and the LVMPD."
+Laura Loomer, a noxious far-right personality who formerly worked for Project Veritas, also started making hay with Haig's background in Arizona aerospace.
+She wrote on Twitter that the massacre "is starting to look more and more like a gun running operation gone wrong every day."
+Douglas Haig’s @LinkedIn Account says he also has “DOD Top secret clearance” on top of specializing in military ammunition.
+
+He is the second suspect in the #LasVegasShooting.
+
+This is starting to look more and more like a gun running operation gone wrong every day.
+pic.twitter.com/ifkkglZ4kw — Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) January 30, 2018
+But Haig is an engineer, and he says he's not a former military officer.
+It should be noted that Haig's rounds were probably not even used in the massacre: Haig sold Paddock tracer ammunition, which emit a flare when fired making them easier to see.
+Had Paddock fired these rounds during the nighttime massacre at the concert, they would have been visible.
+Haig's attorney Marc Victor told reporters it was perfectly legal for Haig, a private citizen, to sell Paddock hundreds of rounds of tracer ammunition — the bullets are legal in Arizona.
+Paddock showed up to buy ammunition at Haig's home after meeting him at a gun show in Phoenix.
+"I sold him 600 rounds of .308 tracer, surplus U.S. military.
+I sold him 120 rounds of .556 tracer, again, surplus U.S. military," Haig said to ABC15.
+"I put it in a box for him.
+He paid me, put it in his car, and left."
+Haig said he's been legally selling ammunition as as a hobby since 1991, but after the massacre, he has stopped his side business.
+It wasn't unusual for a customer to buy over 700 rounds, he said.
+"I've seen all kinds of people.
+There were no tells," Haig said of Paddock.
+When asked about the threats, Haig said, “I’ve had people screaming they want me to die through my front door."
+Haig and his attorney did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the conspiracy theorizing.
+Haig said he's sorry that the massacre took place, but emphasized that he had nothing to do with Paddock's mass shooting.
+“I had no contribution to what Paddock did,” Haig said at the news conference.
+“I had no way to see into his mind.
+The product that I sold him had absolutely nothing to do with what he did.”
+Nevertheless, it's hard to believe that Haig's denials will dissuade the conspiracy-mongers.
+YouTube conspiracy theorist Jake Morphonios said that for all he knows, Doug Haig didn't play a role in Paddock's massacre.
+Even so, Morphonious still parlayed an innocent-until-proven-guilty stance into a 30-minute dissertation where he discussed a "shadow government in the United States" in the context of Haig's work for companies like Northrop Grumman.
+"Did he know something that Stephen Paddock was going to do?
+That I don't know — it's possible, but who knows."
+Morphonious said.
+He added, "I've got some questions of my own about Doug Haig that I'm going to continue seeking answers for."
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+The ammunition dealer who sold armor-piercing rounds to the Las Vegas gunman has been charged
+
+A member of the FBI leaves the Mandalay Bay hotel following the mass shooting in Las Vegas, Nevada, October 4, 2017.
+REUTERS/Chris Wattie
+An Arizona man who sold ammunition to the gunman in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history has been charged with manufacturing armor-piercing bullets.
+A complaint says unfired armor-piercing bullets found inside the Las Vegas hotel room where the attack was launched on Oct. 1 contained the fingerprints of ammunition dealer Douglas Haig of Arizona.
+The complaint filed Friday in federal court in Phoenix says Haig didn't have a license to manufacture armor-piercing ammunition.
+He was charged shortly before holding a news conference Friday.
+He said he noticed nothing suspicious when he sold 720 rounds of ammunition to Stephen Paddock in the weeks before the attack that killed 58 people.
+Haig is a 55-year-old aerospace engineer who sold ammunition as a hobby for about 25 years.
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+Pope Francis: Ross Douthat & Massimo Faggioli Debate Catholic Church’s Future
+
+Pope Francis visits Genoa, Italy, in May 2017.
+(Reuters photo: Giorgio Perottino)
+In a debate, Ross Douthat and Massimo Faggioli discussed Pope Francis’s legacy and its effect on internal Church controversies.
+On Wednesday night, New York Times columnist Ross Douthat and Villanova professor of theology Massimo Faggioli came together for a debate entitled “Francis @ Five: Assessing the Legacy of Pope Francis Five Years after His Election.” As I made my way up to Fordham University, I was excited.
+Having followed Douthat and Faggioli’s ongoing dialogue on Twitter, I knew I was in for a lively, if predictable, conversation.
+In his opening remarks, Douthat laid out three criteria that can be used to evaluate Francis’s papacy thus far: his impact on the public’s perception of the Church (a success); his attempts at reforming the Vatican bureaucracy (a disappointment); and his position on “moral-theological controversies,” specifically, communion for the divorced and remarried (a problem).
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+Faggioli, meanwhile, outlined a genuinely surprising position.
+Rather than making a straightforward case for why Pope Francis has changed the Church for the better, Faggioli rejected the possibility of evaluating his papacy in terms of “continuity” with past popes, since doing so would assume that “Christianity at some point .
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+was complete,” which Faggioli does not think is true.
+While I emphatically disagree with this argument, I have to hand it to Faggioli: From the outset, he made clear that he was not planning to debate Douthat on the implications of the Francis papacy.
+Instead, through a combination of rhetorical tricks and soft-peddled Hegelianism, he would completely redefine the role and nature of the Catholic Church.
+During the crux of the debate — the discussion of communion for the divorced and remarried — Faggioli raised his most theologically unsettling point.
+To defend his position that remarried persons should be able to receive communion, Faggioli invoked the case of Germany, where 50 percent of Catholic marriages end in divorce.
+For Faggioli, the implication is that at least 50 percent of German Catholic children never see their parents receive communion and lose their faith because of it.
+This, he says, is “bad for evangelization,” and in order to keep the pews full, the Church’s role should not be to deny communion to the divorced and remarried, but instead to ask, “What can the Catholic Church do to make the faithful able to receive sacraments?”
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+This is a lovely suggestion, and one that I’m not entirely unsympathetic to.
+However, the fact remains that Faggioli is suggesting the Church do much more than provide sacraments to the faithful.
+Just before invoking the German case, Faggioli characterized the country as one of the most secular in the world.
+But rather than lamenting what secularism has wrought on marital life in Germany, reasserting the Church’s position on marriage, and insisting that the faithful strive to live according to her laws, Faggioli argues that the Church ought to bend to the will of secular society.
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+It should be clear to anyone, not just practicing Catholics, that this is absurd.
+If the Church exists simply to accommodate the whims and failures of secular modernity, then what is the point of the Church?
+Pope Benedict XVI has warned against precisely the kind of “accommodation” Faggioli is calling for, writing that when “the people cannot cope” with God, they “bring him down into their own world,” and insist that “he must be the kind of God that [they need].” In other words, “Man is using God, and, in reality, even if it is not outwardly discernible, he is placing himself above God.” To fully drive the point home, Benedict equates this kind of worship with the Israelites desert worship of the bull calf.
+Unsurprisingly, this progressive interpretation of Catholic doctrine eventually reveals itself to be rank historicism.
+Throughout the debate, Faggioli drew out the argument that allowing the remarried to receive communion would not represent a radical change in doctrine but a return to the teachings of the Gospel.
+Eventually, Douthat drew his argument to its logical conclusion with this question: Were priests throughout history in fact misleading their divorced and remarried parishioners by telling them they could not receive communion?
+After a few seconds’ pause, Faggioli gave the only answer he could: “There are different responses to the same question in different times.”
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+Throughout their conversation, both Douthat and Faggioli repeatedly observed that the debate over Pope Francis and the future of the Church is carried on primarily among Catholic intellectuals, unbeknownst to most of “the flock.”
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+It strikes me, however, that everybody — Catholic or not — has a dog in this fight, which is about more than communion and canon law.
+At its core, this debate is about truth and our ability to judge right from wrong.
+Could we possibly say, for instance, that it’s impossible to judge the presidency of Donald Trump relative to past presidents?
+Of course not — that would be preposterous, as I’m sure Faggioli would agree.
+To pass moral judgements on papacies, presidencies, or anything else, we must have recourse to truth, and to the institutions that have upheld this truth for centuries.
+Whether in the Church or in the academy, we must resist this dangerous historicist impulse.
+If we don’t, we will find ourselves, in the words of Pope Benedict, in “a dictatorship of relativism that does not recognize anything as definitive and whose ultimate goal consists solely of one’s own ego and desires.”
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+Illegal alien wanted for attempted murder in NC arrested at US-Mexico border
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+TUCSON, Ariz. – While patrolling east of Nogales, Border Patrol agents assigned to the Nogales Station arrested Francisco Lopez-Loyola, a 38-year-old Mexican national for being illegally present in the United States Thursday.
+During processing, a records check indicated Lopez had an extraditable warrant from Catawba County, North Carolina for attempted first degree murder.
+He was processed for immigration violations and turned over to Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office for extradition to North Carolina.
+All persons apprehended by the Border Patrol undergo criminal history checks using biometrics to ensure illegal immigrants with criminal histories are positively identified.
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+Anti-Gay Imam Featured Yet Again at Florida Democrat Gala
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+The Democratic Party promotes itself as an advocacy group for all matters concerning homosexuals and labels politicians, who take stances opposite theirs on politically charged issues such as same-sex marriage, as bigots.
+Yet, the party keeps on inviting an imam, who has a long record of hostility toward homosexuals, to participate at its annual functions.
+This blatant hypocrisy shows the political bankruptcy of their leadership’s claims to be pro-gay and anti-bigotry and reveals their intention to pander to those in the Muslim community who spew intolerance and would wish others harm.
+On Saturday, October 7, 2017, the Palm Beach Democratic Party held its 2017 Truman Kennedy Johnson (TKJ) Dinner at the West Palm Beach Marriott Hotel, in West Palm Beach, Florida.
+The Keynote Speaker at the event was Governor of Virginia Terry McAuliffe.
+Other speakers included: United States Representative Alcee Hastings; then-Florida Democratic Party Chairman Stephen Bittel, who resigned in November over allegations of sexually inappropriate behavior; and then-Palm Beach County Party Chairwoman Terrie Rizzo, who was elected in December to take over for Bittel as Chair of the Florida Democratic Party.
+Prior to the speakers, there was a joint invocation performed by a rabbi, two pastors and an imam.
+The imam, Maulana Shafayat Mohamed, is notorious for his unapologetic vilification of homosexuals.
+Shafayat Mohamed is the imam of the Darul Uloom Institute, located in Pembroke Pines, Florida.
+The mosque has been a haven for terror-related individuals and activity.
+“Dirty Bomber” Jose Padilla was a student of Shafayat Mohamed’s at Darul Uloom.
+Now-deceased al-Qaeda Global Operations Chief, Adnan el-Shukrijumah, was a prayer leader at Darul Uloom.
+And Darul Uloom Arabic teacher Imran Mandhai, along with mosque goers Hakki Aksoy and Shueyb Mossa Jokhan, hatched a plot at the mosque to blow up different South Florida structures, including area power stations, Jewish businesses, and a National Guard armory.
+While terrorism plays a huge role in his mosque’s history – and he has been around for all of it – Shafayat Mohamed’s personal history deals much more in bigotry than terror.
+One stop on Shafayat Mohamed’s Facebook page and one can view his profile photo of him holding a dark green book with gold border and letters on the cover.
+The book is “The Meaning of THE HOLY QUR’AN,” a version of the Quran that was banned by the Los Angeles public school system, in February 2002, for containing numerous anti-Semitic commentaries.
+In it, Jews are described as: “arrogant,” “jealous,” “selfish,” “spiteful,” “greedy,” “cursed,” “apes and swine,” and “under divine displeasure.”
+This may seem an innocent mistake on the imam’s part, but his actions against the gay community and sinister views are anything but.
+In February 2005, an article written by Shafayat Mohamed was published on the Darul Uloom website, entitled ‘Tsunami: Wrath of God.’ In it, he claims that gay sex caused the 2004 Indonesian tsunami and that most Jews and Christians, whom he refers to as “People of the Book,” are “perverted transgressors.”
+It is writings such as these that have gotten Shafayat Mohamed thrown off a number of Broward County boards.
+Even so, the imam has been unrepentant.
+In a speech he gave at Darul Uloom, in August 2015, titled ‘Quraan Torah Bible Forbid Man Marrying Man,’ he admitted that he “got sacked from many [county] boards, because there were a lot of gay people who said, ‘We don’t want him on that board.’” He said he had a choice, to “sit in Paradise or… sit on the board and go to Hell.”
+He began his speech by attacking President Barack Obama for supporting same-sex marriage.
+He asked the following, “Did you hear what President Obama said?… Do you know what a sad situation we are in this country?...
+Here you have the President of the United States of America saying that a man could marry a man?… Are we sleeping?
+Do you believe in the Quran?
+Are we gonna sit and have the Quran be ridiculed?” He then cited the Christian and Jewish Bible, barking loudly, “The Bible says that if a man sleeps with a man, he should be killed!”
+Shafayat Mohamed later lamented the existence of Muslim homosexuals.
+He decried, “Listen.
+Don’t deny it.
+They already got Muslim gay communities.” He as well spoke of his support for polygamy, an act that is illegal in the United States.
+He exclaimed, “Here the President says a man can marry a man, but you can’t say a man can have four wives…!”
+The October TKJ Dinner was not the first Democrat event Shafayat Mohamed has participated in.
+In fact, he has been involved in many, including giving the invocations at the Florida Democratic Party’s annual Leadership Blue Gala in 2014 (featuring Bill Clinton), 2015 and 2016.
+And given that this author has written about this before, the October event will probably not be the last occasion that he is embraced by the Democratic Party.
+Shafayat Mohamed is not the only Muslim extremist that has participated in the Democratic Party’s TKJ Dinner.
+In October 2015, the dinner invocation was performed by Wilfredo Amr Ruiz, the legal adviser of the American Muslim Association of North America (AMANA), a group that actively promotes former KKK leader and white supremacist David Duke.
+Ruiz, as well, founded AMANA’s Connecticut and Puerto Rico chapters.
+In July 2010, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) condemned Ruiz’s AMANA for posting what the ADL called a “venomous” anti-Semitic Duke video onto the group’s official website.
+AMANA is currently promoting another anti-Semitic Duke-produced video, on the AMANA site.
+The President of AMANA, Sofian Zakkout, has referred to Duke as “David Duke, a man to believe in!”
+By inviting people like Shafayat Mohamed, an avowed enemy of the gay community, and Wilfredo Ruiz, whose group promotes white supremacists, to participate in its functions, the Democratic Party has effectively revealed its disregard for the concerns of those it disingenuously claims to advocate for and protect.
+It is time for Democrats to reject the bigotry of these radicals and see them for the liability they present.
+Failure to do so exposes the party’s liberal agenda as a sham.
+Beila Rabinowitz, Director of Militant Islam Monitor, contributed to this report.
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+Chile 'cover-up' letter contradicts Pope
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+© EPA Pope Francis's trip to Chile and Peru was overshadowed by he row
+A victim of a paedophile priest in Chile has revealed he wrote to the Pope in 2015 about an alleged cover-up after Francis denied getting evidence.
+Juan Carlos Cruz, a victim of cleric Fernando Karadima in the 1980s, accused fellow priest Juan Barros of witnessing the abuse and doing nothing.
+The Pope caused outrage after a visit to Chile last month by defending Bishop Barros, who was made a bishop in 2015.
+The Vatican refused to comment on the letter when approached by BBC News.
+Pope Francis has said in the past that dealing with abuse is vital for the Church's credibility and perpetrators must face "sanctions".
+What allegations does the letter make?
+Mr Cruz sent the text of his letter (written in Spanish) to BBC News, showing it was addressed personally to Pope Francis and dated 3 March 2015.
+That was more than two weeks before the bishop's ordination in the south Chilean city of Osorno, an event dramatically disrupted by hundreds of protesters accusing Bishop Barros of covering up Karadima's sex attacks on young boys.
+The bishop has denied ever knowing about "the serious abuses" committed by Karadima, who was never prosecuted in Chile because so much time had passed but was convicted and sentenced by the Vatican to a lifetime of "penance and prayer".
+"Holy Father, I decided to write this letter to you because I'm tired of fighting, crying and suffering," Mr Cruz writes.
+© AFP Cardinal O'Malley (centre) accompanied the Pope in Latin America
+"Our story is well known and there's no point reminding you of it, except to tell you of the horror of having experienced this abuse and how I wanted to kill myself."
+In his letter, he also attaches the full text of a previous letter written a month earlier to the Vatican's top diplomat in Chile, Archbishop Ivo Scapolo.
+In that letter, Mr Cruz accuses Bishop Barros of "doing all the dirty work of Fernando Karadima", and describes the abuse he suffered and which Bishop Barros allegedly witnessed.
+"When we were in a room with Karadima and Juan Barros, if he [Barros] wasn't kissing Karadima, he watched as one of us, the youngest, was touched by Karadima and forced to give him kisses," he writes.
+"Karadima would say to me: 'Put your mouth next to mine and stick out your tongue.'
+He'd stick out his and kiss us with his tongue.
+Juan Barros witnessed all of this on countless occasions, not just in my case but in the case of others as well."
+Addressing himself to Pope Francis, Mr Cruz says: "Holy Father, Juan Barros says he saw nothing and yet, there are dozens of us who can testify to the fact that not only was he present when Karadima abused us, but that he, too, kissed Karadima and they touched each other."
+He concludes the letter with this appeal: "Please Holy Father, don't be like the others.
+There are so many of us who despite everything think that you can do something.
+I treasure my faith, it's what sustains me, but it is slipping away from me."
+Hasn't the Pope already apologised?
+© AFP Karadima was only punished by the Vatican
+The remarks that the Pope had made in January that caused such offence were: "The day they bring me proof against Bishop Barros, then I will speak.
+There is not a single piece of proof against him.
+Everything is slander.
+Is this clear?"
+The Pope later apologised for hurting victims' feelings "without meaning to" but continued to insist there was "no evidence" against the bishop.
+"In Barros's case, it was studied," he said.
+"It was restudied.
+And there is no evidence...
+I don't have evidence to convict."
+How far did the letter get?
+© Reuters Bishop Barros (centre) was greeted by angry protesters at his ordination
+Members of the Pope's own Commission for the Protection of Minors, set up in 2014 as part of efforts to counter sex abuse by clergy, have told the Associated Press they hand-delivered the letter to Francis's top adviser on sex abuse, Cardinal Sean O'Malley, in April 2015.
+A photo in the AP report shows Marie Collins, a member of the commission at the time, handing the letter to the cardinal.
+"When we gave him the letter for the Pope, he assured us he would give it to the Pope and speak of the concerns," she told AP.
+"And at a later date, he assured us that that had been done."
+Mr Cruz told the BBC that Cardinal O'Malley had called him later in 2015 to say he had given the letter to the Pope.
+Cardinal O'Malley, whose spokesman referred requests for comment to the Vatican, has earned respect for his work in tackling sex abuse by clergy in Boston.
+Cardinal O'Malley's disgraced predecessor, the late Cardinal Bernard Law, had moved paedophile priests between parishes rather than addressing victims' claims.
+In an unusual step, Cardinal O'Malley openly criticised the Pope last month for his initial remarks in Chile, saying he had left victims feeling abandoned.
+Pope Francis announced last week he was sending the Vatican's top expert on sexual abuse, Archbishop Charles Scicluna, to Chile to investigate the accusations against Bishop Barros.
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+Tenth bishop signs ‘Profession of Immutable Truths’ in defense of marriage
+
+NewsCatholic Church, Family, Marriage
+ROME, February 6, 2018 (LifeSiteNews) – His Excellency Elmar Fischer, bishop emeritus of Feldkirch, Austria, has signed the “Profession of Immutable Truths about Sacramental Marriage,” LifeSiteNews confirmed on Monday.
+Bishop Fischer is the tenth prelate to sign the profession.
+As has been widely reported, three bishops in Kazakhstan – Tomash Peta, Jan Pawel Lenga, and Athanasius Schneider – issued a Profession of the Immutable Truths about Sacramental Marriage on Dec. 31, 2017.
+The profession was made public on Jan. 2, 2018.
+In the document, the three bishops solemnly professed the Church’s received teaching and discipline regarding sacramental marriage and the limited conditions (see Familiaris Consortio, n. 84) under which Catholics who are civilly divorced and joined in a second union may receive sacramental absolution and Holy Communion.
+Ordained to the priesthood in 1961, Fischer headed the Marriage and Family Centre of the Feldkirch diocese from 1979 to 1990.
+After serving as vicar general of the diocese from 1989, in 2005 Pope Benedict XVI appointed him bishop of Felkirch where he served until 2011, retiring at the age of 75.
+Bishop Fischer’s support of the profession comes one week after Bishop Athanasius Schneider, auxiliary of Astana, Kazakstan, invited the world’s bishops to sign the document and join in raising a common voice in defense of the sanctity and the indissolubility of marriage.
+“God decides the time, and the time will come when the Pope and the episcopacy again will proclaim, with all clarity, unambiguity and beauty, the sanctity of marriage, and of the family, and of the Eucharist,” Schneider told LifesiteNews in an exclusive Jan. 15 interview.
+Schneider said greater public support of the document from the world’s 5,000 bishops would be “a stronger voice for professing the constant truths of the Church, and it would be a beautiful common voice defending the sanctity and the indissolubility of marriage in the midst of a real neo-pagan society where divorce has become a plague and where sexual depravity is increasingly spreading.”
+Bishop Fischer’s public support of the Profession of Immutable Truths about Sacramental Marriage brings the number of signatories to nine bishops and one cardinal.
+To date, in addition to the three original signatories from Kazakstan, the following prelates have signed the profession:
+• Cardinal Janis Pujats, Emeritus Archbishop Metropolitan of Riga, Latvia
+• Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò of Italy and former apostolic nuncio to the United States
+• His Excellency Luigi Negri, Archbishop emeritus of Ferrara-Comacchio, Italy
+• Bishop Andreas Laun, Emeritus Auxiliary of Salzburg, Austria
+• His Excellency Rene Gracida, Bishop emeritus of Corpus Christi, Texas, USA
+• His Excellency Marian Eleganti, auxiliary bishop of Chur, Switzerland
+• His Excellency Elmar Fischer, Bishop emeritus of Feldkirch, Austria.
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+Dem Congressman Praises Hitler-Loving Anti-Semite
+
+The media is very interested in racism.
+Except when it's coming from inside the house.
+It's maintained a solid boycott on reporting on the photo of Obama posing with Farrakhan.
+Don't count on these comments by a Congressional Black Cacus member to get reported either.
+Democratic Illinois Rep. Danny Davis defended Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan as an “outstanding human being” on Monday.
+Farrakhan’s history of racially extreme comments includes blaming Jews for the September 11 attacks, saying white people “deserve to die” and praising Adolf Hitler as a “very great man.” “I personally know [Farrakhan], I’ve been to his home, done meetings, participated in events with him,” Davis told TheDC.
+“I don’t regard Louis Farrakhan as an aberration or anything, I regard him as an outstanding human being who commands a following of individuals who are learned and articulate and he plays a big role in the lives of thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands of people,” he emphasized later.
+When asked about Farrakhan’s history of anti-Semitic comments, Davis was dismissive and said that many people in politics have a history of inflammatory comments.
+Like this.
+Farrakhan had praised Hitler and declared that the Jews, "can't say 'Never Again' to God, because when he puts you in the ovens, you're there forever.”
+"Here come the Jews.
+They don't like Farrakhan, so they call me Hitler.
+Well, that's a good name.
+Hitler was a very great man."
+Would a Republican get a pass on meeting with a racist hate group leader?
+Obviously not.
+Obama's meeting with Farrakhan was part of a CBC event.
+The Caucus has yet to apologize for it.
+Don't expect it to condemn Rep. Davis' comments.
+He was just saying what most of them think.
+The media is happy to talk about anti-Semitism.
+It just won't address left-wing anti-Semitism and racism.
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+FOR THE FIRST TIME ONLINE: Archbishop Lefebvre’s Prophetic Address to The Remnant, 1976
+
+On that occasion Archbishop Lefebvre delivered an address on the desperate state of the Church at that time—42 years ago—that was never transcribed or published until we did so for the December 15, 2017 print edition of The Remnant.
+It was held at the Radisson South Hotel, Minneapolis, on Tuesday, May 12, 1976, and its stated purpose was to assist the Archbishop in gaining a stronger foothold for the Society of St. Pius X in the States during the unprecedented crisis Blessed Pope Paul had helped unleash on the Church.
+I’m posting the address here because I'm convinced the Archbishop’s words provide recent recruits to Tradition with vital historical context for the diabolical debacle that is the pontificate of Pope Francis.
+And for those of us who’ve been in the trenches for a long, long time it also provides welcome reminder of why we must continue to fight.
+Even though I personally was in attendance back in 1976 when Archbishop Lefebvre delivered this address in Minneapolis, I was only ten years old and of course didn't realize how prophetic he was on that occasion, or how devastated by the Second Vatican Council, the New Mass, and the Freemasonic infiltration of the Vatican.
+In fact, this transcript reads like a message of encouragement at a crucial moment in the history of this movement—Stay in the fight!
+Keep the Faith.
+Never surrender!
+This address also makes it absolutely clear that everything Archbishop Lefebvre did was part of an eleventh-hour defence of the Kingship of Christ (ignored completely by the Second Vatican Council) and a desperate last stand for Tradition, the infallible teachings of Mother Church and of course her ancient liturgy.
+And now that Pope Francis has inadvertently unmasked the true spirit of Vatican II, it becomes obvious how and why those who resisted that spirit were right to have done so and will certainly be hailed by history as the heroic band of Catholic brothers that mounted the twentieth century’s last stand for Christ the King and, while scorned and mocked at the time, were nevertheless totally vindicated fifty years later.
+May we continue to earn the right to stand with them today.
+MJM
+The Archbishop Speaks
+Ladies and Gentlemen:
+As I said to Mr. [Walter] Matt, I can say in bad English what he says in good English, because he said all of the things I want to say [Referring here to Walter Matt’s introductory talk referenced above.]
+And I thank you, Mr. Matt, very much, for his invitation, and I thank you for your coming, and I thank Fr.
+Ward for what he said about the Society of St. Pius X.
+And I hope that you can understand my poor English, but I think it is better to speak some bad English because to translate would take too much time.
+As Mr. Matt said, the crisis in the Church is very extraordinary.
+It is very difficult to understand the situation today.
+My seminary in Econe (in Switzerland) and the seminaries in Germany and here in America, in Armada, are in very difficult situations with Rome.
+Why?
+These seminaries are the same as seminaries were before the Second Vatican Council.
+They have the same discipline and the same studies, they make good priests; I think they are good seminarians.
+All is done as all the seminaries before the Second Vatican Council.
+Why are we now in this very sad situation with Rome?
+I think that because in the Second Vatican Council, and after the Council, there is a mutation, a change, in the Church.
+But we do not change.
+We continue the Tradition.
+So why do they now say, as Mgr.
+(Archbishop) Benelli[1] said to me months ago on the 19th of March, “you are out of communion with the Church.” I am out of communion with the Church because I continue the Tradition of the Church?
+This is possible?
+I do not understand.
+Why?
+I have done nothing.
+I believe nothing other than what the Church has believed for twenty centuries.
+Mgr.
+Benelli then said to me, you must put down in a writing to the Holy Father that you accept the Second Vatican Council, you accept the reform that followed the Council, and that you accept the orientations that have been given by Rome.
+Mgr.
+Benelli took the book of the New Ordo, gave it to me, and said, “You must say this New Mass in all of your houses.”
+I wonder why Mgr.
+Benelli did not communicate this condition to me before our meeting.
+[2] He could have done so.
+For example, one year ago three cardinals sent me a letter (Cardinals Wright, Tabera [Arturo Carinal Tabera Araoz, one of the Council Fathers MJM], and Gabriel-Marie Garrone) telling me (in effect) that I must close the seminaries.
+Well, I refused, because I refuse to contribute to the destruction of the Church.
+Because now they are destroying the Church.
+When I die and go before the judge, God will not be able to say to me, “You destroyed the Church.” I refused to contribute to the destruction of the Church.
+I am sure that my seminaries are contributing to the restoration of the Church.
+I do not destroy the Church.
+And so I said to Mgr.
+Benelli, “No, I will not sign that writing.”
+I think that the mutation in the Church came in through the Second Vatican Council.
+And do you think this change in the Church came suddenly?
+When, then?
+At the beginning of the Council?
+No, this change in the Church began one century before [the Council].
+Pope Pius VI said during the French Revolution that if the Church continues to remain under the influence of the prince of the revolution, then, in the future a crisis will come upon the Church.
+In [1844], Pope Pius IX ordered Cardinal Rigoli to publish the Instructions of the Carbonari.
+[3] The Pope himself asked Cardinal Rigoli to publish the Instructions of the Carbonari.
+And what did these Instructions say?
+The Instructions said that they [the Carbonari/Freemasons] must begin to fight against the Church by bringing reform into the Church.
+The Instructions said the infiltration will take perhaps not one year, perhaps not ten years, but perhaps a century.
+The Carbonari must enter into the seminary, into the convent, into the sacristy, and slowly, very slowly, the priests will have the ideals of the revolution; of the Freemasons.
+One day these priests, imbued with Masonic principles, will become bishops, and these bishops can then choose a pope.
+And even if the pope is not a Freemason, he will have the same ideals as the Freemasons.
+Pope Pius IX called for the publishing of these Instructions in order to warn the bishops and priests of those times of the fight against the church.
+In 1895, the Catholic Antonia Fogazzaro, a known modernist, founded a masonic lodge in Milan.
+He wrote in his book, Il Santo, that “We [modernists]…want a reform in the Church…without rebellion, carried out by legitimate authority…even if this takes 20, 30, or 50 years.”[4] “The reform will have to be brought about in the name of obedience.” The modernist ideas in the Church introduced and enacted through obedience!
+And I think…well, here we are!
+In this time!
+The reform is here, and it is brought about through obedience, to the Council, to the bishop, to the priest.
+And all they say is “Obedience, obedience, obedience.”
+The Instructions of the Carbonari say the bishop and the priest will think that they are following the tiara of the Pope, but they will be following the flag of Freemasonry [“the banner of revolution”].
+They said that.
+They wrote that!
+One century before [the Council]!
+Thus, it is very important to know that they prepared for the beginning of the Second Vatican Council for a century, perhaps two centuries!
+As the Archbishop of Dakar and President of the Episcopal Commission for French-speaking West Africa, I was appointed member of the Central Preparatory Commission of the Second Vatican Council.
+There were some seventy cardinals, twenty bishops, and four super-authorities of the religious orders, among others.
+Before the last meeting of this Commission the members received two schemas on the same subject: one from Cardinal Ottaviani and another from Cardinal Bea.
+The schema from Cardinal Ottaviani was titled “…On Religious Tolerance” and the other, from Cardinal Bea, was titled “On Religious Freedom [Liberty].” When we read these two schemas, we thought, “This is impossible.
+How is it we can receive two opposing theses?
+One says we must not tolerate error.
+The other says that error has the right to exist in the name of the dignity of the human person.” And so, we go into the meeting.
+Cardinal Ottaviani, standing, says to Cardinal Bea, “You have no authority to compose this schema, because it is a theological thesis and therefore within the competence of the Theological Commission.” As Cardinal Bea stands up, he says, “I do have the right to compose this schema because if anything concerns Christian Unity it is religious liberty, and I am the President of the Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity.” Cardinal Bea, addressing Cardinal Ottaviani, further said, “I am opposed to your schema.”
+Impossible!
+We were in a very sad, serious situation.
+Cardinal Ruffini had to intervene as we were in front of two cardinals, our brothers.
+He said we must wait for the authority to say who is right and who is wrong.
+But before the Pope came (because the Pope came many times to present at these meetings) we voted on the schema.
+Who is with Cardinal Ottaviani?
+Who is with Cardinal Bea?
+The conservatives and the liberals.
+As the last meeting of the Preparatory Commission, it was for me the first image of the future Council.
+This historic address appeared for the first time ever in a print edition of The Remnant last year.
+Isn't it time for you to subscribe?
+And as we go into the Council, you know that on the first day of the Council, Cardinal Lienart was the chief of the liberal cardinals in the Council, [together] with all of the Cardinals of the Rhine (such as Cardinal Alfrink, Cardinal Frings, Cardinal Dopfner, Cardinal Suenens, Cardinal Leinart, and Cardinal Koenig of Austria).
+And now one month ago in Rome, the traditional periodical Chiesa Viva published a photo of Cardinal Lienart with all of the appurtenances of Freemasonry, the date of his inscription in Masonry, the date [of his rising to] the 20th Degree of Freemasonry, the date [of his rising to] the 30th Degree of Freemasonry, and the places where he [attended] the meetings of Freemasonry.
+This Cardinal was the chief of the liberals in the Council.
+That is my cardinal; he ordained me to the priesthood, and he consecrated me a bishop.
+And now this is public.
+Nobody has been able to refute the publication.
+And so, we have (I am confident) a mutation in the church by the Council and by the reform after the Council.
+Now, some say the Council is (was) good, but only the reforms were bad.
+That is not true.
+Why?
+Because when the reforms come, Rome always says the reforms are being done in the name of the Council.
+In the name of the Council!
+It is evident that all of the reforms came from the Council.
+And if the reforms are bad, then it is impossible that the Council is good and all the reforms are bad, because that is the authentic interpretation of the Council by Rome.
+Rome said in the name of the Declaration of Liturgy, we [implement] the liturgical reform.
+We can say that [these bad changes are] not in the text of the Declaration, but this man has the authority to say that this is from the Council.
+They know that.
+And I am sure that it [the mutation] is in the Council.
+Even if it is not explicitly [stated] in the Council but [rather] in the spirit of the Council, it is the same!
+For example, with religious freedom: now the Holy See and all the Nuncios are against the Catholic State in the name of the Council - in the name of the Declaration of Religious Freedom.
+I have heard this (personally) twice.
+The first time I was in Columbia.
+When I was in Columbia, I read in the paper about the change in the first article of the Constitution of the Republic of Columbia.
+[The first article] stated that only the Republic of Columbia recognizes only the Catholic religion.
+They changed it.
+They removed this article.
+I read the discourse of the President of Columbia with the Nuncios of Columbia and the Secretary of the Episcopal Conference in Columbia.
+The President said he is very, very anxious.
+He said to the people, “even though we remove this article we remain Catholic.
+I am a Catholic, I shall remain Catholic, and I do everything possible for the Council and the Catholics in our country.”
+Then, the discourse of the Nuncio was the discourse of a Freemason: all of it was “progress,” “humanity,” “evolution,” and all the hubris of a Freemason.
+And during the discourse of the Secretary of the Episcopal Conference, [the Secretary] said, “in the name of the Declaration of Religious Freedom [of Vatican II], we ask the President to remove this article in the Constitution.”
+I met this Secretary of the Episcopal Conference during my visit in Columbia, and he said for two years they [had been asking] the President, in the name of the Holy See, to change this article in their Constitution.
+But I will never…I do not accept the concept, because you destroy the Catholic State in the name of the Council.
+Are you sure?
+Yes, sure.
+It is evident.
+Now I said to the [Secretary], “As I speak with you now about Columbia, I know that you are the one responsible for the change in the constitution of Valais in Switzerland one year ago.
+The change in the Constitution of Valais was the same.” (Because you know Switzerland is a Federation where some states are Protestant and some states are Catholic.
+The Valais is Catholic.
+And in its constitution, the words of the first article [of the constitution] of the State of Valais – Econe, where we are located, is in the State of Valais - only one religion is recognized: The Catholic Church.)
+And [the Secretary] said, “Yes, I am responsible for this change.” Brother, what did you do with the Social Kingship of Christ?
+What is this for you?
+What do you say when you say “thy kingdom come” in your prayer, the Our Father?
+“Ah,” the Nuncio said to me, “Now it is impossible.” What did you do with the encyclical of Pope Pius XI, Quas Primas?
+“Ah, but now the Pope cannot write an encyclical like Quas Primas.”
+It is incredible.
+And all in the name of the Council.
+We must take care, because this change in the church is a liberal change.
+The liberal principles have entered the Church now, and they destroy the Church.
+If we cannot set out the true principles of the Church, if we in the name of religious freedom said that all religions have the same right in every state in the world…
+[missing audio...]
+The truth is the only one King of the World is Jesus Christ.
+We say in the Gloria in Excelsis Deo, “Tu solus Altissimus,” “Tu solus Dominus,” “You alone are the Highest,” “You alone are the Lord.” But practically, we would refuse this Kingdom of Jesus Christ if we said that Luther, Mohammed, Buddha and Jesus Christ are all the same.
+We cannot say that.
+Impossible.
+We know that in many states (it is a pity) it is impossible [to recognize Catholicism as the state religion].
+We must tolerate - have tolerance for the error - but never give the same right to error and truth.
+That is impossible.
+And the change in the liturgy is very important.
+It is very bad.
+One of the principles of modern man, as they say now, “modern man,” is democracy.
+And democracy can have a good sense but not if [by that term is meant] that those who govern receive their authority from the people.
+The authority comes from God.
+Not from the people.
+Not from the masses.
+From God.
+But today the principle, the democratic principle, is that the authority is in the people.
+It is in the masses.
+That is not true.
+It is impossible.
+And our liturgy is the school of our Faith.
+It is the first school of our Faith for all people.
+I was in Africa as a missionary and as bishop for 30 years.
+I know the liturgy was the best school of the Faith for people who cannot read.
+They can see what the priest does.
+They can see what the priest does at the adoration of the Body and the Blood of Jesus Christ.
+And they know that Jesus Christ is present - His real presence is on the altar - by the attitude of the priest.
+They know that.
+That is very important.
+But the change in the Mass destroys the Church.
+Because we know the liturgy teaches us hierarchy.
+The true liturgy is hierarchical.
+It is not democratic but hierarchical.
+Why?
+Because we have God, the priest, and then the people.
+That is hierarchy.
+When we are in Church we know God is on the altar; the priest is between God and the people; and the people receive God at the hand of the priest.
+That is hierarchy.
+But now the new liturgy is more democratic - all around the table.
+The priest is only the president, and sometimes another man can take the role of the president of the meal.
+That is a new liturgy.
+That is very bad, because we have no sense of the hierarchical; whereas the sense of hierarchy is very important in our life.
+We need the authority of God.
+We need the Real Presence of God on our altar.
+We need the Sacrifice of the Mass – not a meal only – but the Sacrifice.
+So, the Victim of the Sacrifice is really present on our altar.
+That is the school of our Faith.
+And slowly, slowly, this new Mass equivocates.
+It moves the minds of the faithful in a Protestant [direction].
+I do not say that all [Novus Ordo] Masses are invalid.
+I do not say that.
+But perhaps, more and more, they become invalid because [the ministers lose faith in the Real Presence].
+Recently, in France, a progressive paper conducted a statistical survey to see how many priests no longer have faith in the Real Presence.
+They found that twenty-two percent no longer have the faith, the belief in the Real Presence.
+But I think that if they directed this question to all of the priests who are under 50 years of age, they would find that fifty percent [have lost the faith in the Real Presence], because the young priests have no faith.
+No faith.
+Last year, Bishop Adam (in our Diocese of Sion, Switzerland) ordained one priest for my Congregation of the Holy Ghost Fathers.
+This one priest came from France.
+His uncle had died in a road accident when his cab fell in the river.
+The uncle had nine children.
+The Bishop said to the new priest, “Now you can say Mass for your uncle.
+Now you are a priest, and you can say Mass for your uncle.” The new priest said, “No, never.” Why?
+It is not useful to say Mass for the dead?
+“No, no, it is impossible.
+They are already in heaven.” This young priest who was ordained by the Bishop last year for my Congregation is now a professor in the minor seminary in Switzerland.
+They are not learning theology, not philosophy, not anything.
+They learn nothing now.
+Another example.
+Recently, I had two young [potential] seminarians come to my house near Paris.
+One of them works in a factory, and the other is a university student.
+They told me they were [considering] the seminary of Paris.
+I asked them, “Why do you come to see me?” They told me that they had a meeting in the house of the Oblate of Maria with the priest who oversees young men who may have vocations to the priesthood in the Diocese of Paris.
+There was a total of fifteen young men for all of the Diocese of Paris.
+During the meeting, the priest, before he celebrated the Eucharist, said, “Today we celebrate the Eucharist, but we do not believe in the Real Presence.” These two young men said “That is impossible.
+We cannot remain in this seminary.” So, they came to meet me.
+They said that Econe is the only seminary where they seem to be able to find the True Faith.
+They asked for admittance to Econe.
+And I think that they shall be coming to Econe next October.
+But that is a new religion.
+It is a Protestant religion.
+That is a fact.
+Perhaps you can say, “How is it possible that the pope gives the authorization to this change?
+How is it possible the pope signed this decree?
+Signed this constitution?” I don’t know.
+I don’t know.
+It is a big mystery.
+A big mystery.
+There are many proposed theological answers.
+I cannot subscribe to all of them.
+Some say the pope is not responsible.
+Perhaps someone gave the pope an injection, a drug, and he is not responsible.
+Perhaps, I don’t know.
+Some say there are two popes [(a body double)].
+I don’t know.
+Some say the pope was liberal before he was elected pope, and perhaps (we do not know) he gave his name to Freemasonry (thereby incurring excommunication before the conclave).
+We do not know.
+We do know now that Bugnini was primarily responsible for the change in liturgy, and that he is an infamous Freemason.
+And because he had an indiscretion with his Masonic appurtenances, the Pope sent him as a Nuncio in Iran.
+I don’t know.
+We don’t know.
+Now, you cannot say that Archbishop Lefebvre said the pope gave his name to Freemasonry.
+No, you cannot say that.
+It is possible, but we do not know.
+But if he was excommunicated, then he is not pope.
+Not pope.
+Illegitimate.
+I don’t know.
+It is a mystery I cannot understand.
+But the fact is that the Catholic Church is being destroyed, and now even the pope himself says that.
+This pope has referred to the auto-demolition of the Church.
+He said, “The smoke of Satan has entered the Church.” But where are the men responsible for the destruction of the Church?
+Well, there they are.
+They are the men who destroy the Church.
+We must show where they are.
+Where is this smoke of Satan that has entered the Church?
+I do not know, but it is the pope himself who said that.
+And I have these experiences every day.
+I visit many countries.
+I was in Spain during the Christmas Holy Days.
+Then I was in Bonn, near Cologne, Germany, three weeks ago, to speak at a conference.
+Many people came.
+Many people are confused.
+What is happening in the Church?
+They are anxious.
+But many people say that we disobey.
+Disobey?
+Obedience is relative.
+It is not absolute.
+It is relative to the good, but not to the evil.
+We cannot obey our parents if they command a bad thing.
+We cannot obey.
+It is clear.
+And I know that in Spain, for example, the situation in the Church is very bad.
+The new nominees of bishops and many auxiliary bishops are, approximately, communist, Marxist, and socialist.
+And so, a majority of the bishops in the Episcopal Conference of Spain are progressives.
+They are modernists.
+Whereas, the majority of the bishops [from Spain] during the Council were conservative.
+So, Rome is responsible [for the situation of the Church in Spain] because it is Rome who approves the nominations for bishops.
+And we know in France, in Germany, and in Europe generally, that all of the young bishops are worse [than the bishops in Spain] in that they are more or less Marxist.
+That is a fact.
+That is impossible.
+How can they do that?
+I do not know.
+I do not know.
+I have not spent my whole life in Rome.
+I do know Rome very well, because I was an apostolic delegate, and I was in the Secretariate of the Secretary of State.
+And I know that very well.
+But I think that the devil is in Rome, as was said by our Lady of Fatima and Our Lady of La Salette.
+We must pray.
+We must ask God to put an end to this crisis of the Church.
+Because if this crisis continues, many people will go to hell.
+They lose the faith.
+They cannot go into the church.
+They abandon the faith.
+You know that many priests have abandoned the faith.
+Many priests have gotten married.
+And many sisters have abandoned their congregations.
+It is a pity.
+And it is everywhere.
+I was in Melbourne, Australia, during the 40th International Eucharistic Congress.
+Cardinal Knox, who was the man responsible for the Eucharistic Congress, is now the Prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship.
+I read in the newspaper about a Mass Cardinal Knox celebrated during the Eucharistic Congress where sensual dancing was performed at the same time the words of the Consecration were pronounced.
+That is a sacrilege.
+You cannot go to that Mass.
+That is sacrilege.
+This is a fact.
+They also called me by phone in Melbourne to say I was on the list of the bishops [attending] the Eucharistic Congress.
+They asked me to concelebrate Mass with a Protestant pastor and a rabbi.
+Ay.
+Impossible.
+Impossible.
+No, no, no, no.
+[applause]
+This change is not accidental.
+It is not superficial.
+It is very deep.
+Very bad.
+It is against our faith.
+Against our faith.
+And so, we cannot accept this Council and this reform and this orientation even though it comes from Rome.
+From Rome we expect only the good.
+We do not expect the bad, the ill. We do not expect the abandonment of adoration in the Mass.
+We need this adoration.
+We need to have the faith in the divinity of Jesus Christ.
+Because all [of this change] is [oriented] against the divinity of Jesus Christ, against the Kingdom of Jesus Christ, against the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Mass.
+It is a sin when we abandon the truth of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ, everywhere, and we abandon the Faith of the divinity of Jesus Christ.
+He is King because he is God.
+He is the Son of God.
+So, He is King by His nature.
+This is essential.
+Essential!
+And if He is God, we must give Him the adoration of God.
+And so, we cannot accept the diminution of this Truth.
+Jesus Christ is the Son of God.
+Jesus Christ is God.
+That is a fundamental truth of our Faith.
+And it all depends on this Truth.
+And we know now that the theologians and the bishops have [a new orientation].
+They do not express this truth clearly and perfectly.
+They are afraid of the truth.
+That is very bad.
+And it is the same in Rome.
+I think they refuse [to grant me an audience with] the pope, [because they are afraid of the Truth].
+When I was in Rome one month ago, Mgr.
+Benelli told me he visits the pope every day.
+He said that when he left me, he would go immediately to the pope to express the importance of the work we had conducted during our meeting.
+Immediately, he said, he would be going.
+So, why do they not grant me the possibility of visiting the pope?
+Because they are afraid.
+Meanwhile the Vatican operated a veritable swinging door where actual heretics and schismatics were concerned.
+Here, again, is Blessed Paul VI, famously meeting for the first time ever with the heretic Archbishop of Canterbury in St. Peter's:
+Cardinal Villot said, “We are afraid if Msgr.
+Lefebvre meets and speaks with the pope that perhaps the pope will change his mind.” Because [the pope] is not too sure; the pope is not man of true conviction.
+He is a mysterious man.
+We cannot give a definition of the man.
+He expresses the truth, and then he does the contrary/opposite.
+Some part of him will speak the truth.
+Another part of him is open to error.
+Very curious.
+And they are afraid that if I reveal the truth [and tell the Pope] “you must affirm the Kingdom of Jesus Christ everywhere and always each day.
+You must affirm the Real Presence in the Mass - in the Sacrifice of the Mass,” then perhaps it is possible that the Pope will change his mind.
+And so, Cardinal Villot says, there is a confusion, and they do not want me to visit the pope.
+It is impossible to admit me.
+And I know the pope very well!
+When I was the apostolic delegate to Pius XII, I was going to Rome every year.
+And during those eleven years, I met Msgr.
+Montini.
+I know him very well.
+He received me twice during the Council, for a private audience with the pope.
+But, now, with my position against the Council and the reforms, he says: “No, impossible!
+You must sign in writing that you [accept] the Council and all the reforms before I will receive you in audience.” But I cannot do that.
+For me, if I do that, then I betray my mother, the Church.
+The Church!
+So, I thank you very much for your encouragement, and I must say that we have a very good generation of young men and good vocations.
+For the coming year we have 59 applications to our seminary in Econe, Switzerland – applications from the United States, from England, from Germany, from France, and Spain.
+Good young men with good dispositions are coming from everywhere.
+And why?
+Why do they come to this seminary when they know we are in difficulties with Rome?
+They know that.
+But still they come.
+I ask them, why do you come to Econe?
+You know our situation.
+They say, “Yes, we know your situation, but we want to become true priests and not protestant pastors or modernist priests.
+We are coming to your seminary because we know that the end of the priest is to offer the true Sacrifice of the Mass.
+And so, we are Coming to Econe.”
+And as I have visited my seminary here in Armada for the past five days, I can see it is the same here.
+We have very good young men.
+I also have some Americans in my seminary in Econe.
+In six weeks I will ordain one American priest from Detroit, who is a very good seminarian and will be a good priest.
+But these young men refuse to become protestants.
+They refuse to become modernist.
+They ask to become true priests.
+And it is a pity there are not 100 bishops opening good seminaries.
+So, I ask you to pray for these seminarians because when they become priests they will have many worries and many difficulties.
+I think, however, they are very well prepared to deal with these difficulties and worries.
+And we have confidence in God.
+Since I began this work six years ago, now, I have evidence that God is assisting us.
+Because it is impossible, I realize, to do this by myself.
+We now have houses in Switzerland (3), Munich, France (6), Brussels (1), England, Armada, San Francisco, and New York.
+In Albano, near Rome, we have a congregation of sisters where I have five vocations from the states (good sisters).
+And I am building a seminary in Switzerland.
+It is impossible to do all this without God’s assistance.
+So, I have confidence.
+It is impossible for the Church to change its tradition.
+The tradition of twenty centuries.
+That we cannot change.
+The Church is tradition.
+The Church is tradition.
+It is not revolution.
+I thank you for your attention.
+NOTES:
+[1] Archbishop Benelli, who had the title of “Substitute” (meaning the Assistant to the Secretary of State) of the Vatican Secretariat of State, later created Cardinal and appointed Archbishop of Florence in 1977.
+[2] Until the date of this meeting, March 19, 1976, nothing had been said to Archbishop Lefebvre about this condition of submission, which submission was demanded of him as a condition to his request for a Papal Audience.
+Many noted that, at the time, it was only of Archbishop Lefebvre that these conditions were demanded.
+Paul VI received all kinds of people (abortionists, freemasons, etc.
+).
+[3] Otherwise known as the “Permanent Instruction of the Alta Vendita,” a secret document written in the early 19th Century that mapped out a blueprint for the subversion of the Catholic Church.
+The Alta Vendita was the highest lodge of the Carbonari, an Italian secret society with links to Freemasonry and which, along with Freemasonry, was condemned by the Popes.
+[4] During the pontificate of St. Pius X, a lay politician and author Antonio Fogazzaro, advocated a path to reform the Church and Papacy in his novel Il Santo, published in 1907.
+Fogazzaro was a known Modernist whose works were banned by the Church and placed on the Index of Forbidden Books.
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+Vote targeting Jewish student politician was not anti-Semitic: McGill report
+
+MONTREAL – It was political disagreement — not anti-Semitism — that led to a Jewish student being voted off the McGill University student council’s board of directors, an investigation ordered by the principal has concluded.
+But Jewish groups on and off campus have denounced the report as flawed, saying it missed the significance of an anti-Semitic text circulated online before Noah Lew was removed from the board last fall.
+A joint statement from five campus Jewish groups says the report, released this week by principal Suzanne Fortier, “appears to condone discrimination against Jewish students at McGill based on the cultural and religious organizations they affiliate with.”
+The controversy has its roots in McGill’s long-running debate over the anti-Israel Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement.
+At an Oct. 23 general assembly of the Student Society of McGill University, a routine motion to elect a slate of directors turned contentious.
+Supporters of a group called Democratize SSMU, formed to fight a decision of the board of directors declaring BDS counter to the SSMU constitution, brought a motion to divide the election vote.
+In the past they had been ratified as a bloc.
+The first five candidates were overwhelmingly approved, but when they got to Lew, the only Jewish director, he was rejected 105 to 73.
+In a subsequent Facebook post, Lew wrote, “My Jewish identity was now public, and a target was placed squarely upon me by the McGill BDS movement.”
+An outcry followed, leading Fortier to appoint former Ombudsperson for Students, Spencer Boudreau, to investigate.
+She also created a Task Force on Respect and Inclusion in Campus Life and a support line to report incidents of intolerance.
+Boudreau interviewed 38 students over his three-and-a-half week investigation.
+His findings, he wrote, do “not substantiate the notion that the vote was motivated by anti-Semitism,” which he defined as hostility toward or discrimination against Jews.
+Rather, he found, votes against Lew were “motivated by politics, that is, based on his support for Israel and Zionism and/or for his view of the BDS movement.” Protests about Israel’s policies cannot be equated with anti-Semitism, Boudreau wrote, though he said Lew’s belief that he was targeted because he was Jewish was “honest and even understandable.”
+A statement Wednesday by Hillel McGill, Chabad at McGill and three other Jewish groups said Boudreau was mistaken about the timing of an anti-Semitic message posted online by Democratize SSMU.
+Boudreau’s report said the message followed the assembly vote, but in fact it was posted at the beginning of October.
+Democratize SSMU deleted the message, which targeted Lew and two other candidates, after the meeting and apologized for publishing material that was “insensitive to anti-Semitic tropes of Jewish people as corrupt and politically powerful.”
+The Jewish groups said this anti-Semitic rhetoric “was used to encourage students to vote specifically against Noah Lew.
+It is under this context that the (general assembly) occurred, and the report fundamentally misunderstands this, which alters the entire findings of the report.”
+They say Boudreau’s report “insinuates that Jewish students who engage with mainstream Jewish community organizations are permitted to be precluded from holding political office.”
+Lew was restored to his post as a director last month after a ruling that the split vote in October had violated the SSMU constitution.
+He was not immediately available for comment.
+Michael Mostyn, CEO of B’nai Brith Canada, called the report a whitewash.
+“The report does not present a full or accurate picture of the hostile atmosphere facing Jewish students at McGill,” he said in a statement.
+Fortier said the university’s next actions will be based on the recommendations of the Task Force on Respect and Inclusion in Campus Life, due to report in April.
+“I would like to take this opportunity to make it clear that there is absolutely no place for anti-Semitism at McGill University and that, as principal and vice-chancellor, I will remain vigilant to ensure that all members of our community feel safe, welcomed and respected on our campuses,” she said in a statement.
+• Email: ghamilton@nationalpost.com | Twitter: grayhamilton
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+Virginia man who wanted to join ISIS pleads guilty to lying about overseas trip
+
+NORFOLK, Va. — While texting with an FBI informant in September 2016, a Williamsburg man expressed admiration for a U.S. Army officer who shot and killed 13 soldiers on Fort Hood, Texas, according to court documents.
+Later that year, Shivam Patel, 28, tried to join the U.S. Army and Air Force.
+And in the application process, he lied to military recruiters about a recent trip he'd taken to Jordan in a failed attempt to make contact with the Islamic State and join a "real Muslim Army," the documents said.
+Patel pleaded guilty Thursday in U.S. District Court to two counts of making false statements.
+He faces up to 15 years in prison when sentenced June 4.
+According to court documents and prosecutors, Patel – who was raised Hindu before converting to Islam several years ago – traveled to China in July 2016 to teach English.
+While there, however, he grew displeased with how that country treated Muslims.
+His employer arranged for Patel to fly back to Virginia on Aug. 23, 2016, but instead Patel chose to travel to Jordan, a statement of facts filed with his plea agreement said.
+Jordanian officials arrested Patel a few days later.
+It's unclear why, but court documents say Patel told taxi drivers and others in Jordan that he supported the Islamic State.
+A search of Patel's computer also showed he researched how to join the Islamic State before he left for China.
+Jordanian officials moved for Patel's deportation.
+On Sept. 2, 2016, he boarded a flight to Chicago, and the next day, he flew to Detroit.
+There, he met an FBI source and started talking about the Islamic State.
+He explained he went to Jordan in part to find like-minded Muslims, and because he wanted to do something “bigger, better, and more purposeful” – like dying in the cause of Allah.
+But, he said, he was afraid of making his parents sad.
+In the course of their conversations, Patel discussed his desire to see a holy war between Muslims and non-Muslims.
+He also sang an Islamic State fight song and recalled making a replica of the group’s flag.
+He said he wanted to replace his neighbor’s American flag with it.
+Patel returned to Williamsburg on Sept. 6, 2016.
+Shortly thereafter, he moved into a motel his parents owned and started applying for jobs with the military, as well as some paramilitary organizations – like police and fire departments, correctional facilities and probation offices.
+While back in Virginia, Patel stayed in touch with the FBI source.
+He texted the source on Sept. 23, 2016, and expressed support for Maj. Nidal Hasan, who killed 13 soldiers in 2009 while serving at Fort Hood.
+In the process, however, he misidentified Hasan as Nidal Hussein and said the shooting happened at Fort Knox in Kentucky.
+He also said Hasan had died a martyr, though in fact he remains alive on military death row.
+Court documents show Patel began saying in late 2016 that he did not actually support the Islamic State.
+Simply expressing support for a terrorist organization or attack is not against the law.
+Patel's crime was failing to disclose his trips to Jordan when he was trying to join the Army and Air Force in December 2016 and January 2017.
+Court documents say Patel lied about his travel history, saying his only time out of the country in the past seven years was a family trip to India in 2011 and 2012.
+Before Patel signed the Army application, a recruiter asked him specifically about the travel question and reminded him providing false information could result in criminal charges.
+During the interview, the recruiter asked to see Patel's passport to confirm his travel claims.
+Patel agreed to bring it by, but two days later he told the State Department he had accidentally thrown it away in October and needed a new one.
+After Patel's arrest in July, investigators found his passport "near" the motel room where he was living, the documents said.
+©2018 The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, Va.)
+Visit The Virginian-Pilot at pilotonline.com
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+Uranium One Informant Breaks Silence: Moscow Paid Millions To Influence Hillary Clinton
+
+The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.
+-Article 2, Section 4 of the US Constitution
+Right off the bat, this appears to be clear bribery, and a case could be made for treason.
+However, it is now being reported that an FBI informant that was involved in the Uranium One deal, has told congressional committees that Moscow paid lobbyists to influence then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton by helping former President Bill Clinton’s charities during the Obama administration.
+The Hill's John Solomon reported on Wednesday:
+The informant, Douglas Campbell, said in the statement obtained by The Hill that he was told by Russian nuclear executives that Moscow had hired the American lobbying firm APCO Worldwide specifically because it was in position to influence the Obama administration, and more specifically Hillary Clinton.
+... Campbell added in the testimony that Russian nuclear officials “told me at various times that they expected APCO to apply a portion of the $3 million annual lobbying fee it was receiving from the Russians to provide in-kind support for the Clintons' Global Initiative."
+“The contract called for four payments of $750,000 over twelve months.
+APCO was expected to give assistance free of charge to the Clinton Global Initiative as part of their effort to create a favorable environment to ensure the Obama administration made affirmative decisions on everything from Uranium One to the U.S.-Russia Civilian Nuclear Cooperation agreement."
+APCO officials told The Hill that its support for the Clinton Global Initiative and its work with Russia were not connected in any way, and in fact involved different divisions of the firm.
+They added their lobbying for Russia did not involve Uranium One but rather focused on regulatory issues aimed at helping Russia better compete for nuclear fuel contracts inside the United States.
+In case you are unfamiliar with Uranium One, it is a Canadian mining company whose sale to a Russian firm was approved in 2010.
+The sale gave the Russians control of part of the US uranium supply, thus why I reference a case could be made for treason.
+While Democrats have unsurprisingly questioned Campbell's credibility, Campbell's attorney Victoria Toensing told Sean Hannity, “[The Russians] were so confident that they told Mr. Campbell with the Clinton’s help, it was a shoo-in to get CFIUS [The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States] approval.
+They were so confident in that that they even had him open up the new office because they were planning on the kind of business they were going to do as soon as CFIUS approved it.”
+In a lengthy report by Award-winning National Security/War Correspondent Sara Carter, she pointed out that following:
+On Wednesday, he shared with the committee information he provided to the FBI and has in the past described his frustration with the Obama administration’s failure to stop Russia’s nuclear giant from purchasing 20 percent of American uranium mining assets.
+Campbell testified before numerous Congressional investigators that his extensive counterintelligence work on Russia and stated that during his time as an informant, he obtained information that Russia was continuing to aid the Iranian government.
+According to Campbell Russia provided the resources necessary for the nation’s nuclear reactors, despite promises that they were not sharing such technology with Iran.
+In an April 16, 2010, summary brief provided to his former FBI handlers and obtained by this reporter, he stressed his deep concerns about Tenex, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Russian state nuclear arm Rosatom and its ongoing work to provide Iran with the technology needed for its nuclear reactor program.
+At the time, Rosatom was seeking the approval to purchase the Canadian mining company Uranium One.
+“TENEX continues to supply Iran with fuel through their Russian company TVEL,” stated Campbell in a 2010 brief provided to the FBI.
+TVEL is a Russian nuclear fuel cycle company headquartered in Moscow.
+“They (TVEL) continue to assist with construction consult and fabricated assemblies to supply the reactor.
+Fabricated assemblies require sophisticated engineering and are arranged inside the reactor with the help and consult of TVEL.” Campbell informed the FBI of the close relationship between TVEL and TENEX, both a part of the Rosatom group.
+He stated in his brief that while spending time with the Russian executives from both Rosatom and Tenex, that any mention of “TVEL is a subject that is serious to all when mentioned.
+I do not even raise the subject of TVEL to our friends, but occasionally they speak of it and always in a guarded manner.” In the briefs, he informed the FBI that “occasionally someone will mention having been in Iran but usually it is long after the fact.” And when he asked the Russians about these connections, he stated that they “occasionally speak of the relationship, i.e.
+equipment, consulting.
+I asked Vadim (Mikerin) if they felt there was a serious problem, and would they adhere to sanctions and western opinion.
+His response was a smile and shoulder shrug.” But Campbell had provided the FBI with evidence of the criminal network and delivered the information to the FBI, which was monitoring his work as an informant and approving his transfer of bribery money to the Russians.
+Those transfers, which were made in bulk $50,000 sums and at times delivered in cash, occurred between senior executives of the American transportation company and the Russian executives connected to Rosatom.
+He had given the FBI irrefutable evidence showing how contracts obtained from the same Russian energy company Tenex, were based on contract bribery and other nefarious actions, he said.
+Senior members of the FBI, Department of Treasury, Department of Energy and Department of Justice were also briefed on Campbell’s information and were apprised of the various facets pertaining to Russia’s acquisition of the Canadian company.
+In fact, Campbell had been told by his FBI handlers that his work had made it at least twice into President Obama’s classified presidential daily briefings.
+Of course, we know what Obama did with his daily briefings.
+They are somewhere in the White House sewer system.
+Campbell's work has resulted in real justice being administered.
+In January, I reported:
+On Friday, the Justice Department unsealed an 11-count indictment concerning the Uranium One scandal.
+Sadly, it did not include former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, but rather former DoD intelligence analyst-turned uranium transportation executive Mark Lambert of Mount Airy, Maryland.
+Lambert, 54, was charged with one count of conspiracy to violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and to commit wire fraud, seven counts of violating the FCPA, two counts of wire fraud and one count of international promotion money laundering.
+The charges stem from an alleged scheme to bribe Vadim Mikerin, a Russian official at JSC Techsnabexport (TENEX), a subsidiary of Russia’s State Atomic Energy Corporation and the sole supplier and exporter of Russian Federation uranium and uranium enrichment services to nuclear power companies worldwide, in order to secure contracts with TENEX.
+According to the DOJ: According to the indictment, beginning at least as early as 2009 and continuing until October 2014, Lambert conspired with others at “Transportation Corporation A” to make corrupt and fraudulent bribery and kickback payments to offshore bank accounts associated with shell companies, at the direction of, and for the benefit of, a Russian official, Vadim Mikerin, in order to secure improper business advantages and obtain and retain business with TENEX.
+In order to effectuate and conceal the corrupt and fraudulent bribe payments, Lambert and others allegedly caused fake invoices to be prepared, purportedly from TENEX to Transportation Corporation A, that described services that were never provided, and then Lambert and others caused Transportation Corporation A to wire the corrupt payments for those purported services to shell companies in Latvia, Cyprus and Switzerland.
+Lambert and others also allegedly used code words like “lucky figures,” “LF,” “lucky numbers,” and “cake” to describe the payments in emails to the Russian official at his personal email account.
+The indictment also alleges that Lambert and others caused Transportation Corporation A to overbill TENEX by building the cost of the corrupt payments into their invoices, and TENEX thus overpaid for Transportation Corporation A’s services.
+In June 2015, Lambert’s former co-president, Daren Condrey, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to violate the FCPA and commit wire fraud, and Vadim Mikerin pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit money laundering involving violations of the FCPA.
+Mikerin is currently serving a sentence of 48 months in prison and Condrey is awaiting sentencing.
+The indictment includes allegations against Lambert based on his role in effectuating the criminal scheme with Condrey, Mikerin, and others.
+We also know the following about Campbell:
+Undercover FBI informant William Campbell has given written testimony to Congressional investigators after an "iron clad" gag order was lifted in October
+Campbell was a highly valued CIA and FBI asset deeply embedded in the Russian nuclear industry while Robert Mueller was the Director of the FBI
+while Robert Mueller was the Director of the FBI Campbell was required by the Russians, under threat, to launder large sums of money - which allowed the FBI to uncover a massive Russian "nuclear money laundering apparatus "
+" He collected over 5,000 documents and briefs over a six year period, some of which detail efforts by Moscow to route money to the Clinton Foundation
+Campbell claims to have video evidence of bribe money related to the Uranium One deal being stuffed into suitcases.
+of bribe money related to the Uranium One deal being stuffed into suitcases.
+The Obama FBI knew about the bribery scheme, yet the administration still approved the Uranium One deal.
+To thank him for his service, Campbell was paid $51,000 by FBI officials at a 2016 celebration dinner in Chrystal City
+When it emerged that Campbell had evidence against the Clinton Foundation, a Yahoo News article by Michael Isikoff (of FISA warrant application fame) slammed Campbell as a "disaster" potential witness
+All of this then goes back to things we have pointed out with ranchers in the western united States and how this impacts them, as well as the land grabs that are unconstitutionally orchestrated by the DC government and the Bureau of Land Management.
+There is also substantial documentation that was discovered in Oregon that relates to this deal during the Oregon occupation in 2016, which got zero coverage in the mainstream media.
+Are we about to see a serious shakedown in all of this?
+Time will tell, but I remain skeptical, as in the end, all we ever get is excuses rather than justice.
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+German cardinal: liturgical ‘blessing’ for gay unions is ‘truly…sacrilegious’
+
+NewsCatholic Church
+GERMANY, February 8, 2018 (LifeSiteNews) – Cardinal Paul Josef Cordes criticized fellow German Cardinal Reinhard Marx’s suggestion that Catholic priests should consider “blessing” same-sex relationships liturgically.
+Marx’s idea “truly seems sacrilegious” and “ignores the clear Revelation of God,” Cordes wrote in a response on kath.net.
+Dr. Maike Hickson translated it at One Peter Five.
+“The Church is in its pastoral care bound to Holy Scripture and to its interpretation through the Church’s Magisterium,” wrote Cordes.
+“Marx does not even mention that homosexuality always contradicts the Will of God,” citing church teaching through the centuries.
+Rather than being about receiving “God’s assistance for themselves,” those engaging in sodomy and wishing to have it “blessed” by the Church “aim with their request at the recognition and acceptance of their homosexual way of life and its ecclesial valorization.”
+The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches that “under no circumstances” can homosexual activity “be approved” as it is “intrinsically disordered.” Such acts are “contrary to the natural law.
+They close the sexual act to the gift of life.
+They do not proceed from a genuine affective and sexual complementarity” (CCC 2357).
+However, Marx said on February 3 that homosexual couples need “closer pastoral care” and “one must also encourage priests and pastoral workers to give people in concrete situations [of homosexual unions] encouragement.
+I do not really see any problems there.”
+Marx is the President of the German Bishops’ Conference.
+As LifeSiteNews previously reported, Marx also said “yes,” he could imagine the creation of a rite for homosexual couples to be blessed in the Church.
+This “encouragement” from priests which he called for might include some sort of “liturgical” recognition of their union.
+But “how this would be done publicly, in a liturgical form,” is “another question...that is where one has to be reticent and also reflect upon that in a good way.”
+After Catholic News Agency’s initial report on Marx’s comments, his office contacted the outlet and said they had mistranslated part of what he said.
+The cardinal’s office sent CNA “a request for correction of [its] translation of the interview in question, expressing concern that CNA's translation constitutes a false reference and does not properly reflect the position of Cardinal Marx.”
+The cardinal’s office maintains that rather than saying “yes,” there is a possibility of liturgical “blessing” of gay unions, he answered the question in a more subtle way without giving an explicit “yes.” However, the German Bishops’ Conference doesn’t seem to deny the rest of his statements on how “one must encourage priests” to give encouragement to homosexual couples, which could include public blessings that would take a “liturgical” form.
+The cardinal’s staff asked that CNA change his answer about liturgically “blessing” gay unions to: “There are no general solutions and I think that would not be right, because we are talking about pastoral care for individual cases, and that applies to other areas as well, which we cannot regulate, where we have no sets of rules.”
+Philadelphia Archbishop Charles Chaput has also spoken out against Marx’s proposal.
+“Any such ‘blessing rite’ would cooperate in a morally forbidden act, no matter how sincere the persons seeking the blessing,” wrote Chaput.
+He explained such a “blessing” would encourage people to continue living in a way the Church considers gravely sinful and spiritually damaging, and therefore would be uncharitable.
+“There is no love – no charity – without truth, just as there is no real mercy separated from a framework of justice informed and guided by truth,” he wrote.
+“Creating confusion around important truths of our faith, no matter how positive the intention, only makes a difficult task more difficult.”
+“There are two principles we need to remember,” Chaput wrote.
+“First, we need to treat all people with the respect and pastoral concern they deserve as children of God with inherent dignity.
+This emphatically includes persons with same-sex attraction.
+Second, there is no truth, no real mercy, and no authentic compassion, in blessing a course of action that leads persons away from God.”
+“This in no way is a rejection of the persons seeking such a blessing, but rather a refusal to ignore what we know to be true about the nature of marriage, the family, and the dignity of human sexuality,” he explained.
+“Jesus said the truth will make us free.
+Nowhere did he suggest it will make us comfortable.”
+Cordes has a history of defending the Church’s moral teaching.
+Marx, one of the pope’s nine main advisors, said in 2016 that same-sex relationships have “worth” which must be recognized by the Church.
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+NASA captures farthest ever image from Earth
+
+© Press Release The historic photograph taken by the New Horizons spacecraft.
+Pic: NASA
+NASA has released a record-breaking photograph taken by the New Horizons spacecraft when it was 3.79 billion miles away from the Earth.
+New Horizons flew past Pluto in July 2015, taking pictures which revealed an even more diverse landscape than scientists had previously imagined.
+After the fly-by, the spacecraft continued into the Kuiper Belt - similar to the asteroid belt but further out from the Sun and composed of dwarf planets and frozen ice, rather than rocky bodies.
+Now, using its Long Range Reconnaissance Imager (LORRI), the spacecraft has photographed several Kuiper Belt objects (KBOs) and dwarf planets at unique angles.
+© Other A zoomed-in version of the 'Pale Blue Dot' image
+The false-colour images released by NASA are the farthest from Earth ever captured by a spacecraft, and are also the closest-ever images of Kuiper Belt objects.
+New Horizons was even further away from Earth than the Voyager 1 space probe when it turned towards the Earth on 14 February 1990 and took a picture of a tiny dot.
+In 1994, US astronomer Carl Sagan reflected on the significance of the photograph to an audience at Cornell University, famously coining its name as the "Pale Blue Dot", and giving one of the most widely published speeches of all time.
+© Getty Carl Sagan and the 'Pale Blue Dot' photograph
+New Horizons is only the fifth man-made spacecraft to ever travel beyond the outer planets, and many of its activities are setting distance records, according to NASA.
+In December it successfully carried out the most-distant course-correction manoeuvre ever, with the mission team guiding it towards a close-encounter with a KBO scheduled for 1 January 2019.
+"That New Year's flight past MU69 will be the farthest planetary encounter in history, happening one billion miles beyond the Pluto system - which New Horizons famously explored in July 2015," said NASA.
+Fortunately, the spacecraft is healthy and functioning properly, although it is currently in hibernation.
+The mission controllers at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, Maryland, will bring the spacecraft out of its electronic slumber in June to begin a series of system checkouts and other activities to prepare it for the next record-breaking encounter.
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+A student failed an assignment because her professor believed Australia 'is not a country'
+
+Australia is a country.
+Just so we're all clear.
+Shutterstock
+A professor at Southern New Hampshire University failed one of her student's assignments because the professor incorrectly thought Australia "is not a country," according to a report in BuzzFeed News.
+Australia is, in fact, a country.
+The student, Ashley Arnold, is working towards an online sociology degree with the university.
+For one of her final assignments, she had to compare a social norm in the United States to another country.
+She chose to compare social media use in the US to what it's like in Australia.
+The professor, according to BuzzFeed News, failed Arnolds because "Australia is a continent; not a country," which, again, is incorrect, just so we're clear here.
+Australia is both a continent and a country.
+When Arnold complained, the professor said they'd reexamine the assignment, but did not concede that Australia was a country.
+"Australia is a continent; it is not a country.
+That error made it nearly impossible for you to accurately complete your week 2 research outline correctly," the professor wrote in an email obtained by BuzzFeed News.
+"As I mentioned above I will look over your week two paper once again and see if you earned more credits than I gave you."
+In another email exchange, Arnold correctly asserted that Australia is a country, linking to the "About Australia" section of the country's website:
+Australia is both a country and a continent.
+It's the only country that is both.
+I provided a resource in the first email that clarifies that for you.
+If you need further clarification google or the SNHU Shapiro Library has that information you.
+Again I mean no disrespect but my grade is affected by your assumption that Australia is not a country when it in fact is.
+Thank you and let me know if I need to provide further resources proving Australia is a country.
+The professor said they'd take Arnold's concerns into consideration.
+"Thank you for this web-address," they wrote.
+"After I do some independent research on the continent/country issue I will review your paper."
+After a period of review, the professor changed Arnold's grade to a B+, according to BuzzFeed News.
+The professor did not acknowledge their error.
+A representative for Southern New Hampshire University didn't immediately respond to INSIDER's request for comment.
+In a tweet, it said it refunded Arnold's tuition for the class and "replaced the instructor."
+Sign up here to get INSIDER's favorite stories straight to your inbox.
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+SPECIAL REPORT: Papal Cover-up Alleged, Pope Accused in International Sex Abuse Case
+
+Hey, remember five minutes ago when Pope Francis shouted at a reporter in Chile that there was “no evidence” supporting complaints against his good friend Bishop Juan Barros?
+And, just for good measure he accused the people accusing him – victims of sexual abuse by Barros’ mentor, the convicted sex-predator Karadima – of committing “calumny”?
+[1] And remember when Cardinal O’Malley told the pope off in public over the “pain” these accusations had caused the victims of sexual abuse?
+And then remember how the pope had apologised-except-not-really because the accusations are, after all, still lies, and that there’s still “no evidence” against Barros…?
+The press, secular as well as Catholic, is full this week of the story that the pope did indeed see evidence of Barros’ complicity in Karadima’s sexual abuse – not only that Barros had helped to cover it up but that he had been present and a direct witness at the time and therefore a passive participant.
+Nicole Winfield and the Associated Press dropped the bomb that the information came directly from the victims, whom Francis had dismissed and refused to meet with on his trip, and delivered through his own Commission on sexual abuse:
+Pope Francis received a victim’s letter in 2015 that graphically detailed how a priest sexually abused him and how other Chilean clergy ignored it, contradicting the pope’s recent insistence that no victims had come forward to denounce the cover-up, the letter’s author and members of Francis’ own sex- abuse commission have told The Associated Press.
+
+The fact that Francis received the eight-page letter, obtained by the AP, challenges his insistence that he has “zero tolerance” for sex abuse and cover-ups.
+It also calls into question his stated empathy with abuse survivors, compounding the most serious crisis of his five-year papacy.
+Now it appears that Francis had also overruled a 2015 warning from the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith that Barros should not be made a bishop.
+The Italian Catholic daily La Nuova Bussola Quotidiana reports that not only did the pope see a letter from victims, but that the CDF, under Muller, “had already conducted an preliminary investigation into Barros and the other bishops close to Karadima which had led to the decision to relieve them of their duties.”
+“But with a letter signed by the Pope in January 2015 and sent to the Chilean bishops, the request for exemption is blocked and shortly thereafter Barros is promoted to…Osorno.”
+The article points out that while Karadima was convicted by a Vatican tribunal on the testimony of the victims, it is the same testimony of the same victim-witnesses that Francis now dismisses in the accusations against Barros.
+The accusations that stood against Karadima come from the same sources as those against Barros, who the victims said was in the room watching at the time.
+While the specifics are still not known, readers may be reminded by this of a peculiar incident about a year later in which Pope Francis summarily ordered the dismissal of three priests of the CDF, whose remit was investigations of clerics accused of sexual abuse.
+The website One Peter Five reports, via Marco Tosatti, that the pope ordered their removal without offering any explanation to then-cardinal prefect Gerhard Muller.
+When, after several attempts and three months later[2], Muller was able to get an audience with the pope to ask the reason, he received the response, “I am the pope, I do not need to give reasons for any of my decisions.
+I have decided that they have to leave and they have to leave.”
+Marco Tosatti reports the CDF incident, but it follows an odd story of a meeting of curial officials to discuss certain bishop appointments.
+Without naming names, (or, frustratingly, giving dates[3]) Tosatti relates:
+“It was some time ago to make a bishop, not in Italy.
+The nuncio has prepared the triad [the “terna” or list of three candidates].
+A cardinal, head of the dicastery, perhaps the same holder of the Congregation for Bishops, during the ordinary assembly took the floor, saying: ‘The first candidate indicated is excellent, the second is good.
+But I would like to warn of the third, whom I know well, since he was a seminarian, and who presents problems both on the level of doctrine and morality.
+He responds little to the necessary criteria.
+But the third was a friend of someone and another cardinal, of the circle currently in power, has flung himself at his colleague, accusing him of impropriety.’ The meeting ended without further decisions.”
+Whatever the details of these strange incidents, what is clear in Chile is that no amount of eyewitness testimony was going to make the slightest difference.
+Bergoglio wanted Barros as a bishop and that was that.
+Even while “apologising” the pope had doubled down when questioned about it by journalists, saying, “You, in all good will, tell me that there are victims, but I haven’t seen any, because they haven’t come forward.”
+“In the case of Barros it’s been observed, it’s been studied; there’s no evidence.
+The best thing to do if someone believes it’s the case is to come forward quickly with evidence.”
+The AP report, however, says exactly the opposite; that members of his own (now defunct[4]) abuse Commission had approached Cardinal O’Malley, the pope’s “top abuse advisor,” with the letter to deliver to the pope.
+Marie Collins, the Irish abuse survivor and Commission member who resigned, citing the Vatican’s refusal to take meaningful action, told AP, “When we gave him [O’Malley] the letter for the pope, he assured us he would give it to the pope and speak of the concerns.
+And at a later date, he assured us that that had been done.” Juan Carlos Cruz, the Karadima victim whose membership on the Commission the Vatican had blocked, told AP, “Cardinal O’Malley called me after the pope’s visit here in Philadelphia and he told me, among other things, that he had given the letter to the pope – in his hands.”
+On the face of it, there are only a few logical possibilities here.
+In fact, unless Cardinal O’Malley – who has, as of this writing, remained silent – comes forward and says that he didn’t hand the letter over pope, there is really only one; that the pope lied.
+And this is what is now being said quite openly by a vast array of voices, secular and Catholic, left and right.
+As Winfield writes,
+“The revelation could be costly for Francis, whose track record on the abuse crisis was already shaky after a botched Italian abuse case he intervened in became public[5].
+More recently, he let the abuse commission lapse at the end of last year.
+Vatican analysts now openly question whether he ‘gets it,’ and some of his own advisers privately acknowledge that maybe he doesn’t.”
+“No evidence…” Lie big, lie often, and when caught, keep lying.
+One of the many things these secular reporters seem not to be paying attention to is that “no evidence” is in fact a well-rehearsed, stock response for Bergoglio.
+He said almost exactly the same in 2013 when confronted about another predatory homosexual he was sheltering.
+The hoopla surrounding the “Who am I to judge” comment tends to obscure the context of the comment.
+It was made in response to a question by a journalist about Monsignore Battista Ricca – a prelate whose promiscuous homosexuality is so well known it was covered by the Telegraph as early as July 2013.
+Ilze Scamparini asked the pope about Ricca, saying, “What you intend to do about this?
+How are you confronting this issue and how does Your Holiness intend to confront the whole question of the gay lobby?”
+What reply did Bergoglio give?
+His standard one: “No evidence.”
+About Monsignor Ricca: I did what canon law calls for, that is a preliminary investigation.
+And from this investigation, there was nothing of what had been alleged.
+We did not find anything of that.
+This is the response.”
+He added, “In this case, I conducted the preliminary investigation and we didn’t find anything.”
+But Ricca’s activities, for which the pope claimed there was no evidence, were notorious.
+They include being caught in flagrante in an elevator with a teenaged male prostitute, and his sexual relationship with a captain in the Swiss army.
+So flagrant was Ricca’s behaviour that it took intervention by Uruguay’s nuncio to have him removed.
+It was reported in 1999 and 2000 by L’Espresso, who said the information was confirmed by “numerous bishops, priests, religious and laity” in Uruguay[6].
+In fact, the evidence shows that Ricca is completely in line with Bergoglio’s normal procedures.
+As “Marcantonio Colonna” wrote in the Dictator Pope, “In fact his patronage of Monsignor Ricca fits the pattern which was well established when he was Archbishop of Buenos Aires, whereby he surrounds himself with morally weak people so as to have them under his thumb.”
+It was at this early “no evidence” comment on the plane home from Rio that some of those paying attention started to understand that Bergoglio’s policy is in line with that of certain leaders of the past who recommended that if a politician was going to lie, he should lie big and lie brazenly.
+And in case anyone was wondering what will happen next, the same advice said to keep on lying after you’re caught.
+The pattern of silence and, when pressed, flat-out denial has been Bergoglio’s policy since long before he came on the international scene.
+He has a long record in Argentina of shaving close to scandals and vociferously denying involvement, and relying heavily on the broad good will of Catholics towards bishops to pull it off.
+Perhaps his biggest error with Barros was failing to understand just how little of that capital of trust there is left in the Catholic world as a whole.
+Indeed, on the subject of priests sexually abusing young people, it could only be measured in the negative numbers.
+“Argentine Victims Who Tried to Meet with Pope Francis…”
+Though the website Bishop Accountability is blatantly anti-clerical, their data is unassailable since most of it comes from information that is already public.
+On their Argentina page is a long list of accusations that Bergoglio/Francis simply isn’t interested in hearing from victims.
+“In Pope Francis’s 21 years as bishop and archbishop of Buenos Aires, the Wall Street Journal reports, including the years when he headed the Argentine bishops’ conference, he declined to meet with victims of sexual abuse.”
+
+“All of them tried to contact the cardinal archbishop in 2002 or later,” the same period when Pope Benedict and other bishops were striving to meet with victims and demonstrate an interest in the problem.
+The site says that “in addition to Bergoglio’s failure to respond to victims, the public record contains no evidence that he released any information about abusers.”
+In fact, he went so far as to flatly deny there had been any instances of abuse in his archdiocese.
+Weeks after his election to the papacy, he was quoted by his close friend, Rabbi Abraham Skorka, “In my diocese it never happened to me, but a bishop called me once by phone to ask me what to do in a situation like this.” Francis added that he agreed with the “zero tolerance” attitude of the Irish episcopate and admired Pope Benedict’s reforms – most of which he was later to quietly reverse.
+It was at exactly this time, however, that victims from Argentina were attempting to get the new pope’s attention.
+One, known to the press only as “Gabriel,” wanted to talk to Francis about the sexual abuse he suffered at the hands of Julio César Grassi, accused of molesting at least five boys, “who has been avoiding the sentences of the justice of Morón and the Court of Cassation.
+So far, judges and prosecutors at all instances found him guilty.”
+In case anyone thinks the Grassi-Gabriel case was not serious enough for the pope’s attention, Bishop Accountability summarises, “A year after Gabriel had filed criminal charges [2003] but before the start of Grassi’s trial, three men ransacked the survivor’s apartment and beat him.” These men threatened to kill him if he did not retract his testimony and quit the case.
+Ten years [after Gabriel filed criminal charges], in May 2013, with Grassi still free despite his conviction in 2009, “Gabriel and his attorney, Juan Pablo Gallego, brought a two-page letter addressed to Pope Francis to the office of the papal nuncio in Buenos Aires.
+An employee refused to accept the letter after learning of its topic and threatened to call security if Gabriel and Gallego did not leave the premises.”
+The group surmises that it was Bergoglio’s direct intervention with judges in the case that prevented a conviction against Grassi for so long and delayed his sentencing through multiple appeals.
+In 2006, then-Archbishop Bergoglio complained of a “media campaign” and claimed that the Grassi case was “different” from other accusations.
+During his criminal trial Grassi said Bergoglio “never let go” of his hand.
+In 2009, Grassi was convicted of two counts of aggravated sexual assault and corruption in the case of “Gabriel,” who was aged 13 at the time of the abuse, but the appeals dragged on until he was finally sent to prison in September 2013.
+Several more similar cases, all of whom were rebuffed in their attempts to meet with Bergoglio, are detailed here, for the strong-of-stomach.
+A virtuoso performance-liar
+Looking back and carefully examining his record, Jorge Bergoglio’s mastery of using the weaknesses of morally compromised men is becoming evident.
+It is arguable that even the members of the so-called “San Gallen Mafia” who apparently conspired to put him on Peter’s throne were used by him.
+But he is also a master of judging an audience and telling them what they expect to hear; a key skill for all grifters and confidence tricksters.
+Looking carefully at the infamous “Who am I to judge” comment, this was clear early on.
+The first part of that interview is a blatant and enormous lie, and it was from there that the pope moved on to his apology for homosexuality in general.
+Recall that this was the very first airplane interview, on the trip back to Rome from World Youth Day in Rio, a matter of weeks after his election.
+At the time, the papal apologists sprang instantly into action and we heard all about how the pope was talking strictly within the boundaries of Catholic doctrine.
+But perhaps in hindsight, we are ready to examine the full implications of his little speech, one that was clearly well-rehearsed.
+(Don’t forget, no question is asked in a papal interview without being thoroughly vetted ahead of time.
+Journalists must submit their questions well in advance.)
+This was the pope laying out his policy regarding homosexuality, a policy for which he was duly rewarded by being lauded on the cover of the homosexualist lobby’s US trade magazine.
+Read his full answer carefully:
+I see that many times in the Church, over and above this case, but including this case, people search for “sins from youth”, for example, and then publish them.
+They are not crimes, right?
+Crimes are something different: the abuse of minors is a crime.
+No, sins.
+
+But if a person, whether it be a lay person, a priest or a religious sister, commits a sin and then converts, the Lord forgives, and when the Lord forgives, the Lord forgets and this is very important for our lives.
+When we confess our sins and we truly say, “I have sinned in this”, the Lord forgets, and so we have no right not to forget, because otherwise we would run the risk of the Lord not forgetting our sins.
+That is a danger.
+
+This is important: a theology of sin.
+Many times I think of Saint Peter.
+He committed one of the worst sins, that is he denied Christ, and even with this sin they made him Pope.
+We have to think a great deal about that.
+
+But, returning to your question more concretely.
+In this case, I conducted the preliminary investigation and we didn’t find anything.
+This is the first question.
+Then, you spoke about the gay lobby.
+So much is written about the gay lobby.
+I still haven’t found anyone with an identity card in the Vatican with “gay” on it.
+They say there are some there.
+
+I believe that when you are dealing with such a person, you must distinguish between the fact of a person being gay and the fact of someone forming a lobby, because not all lobbies are good.
+This one is not good.
+
+If someone is gay and is searching for the Lord and has good will, then who am I to judge him?
+The Catechism of the Catholic Church explains this in a beautiful way, saying ... wait a moment, how does it say it ... it says: “no one should marginalize these people for this, they must be integrated into society”.
+The problem is not having this tendency, no, we must be brothers and sisters to one another, and there is this one and there is that one.
+The problem is in making a lobby of this tendency: a lobby of misers, a lobby of politicians, a lobby of masons, so many lobbies.
+For me, this is the greater problem.
+Thank you so much for asking this question.
+Many thanks.
+One of the pope’s favourite rhetorical techniques is a combination of Begging the Question and conspiracy.
+He starts by assuming, without any effort at defence or explanation, a point that concedes the whole issue.
+This was the first time a pope had ever used the political term “gay”.
+Not “homosexual,” not “same-sex attracted,” but “gay,” meaning that he started by adopting the entirety of the homosexualist movement’s linguistic manipulations.
+Language counts in politics, and a pope using that term means he is by implication starting the discussion – and his pontificate – by aligning himself with the basic tenets of a movement that is violently opposed to Catholic moral teaching, and in direct opposition to his immediate, and still living, predecessor.
+In this case too, he was addressing a plane load of journalists who were either secular themselves, or for the most part are the kind of Catholic who believes it is fine to “disagree” with Catholic teaching on sexuality.
+There are very few “conservative” Catholics in the Vatican journalist pool.
+This means that his use of this language was a conspiratorial wink and nod to his immediate audience, a sly message to say, “People talk all the time about a gay lobby, but you and I both know this is mostly nonsense, propaganda from those people… those conservatives…We cool and hip people don’t hate gays, do we?”
+This astonishing departure follows an implied but very clear assertion that Ricca has repented and given up his activity, an assertion that has absolutely no evidence to back it up.
+We are simply asked to take the pope’s word for it, but given that it follows his astoundingly brazen lie that there was no evidence for Ricca’s homosexual activity in the first place, we can take the assurance for what it seems to be worth.
+Next, after another little inside nudge-nudge-wink-wink joke about the “gay lobby” – implying (but of course never outright saying) that the whole thing is hysterical nonsense – we hear a direct contradiction to Catholic teaching from no less a source than his predecessor, Pope Benedict Ratzinger.
+“The problem is not having this tendency.” Well, actually, your holiness, yes it is, particularly in the case of priests.
+The “tendency” is called in the same catechism you quote “intrinsically disordered” and Ratzinger was very clear that this “tendency” is a sign of a serious emotional dysfunction that “must” preclude a man from being ordained.
+Squandering the capital of trust
+A few months ago in a piece for the Remnant, I talked about why the Church (and nearly all human societies) regard lying as a sin:
+A mistake many make about lying is to understand it only in terms of morality.
+But Thomas makes the point that it is first a matter of metaphysics.
+Lying is an act at variance in its essence with the nature of reality.
+Thomistic theology teaches that it is by lying that we become most like the devil, and most unlike God, because we are trying to change the nature of reality to suit our own purposes.
+Habitual lying in effect changes you into a different kind of being, one that is by nature an opponent of Truth, ordered against Truth.
+This of course means that a person whose “orientation,” as we might say, is towards falsehood, even when he is at any given moment saying something true, is still servicing his lies.
+He tells the truth only to continue to control and manipulate reality.
+It was not by violence, but by lying and manipulation, by issuing half-truths and pretending to be the kind of man he was not, that Shakespeare’s character Iago earned the title of most evil character in English literature.
+Human beings are naturally ordered towards the truth, and we have to work at assuming a lie.
+This is why confidence tricksters can be successful, why lying works for getting what you want; people don’t see it coming.
+The first natural assumption is trust, at least at the basic level of expecting truth most of the time.
+We therefore instinctively see lying as a betrayal of trust.
+Considering how much trust the Catholic faithful had in the papacy until about 1965, how much un-earned trust Francis started with just by being elected, this pontificate should be remembered as one of the great confidence scams in history.
+Believing Catholics have watched aghast as this pope has habitually trampled on every aspect of Catholic teaching.
+Sandro Magister recently published a piece on his website that listed in dizzying detail the many times, in only the last few months, that pope Francis has falsified with obvious intention, the words of Christ in Scripture and the teaching of the Church.
+Of course this would be of little interest to secular journalists, who have paid no mind to his habit of rewriting Catholicism, but the sex abuse crisis is something secular journalists are very interested in, a fact Bergoglio seems not to have understood.
+It is now irrefutable that Pope Bergoglio is a habitual liar – that in fact truth, like reality, seems to mean nothing to him except as a tool.
+Sociologists talk about the concept of the “high trust society,” one in which citizens believe what they are told by the elites and trust them to govern and protect them adequately.
+They warn that the general loss of trust in institutions leads to a general state of chaos, in which laws on the books matter little as citizens turn to their last resort of protecting themselves and their own families.
+This is the way societies disintegrate.
+It has been said many times that the sex abuse crisis has created a massive loss of trust in prelates among the Catholic faithful, and this is true.
+With a professional confidence trickster on the papal throne, blatantly using lies and manipulation to maintain power and ram through an agenda at radical variance with Catholic doctrine, how long before that predictable disintegration occurs?
+Are we seeing it already?
+Are we seeing it in the declarations of this or that episcopate on Amoris Laetitia and Communion for divorced and civilly remarried Catholics?
+With Cardinal Marx and others promoting “blessings” for “same-sex unions” are we going to be seeing an escalation of it?
+I have seen a veritable chorus of Catholics on social media declaring that if Paul VI is canonised, their loss of faith in the Church as an institution will be complete.
+I am told from contacts inside the Vatican that after the trip to Chile Bergoglio’s support has completely dried up.
+He has no more resources of trust even among the people he has chosen to surround himself with and after the reports of Cardinal Sandri going toe-to-toe with him in a shouting match, it seems that perhaps even his legendary vicious temper tantrums are failing to have the desired effect of terrorising his subordinates into submission.
+Marie Collins, by no stretch even a “conservative” Catholic, echoed this concern, saying the Barros affair has “definitely undermined credibility, trust, and hope” in Francis.
+“All I can say is that people who had a lot of hope in this particular pope, and I am talking about just ordinary Catholics that I know in my own parish, would find it very difficult now…and cannot understand and cannot believe that this particular pope has said the things he has said in the last few weeks,” she told the National Catholic Reporter.
+It may seem like a moment to enjoy, seeing the apparently unbreachable shell of papal teflon finally cracking, but in reality this situation is potentially very harmful for souls in the long run.
+There is a multitude of problems this pontificate has created or made worse that we will be dealing with for a long time after Bergoglio is gone, but perhaps one of the bigger ones will be the destruction of trust.
+Already fractured since the collapse of all Catholic institutions after Vatican II and the horrors of the sex abuse crisis, how much will there be to repair of the once-steadfast trust Catholics instinctively had in the Church after this?
+Notes:
+[1] “Not one victim has come forward in Chile; show me the proof.
+This is slander and calumny.
+Is that clear?”
+[2] The book “The Dictator Pope” relates that regular meetings between the pope and dicastery heads have been abolished and even high-ranking curia prefects are often unable to see the pope, whose appointments are now completely controlled by the Secretariat of State.
+It is certainly clear that no one sees the pope unless Cardinal Parolin approves, which may be the reason Cardinal Zen, in his efforts to warn Francis of the dangers of a Vatican deal with the communist Chinese government had to wait in the rain at a Wednesday general audience.
+[3] This is common in Italian journalism that has somewhat different standards from that of the Anglo world… and drives the rest of us spare.
+Italians care about getting a general picture of what’s going on, where Anglo-Saxons are considered weirdly obsessed with trivial details.
+[4] Though she never blamed the pope, Marie Collins complained that Vatican officialdom had simply not implemented the Commission’s recommendations.
+The time limit of the Commission’s members was allowed to lapse without renewal and though it was not dissolved formally the Commission has ceased to function with no word of any plan to revive it.
+[5] Probably a reference to the Inzoli case in which Francis overturned a previous sentence of a Vatican tribunal after the priest – now laicised – approached some of the pope’s close advisors for help, including Cardinal Coccopalmerio.
+[6] Not that anyone in Rome was trying very hard.
+Sandro Magister reported after the “Who am I to judge” comment, “Before the appointment, Francis had been shown, as is customary, the personal file on Ricca, in which he had not found anything unseemly.
+He had also heard from various personalities of the curia, and none of them had raised objections.”
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+The Sun is getting cooler and dimmer, but scientists aren’t worried
+
+In what is being considered a particularly rare event, scientists are projecting that the Sun will be an unusually cool customer by the year 2050.
+By combining data and observations from decades of Sun research, experts are predicting a “Grand Solar Minimum” will occur a few decades from now, making our parent star dimmer and cooler than it has been for a very long time.
+The Sun might look the same to you today as it has since the first time you laid eyes on it, but our star actually displays plenty of changes.
+The Sun goes through regular cycles of solar minimums and solar maximums, which are periods where the Sun is either quite calm (the minimum) or incredibly active (the maximum).
+These patterns repeat every 11 years or so, but new research suggests that there’s a pattern behind the pattern, and that a particularly cool solar minimum is on the way.
+The study, which was published in Astrophysical Journal Letters, was carried out by a team led by physicist Dan Lubin of the University of California, San Diego.
+After combing the data, Lubin’s team has forecasted a grand minimum that will be around seven percent cooler than the typical solar minimum, making it a particularly calm moment for our star.
+During a solar minimum, the Sun produces far fewer solar flares and sunspots, and as a result, much less ultraviolet radiation is shot out into space and towards Earth.
+This can have a number of effects on our planet, including changes in the thickness of the stratospheric ozone layer and temperatures far above ground.
+Those changes can affect weather, though forecasting specific differences has proven difficult.
+The grand minimum will be an exaggerated version of the typical solar minimum, and could produce some very noticeable effects.
+The most recent grand minimum is thought to have occurred back in the mid 1600s.
+The event, called the Maunder Minimum, is credited with plunging temperatures to the point where the Thames River and Baltic Sea froze over.
+However, other parts of the planet heated up, including Alaska and Greenland, to far above their normal highs.
+This temporary shakeup of temperatures could happen again, though the researchers say it will have very little effect on the overall global warming trend that mankind has created for itself.
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+Student says anti-Semitism still an issue in McGill student government
+
+The McGill student at the centre of anti-Semitic allegations says he’s certain the climate within student government will improve, after a report into the incident was made public this week.
+Noah Lew and two other students were voted off the Students’ Society of McGill University last October after they were identified as having pro-Israel viewpoints.
+They were since reinstated.
+A report made public this week by Spencer Boudreau concluded he could not determine if students who organized against the three board members had anti-Semitic intentions.
+Boudreau, a retired professor of education and former ombudsperson for students, however, said he understood why the students felt they were targeted because they are Jewish.
+After criticism from several Jewish groups both on and off campus, Boudreau issued a clarification to the report, saying he could not determine if the vote was motivated by anti-Semitism, but he acknowledged there were “in fact anti-Semitic effects felt by members of the Jewish community.”
+Speaking to the Montreal Gazette on Friday, Lew, the SSMU’s vice-president of finance for the Arts, said he was initially upset with the report, but felt vindicated by Boudreau’s clarification.
+“I thought this acknowledgement was very important and I really did appreciate that he clarified the matter,” he said.
+Jewish groups had criticized Boudreau’s report, saying it ignored anti-Semitic language used on Facebook by a group called Democratize SSMU.
+The group was urging students to vote against Lew, and two other board members who were deemed to be pro-Israel, alleging “layers of corruption” within the student government and favouritism in appointing board members, then singled out three members of the board “who are all either fellows at the Canadian Jewish Political Affairs Committee, an organization whose explicit mandate is to promote pro-Israel discourse in Canadian politics, or primary organizers for the anti-BDS initiative at McGill.”
+Boudreau made his clarification after it was pointed out the anti-Semitic language was published prior to the vote.
+While Democratize SSMU later apologized for the language and deleted it from its site, the damage had already been done, Boudreau concluded.
+Lew said he feels vindicated to some extent, but is concerned anti-Semitism is still a problem within student government.
+“There have been some steps taken by the administration and the student body in the right direction, but it’s certainly not over,” he said.
+In the months leading up to the vote, there had been other anti-Semitic incidents, including a tweet by Igor Sadikov, an elected representative of students in McGill’s faculty of arts, saying: “punch a zionist.”
+Among the measures taken by SSMU after the October vote was the creation of a committee looking into the issue of anti-Semitism within the student government, which Lew sits on.
+On Wednesday, McGill Principal Suzanne Fortier said the University wants to ensure a safe space for all students.
+“I would like to take this opportunity to make it clear that there is absolutely no place for anti-Semitism at McGill University and that, as principal and vice-chancellor, I will remain vigilant to ensure that all members of our community feel safe, welcomed and respected on our campuses.”
+In addition to ordering the report, Fortier set up a hotline to report incidents of of intolerance and a task force to investigate incidents of academic freedom and equity.
+Rabbi Reuben Poupko, the co-chair for Quebec of the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs, said it should be noted McGill in general is a safe space for Jewish students.
+However, he said any Jewish students thinking of being involved in student politics or activism “will have encounters that are profoundly disturbing and unpleasant.”
+He said McGill is not alone in this respect, as this is a continent-wide phenomenon within student politics.
+Democratize SSMU did not respond to a request for an interview.
+Related
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+Facebook.com/JasonMagderJournalist
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+Hungary PM Viktor Orban Vows to “Fight Those Who Want to Change the Christian Identity of Europe”
+
+Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has been somewhat of a lone voice in Europe against the Muslim invasion, and on Wednesday he gave a "Hungary First" speech in which he declared that he would "fight those who want to change the Christian Identity of Europe."
+“Our presidency has taken a stand: we cannot give in to extortion," Orban said in a video statement on Facebook.
+"For us, Hungary is first.
+We will fight those who want to change the Christian identity of Hungary and Europe.”
+Elnökségi ülés után Elnökségi ülés után // After the meeting of the presidency Posted by Orbán Viktor on Wednesday, February 7, 2018
+Orban's words are reminiscent of those of US President Donald Trump, who spoke about putting "America First."
+"The presidency of Fidesz has discussed yesterday the announcement of the Belgian Prime Minister, that they will – if necessary with force – obligate Central European countries, including Hungary, to accept migrants,” Orban stated.
+“According to their plan, this will happen in June at the summit of the prime ministers in Brussels," he added.
+“Our presidency has taken a stand: we cannot give in to extortion.
+For us, Hungary is first."
+“We will fight those who want to change the Christian identity of Hungary and Europe,” Orban concluded.
+According to the Hungarian Government's website, posted about the ultimatum that was given over the weekend.
+Over the weekend, Belgian prime minister Charles Michel spoke about sending “an ultimatum” to the Visegrád countries which “reject solidarity”.
+The essence of this ultimatum would be that if by the end of June a consensus is not reached in the council of EU heads of government, then the planned reforms would be adopted with a qualified majority vote which would overrule dissenters.
+Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó said on Tuesday,“Hungary will not become an immigrant country, it has never admitted and will never admit illegal immigrants."
+He also referred to Michel's ultimatum as unacceptable and shocking.
+“Hungary has never admitted and will never admit illegal immigrants, irrespective of whether there is any pressure in this direction along the borders or from Brussels,” Szijjártó said.
+“The Belgian Prime Minister’s statement is also outrageous because this is the first time that people in Brussels are openly planning to push the mandatory resettlement quota through by force while totally ignoring the will of certain EU member states."
+“We regard this whole thing as unacceptable and we reject it," he added.
+“The countries of the Visegrád Group do not support the introduction of any kind of mandatory quota.”
+“Perhaps it doesn’t bother the Belgian Prime Minister that there are no-go zones in many Western European cities, or that people with immigrant backgrounds have committed 27 major terrorist attacks in Europe recently, but this bothers the V4 because they do not want to live on a continent were the threat of terrorism becomes an everyday regularity," he continued.
+Just this week, we reported that Hungary had grown weary of the talks of pushing illegal Muslim migrants on their country and Europe, and was preparing to walk away from the negotiating table.
+Orban has taken a tough stance in Hungary.
+He has ordered all illegal Muslim invaders to get out of Hungary and never come back.
+In December, he said that he was not concerned with what Brussels wanted, but was determined to defend Hungary's borders.
+PM Orban has done just that, too.
+Orban's border wall virtually eliminated illegal immigration.
+Orban is openly Christian and seems to understand something that many do not and that is you do not allow a wholesale flood of antichrists to pour into your country.
+Were the Ammonites and Moabites not kept out of the assembly of Israel because of their hatred of the people of God?
+(Deuteronoy 23:3-6) Yes, they were.
+While Muslims need the Gospel for sure, one cannot allow such an influx into the country, or all you are asking for is the judgments God warned about in Deuteronomy 28.
+I say, well done Mr. Orban.
+I would like to hear more of that kind of talk from America's representatives.
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+Puerto Rico says to receive $16 bln in federal disaster aid
+
+By Nick Brown
+Feb 9 (Reuters) - Puerto Rico said on Friday it will receive $16 billion in federal aid under a disaster recovery package signed on Friday by U.S. President Donald Trump.
+That money includes nearly $7 billion announced on Wednesday and will help the bankrupt U.S. territory recover from September's Hurricane Maria, according to a statement on Friday from Governor Ricardo Rossello and Jenniffer Gonzalez, Puerto Rico's nonvoting member of the U.S. Congress.
+Rossello said on Wednesday that Puerto Rico would get $4.9 billion to shore up its near-insolvent Medicaid system and another $2 billion or so under the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program to repair its destroyed electric grid.
+On Friday, Rossello and Gonzalez said the island would receive a total of $11 billion under CDBG, a program run by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
+The additional portion would be used to help local businesses and repair and build new homes, they said.
+In addition to a slow recovery from Hurricane Maria, its worst natural disaster in 90 years, Puerto Rico is navigating the largest bankruptcy in U.S. government history, with a combined $120 billion in bond and pension debt.
+The aid announced on Friday provides just a fraction of the $94.4 billion Rossello has said the island needs to recover from cataclysmic damage to its infrastructure and housing stock, although Puerto Rico is eligible to participate in other programs that could increase the aid to $45 billion, according to Friday's statement.
+Congress could also appropriate more money later.
+The governor has asked Congress for $46 billion in CDBG funding alone.
+Home damage in Puerto Rico, where the poverty rate is around 46 percent, was exacerbated by the existence of hundreds of thousands of sub-standard "informal" homes, which are typically built by the owners themselves, without permits and often in squatter communities.
+"The work carried out in Washington - together with resident commissioner Jenniffer González - was able to deliver the message of the urgency of an allocation of funds that meets the needs of the Island," the governor said in Friday's statement.
+The disaster aid package signed by Trump on Friday - around $90 billion in total - covers a number of major disasters, including Hurricanes Irma, Harvey and Maria, as well as the recent California wildfires.
+(Reporting by Nick Brown; Editing by Cynthia Osterman)
+Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.
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+PressTV-Sun to cool down in next 30 years: Study
+
+Scientists say our Sun will likely enter a cooldown cycle as soon as 2050, but the phase has almost no effect on global warming.
+Physicist Dan Lubin at the University of California San Diego and two of his colleges managed to collect and observe relevant data for the past 20 years and came to the conclusion that the giant burning ball of gas in our planetary system might enter a “grand minimum” period of decreased ultraviolet radiation that would last for some 11 years by mid-century.
+“The cooldown… [is] a periodic event during which the Sun’s magnetism diminishes, sunspots form infrequently, and less ultraviolet radiation (UV) makes it to the surface of the planet,” researchers noted in a statement earlier this week, adding that “the event is triggered at irregular intervals by random fluctuations related to the Sun’s magnetic field.”
+The study, whose results were published in The Astrophysical Journal Letters, said the Sun is likely to be 6.9 percent cooler than its usual lowest amount of activity in the grand minimum.
+According to the researchers, the cooldown phase could echo those experienced in Europe in the mid-17th century, called the “Maunder Minimum,” or the prolonged sunspot minimum, during which temperatures were low enough to cause London's River Thames to freeze over on a regular basis and to freeze the Baltic Sea to such an extent that Swedish troops were able to invade Denmark in 1658 on foot by marching across the sea ice.
+However, scientists warned that it should not be assumed that the ultra-cooling of the sun would potentially prevent the negative effects of global warming.
+“The cooling effect of a grand minimum is only a fraction of the warming effect caused by the increasing concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere,” they said, adding, “After hundreds of thousands of years of CO2 levels never exceeding 300 parts per million in air, the concentration of the greenhouse gas is now over 400 parts per million, continuing a rise that began with the Industrial Revolution.”
+The study estimated that the Sun’s mid-century cooldown would probably only result in cooling the Earth by some 0.25 percent between 2020 and 2070.
+As a result, the temperature at the surface of our cosmic home would decrease by up to several tenths of a degree Celsius, which is not sufficient to stop global warming, but it could at least soften its effects in part.
+“Now we have a benchmark from which we can perform better climate model simulations.
+We can therefore have a better idea of how changes in solar UV radiation affect climate change,” said Lubin.
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+Online Sociology Course Founders Over Whether Australia is a Country
+
+I'm not all that concerned with students working toward a major in poetry, media studies or some of the more ridiculous courses some colleges offer.
+It's sociology that worries me.
+Sociology helped generate a whole range of fake new academic subjects while corrupting existing ones into a toxic stew of racism and meaningless jargon.
+All too often, all you need is some statistics software (or its online equivalent), a politically correct premise and absolute ignorance.
+Add the internet and you get a perfect storm of sociology stupidity.
+The story concerns Ashley Arnold, a 27-year-old working on an online sociology degree.
+As part of her final class, for which she paid almost $1,000, students were required to complete a project outline last month in which they would compare a social norm in the US and another country.
+For her "norm" Arnold picked social media use, and for her country she chose Australia.
+But when Arnold got her grade back on Feb. 1, she was shocked to see her professor had failed her.
+Why?
+Because, according to the teacher, "Australia is a continent; not a country."
+Sociology.
+You really don't need to know anything.
+The professor, who has a PhD in philosophy...
+Of course she does.
+I believe I got zero or partial credit because the instructor said, 'Australia is a continent; not a country.
+However, I believe that Australia is a country.
+The research starter on the SNHU’s Shapiro library written by John Pearson (2013) states, that Australia is the 'sixth-largest country in the world' (n.p.).
+The full name of the country is the Commonwealth of Australia, meaning Australia is both a continent and a country.
+Therefore, these sections of the rubric should be amended.
+Australia's nationhood is not a matter of belief.
+But we are in the age of, "My truth".
+And my truth has a different belief about Australia than yours does because of my degree of oppression.
+Finally,
+the professor responded: Thank you for this web-address
+
+After I do some independent research on the continent/country issue I will review your paper.
+Who can really say?
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+Police identify suspect in death of 2 Ohio police officers by SARAH WYNN, WSYX/WTTE Saturday, February 10th 2018 COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX/WTTE) - The Westerville Division of Police has identified the suspect in the death of two Westerville police officers as Quentin Lamar Smith.
+According to police, a call came into the Westerville Emergency Dispatch 911 center Saturday as a hang-up.
+When officers responded to Cross Wind Drive, shots were fired at them, killing Officer Anthony Morelli and Officer Eric Joering.
+The Westerville city manager said Joering, 39, spent 17 years on the force.
+Morelli, 54, had 30 years with Westerville police.
+The City of #Westerville suffered a tremendous loss today.
+@WestervillePD Officer Anthony Morelli and Officer Eric Joering were killed in the line of duty.
+Please keep our first responders and the officers’ families in your thoughts and prayers.
+#WestervilleStrong pic.twitter.com/GcN3Y4FRvr — City of Westerville (@tellwesterville) February 11, 2018
+Two white police officers were murdered when they went to a domestic violence call--someone had called 911, and the call had been cut off in the middle.
+The Latest: Police identify suspect in 2 officers' shootings By The Associated Press WESTERVILLE, Ohio — Feb 10, 2018 Police in Ohio have identified a 30-year-old man as a suspect in the fatal shooting of two police officers in a Columbus suburb, and released reports showing authorities have had several dealings with him, some involving alleged domestic violence.
+Westerville police late Saturday confirmed that the suspect is Quentin Lamar Smith.
+Authorities released incident reports showing police had been to his home or had dealings with him several times since 2017.
+In a Nov. 29 incident, police say his wife, 33-year-old Candace Smith, asked about protection orders because she and Quentin Smith weren't getting along.
+She accused her husband of threatening to kill her, their daughter and himself.
+She told police he had a gun.
+Police say officers Eric Joering and Anthony Morelli were shot around noon after responding to a "potential domestic situation."
+[More]
+The suspect, alive and injured, has been named as Quentin Lamar Smith:Neither the police nor the AP has published a picture of Quentin Lamar Smith, but internet detectives have found this guy as the likely perp:
+Arrest Information:
+Name: Quentin Lamar Smith
+Location: Westerville, Ohio
+Age: 30 years
+Processing Date: 06-22-2017
+Booking Charge:
+PROHIBITED ACTS
+A reminder that the Associated Press has an official policy of "not reporting race" when it's not "relevant".
+I can't think of anything less irrelevant than a black gunman shooting two white cops--after five years of the "Blacks Lives Matter" movement.
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+Police had previously gone to Ohio home where officers were killed
+
+Police in Ohio had previously gone to the home where a man fatally shot two police officers for three domestic disputes but no arrests were ever made, incident reports from the Columbus suburb of Westerville show.
+Westerville officers Eric Joering, 39, and Anthony Morelli, 54, were killed shortly after noon Saturday in this normally quiet suburb while responding to a 911 hang-up call.
+The suspect, 30-year-old Quentin Smith, was shot and wounded by the officers and taken to Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center in critical condition Saturday, a Westerville city spokeswoman said.
+The hospital would not provide updates on his condition Sunday.
+A series of 911 calls released by the city of Westerville provide some details about what happened Saturday at a complex of townhomes.
+Smith lived there with his wife, Candace, and a young daughter.
+Westerville police have provided few details about what happened inside the townhome.
+Westerville Police Chief Joe Morbitzer said at a news conference Saturday that Joering, a 16-year veteran, and Morelli, a 30-year-veteran, were shot immediately upon entering the residence.
+Columbus police are investigating the shootings.
+After the initial hang-up call at noon, a dispatcher called the number back and reached a woman who was crying and can be heard saying, "won't let me in."
+Officers are then sent to the home.
+At 12:12 p.m., an officer tells a dispatcher that it's "all quiet right now," followed by a door knock.
+At 12:13 p.m., after a dispatcher confirms contact has been made, a man's voice can be yelling, "We have shots fired."
+City of Westerville Police officers Anthony Morelli, 54, and Eric Joering, 39, were fatally shot while responding to a 911 call on Feb. 10, 2018 in Westerville, Ohio.
+Police officers Anthony Morelli, 54, and Eric Joering, 39, were fatally shot while responding to a 911 call on Feb. 10, 2018 in Westerville, Ohio.
+(City of Westerville) (City of Westerville)
+Four minutes later, someone, presumably a police officer, tells a dispatcher: "We have two officers down.
+Child on couch, one at gunpoint."
+It's unclear at what point Smith was shot.
+Other 911 calls show that Candace Smith was hiding in bushes in front of the home, pleading for help because her daughter is still inside the home while a dispatcher calmly tells her to stay there.
+"Please help," Candace Smith repeats several times in a call at 12:14 p.m. "He shot the police officers."
+Westerville police had gone to the couple's townhome for domestic disputes three times since September of last year.
+Joering and Morelli's names aren't listed on those calls.
+On Sept. 14, police responded to a call from Candace Smith that her husband was drunk and doing something to her car.
+A brief narrative from the officers says, "No dispute or argument."
+Candace Smith told officers they were separating, and that he left when she told him she was calling police.
+"Female has his key so she is not concerned about him coming back," the report said.
+A Nov. 29 report said Candace Smith went to the Westerville police station asking about a protection order.
+She told officers that Quentin Smith had come home drunk earlier in the week and had "forced himself on her," the report said.
+Candace Smith said she had found out that day she had been infected with a sexually transmitted disease, according to the report.
+Candace Smith also told officers that her husband had threatened to kill her, their daughter and himself if she left him.
+She said Smith always carried a gun despite being a convicted felon.
+Smith was convicted in Cuyahoga County, which includes Cleveland, of felony burglary and misdemeanor domestic violence charges in 2009 and was sentenced to four years in prison.
+Shortly after Candace Smith spoke with police at the Westerville station that day, police went to the home when Quentin Smith called to complain that his wife had locked him out of the house.
+They were told to stay in separate areas of the home.
+On Jan. 20, officers went to the home after Quentin Smith's mother called police to say the couple was arguing.
+They told police there weren't fighting
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+Ohio Cop Killing Suspect’s Wife Hid in Bushes While Husband Shot Officers, 911 Call Shows
+
+The wife of the Ohio man suspected of killing two police officers on Saturday hid in the bushes as she called 911 to report that her husband had shot the cops, according to an audio recording of the call.
+Westerville Police Department officers Eric Joering, 39, and Anthony Morelli, 54, were allegedly shot dead by Quentin Smith after responding to a 911 hangup call.
+The call, which prompted officers to respond to the scene, came in just around noon on Saturday.
+In it, a woman can be heard crying before the line goes dead, the Cincinnati Enquirer reported.
+After dispatchers' attempts to return the call sent them to voicemail, Joering and Morelli went to the house, which had a history of domestic violence calls, according to the Columbus Dispatch.
+Reuters Reuters
+In the following call, the woman pleads for help.
+“Please help, please help,” she asks the dispatcher.
+“My husband shot the police officers,” the woman adds, telling the dispatcher she is hiding in the bushes while her one-year-old daughter is inside.
+She reported Smith shot one of the officers as he came into the house.
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+“I don’t hear my daughter crying anymore,” the woman says.
+Officers later said they found her daughter on the couch and held Smith at gunpoint.
+Police have not released many details about the way the events transpired, but did say that Smith had injuries and was transported from the home.
+Authorities had responded to the house as recently as three weeks ago for a reported disturbance, records obtained by the Enquirer showed.
+At the time, the home's residents told police that there was nothing amiss.
+Smith’s wife had told police in November that her husband illegally carried a “gun all of the time,” according to the Enquirer.
+Smith was convicted of burglary in 2008, barring him for possessing a firearm.
+Authorities have not released which type of gun was used in the shooting.
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+Muslim Crime Stopper Sofian Zakkout's New Crush: Anti-Semite Pastor Steve Anderson
+
+For nearly two millennia, Jews have suffered persecution after persecution at the hands of those who used religion as a vehicle for hate and even mass murder.
+Recently, a video clip of anti-Semitic pastor Steve Anderson – making the claim that Jews have experienced such abuse because they have somehow been cursed – wound up on the personal Facebook page of South Florida Muslim leader Sofian Zakkout.
+According to Zakkout, who sits on the boards of two anti-crime groups, Anderson’s declaration “makes a lot of sense.” With statements like this from Zakkout and worse, why would groups committed to fighting crime continue to compromise themselves and sabotage their mission by affiliating with him?
+Sofian Abdelaziz Zakkout is the President of the American Muslim Association of North America (AMANA), a prominent Islamic organization headquartered in North Miami Beach, Florida.
+On January 25th, Zakkout posted onto his personal Facebook page a video clip of a speech made by Steve Anderson, the pastor of the Faithful Word Baptist Church in Tempe, Arizona.
+Anderson is notorious for calling for the killing of gays to end AIDS.
+In the clip, Anderson states the following: “And the Jews were scattered into all nations for literally 2000 years, right?
+For 1800 sum odd years.
+And by the way, everywhere they were scattered, they were persecuted, hated, treated badly.
+Why?
+‘Cause God’s blessing them?
+No.
+‘Cause they’re under the curse of God for having rejected the Lord Jesus Christ.”
+Blaming Jews for the extreme torment they endured for so long, which includes a Nazi Holocaust that took the lives of six million innocent Jews and so many others, is incredibly offensive.
+Indeed, statements and beliefs such as Anderson’s have provoked hatred and persecution of Jews.
+Towards the end of the clip, which is less than four minutes in length, Anderson throws the anti-Semitism in people’s faces.
+He zealously states, while drawing laughter from his small audience, “You say, ‘Why are you preaching against the Jews?’ Well, don’t come back next Wednesday night.
+Because, next Wednesday night, God’s wrath is on the Jews even more!”
+About the clip, on Facebook, Zakkout wrote above it, “Makes a lot of sense!” Of course, this is coming from someone [Zakkout] who regularly refers to Jews as “monkeys and pigs,” and in February 2016, circulated on social media a report claiming that “the Holocaust was faked.” The report calls the Holocaust “the biggest lie ever foisted upon humanity” and was produced by a media outlet which describes Hitler as “the greatest leader in modern Western history.”
+Both Anderson and Zakkout have been denounced by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) for their propagation of anti-Semitism.
+In July 2010, the ADL condemned Zakkout and his group AMANA for featuring an anti-Jewish video produced by former KKK leader and white supremacist David Duke on the AMANA website.
+The ADL described the video as “venomous.” In October 2015, Zakkout praised Duke, as “David Duke, a man to believe in!”
+Besides posting videos from Steve Anderson and David Duke on his Facebook page, Zakkout also, in July 2017, posted a four minute clip from a speech made by Nation of Islam (NOI) leader Louis Farrakhan.
+During the clip, Farrakhan repeatedly labels the Jewish people “Satan.” He states, “Really, they’re not Jews.
+No, that’s Satan.
+You should learn to call them by their real name, ‘Satan.’ You’re coming face to face with Satan, the Arch Deceiver, the enemy of God, and the enemy of the righteous.”
+Zakkout is also an ardent supporter of the terrorist organization Hamas, if not a member himself.
+In July 2014, he organized a pro-Hamas rally held outside the Israeli Consulate in downtown Miami.
+Rally goers repeatedly shouted, “We are Hamas” and “Let’s go Hamas.” After the rally, Zakkout wrote the following in Arabic, above photos from the event: “Thank God, every day we conquer the American Jews like our conquests over the Jews of Israel!” He signed it “Br.
+Sofian Zakkout.” The next month, Zakkout declared in Arabic, "Hamas is in my heart and on my head."
+All of the above testifies to hatred and intolerance, but it is even more disturbing given the fact that Zakkout sits on the boards of two anti-crime organizations: Crime Stoppers of Miami-Dade County and Citizens’ Crime Watch of Miami-Dade County.
+Serving alongside Zakkout on these boards are local politicians and law enforcement officials.
+One would think that they would find Zakkout’s actions and bigotry unacceptable, as well, yet Zakkout continues to serve unchallenged.
+If the board members of Crime Stoppers and Citizens’ Crime Watch do not wish to be associated with anti-Semitism or white supremacism or Hamas or Holocaust denial or Steve Anderson or David Duke or Louis Farrakhan, then they must cut ties with Sofian Zakkout.
+The time is long overdue that these groups maintain their credibility and remain true to their stated missions of protecting and safeguarding the American public.
+Sofian Zakkout’s bigoted and radical agenda is antithetical to this and is a documented threat to national security.
+His presence on the boards of both organizations constitutes an obscene travesty.
+Once and for all, these groups need to divorce themselves from Zakkout and repudiate what he stands for.
+Beila Rabinowitz, Director of Militant Islam Monitor, contributed to this report.
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+'Oumuamua: Space Cigar Is Still Spinning From Mysterious Violent Collision
+
+The solar system’s strange cigar-shaped visitor 'Oumuamua—Hawaiian for “scout” or “messenger”—is tumbling chaotically as the result of a violent collision.
+And the interstellar object will continue to spin for billions of years as it journeys through space, scientists have reported in a study published in Nature Astronomy.
+This is the latest of several revelations following the first-ever discovery of a solar system invader last October.
+Initially believed to be a comet, then an asteroid, scientists think the wandering “interstellar object” is a hunk of ice wrapped in organic sun-blocking material.
+M Kornmesser/ESO/Flickr
+"At some point or another it's been in a collision," Queen's University, Belfast, research fellow and lecturer Wes Fraser told the BBC.
+The research team watched 'Oumuamua’s brightness change over time to model exactly how it was spinning.
+'Oumuamua “appears to be in an excited rotational state undergoing non-principal axis rotation” the study authors wrote.
+This unusual “excited” movement is better known as “tumbling.”
+“Tumbling is an unusual state of rotation,” Fraser said during Sunday’s episode of the BBC’s long-running Sky at Night show.
+“It quickly starts to wobble around chaotically.”
+See all of the best photos of the week in these slideshows
+The icy cigar was probably knocked askew by a violent collision with another object.
+The researchers don’t know exactly when this happened, but suspect it took place before 'Oumuamua left its home stellar system.
+"It's hard to know if it was during planet formation or after the planet formation process," Fraser said during the show.
+"Certainly, more collisions happen while planets are growing than afterwards, so that’s a very good guess.
+But unfortunately we can’t get a high-resolution image of this thing to see what kind of crater is on it that might be attributed to the collision that caused it to start tumbling."
+The team think 'Oumuamua may eventually move less chaotically.
+"The tumbling actually causes stresses and strains internal to the object, and that slowly but surely squeezes and pulls on the object just like tides on the Earth to remove energy from the spin," Fraser said.
+But, at least for the next few billion years, the space invader is destined to continue its topsy-turvy spin.
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+NASA releases images captured at a record-breaking 3.79 billion miles from Earth
+
+NASA has a whole lot of fancy image-gathering hardware on Earth and in space, and we’ve seen countless of stunning snapshots taken from here on Earth as well as nearby planets like Mars, Jupiter and Saturn.
+The pictures are often gorgeously detailed eye candy, but the latest batch of images from the space agency is remarkable for an entirely different reason.
+Captured by NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft, the images were gathered at a greatest distance from Earth than any in the history of mankind.
+So, just how far is “the farthest ever”?
+Right around 3.79 billion miles.
+Yeah, it’s kind of crazy.
+There are three images in total, each focusing on a different distant object.
+The subjects include the ‘Wishing Well’ star cluster as well as two large objects in the Kuiper Belt which have never been observed from such a distance before.
+“New Horizons has long been a mission of firsts — first to explore Pluto, first to explore the Kuiper Belt, fastest spacecraft ever launched,” New Horizons Principal Investigator Alan Stern, of the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colorado, notes in a statement.
+“And now, we’ve been able to make images farther from Earth than any spacecraft in history.”
+The images, as seen above (Kuiper Belt objects) and below (Wishing Well cluster), are somewhat grainy and not the most detailed we’ve seen from NASA, but that doesn’t make the feat any less remarkable.
+New Horizons originally launched way back in early 2006, and it the spacecraft has made close passes of a number of planets during its more than a decade of cruising through our Solar System.
+Its primary mission was set to last roughly 10 years, but was extended once it became clear that the spacecraft was healthy enough to continue sending back observations for a while longer.
+Its new extended mission will wrap up in early 2021 after it performs a number of flybys of large objects in the Kuiper Belt that scientists want to learn more about.
+However, that might not be the last we hear from New Horizons, as its power source could continue to provide life into 2026 and beyond.
+If it makes it that long, NASA plans to use the spacecraft to study the outer heliosphere.
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+Evidence shows Pope Francis is a ‘principal in a cover-up’ of clergy sex-abuse in Chile: Expert
+
+NewsCatholic Church
+WASHINGTON, D.C., February 12, 2018 (LifeSiteNews) – Those familiar with Jorge Bergoglio in Argentina before he became Pope Francis say it is a “classic” move of his to provide “mercy” to clergy who are sexual predators while asking everybody else to simply “move on,” said attorney and child advocate Elizabeth Yore on an EWTN show last week.
+“I think this is a misplaced mercy.
+It is mercy for the predator priests,” she told EWTN’s Raymond Arroyo on the February 8 episode of World Over.
+“There are many people who know the Pope from Argentina who have said this is classic Bergoglio to provide mercy to the predators and ask everybody else to move on,” she added.
+(See original The World Over program segment on this issue that begins at 47 seconds into the video below)
+Yore, who has handled child abuse investigations and clergy abuse investigations throughout her legal career, was commenting on the latest sexual abuse case to touch the Francis papacy, in this case where the Pope appointed a bishop with a history of complicity in child sex abuse.
+The Pope’s claim that he had never received any victim testimony regarding the complicity of Chilean Bishop Juan Barros in child sex abuse has proven to be false.
+“The Barros case is putting the Pope, for the first time, in the middle as a principal in a cover-up,” Yore said during the interview.
+Yore said that not only is it now known that the Pope received a letter from one of the victims, but it is also now known that he was “told from the moment he appointed Bishop Barros in 2015 that this was a bad decision.”
+“The Chilean Archbishop conference told him to revoke this appointment.
+He received petitions and letters and calls, yet, ignored them all,” she said.
+As details continue to surface, the pontiff’s professed empathy for abuse victims has come into question as well.
+Yore called the child sex abuse case involving infamous Chilean priest abuser Father Fernando Karadima and Bishop Juan Barros “a scandal of epic proportions.”
+The scandal signals that the Church under Francis is slipping backwards in its handling of abuse, said Yore.
+Yore called the example Pope Francis set in the way he handled the abuse information “extremely dangerous.”
+“But it is extremely dangerous as the head of the Catholic Church — you know, the last appeal — that this is the kind of behavior that is going to be mimicked around the world by bishops, [who will say] ‘Well if the Pope is not going to intervene and impose zero tolerance, why should I?’”
+Reports say Pope Francis personally received the eight-page letter from the Chilean victim graphically detailing the alleged abuses by Karadima and linking Barros as having witnessed and covered up the abuse.
+The alleged abuse took place decades prior to Francis’s 2015 appointment of Barros to the Diocese of Osorno in southern Chile.
+Pope Francis received the victim’s letter in 2015, its author and a member of Francis’s sex abuse commission have said, contradicting the Pope’s recent insistence that no victims had come forward in the matter and no evidence had been produced.
+Francis encountered protests in Chile over his defense of Barros during his visit there last month, calling the accusations against the priest “calumny.”
+While Francis later apologized, he persisted in defending Barros, denying that he had received any testimony himself and restating that such unproven accusations are “slander.”
+The Pope later said he would send Malta Archbishop Charles Scicluna – the former top Vatican abuse investigator - to Chile to investigate the matter.
+Expectations were high in 2014 when the Pope created the abuse commission.
+And while he has continually condemned clergy sex abuse throughout his pontificate, some have argued his actions in some serious cases don’t match his tough stances on abuse.
+Four members of the commission had met with Cardinal O’Malley in 2015, conveying their objections to Francis’s 2015 appointment of Barros as bishop of Osorno.
+It was at the meeting with O’Malley that the abuse commission representatives reportedly gave the letter to the cardinal to deliver to Francis, and O’Malley later confirmed to a commission member that he had in fact personally delivered the letter to the Pope.
+Yore explained that the Pope has been told from the moment he appointed Barros in 2015 that it was a bad decision, between the Chilean bishops’ conference, petitions, letters and calls, that were all ignored.
+Further, a Chilean judicial inquiry found all the victims who testified — including the letter’s author Juan Carlos — to be credible, and that there was a major cover-up of the abuse by Father Karadima.
+Arroyo spoke with Cruz as well, who said he was “incredibly frustrated” when Barros was going to be appointed.
+He’d testified about three bishops who had witnessed abuse, he said, but Barros had special significance for him because Barros’ part went beyond witnessing the abuse, to violating his seal of Confession with Karadima and psychological abuse through intimidation.
+Cruz recounted how he and other victims had been dismissed or slandered by local Church hierarchy for numerous attempts to be heard.
+And he spoke about holding out hope that there would be a different response from the Pope, discussing specifics of getting the letter to the Francis via Cardinal O’Malley.
+Cruz told Arroyo he was really hurt and felt betrayed by the Pope’s comments that the accusations were slander, and there were no witnesses or evidence.
+“To hear him talk about us that way,” Cruz said, “calling us slanderers, it was terrible because it set the clock back for so many victims.”
+Scicluna will be meeting with Cruz, who said he hopes other abuse survivors will be heard as a result of his case coming more to the forefront.
+“This leaves us with very strong evidence that the Pope was, in fact, aware of what has happened,” Yore said.
+“Here we have victims 10, 15 years after their abuse, begging the Pope, having to take pictures of a letter that’s handed to a cardinal to ensure that there is evidence that the Pope is receiving this information.”
+The whole of Latin America, including Argentina, was well aware of what was happening when this case broke in Chile in 2010, Yore noted, and yet the Pope continues to shrug his shoulders and say he has no information.
+This was precisely what he’d been saying when he was cardinal and archbishop in Buenos Aires, she said, that no one ever came forward with information, and there were never any cases of clerical abuse in the entirety of the two-million-plus member Archdiocese of Buenos Aires.
+“This isn’t just simply a cover-up of a predator priest,” Yore stated.
+“This is Barros present, in the room when the abuse is ongoing with these young minor boys.”
+She said she would argue as a child advocate that Barros was involved in sexual exploitation of children.
+“So I don’t think this is simply just a case, as bad as it is, of a cover-up of an abuser,” she said.
+“This is also sexual exploitation of children in a grooming gang, a predator priest.
+This is why it is so heinous.”
+Yore said that given the Church’s sex abuse crisis, one would have thought going into the 2013 conclave (which elected Francis) that an obvious priority in vetting candidates for the papacy would have meant a serious look at their history of handling abuse allegations in their previous sees.
+There are more cases out there just like Barros that have been covered up, Yore told Arroyo, maybe even some even worse than the Barros case.
+“Those cases are going to be haunting this papacy and really causing a rift in the major protection of children that Pope Benedict had worked very hard to really build up,” she said.
+“Trust within the faithful and to put in a system that was going to root out the predators.
+And I think that has just been blown up and I think we are back to square one in the Vatican."
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+America's Immigration Voice.
+
+Candidate Donald Trump may have promised to extricate us from Middle East wars, once ISIS and al-Qaida were routed, yet events and people seem to be conspiring to keep us endlessly enmeshed.
+Friday night, a drone, apparently modeled on a U.S. drone that fell into Iran's hands, intruded briefly into Israeli airspace over the Golan Heights, and was shot down by an Apache helicopter.
+Israel seized upon this to send F-16s to strike the airfield whence the drone originated.
+Returning home, an F-16 was hit and crashed, unleashing the most devastating Israeli attack in decades on Syria.
+Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu says a dozen Syrian and Iranian bases and antiaircraft positions were struck.
+Monday's headline on The Wall Street Journal op-ed page blared:
+"The Pentagon and State Department have already condemned Iran and thrown their support behind Israel.
+The question now is whether the Trump administration will go further.
+... Secretary of State Rex Tillerson (has) affirmed that the U.S. seeks not only to ensure its allies' security but to deny Iran its 'dreams of a northern arch' from Tehran to Beirut.
+A good way to achieve both objectives would be back Israel's response to Iran's aggression--now and in the future."
+Op-ed writers Tony Badran and Jonathan Schanzer, both from the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, The FDD is an annex of the Israeli lobby and a charter member of the War Party.
+Chagai Tzuriel , who heads the Israeli Ministry of Intelligence, echoed the FDD: "If you (Americans) are committed to countering Iran in the region, then you must do so in Syria--first."
+Our orders have been cut.
+Iran has dismissed as "lies" and "ridiculous" the charge that it sent the drone into Israeli airspace.
+If Tehran did, it would be an act of monumental stupidity.
+Not only did the drone bring devastating Israeli reprisals against Syria and embarrass Iran's ally Russia, it brought attacks on Russian-provided and possibly Russian-manned air defenses.
+Moreover, in recent months Iranian policy--suspending patrol boat harassment of U.S. warships--appears crafted to ease tensions and provide no new causes for Trump to abandon the nuclear deal Prime Minister Hassan Rouhani regards as his legacy.
+Indeed, why would Iran, which, with Assad, Russia and Hezbollah, is among the victors in Syria's six-year civil war, wish to reignite the bloodletting and bring Israeli and U.S. firepower in on the other side?
+In Syria's southeast, another incident a week ago may portend an indefinite U.S. stay in that broken and bleeding country.
+To recapture oil fields lost in the war, forces backed by Assad crossed the Euphrates into territory taken from ISIS by the U.S. and our Kurd allies.
+The U.S. response was a barrage of air and artillery strikes that killed 100 soldiers.
+What this signals is that, though ISIS has been all but evicted from Syria, the U.S. intends to retain that fourth of Syria as a bargaining chip in negotiations.
+In the northwest, Turkey has sent its Syrian allies to attack Afrin and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has threatened Manbij, 80 miles to the east, where U.S. troops commingle with the Kurd defenders and U.S. generals were visible last week.
+Midweek, Erdogan exploded: "(The Americans) tell us, 'Don't come to Manbij.'
+We will come to Manbij to hand over these territories to their rightful owners."
+The U.S. and Turkey, allies for six decades, with the largest armies in NATO, may soon be staring down each other's gun barrels.
+Has President Trump thought through where we are going with this deepening commitment in Syria, where we have only 2,000 troops and no allies but the Kurds, while on the other side is the Syrian army, Hezbollah, Russia and Iran, and Shiite militias from Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan?
+Clearly, we have an obligation not to abandon the Kurds, who took most of the casualties in liberating eastern Syria from ISIS.
+And we have a strategic interest in not losing Turkey as an ally.
+But this calls for active diplomacy, not military action.
+And now that the rebels have been defeated and the civil war is almost over, what would be the cost and what would be the prospects of fighting a new and wider war?
+What would victory look like?
+Bibi and the FDD want to see U.S. power deployed alongside that of Israel, against Iran, Assad and Hezbollah.
+But while Israel's interests are clear, what would be the U.S. vital interest?
+What outcome would justify another U.S. war in a region where all the previous wars in this century have left us bleeding, bankrupt, divided and disillusioned?
+When he was running , Donald Trump seemed to understand this.
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+Austrian bishop forcefully rejects German Bishops’ idea of blessing homosexual unions
+
+NewsCatholic Church
+SALZBURG, Austria, February 13, 2018 (LifeSiteNews) – The indignation about Cardinal Reinhard Marx and Bishop Franz-Josef Bode – the President and the Vice President of the German Bishops' Conference – and their direct or more indirect encouragement of blessing homosexual unions is growing by the day.
+Now Bishop emeritus Andreas Laun – one of the signatories of the Kazakh “Profession of Truth about Sacramental Marriage” – has written a strong commentary for the Austrian Catholic news website Kath.net on the recent episcopal initiatives coming out of Germany.
+In the following, we shall present to our readers the essential parts of Bishop Laun's statement, in our English translation from the German.
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+Dear Cardinal Marx and dear Bishop Bode, there is only one Catholic answer: No!
+And your addition “in individual cases” is absolutely worthless, it has no argumentative force.
+A clear statement by Bishop Andreas Laun for Kath.net.
+Cardinal Marx and also Bishop Bode have now opened up to the idea to offer homosexual couples a blessing.
+Why not, one could say, since the Church is ready to bless nearly everything on the earth?
+Now, the Church especially blesses people, but also deeds and objects.
+The Jesuit Father Eckhard Bieger writes in the Internet about Catholic blessings:
+For Catholics, really everything can be blessed, not only places of worship, chalices, and the faithful after each prayer service – whether after a Mass, or after the prayers for the hours of the day.
+The blessing is also not limited to rosaries or religious medal, but one may also bless cars, factory halls, animals, herbs, and much more.
+Some blessings are only to be made by priests and deacons, especially when it is about objects of worship such as chalices or vestments.
+But parents can bless their children.
+The faithful may also take home holy water and sprinkle it on members of the family, but also the stable and the animals, thus blessing them.
+[...]
+What kind of hope is connected with a blessing?
+With regard to the car, certainly the wish for heavenly protection – sometimes also expressed with the help of a medal of St. Christopher, the patron saint of car drivers.
+With the weather blessing, one prays explicitly for protection against hail, lightning and drought.
+[…]
+To bless always means that something shall flourish, because only then when there is a blessing upon a cause or a project, will something good come out of it.
+The blessing comes from God, He is being addressed in the form of a request; and it is given to people, objects, and buildings, with the help of the sign of the cross, holy water, and incense.
+[…]
+But now concerning the question of Cardinal Marx, and not a few of the priests, the answer is simple: one may ask for God's blessing for sinners, but not for the sin.
+That is to say, one could not consecrate a brothel, one could not bless a concentration camp or weapons which are not explicitly ordained for hunting or for legitimate self-defense.
+Therefore it is clear that one may not bless a relationship which is sinful; [one may not bless] the mafia; no blessing for organizations or institutions which promote or procure abortions or which propagate ideologies which are against the Faith, antisemitic contents, or other forms of racist thought.
+If one considers and weighs this matter, one knows: one may not bless a union of two homosexual men or of lesbian women.
+Of course [one could bless] two men or women who are de facto homosexual, and that it what happens in each Holy Mass which is being attended by them.
+This blessing – which is not related to their acts – is being received also by all the other sinners, and the Church thereby hopes that they will convert under the influence of God's Grace!
+This position which is really simple and easily to be understood has been clearly and convincingly presented – since the statement of the two bishops [Marx and Bode] – by several Christians: by Archbishops Ludwig Schick (Germany) and Charles Chaput (USA); by the German-speaking theologians Hubert Windisch and Markus Büning.
+I am sure there are many many others, too, who think alike, but whom I do not know.
+Dear Cardinal Marx and dear Bishop Bode, there is only one Catholic answer: No!
+And your addition “in individual cases” is absolutely worthless, it has no argumentative force.
+What would St. John the Baptist have said if Herod, taking for himself his brother's wife, would have excusingly called himself an “individual case”!
+The idea to bless sinful conduct is really what Isaiah described quite vividly, as follows: “Woe to you that call evil good, and good evil: that put darkness for light, and light for darkness: that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter.” [Isaiah 5:20]
+Is this not exactly what Cardinal Marx – and others who are thinking like him – are doing?
+If one were to place on a bottle of sour cucumbers a tag “honey,” the cucumbers still remain sour!
+Even blessing bishops cannot change that.
+Nor can the pope, in calling for a cultural revolution, especially since he does not explain what he exactly means by it.
+He says that he “allows himself” to talk like that – but if one dares something, one might win, but one also can perish.
+That seems to catch on these days.
+For example, the Italian moral theologian, Maurizio Chiodi, recently claimed in his talk at the Gregorian Pontifical University that contraception is sometimes not only not forbidden, but even demanded!
+To contradict two popes – whom the Church has already “beatified” the one and “canonized” the other – so shortly after their deaths, and in such a radical and open manner, probably has never happened before in the Church's history.
+Isaiah says that such people draw unto them God's punishment, with thick cords!
+Nevertheless, one should wish for Cardinal Marx, Bishop Bode, and Professor Chiodi that they sleep well.
+Whether their conscience will allow it, is not so certain; but if it does not [allow it], it would certainly be a hope for their conversion.
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+Cardinal Müller: Blessing homosexual couples would be an ‘atrocity’
+
+NewsCatholic Church
+BRATISLAVA, Slovakia, February 13, 2018 (LifeSiteNews) – Former Vatican doctrine chief Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller has decried the Church's current adaptation to the modern world and rejected the idea of blessing homosexual couples.
+The remarks, made in a February 6 talk in Slovakia, indirectly respond to new initiatives coming from Germany, especially from Cardinal Reinhard Marx and Bishop Franz-Josef Bode.
+Cardinal Müller, former Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, spoke at a conference on John Paul II's encyclical Veritatis Splendor at the Comenius University in Bratislava, organized by the Slovakian Bishops' Conference.
+In remarks after his address, reported by the German Catholic newspaper Die Tagespost, the cardinal made it clear what he thinks about the recently presented German idea of blessing homosexual unions, even if only in individual cases: “If a priest blesses a homosexual couple, then this is an atrocity at a holy site, namely, to approve of something that God does not approve of.”
+According to the Tagespost report, Cardinal Müller said in his address that he regrets the separation of the Church's doctrinal and moral teaching and called Christianity a “theocentric humanism.” He said the “submissive change of the Church into a NGO for the embetterment of the this-worldly life conditions” is a “suicidal modernization” that denies mankind the Truth of God.
+In this context, the German cardinal also criticized Martin Luther's own denial of man's free will and his teaching about the total depravity of man that separates morality from the relationship with God.
+Morality, Müller explained, is rooted in Grace; that is why any teaching about “rules and exceptions” ignores the character of the ethics of the Covenant and of Grace.
+In the discussion following his talk, Cardinal Müller also responded to questions concerning Pope Francis' post-synodal exhortation, Amoris Laetitia.
+The cardinal said that he is “not happy” about the fact that there are different interpretations of this papal text by some bishops' conferences.
+“In dogmatic questions, there cannot be a plurality,” he added.
+There is only one Magisterium, he said, and bishops' conferences can only decide about pastoral questions.
+Contradictory conceptions concerning the Sacraments, said the cardinal, lead into chaotic conditions.
+Thus, explained the cardinal, the Sacraments have to be celebrated the way Christ Himself willed it when he instituted them.
+The controversial eighth chapter of Amoris Laetitia has to be understood “in an orthodox way,” namely that “he who lives in the state of mortal sin cannot receive Holy Communion.” It is, in Müller's eyes, the pope's duty “to unite the Church, that is what the pope is there for.” This is what he, Müller, himself told the pope: when the bishops' conferences present different interpretations of Amoris Laetitia, the Church enters “into a situation like the one before the Reformation.”
+Archbishop Stanislav Zvolensy, President of the Slovakian Bishops' Conference and archbishop of Bratislava, told Die Tagespost that Veritatis Splendor is not only still valid, but shows timeless truths.
+Promulgated 25 years ago, the encyclical rejects authoritatively the theory of situation ethics, a theory that seems to be getting again much attention in our time, for example by theologians such as Professor Maurizio Chiodi.
+Professor Livio Melina, the former President of the Pontifical John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and the Family, was another speaker at the February 6 conference.
+He stressed that Amoris Laetitia has to be “read in the context of the magisterial instructions of the encyclical Veritatis Splendor, which recalls the connection between conscience and truth, as well as the necessity of a well-formed conscience.” In returning to that encyclical, explained the Italian professor and theologian, Amoris Laetitia could be given a hermeneutic in light of a “continuity with the Magisterium of the Church.” He also said: “The Commandments are an expression of the Love of God for us.
+If we fulfill them, we are united with God.”
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+60 Illegal Aliens Apprehended In Texas Stash Houses
+
+RIO GRANDE CITY, Texas – In separate incidents, Border Patrol agents disrupt two stash houses resulting in the apprehension of 60 illegal aliens.
+On Saturday, February 10, Rio Grande City Border Patrol agents responded to a residence to assist local law enforcement.
+A welfare check at the residence yielded 35 illegal aliens from Mexico and Guatemala.
+On Sunday, February 11, the Rio Grande City Station received a call from a concerned citizen regarding suspicious activity at a residence.
+Agents and local law enforcement responded and discovered 25 illegal aliens from Mexico, Guatemala, and Brazil.
+Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) McAllen Office arrested one individual in connection to Sunday’s enforcement action.
+No further details were released.
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+Puerto Rico Hurricane Recovery Worsened By Nearly 1 Million Homes Built Illegally
+
+After Hurricane Maria barreled through Puerto Rico in September 2017, it left hundreds of thousands of people displaced and 80 to 90 percent of homes destroyed in some communities.
+But even before the hurricane, housing in the U.S. territory—where 43.5 percent of people live below the poverty line—was in crisis, and many homes on the island were built with salvaged fixtures and without permits, insurance or inspections.
+Government officials say about half of the housing in Puerto Rico was built illegally and without a permit, The Miami Herald reported Wednesday, which could amount to as many as 1 million homes.
+Puerto Rico's housing secretary, Fernando Gil, says the number of homes destroyed by the hurricane totals about 70,000 so far, and homes with major damage have amounted to 250,000 across the island.
+RICARDO ARDUENGO/AFP/Getty Images
+After 2011, the territory adopted a uniform building code that required structures to be built to withstand winds of up to 140 miles per hour.
+According to the National Weather Service, Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico with winds up to 155 mph.
+Many buildings on the island were built under a prior code demanding protection against 125-mph winds.
+Furthermore, numerous homes have been built without any sort of permit at all.
+"It’s definitely a housing crisis," Gil told Reuters last week.
+"It was already out there before, and the hurricane exacerbates it."
+One resident of Puerto Rico's Caño Martín Peña neighborhood, Gladys Peña, told the Herald that her home was built by people in her neighborhood and that fixtures for the dwelling were gathered from abandoned structures.
+"The one who designed it was me," she said.
+Florida Governor Rick Scott's office estimated that over 318,000 evacuees arrived in the state in the wake of the hurricane, and Federal Emergency Management Agency aid for Puerto Ricans living in Florida hotels will start to expire Friday.
+Still, about one-third of Puerto Rico is without power.
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+Last Friday, President Donald Trump signed an order giving Puerto Rico $16 billion in disaster recovery aid, $2 billion of which will be used to repair the electric grid under the federal Community Development Block Grant program.
+Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced it would provide $1.5 billion to help rebuild housing in Puerto Rico after devastation from both Maria and Hurricane Irma, which skirted the island a couple of weeks before, through HUD's Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery program.
+Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rosselló estimated in November that it will take $31 billion to rebuild housing in the territory.
+The governor requested the money from the federal government, as the territory itself is bankrupt.
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+One Trillion Stars
+
+The nearest neighboring major galaxy to the Milky Way is the Andromeda Galaxy.
+The large galaxy is stunning in size and has around three times as many stars as the Milky Way does.
+It can easily be seen with the naked eye from Earth, and it is found in the constellation of Andromeda, from which its name originates.
+Far from being just a pretty sight in the sky, the Andromeda Galaxy is an impressive, turbulent patch of the cosmos.
+It is even expected to collide with the Milky Way years down the road.
+If you find that fascinating, then you are going to enjoy these ten amazing facts about the Andromeda Galaxy.
+10 Also Known As Messier 31
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+Our closest neighboring galaxy is also known as Messier 31 or M31.
+The name came from Charles Messier, the French astronomer who catalogued the large galaxy.
+Messier documented many objects in the skies of the Northern Hemisphere, and they are collectively known as the Messier objects or the Messier Catalog.
+(Note that Messier wasn’t always the first to observe the objects in his catalog.)
+In 1757, he had begun searching for Halley’s Comet, but the calculations given to him had sent him to a different section of the sky.
+That wrong section of the sky is where he observed a nebula that became the first entry in the catalog: M1, also known as the Crab Nebula.
+In 1764, Charles Messier added M31 to his catalog.
+By the end of the year, he had added a total of 38 objects.
+By 1781, he had logged a total of 103 objects into his catalog, 40 of which had been found by Messier himself.
+[1]
+9 Named After The Andromeda Constellation
+Photo credit: Keilana, Roberta Mura
+If you look up into the northern night sky between Cassiopeia’s “W” asterism and the Great Square of Pegasus, you will find the constellation Andromeda.
+The star pattern was named after the mythical princess Andromeda, the wife of the Greek hero Perseus.
+The constellation was first cataloged by the Greek astronomer Ptolemy in the second century, and it is also known by the names of Chained Maiden, Persea, or Cepheis.
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+The Andromeda constellation is also home to various other deep sky objects.
+Andromeda is located outside the galactic plane, and it does not contain any clusters or nebulae of the Milky Way; it does contain other visible galaxies, though.
+The most famous of these galaxies is, of course, the Andromeda Galaxy, which gets its name from the large constellation.
+The constellation is best-known for the Andromeda Galaxy, which is one of the most famous objects in the sky that can be seen with the naked eye.
+[2]
+8 Larger Than The Milky Way
+In astronomy, a light-year is a commonly used unit to measure distance, but some astronomers prefer to use a unit called the parsec.
+When referring to something larger, they use kiloparsecs, which are equal to 1,000 parsecs, and megaparsecs, equal to one million parsecs.
+The Milky Way measures about 100,000 light-years or 30 kiloparsecs across.
+This may seem large, but it is rather small when compared to other galaxies.
+The Andromeda Galaxy has an approximate diameter of 220,000 light years, which is more than double of that of the Milky Way.
+It is the largest galaxy in the Local Cluster.
+If it were bright enough, the Andromeda Galaxy would appear larger than the Moon in the sky (as depicted above), even with it being much farther away.
+The galaxy is 9.5 trillion kilometers away from Earth, whereas the Moon is only 384,400 kilometers (238,900 mi) away—that should give you a better understanding of just how big the galaxy really is.
+[3]
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+Solar Storm Will Strike Earth Tonight, ‘Weak Power Grid Fluctuations’ Possible
+
+The NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center forecasts an aurora could light up the sky above areas in the United State including Michigan and Maine.
+A solar storm, which occurred Monday, is expected to strike Earth tonight.
+On Monday, the sun spit out a slew of charged particles in a moderate solar flare.
+These particles are now making their way towards Earth.
+The planet’s magnetic field will block most of the particles, but some will make it into Earth’s atmosphere.
+The particles collect at the north and south poles and interact with atmospheric gases to create the aurora borealis or the Northern Lights.
+And some say this show could be quite spectacular.
+Solar flares have been known to cause power grid failures, but it looks like we’ll only get the light show this time.
+Although a grid failure is possible, it is unlikely.
+According to Seeker, the forecast calls for a high probability of a G-1 or “minor” storm, which could strengthen to a G-2 or “moderate” storm depending on how the stream of particles hit the Earth.
+Geomagnetic storms are ranked on a scale, with G at the bottom, R in the middle, and S as the most severe.
+Forecasts now say the particles will give our planet a glancing blow.
+Although this storm has been categorized as “G-1,” which means it is minor, it could still cause some havoc down on Earth.
+Solar flares and particle ejections are associated with sunspots — dark areas on the sun’s surface — that host intense magnetic activity.
+As the magnetic fields in a sunspot cross, NASA stated, this can cause a sudden energy explosion, also known as a solar flare.
+This sends radiation out into space, and that radiation can be hurled toward the Earth.
+G1-level storms, such as Monday’s, may affect migratory animals, and can cause “weak power grid fluctuations.” The barrage of particles may even have a minor impact on satellites.
+A gird failure would almost immediately fling the United States into a state of panic, and it’s always good to be prepared just in case.
+But it doesn’t look like there will be any serious damage to the power grid because of this storm as of right now.
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+A colossal Neptunian storm just vanished before our eyes
+
+You don’t have to look far for fresh news about Mars, Saturn, or Jupiter these days, but Neptune doesn’t always get the same kind of attention.
+The big frigid blue ball is the farthest planet from the Sun — since we don’t count Pluto as a planet anymore — and it hasn’t been studied with the same intensity of many of the others.
+Thankfully the Hubble Space Telescope hasn’t lost interest in the distant planet, because it just captured one of Neptunes massive storms losing steam as it roars across the planet.
+Storms on Neptune appear as giant dark ovals, a bit like Jupiter’s Great Red Spot.
+However, unlike Jupiter’s centuries-old storm, Neptune’s hurricane-like weather events only last a few years at a time before eventually dissipating.
+Of course, that’s not to say the storms are insignificant — many are large enough to swallow and entire continent here on Earth — so watching one breathe its dying gasps is still a special sight.
+The planet, which NASA says is the windiest in our Solar System, hosts regular storms which appear as large spots on its surface, but scientists are still at a loss as to how they actually occur.
+“We have no evidence of how these vortices are formed or how fast they rotate,” Agustín Sánchez-Lavega of the University of the Basque Country in Spain explains.
+“It is most likely that they arise from an instability in the sheared eastward and westward winds.”
+The observation of this particular storm dying out is significant because it’s the very first time one of Neptune’s storms has been observed in such a way.
+It also goes against everything that scientists thought they knew about how forms on Neptune live and die.
+“It looks like we’re capturing the demise of this dark vortex, and it’s different from what well-known studies led us to expect,” said Michael H. Wong of the University of California at Berkeley says.
+“Their dynamical simulations said that anticyclones under Neptune’s wind shear would probably drift toward the equator.
+We thought that once the vortex got too close to the equator, it would break up and perhaps create a spectacular outburst of cloud activity.”
+But this storm stayed its course, dying out in a horizontal path that didn’t bring it towards the Neptunian equator at all, forcing scientists to go back to the drawing board and come up with a new theory on the planet’s weather habits.
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+Austrian diocese blesses gay couples on Valentine’s Day, makes reference to Amoris Laetitia
+
+NewsCatholic Church, Homosexuality
+AUSTRIA, February 16, 2018 (LifeSiteNews) – The Diocese of Linz, Austria, invited homosexual couples to participate in the blessing of couples on St. Valentine's Day.
+The move comes in the wake of the recent debate over the German bishops' initiative to bless homosexual couples, as well as the controversy over Bishop Andreas Laun's own criticism of it.
+The diocese’s own media report makes a reference to Amoris Laetitia, as well as to Cardinal Reinhard Marx's recent initiative.
+The official diocesan newspaper, KirchenZeitung, announced on February 9 that in two different parishes in the Diocese of Linz homosexual couples were explicitly invited to receive a Church blessing on St. Valentine's Day.
+As is explained in the article:
+St. Valentine is known as the saint of friendship and of love.
+In many parishes and ecclesial institutions, it is already tradition to offer blessings of couples around the time of his feast day.
+People in homosexual relationships are welcome at the blessing ceremonies in Wels-St. Franziskus [Church] and in the Ursulinenkirche.
+Paul Stütz, the author of the article, explains that the blessing of couples “offers an occasion to express love.”
+“The blessing expresses that one is welcomed by one's partner and by God.” At the end of his article, he adds a link to another report about Cardinal Reinhard Marx's recent 3 February interview showing his openness to the idea of blessings of homosexual couples in individual cases as decided by a pastor.
+Stütz also quotes in the article itself Father Franz Harant, “a pastoral worker in the field of marriage and the family” at the Ursulinenkirche in Linz.
+Harant himself shows himself a supporter of blessings for homosexual couples, and he makes here an explicit reference to Amoris Laetitia.
+As Stütz reports:
+We give out that universally available blessing.
+There, we have nothing to forbid,” says Harant.
+He sees himself in this in union with Pope Francis who himself says in his magisterial document Amoris Laetitia that “each person, independent of his sexual orientation, is to be respected in his dignity and welcomed with respect.
+As the Austrian Catholic website Kath.net writes, Harant must be quoting here AL 250.
+Irmgard Lehner, the pastoral assistant of the Wels-St. Franziskus Church, the other of the two parishes that welcome homosexual couples, appreciates this blessing ritual for Valentine's Day, saying it has “an enormous power.” During the ceremony, couples come forward in church and receive a hand on their foreheads and a sign of the cross.
+“We thus stress the high value of relationships,” explains Lehner.
+As the KirchenZeitung journalist adds: “This offer can be accepted by lovers in all kinds of life situations – also by lesbians and homosexuals.” Lehner, who is herself a theologian, regrets that, so far, no homosexual couple has come for the blessing.
+“Here with us, everybody should feel welcome, just as he or she is.” The pastoral assistant adds that “God is love.
+There are no restrictions.”
+The Diocesan Working Group on Pastoral Care for Homosexuals (dahop) is rejoicing about such a welcome from a parish.
+The group says that it repeatedly receives requests from homosexual couples who wish to “receive a blessing in the frame of a liturgy.”
+The KirchenZeitung then quotes a commentary, saying:
+It would be good if a clear sign of openness and invitation would be made by many more pastoral workers [male and female], in order to give the clear signal that love between two persons with equal rights are wished by God and thus already blessed.
+Moreover, the above-quoted Franz Harant himself is the contact person of this Diocesan Working Group – also called “Rainbow Pastoral.” As can be seen on the website of dahop, the Diocese of Linz offers special liturgical services for homosexuals, called “Queer Church Services” (Queer-Gottesdienste) that take place in Harant's own parish.
+It is not clear whether these church services take place in a form of a Holy Mass.
+Similar blessings for homosexual couples are currently taking place, or are being considered, also in Gemany, some of them on the diocesan level, some of them on an individual level.
+As LifeSiteNews reported in January, the Diocese of Limburg is publicly discussing the establishment of a special liturgical rite for the blessing of homosexuals.
+Publicly presented by Johannes zu Eltz, a high-ranking priest of the diocese, his so-called Frankfurt proposal has the public support of the local bishop, Georg Bätzing.
+Additionally, the Austrian Catholic website Kath.net reports that there are two Catholics priests in two different German dioceses who publicly state now to have given many blessings to homosexual couples.
+Father Christoph Simonsen (Diocese of Aachen) says that he has blessed 50 couples in the last fifteen years; Father Siegfried Modenbach (Archdiocese of Paderborn) has blessed two homosexual couples in the last years.
+He also conducts church services for homosexuals.
+Kath.net subsequently contacted both Dioceses and requested information about these two priests.
+As an answer, they were told that the Diocese intends to talk with the concerned priests, but that this matter needs to be addressed among the German bishops in general, such as in the German Bishops' Conference.
+This moral turmoil in German dioceses has provoked concern and criticism among Catholics.
+Mathias von Gersdorff, German pro-life activist and book author, states on his own blog, the upcoming Spring Assembly of the German Bishops' Conference will become crucial in this matter.
+As he sees it, “the bishops of Germany who will meet next week for the Spring Assembly of the Bishops' Conference find themselves in a complicated situation,” where they will have to show their colors.
+They will either be in favor of the Catholic Church's teaching on sexuality and marriage and forbid such blessings, or “essentially accept them,” at least by “saying nothing.”
+He concludes:
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+Cardinal O’Malley will head revived Vatican abuse panel
+
+Cardinal Sean O’Malley has been reappointed as the head of a Vatican commission on child sex abuse, as Pope Francis on Saturday revived the panel in the wake of widespread condemnation last month of the pontiff’s defense of a Chilean bishop accused of witnessing and ignoring abuse.
+The Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors lapsed in December, when its members’ terms expired, prompting concerns that the advisory body could be disbanded.
+In addition to O’Malley’s return as the panel’s president, Pope Francis named seven returning members and nine new members representing countries around the world, including Brazil, the Netherlands, Ethiopia, and India, according to a statement from the Vatican.
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+Some members are themselves survivors of abuse, according to the statement, but they were not identified to protect their privacy.
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+O’Malley, the archbishop of Boston, said in the statement that the pope had “given much prayerful consideration” to the membership of the panel.
+“The newly appointed members will add to the Commission’s global perspective in the protection of minors and vulnerable adults,” he said.
+“The Holy Father has ensured continuity in the work of our Commission, which is to assist local churches throughout the world in their efforts to safeguard all children, young people, and vulnerable adults from harm.”
+Local survivors of abuse greeted the announcement warily, hopeful that there could be positive change in the church but saying the panel accomplished little under its first three-year mandate.
+“The objectives of the commission when it was first announced, when it was just getting started.
+.
+.
+were never fulfilled,” said Phil Saviano, an abuse survivor who founded the New England chapter of the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests.
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+Saviano said the commission is “a good idea,” and added, “I’m not particularly optimistic that much will get accomplished, but a commission is better than no commission.”
+Given his long experience witnessing the church’s inertia on the issue, Saviano said, he has set his expectations at rock bottom.
+“That’s kind of my attitude now: If I don’t expect the Catholic Church to do anything, then I won’t be too disappointed when they don’t do anything,” he continued.
+Jim Scanlan, another survivor, said “the timing of it is too perfect” given the controversy last month surrounding Pope Francis’s remarks that accused victims of a notorious Chilean pedophile priest, the Rev.
+Fernando Karadima, of “slander” against Bishop Juan Barros, who the victims say was complicit in a cover up.
+The pope said he had seen no proof of Barros’s guilt, but the Associated Press reported that O’Malley and other members of the commission had in 2015 hand-delivered to him an eight-page letter from a survivor that graphically detailed his abuse and said Barros and other clergy had witnessed him being fondled but had not intervened.
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+Scanlan said his reaction to hearing that Francis has revived the commission was “hopeful but cynical.” Like Saviano, he said the panel accomplished little in its first incarnation.
+“My expectation is it will probably have the same outcome, because the church is the church, and they do it for appearance, but they’re still going to go by their own rules,” he said.
+“I’ve seen little that has changed.”
+Scanlan said Pope Francis has given him hope for progress on some issues in the church, but on sexual abuse, he “continues to be blind to what the church has done.”
+Last month, O’Malley denounced the pope’s controversial defense of the Chilean bishop.
+Despite distancing himself from Pope Francis’s comments, O’Malley said that he has witnessed the pontiff’s genuine compassion for abuse victims.
+“The Pope’s statements that there is no place in the life of the Church for those who would abuse children and that we must adhere to zero tolerance for these crimes are genuine,” O’Malley said, “and they are his commitment.”
+Jeremy C. Fox can be reached at jeremy.fox@globe.com
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+Hungary's Orban calls for global anti-migrant alliance with eye on 2018 elections
+
+(Fixes dateline)
+* PM Orban faces elections on April 8, leads all polls
+* Migration has been Orban's defining theme since 2015
+* Says will counter globalism alongside U.S., UK, Israel
+By Marton Dunai
+BUDAPEST, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Hungarian leader Viktor Orban called on Sunday for a global alliance against migration as his right-wing populist Fidesz party began campaigning for an April 8 election in which it is expected to win a third consecutive landslide victory.
+Popular at home but increasingly at odds politically and economically with mainstream European Union peers, Orban has thrived on external controversy, including repeated clashes with Brussels and lately the United Nations.
+Those conflicts, mostly centred on migration since people fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East and Africa flooded into Europe in 2015, have intensified as the elections approach and Orban poses as a saviour of Europe's Christian nations.
+"Christianity is Europe's last hope," Orban told an audience of party faithful at the foot of the Royal Castle in Budapest.
+With mass immigration, especially from Africa, "our worst nightmares can come true.
+The West falls as it fails to see Europe being overrun."
+Orban is widely credited for reversing an economic slump in Hungary and controlling its public finances, culminating in a return to investment-grade for its debt, which was cut to 'junk' during the 2008 global economic crisis.
+To achieve that and hold onto power the prime minister, 54, has used methods that critics have called authoritarian, and picked fights with EU partners, especially in the West.
+Eastern leaders, most notably in Poland, have followed his lead.
+But migration dominates his agenda now.
+Orban said on Sunday that Europe faces a critical fissure between nation states of the East and the West, which he called an "immigrant zone, a mixed population world that heads in a direction different from ours".
+As the West wants eastern Europe to follow its lead, an increasingly vicious struggle was likely, he said, alluding to a plan to redraw the European alliance advocated by the leaders of France and Germany.
+"Absurd as it may sound the danger we face comes from the West, from politicians in Brussels, Berlin and Paris," Orban said to loud applause.
+"Of course we will fight, and use ever stronger legal tools.
+The first is our 'Stop Soros' law."
+Orban has for years targeted Hungarian-born U.S. financier George Soros, whose philanthropy aims to bolster liberal and open-border values -- anathema to Orban, an advocate of a loose group of strong nation states that reject multiculturalism.
+The Hungarian leader has advocated "ethnic homogeneity" and compared Soros, a Jew, to a puppet master unleashing immigration onto Europe to undermine its cultural and economic integrity.
+A defining moment of his premiership came in 2015, as the migrant crisis peaked: he built a double razor wire fence that became the symbol of anti-migrant sentiment in Europe.
+Orban also said the Hungarian opposition had failed to heed the call of history when it opposed his toughness on migrants.
+Voters have responded favourably and Orban is a clear leader of all polls.
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+Orban has conflated the issue of immigration with the image of Soros, 87, whose name was used in a tough anti-migrant bill sent to Parliament on Wednesday.
+Soros, for his part, compared Orban unfavourably to both the Nazis and the Communists, saying his rule evoked dark tones from the 1930's -- when Hungary was allied with Nazi Germany -- and was more oppressive than Cold War Soviet occupation.
+Orban has tightened the screws on non-government organisations, particularly ones funded by Soros, and attempted to close a prominent Soros-founded university.
+Attributing to Soros a recent United Nations plan on creating a global blueprint to handle the migration crisis, Orban said he anticipated that powerful allies would help him prevent the U.N. from greasing the wheels of migration.
+"Soros has antagonised not only us but also England, President Trump and Israel too," he said.
+"Everywhere he wants to get migration accepted.
+It won't work.
+We are not alone and we will fight together ... and we will succeed."
+In Europe, he cited as allies Hungary's fellow Visegrad countries Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Poland, whose ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party is also often at loggerheads with the EU.
+He said a victory for Silvio Berlusconi's party in Italy's March 4 election would strengthen the nationalist fold.
+"We don't think the fight is hopeless, on the contrary, we are winning," Orban said.
+"The V4 is firm, Croatia has come around, Austria has turned in the patriotic direction, and in Bavaria the CSU has created a resistance."
+(Reporting by Marton Dunai; Editing by Catherine Evans)
+Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.
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+Hungarian Prime Minister: ‘Christianity is Europe’s last hope’
+
+NewsFaith, Politics - World
+BUDAPEST, Hungary, February 19, 2018 (LifeSiteNews) – Brushing aside any semblance of political correctness, Hungary’s Prime Minister said in his state of the nation speech on Sunday that, “Christianity is Europe's last hope.”
+Addressing his country and the world, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán warned that European nations which have encouraged migration have, “opened the way to the decline of Christian culture and the advance of Islam.”
+Orbán painted an image of Western Europe being overwhelmed by the accelerating influx Muslim immigrants in recent years.
+“According to estimates, the proportion of immigrants will grow at an accelerated pace in the European countries west of us,” said Orbán.
+“I won't even say anything about France and Holland, but even the born Germans are being forced back from most large German cities as migrants always occupy big cities first.”
+Orbán warned that as Western Europe becomes saturated with Muslim occupants, Islamists would soon seek to stream in to his country from both Western Europe as well as from Islamic nations.
+“This means that the Islamic civilization, which always considers its vocation to convert Europe to what it calls the true faith, in the future will be knocking on the door of Central Europe not only from the south, but from the west, as well,” he said.
+Prime Minister Orbán said his government will oppose efforts by the United Nations or the European Union to “increase migration” around the world.
+In June, LifeSiteNews reported that Orbán had taken a strong stand and not backed down against outside globalist influences seeking to control his nation’s politics.
+Billionaire George Soros, who famously backs many progressive initiatives around the world, locked horns with Orbán over the Central European University (CEU) he founded in 1989, which has been criticized as a funnel for anti-nationalist views.
+Orbán and Soros have a history, beginning in partnership and ending in acrimony.
+Orbán started public life as a crusader against communism and attended Oxford University on a Soros scholarship.
+Soros, who expatriated from Hungary, also funded Orbán’s political organization, the Alliance for Young Democrats.
+But Orbán’s defense of conservative values has led to breaking ties with Soros, whom he now criticizes as a foreigner meddling in his country’s affairs.
+After Prime Minister Orbán delivered his strongly worded state of the nation speech, a UK Daily Mail report said, “Orbán has conflated the issue of immigration with the image of Soros, 87, whose name was used in a tough anti-migrant bill sent to Parliament on Wednesday.”
+The Daily Mail report continued:
+Soros, for his part, compared Orbán unfavourably to both the Nazis and the Communists, saying his rule evoked dark tones from the 1930's, when Hungary was allied with Nazi Germany.
+But Orbán remains committed to his policy, claiming that Soros and supporters of migration are losing the fight.
+He said: “Soros has antagonised not only us but also England, President Trump and Israel too.
+Everywhere he wants to get migration accepted.
+It won't work.
+We are not alone and we will fight together and we will succeed.”
+In addition to inviting Soros’ ire, Orbán came under fire a couple years ago from the U.S. State Department under President Obama as well as the European Parliament for purportedly discriminating against homosexuals because of Hungary’s insistence on defining marriage between a man and a woman, and that pre-born babies have rights.
+Last year, Orbán also criticized liberals and encouraged citizens to give life to more children during the 11th conference of the World Congress of Families.
+Three thousand “natural family” advocates who attended the four-day conference heard Orbán in his opening address lambaste the European Union (EU) for its “relativizing liberal ideology that’s an insult to families.”
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+Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban Calls For Global Anti-Migrant Alliance
+
+Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban who has been at the forefront in Europe in standing against illegal immigration and the invasion of Muslims into his country has called for a global alliance to stand against the migrant invasion.
+Viktor Orban, who openly professes the Reformed faith of Christianity, told an audience at the Royal Castle in Budapest, “Christianity is Europe’s last hope.”
+He continued by stating that mass immigration, especially from Africa, “our worst nightmares can come true.
+The West falls as it fails to see Europe being overrun.”
+Reuters reports:
+Hungarian leader Viktor Orban called on Sunday for a global alliance against migration as his right-wing populist Fidesz party began campaigning for an April 8 election in which it is expected to win a third consecutive landslide victory.
+Popular at home but increasingly at odds politically and economically with mainstream European Union peers, Orban has thrived on external controversy, including repeated clashes with Brussels and lately the United Nations.
+Those conflicts, mostly centered on migration since people fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East and Africa flooded into Europe in 2015, have intensified as the elections approach and Orban poses as a savior of Europe’s Christian nations.
+One thing to note is that Christianity is not Europe's "last hope," it's the world's "only hope."
+In speaking of the influx of Muslim migrants into Europe, Orban sees it as destroying the culture of Europe and referred to it as an “immigrant zone, a mixed population world that heads in a direction different from ours.”
+Orban then called out the traitors in the midst of Europe who want to push Hungary to accept Muslim invaders.
+“Absurd as it may sound the danger we face comes from the West, from politicians in Brussels, Berlin and Paris,” he told the crowd to applause.
+“Of course we will fight, and use ever stronger legal tools.
+The first is our ‘Stop Soros’ law.”
+Orban has seen the influence of George Soros and his organizations in Hungary and has openly criticized it and Soros, calling Soros a "public enemy."
+He also said that Soros has "ruined" millions of lives via his "mafia network."
+Reuters adds:
+Soros, for his part, compared Orban unfavorably to both the Nazis and the Communists, saying his rule evoked dark tones from the 1930’s — when Hungary was allied with Nazi Germany — and was more oppressive than Cold War Soviet occupation.
+Orban has tightened the screws on non-government organizations, particularly ones funded by Soros, and attempted to close a prominent Soros-founded university.
+Attributing to Soros a recent United Nations plan on creating a global blueprint to handle the migration crisis, Orban said he anticipated that powerful allies would help him prevent the U.N. from greasing the wheels of migration.
+“Soros has antagonized not only us but also England, President Trump and Israel too,” Orban said.
+“Everywhere he wants to get migration accepted.
+It won’t work.
+We are not alone and we will fight together … and we will succeed.”
+“We don’t think the fight is hopeless, on the contrary, we are winning,” Orban said.
+“The V4 is firm, Croatia has come around, Austria has turned in the patriotic direction, and in Bavaria the CSU has created a resistance.”
+The fight isn't hopeless for those whose hope is in the Lord and will stay the course.
+I wish Orban and those who support him success!
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+Pope Francis' sexual abuse commission, hit by resignations and criticism, gets a reboot
+
+Last week Pope Francis announced he was reviving a panel he created to advise the Vatican on how to handle sexual abuse by clergy.
+The issue has dogged the Roman Catholic Church in recent years, and critics have accused Francis and his two predecessors, John Paul II and Benedict XVI, of failing to aggressively weed out and punish predator priests.
+Here’s a look what drove the panel’s creation and what to expect in the future.
+What is Pope Francis’ commission on sexual abuse?
+Following criticism he was not focusing on halting child abuse within the church, Francis created the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors in March 2014, naming Cardinal Sean O’Malley, the archbishop of Boston, to run it.
+O’Malley was not only a member of the pope’s “G9” group of close advisors; he was also the man who sought to clean up the abuse scandal in Boston after the departure of his predecessor, Cardinal Bernard Law, whose shifting of predator priests to new posts was exposed by the Boston Globe and chronicled in the movie “Spotlight.”
+The revelations about Law, who died in December, emboldened abuse victims across the country and world, who began speaking up about the priests who had molested them.
+When he created the commission, Francis said: “The commission’s specific task is to propose to me the most opportune initiatives for protecting minors and vulnerable adults, in order that we may do everything possible to ensure that crimes such as those which have occurred are no longer repeated in the Church.”
+Why is it being renewed now?
+After the commission’s three-year mandate expired in December, Francis relaunched it on Feb. 17 with some members reappointed and nine new members added, some of whom are victims of abuse, although the Vatican declined to say which, opting to respect their privacy.
+O’Malley returns as chief.
+New members come from Australia, Brazil, Ethiopia, India, the Netherlands and Tonga, "reflecting the global reach of the church and the challenge of creating safeguarding structures in diverse cultural context,” the Vatican said.
+What did the first commission achieve?
+The Vatican has said it “worked with almost 200 dioceses and religious communities worldwide to raise awareness and to educate people on the need for safeguarding in our homes, parishes, schools, hospitals, and other institutions.”
+What didn’t it do?
+Commission members quickly realized they needed to go beyond raising awareness and deal with the bishops who quietly shift offenders to new dioceses when they are exposed as molesters and rapists.
+Even if church laws already existed to hold bishops accountable for their priests’ behavior, those strictures were not enough, O’Malley said in 2014.
+“There are, theoretically I guess, canons that could apply here, but obviously they have not been sufficient,” he said.
+The commission was behind Francis’ decision in 2015 to create a new tribunal to judge bishops caught covering up for abusive priests, and to fund it for five years.
+But amid myriad legal questions over what exact powers the court would have, it never got off the ground.
+In 2016, Francis officially killed the plan to create it, issuing a document that essentially called on using existing procedures to tackle the problem.
+Francis was also criticized when Australian Cardinal George Pell, whom he had brought to Rome to clean up Vatican finances, was forced to return to Australia last year to face charges of sexual assault.
+Any other problems?
+Commission members said bishops should call the police when they discovered predator priests, rather than phone the nearest religious retreat to “park” the priest out of harm’s way.
+But this simple message was hard to get across.
+It emerged that during a Vatican training course for new bishops in September 2015 a French priest informed bishops they had no obligation to report abuse to the police, forcing the commission to issue a strong statement saying bishops had every obligation to do so.
+Did commission members persevere?
+Not all of them.
+British member Peter Saunders, a former victim of priestly abuse, was ousted in 2016.
+He said the group was a toothless, paper-shuffling exercise.
+Irish member Marie Collins, another victim, resigned in March last year and said Vatican bureaucrats had refused to comply with the commission’s request — approved by the pope — to respond to all letters sent to the Vatican by abuse victims.
+Marie Collins, then a member of the pope's sex abuse commission, in 2015 hands a letter to Cardinal Sean O'Malley detailing the abuse suffered by Juan Carlos Cruz of Chile.
+Catherine Bonnet / Associated Press
+Was the pope listening to the commission?
+Possibly not.
+In 2015, Collins handed O’Malley a letter addressed to the pope from Juan Carlos Cruz, a Chilean abused as a boy by Chilean prelate Fernando Karadima, who was sentenced by the Vatican to a lifetime of penance in 2010.
+Cruz described how the abuse was witnessed and covered up by Juan Barros, a priest whose appointment as a bishop in 2015 prompted huge protests in Chile.
+The pope has stuck by Barros, dismissing the protesters as “lefties” and hugging Barros publicly during his visit to Chile last month.
+"I can't condemn [Barros] because I don't have evidence," he said on the plane back to Rome, suggesting he had ignored or never read the letter from Cruz.
+That was too much for O’Malley, who said Francis had caused "great pain” to victims.
+If Francis was not listening to the commission about Barros, whom was he listening to?
+Vatican watchers believe the pope was influenced by Chilean Cardinal Francisco Javier Errazuriz, a member of the G9 group who has backed Barros and reportedly helped block moves to make Cruz a member of the abuse commission.
+So is the pope intransigent on Barros?
+No.
+Something changed his mind after his Chilean trip, possibly the scale of the protest against Barros in the country.
+On Feb. 17, he sent a senior Vatican sex abuse investigator, Archbishop Charles Scicluna, to New York to interview Cruz, who now lives in Philadelphia.
+"For the first time I felt that someone is listening," Cruz said after the meeting.
+What happens next?
+“This should lead to Barros stepping down,” said Saunders, who is forming his own campaign group with Cruz and others to fight clerical abuse.
+The new papal commission will meanwhile hold its first meeting in April.
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+Kington is a special correspondent.
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+Brazilian arms dealer arrested in the United States
+
+RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazilian police say the man considered to be the country’s largest arms dealer has been arrested in the United States by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
+Inspector Fabricio Oliveira of Rio de Janeiro’s police department says Frederik Barbieri was arrested Saturday morning at his home in Florida.
+He did not know the specific location of Barbieri’s house and said that American authorities will provide details on the arrest next week.
+Oliveira said that police seized 60 AK-47, AR-10 and G3 rifles Barbieri had sent to Rio’s international airport last May to supply drug traffickers operating in Rio de Janeiro slums.
+He also said that the arms trafficking operation had been dismantled with Barbieri’s arrest.
+The Justice Ministry said in a brief statement issued Saturday that Barbieri’s extradition has been requested.
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+ICE arrests 145 in South and Central Texas during 7-day operation targeting criminal aliens
+
+SAN ANTONIO — Deportation officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) arrested 145 criminal aliens and immigration violators in South and Central Texas during a seven-day enforcement action, which ended Feb. 16.
+During this operation, ERO deportation officers made arrests in the following Texas cities and towns: Austin (45), San Antonio (41), Rio Grande Valley (37), Laredo (15) and Waco (7).
+Of the 145 arrested, 86 had criminal convictions; 39 were arrested based on previous immigration encounters, four of which have pending criminal charges; 20 had no prior immigration history or encounters, one has pending criminal charges.
+Of the total arrests 135 were men and 10 were women.
+They range in age from 18 to 62 years old.
+Aliens arrested during this operation are from the following countries: Mexico (128), Guatemala (7), El Salvador (1), Honduras (7), Peru (1) and Jordan (1).
+Most of the aliens targeted by ERO deportation officers during this operation had prior criminal histories that included convictions for the following crimes: indecency with a child, assault, deadly conduct, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, drug possession, drug trafficking, burglary, resisting arrest, firearms offense, alien smuggling, illegally entering the U.S., and driving under the influence (DUI).
+Sixty one of those arrested illegally re-entered the United States after having been previously deported, which is a felony.
+Depending on an alien’s criminality, an alien who re-enters the United States after having been previously deported commits a felony punishable by up to 20 years in federal prison, if convicted.
+Following are criminal summaries of three offenders arrested during this operation:
+Feb. 14 – A previously deported 42-year-old illegal alien from Mexico was arrested in Harlingen, Texas.
+He was convicted in 2011 of indecency with a child, a felony, and was sentenced to 10 years’ probation.
+He is currently facing federal criminal charges for illegally re-entering the United States after having been deported.
+He remains in U.S.
+Marshals custody pending the outcome of his criminal case.
+Feb. 15 – A 42- year-old illegal alien from Mexico was arrested in San Antonio.
+He was convicted in 2008 for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and sentenced to four months in federal prison.
+In October 2017, he was convicted for DUI and sentenced to 15 months in prison.
+He is currently in ICE custody pending removal.
+Feb. 13 – A previously deported 40-year-old illegal alien from Mexico was arrested in San Antonio.
+He was previously removed to Mexico in 2009 after he illegally entered the United States through Laredo, Texas.
+Sometime after 2009, he illegally re-entered the United States and was arrested at his residence where officers discovered six handguns in his possession.
+He is being prosecuted for re-entry after deportation, and illegal alien possessing a firearm.
+He remains in U.S.
+Marshals custody pending the outcome of his criminal case.
+“The results of this operation are a clear indication of ICE’s commitment regarding the role we play in keeping our communities safe by locating, arresting and ultimately removing at-large criminal aliens who pose a threat to public safety, and other immigration fugitives,” said Daniel Bible, field office director for ERO in San Antonio.
+“ICE’s leadership has made clear that ICE will no longer exempt classes or categories of removable aliens from potential enforcement.
+All of those in violation of the immigration laws may be subject to immigration arrest, detention and – if found removable by final order – removal from the United States.
+By effecting these immigration enforcement operations, the dedicated men and women of ICE help keep our communities safe.”
+All of the targets in this operation were amenable to arrest and removal under the U.S. Immigration and Nationality Act.
+ICE deportation officers carry out targeted enforcement operations daily nationwide as part of the agency’s ongoing efforts to protect the nation, uphold public safety, and protect the integrity of our immigration laws and border controls.
+During targeted enforcement operations, ICE officers frequently encounter other aliens illegally present in the United States.
+These aliens are evaluated on a case-by-case basis, and, when appropriate, they are arrested by ICE officers.
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+DOJ May Hit #Resistance Mayor Who Warned Illegal Criminals w/Obstruction of Justice
+
+ICE had already called out Oakland's radical leftist boss for helping criminals and endangering ICE personnel by tipping them off that a raid was coming.
+Her actions were quite clearly illegal, though she claimed that she had cleared her actions with lawyers beforehand, And now, a member of the #Resistance may actually end up fighting obstruction of justice charges.
+Thomas Homan, the acting director of ICE, slammed Mayor Schaaf, who on Saturday night released an unprecedented warning that ICE was about to begin arresting people.
+Schaaf said she issued the alert after receiving confidential tips from “credible sources,” and conferring with attorneys to make sure she wasn’t opening herself up to federal prosecution.
+The mayor’s move endangered ICE officers and alerted their targets, Homan asserted, “making clear that this reckless decision was based on her political agenda.” He said 864 “criminal aliens and public safety threats remain at large in the community, and I have to believe that some of them were able to elude us thanks to the mayor’s irresponsible decision.” Fox News, which was given a ride-along with ICE officers during the operation, reported that agency officials were asking the Department of Justice to investigate whether Schaaf broke any laws.
+Now the DOJ is looking into Schaaf.
+The Department of Justice is looking into whether Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf obstructed justice by warning Northern California residents of an impending raid by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
+The agency’s acting director, Thomas Homan, told “Fox & Friends” Wednesday morning that the DOJ is “reviewing” whether Schaaf broke any laws by telling her constituents ICE would be raiding the area in order to arrest people violating federal immigration laws.
+Schaaf, a Democrat, posted the warning to Twitter Saturday, writing that “multiple credible sources” told her the immigration agency was “preparing to conduct an operation in the Bay Area, including Oakland, starting as soon as” Sunday.
+“What she did is no better than a gang lookout yelling ‘police’ when a police cruiser comes in the neighborhood, except she did it to a whole community,” Homan told "Fox & Friends."
+"There's over 800 significant public safety threat criminals ... that we are unable to locate because of that warning, so that community's a lot less safe than it would've been."
+That's exactly it.
+And Dems have become honorary members of MS-13.
+And those who collaborate with illegal alien gang members should face the consequences.
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+ICE Arrests Over 150 in Bay Area
+
+Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested more than 150 illegals in the San Francisco Bay Area this week -- no thanks to the Democrat mayor of Oakland, who tried to warn the constituents of her sanctuary city of impending ICE raids.
+Fox News reports that “targeted immigration enforcement operations” resulted in the arrests, about half of which snared fugitives with convictions for assault and battery, crimes against children, weapons charges and DUI.
+One such fugitive is a documented gang member whose “accumulated criminal convictions in California... have resulted in more than 15 years of prison sentencings” and who had previously been removed by ICE four times.
+Many of the other arrested illegals had criminal convictions from Mexico and Guatemala throughout Northern California.
+The arrests came despite a press release tweeted by Libby Schaaf, the Democratic mayor of Oakland, which noted that “multiple credible sources” told her ICE would be conducting the raids in the Bay Area.
+This did not win her any friends among law enforcement.
+ICE Deputy Director Thomas Homan said in a statement Tuesday,
+The Oakland mayor’s decision to publicize her suspicions about ICE operations further increased that risk for my officers and alerted criminal aliens — making clear that this reckless decision was based on her political agenda.
+Unlike the politicians who attempt to undermine ICE’s critical mission, our officers will continue to fulfill their sworn duty to protect public safety.
+True to the left's support for criminality over law and order, Mayor Schaaf declared that she considered it her "duty" to warn criminal illegals in her area.
+Fox News notes that ICE officials are asking the Department of Justice to look into whether she broke any laws by doing so.
+ICE reports that 864 illegal immigrants with criminal convictions and other public safety threats "remain at large" in the area -- an indeterminate number of whom may have been tipped off by a Democrat mayor who betrayed the law-abiding citizens of Northern California.
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+Dem Congressman Corrects ADL's Claim That He Isn't Into Farrakhan
+
+The media has maintained a tight embargo on the release of the photo of Obama meeting with Nation of Islam hate group leader Louis Farrakhan at a Congressional Black Caucus meeting.
+Almost no national media outlet has covered the story.
+CNN only mentioned it when it embedded Jake Tapper's tweets about the support for Farrakhan by Women's March leaders.
+But Rep. Danny Davis had defended Farrakhan.
+Democratic Illinois Rep. Danny Davis defended Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan as an “outstanding human being” on Monday.
+Farrakhan’s history of racially extreme comments includes blaming Jews for the September 11 attacks, saying white people “deserve to die” and praising Adolf Hitler as a “very great man.” “I personally know [Farrakhan], I’ve been to his home, done meetings, participated in events with him,” Davis told TheDC.
+The JTA's awkward attempt to whitewash the newly revealed CBC anti-Semitism included a claim from the ADL that Rep. Davis had been misquoted.
+An ADL official told JTA on Friday that the group had reached out to Rep. Danny Davis, a Democrat, after an article in The Daily Caller said he lauded Farrakhan on Monday as “an outstanding human being.” Farrakhan has calledJews “the enemy of God and the enemy of the righteous,” and said Jews were responsible for the 9/11 terror attacks and the rise of the Ku Klux Klan in the 20th century.
+“The congressman was insistent that The Daily Caller misquoted him during the interview and that he didn’t subscribe to Farrakhan’s anti-Semitic statements and actions in the past,” the ADL official told JTA in a statement.
+“He expressed an interest in seeing some of the latest statements made by Farrakhan vis-a-vis Jews, which we promptly shared with him.” The official said the ADL had shared information with Davis about Farrakhan’s anti-Semitic statements, and that the organization was waiting to hear back from him.
+Now, Rep. Davis would really like to emphasize that the ADL is wrong and he loves Farrakhan.
+Democratic Illinois Rep. Danny Davis confirmed in an interview Sunday that he has a personal relationship with Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, a notorious anti-Semite, and said he isn’t bothered by Farrakhan’s position on “the Jewish question.” Farrakhan has repeatedly denounced Jews as “satanic,” praised Hitler as a “very great man” and has said that white people “deserve to die.” The congressman wasn’t sure why the ADL wrote that he had been misquoted in his praise for the anti-Semite, and said he wasn’t sure if someone from his office had told the ADL he was misquoted, he told The Daily Caller News Foundation on Sunday.
+“I think that was what they wanted to write.
+Nah, I don’t have no problems with Farrakhan, I don’t spend a whole lot of my time dealing with those kind of things,” Davis said.
+“That’s just one segment of what goes on in our world.
+The world is so much bigger than Farrakhan and the Jewish question and his position on that and so forth.
+For those heavy into it, that’s their thing, but it ain’t my thing,” he said
+The people who talk about the "Jewish question" are generally anti-Semites.
+Somehow I don't think a white congressman would get away with saying that he agrees with David Duke on the environment but isn't especially concerned about his racism.
+But black leaders have gotten away with playing that game with Farrakhan repeatedly.
+But the ADL and the JTA will whitewash this again.
+And if they can't whitewash this, they'll ignore it.
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+How Many Child Rapists Did a Sanctuary City Mayor Tip Off?
+
+The price of a sanctuary city for illegal aliens is paid in abused children.
+Just ask the abused children of Oakland.
+A sweep of Northern California by federal immigration officials this week, which was partly thwarted when the Oakland mayor sounded the alarm, nabbed a number of illegal immigrants convicted of a variety of serious and violent crimes.
+Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials announced this week that the four-day raid led to the arrest of 232 illegal immigrants in the San Francisco Bay Area.
+Of those 232, 180 “were either convicted criminals, had been issued a final order of removal and failed to depart the United States, or had been previously removed” from the country and had come back illegally.
+The arrests included 115 who "had prior felony convictions for serious or violent offenses, such as child sex crimes, weapons charges and assault, or had past convictions for significant or multiple misdemeanors."
+The numbers might have been greater, but for the intervention of Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf, who tweeted out a warning of the impending raid, tipping off others who might have been caught...
+"I did what I believe was right for my community as well as to protect public safety," Schaaf said Friday, according to NBC Bay Area.
+"People should be able to live without fear or panic and know their rights and responsibilities as well as their recourses."
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+ICE arrests 20 in Kansas City during 4-day operation targeting criminal aliens
+
+KANSAS CITY, Mo.
+— Federal officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) arrested 20 criminal aliens and immigration violators in the Kansas City metro area during a four-day enforcement operation, which ended Thursday.
+During this operation, ERO deportation officers made arrests in the following Missouri cities: St. Joseph (6), Belton (1), Blue Springs (1), Independence (2) and Kansas City (6).
+ICE officers also made arrests in the Kansas cities of Olathe (3) and Lawrence (1).
+Fifteen men and five women, ages ranging 18-61, were arrested.
+Aliens arrested during this operation are from the following countries: Brazil (1), El Salvador (3), Guatemala (6), Honduras (1), Mexico (7), Romania (1) and Sierra Leone (1).
+Several of the aliens targeted by ERO deportation officers during this operation had prior criminal histories that included driving under the influence, child neglect, child abuse, drug offenses, fraud and larceny.
+Four of these were arrested for illegally re-entering the United States after having been deported, which is a felony.
+Two overstayed lawful visits to the U.S.
+All were amenable to arrest and removal under the U.S. Immigration and Nationality Act.
+The following are criminal summaries of some of the offenders arrested in the Kansas City area during this operation:
+A 55-year-old, Mexican citizen who overstayed a lawful visit to the U.S. by more than 12 years.
+She was arrested Feb. 26, 2018 in Johnson County Kansas.
+She was previously convicted of child neglect and was sentenced to a year in jail.
+She is currently in ICE custody pending removal proceedings.
+On Feb. 28, 2018, a 38-year-old Mexican citizen was arrested in Olathe, Kansas.
+He has a 2012 conviction for fraud.
+He was issued a warrant of removal and was placed in ICE custody pending removal from the United States.
+Depending on an alien’s criminality, an alien who re-enters the United States after having been previously deported commits a felony punishable by up to 20 years in federal prison, if convicted.
+“The continued results of our deportation officers underscore ICE’s ongoing and steady commitment to public safety,” said Ricardo Wong, field office director for ERO Chicago.
+“As part of this operation, we continue focus on the arrest of individuals who are criminal aliens and public safety threats.
+Because of the tireless efforts of these professional officers, there are fewer criminals in our communities.”
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+Farrakhan Speech: 'Jews Are My Enemy,' 'White Folks Are Going Down'
+
+With the leftist media entirely focused on the push to ban AR-15s and repeal the Second Amendment, practically no one noticed Louis Farrakhan's Saviours’ Day 2018 Address in which he told an approving audience that "powerful Jews are my enemy," and "white folks are going down," according to The Washington Examiner.
+Farrakhan, of course, is the raging anti-Semite and race-monger who leads the Nation of Islam, the loony, militant, black nationalist organization whose mission is to throw off the yoke of the inferior white devil.
+This is the same Farrakhan with whom then-Sen. Barack Obama took a photo at a 2005 Congressional Black Caucus meeting, a photo that was subsequently suppressed in order to protect Obama's political future.
+“Jews were responsible for all of this filth and degenerate behavior that Hollywood is putting out, turning men into women and women into men,” Farrakhan said in his keynote speech.
+“White folks are going down.
+And Satan is going down.
+And Farrakhan, by God’s grace, has pulled a cover off of that Satanic Jew, and I’m here to say your time is up, your world is through."
+After Farrakhan's speech Sunday, CNN anchor Jake Tapper, among a few others, began tweeting out a few quotes from it, and declared that Farrakhan was more dangerous than other "alt-reich" leaders because he “has a much larger following and elected officials meet with him openly.” His Twitter thread begins here:
+Somehow the openly racist and anti-Semitic Farrakhan and his hateful organization have managed for decades to avoid being harshly denounced as such by the news media, which instead has spent the last two years attempting to smear Donald Trump as the new Hitler.
+For more on Farrakhan, check out his profile here at Discover the Networks, the Horowitz Freedom Center's resource site of the left.
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+Sanctuary City Mayor Protected Illegal Alien Mexican Rapist
+
+Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf claims to fight for women.
+Except when she's fighting for their rapists instead.
+A Democratic mayor’s warning to illegal immigrants of an incoming ICE raid in northern California may have led to a number of illegal immigrants with violent and sex-related convictions evading capture and deportation.
+Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf tweeted out an impending warning of the four-day raid last week, alerting targeted individuals to the imminent arrests, and infuriating Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials, who say that many more could have been caught if they hadn't been warned.
+A spokesperson for ICE gave Fox News examples of some of the unsavory characters who evaded officals during the raid.
+One Mexican citizen had convictions for unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor and a conviction for driving under the influence (DUI), and had been deported in 2003.
+Another who evaded capture had a conviction for sodomizing a drugged victim in 2012, as well as a DUI from this year -- that Mexican citizen had also been previously deported in 2013.
+Another illegal immigrant from Mexico, previously deported in 2014 for a conviction for armed robbery, also evaded capture.
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+Has Trump Opened the Door?
+
+Sagacious gun owners have always known that the ultimate goal of gun control extremists such as Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi, Dianne Feinstein, et al., has always been gun confiscation.
+The plan is not to “control” the private ownership of firearms; it is to PROHIBIT the private ownership of firearms.
+Enacting ever-encroaching gun control laws is simply an incremental means to the ultimate end of gun confiscation and prohibition.
+Donald Trump was elected on the promise of protecting the Second Amendment (among other things).
+Instead, he has become the poster boy for one of the most egregious gun control machinations of all: gun confiscation.
+As I reported in this column last week, in a bipartisan meeting with congressmen and senators recently, President Trump “voiced support for confiscating guns from certain individuals deemed to be dangerous, even if it violates due process rights.
+“‘I like taking the guns early, like in this crazy man’s case that just took place in Florida … to go to court would have taken a long time,’ Trump said at a meeting with lawmakers on school safety and gun violence.
+“‘Take the guns first, go through due process second,’ Trump said.
+“Trump was responding to comments from Vice President Pence that families and local law enforcement should have more tools to report potentially dangerous individuals with weapons.
+“‘Allow due process so no one’s rights are trampled, but the ability to go to court, obtain an order and then collect not only the firearms but any weapons,’ Pence said.
+“‘Or, Mike, take the firearms first, and then go to court,’ Trump responded.”
+See the column here:
+Florida School Massacre Proves Police Are Worthless In Protecting Us
+Well, Trump’s statements are now the rallying cry for gun grabbers all over America to enact gun confiscation laws.
+So far, five states have passed “red flag” laws that allow police agencies to confiscate guns from someone deemed to be “dangerous” by either a law enforcement officer or a family member BEFORE the individual has committed any crime, and in one State (Rhode Island) the governor issued an executive order implementing a “red flag” law.
+Here are the six states where the legislatures have already passed—or the governor has already issued an executive order implementing—“red flag” laws:
+California
+Connecticut
+Indiana
+Oregon
+Washington
+Rhode Island
+And since Trump’s Stalinist statements, there are at least 24 additional states that are currently considering passing “red flag” laws.
+These are:
+Alabama
+Alaska
+Arizona
+Delaware
+Florida
+Hawaii
+Illinois
+Iowa
+Kansas
+Kentucky
+Maryland
+Massachusetts
+Michigan
+Minnesota
+Missouri
+New Jersey
+New York
+North Carolina
+Ohio
+Pennsylvania
+Tennessee
+Utah
+Vermont
+Virginia
+And it’s not taking long for law enforcement agencies in the above states to begin their Naziesque assault on gun owners.
+This report is from Seattle:Doubtless, many other states are also considering passing “red flag” laws.
+“The city’s police department became the first law enforcement agency in the state to force the surrender of a firearm under a new law known as an ‘extreme risk protection order.’
+“The incident involves a man who lives in Belltown, who neighbors said had been intimidating people for the past year – even staring-down customers through store-front windows with a gun holstered at his side.
+“Mental illness is suspected, but that new law allowed police to legally disarm him.”
+“The man, who we are not naming, is also well known to the bars and restaurants below his unit along Second Ave.
+The volume of complaints convinced Seattle police to seek an extreme risk protection order – or ‘erpo’ – which allows law enforcement to legally remove guns from people deemed a danger to themselves or others.
+“In this case, the man refused to comply.
+Because of the new law, police were then able to return with a warrant and force the man to surrender the firearm.”
+“A few dozen erpos have been served and executed around the state, but Seattle police said they are the only agency so far to seize a gun because the owner refused to hand it over.
+“Law enforcement professionals said these specialized protection orders could be a common sense strategy to try and prevent mass shootings – such as what happened in Parkland, Florida.
+“‘There’s certainly a big concern of the connection between mental health and people exhibiting violent behavior and whether or not they should have access to firearms.
+The “erpos” give us that tool now as an option,’ said Sgt.
+Eric Pisconski, who leads the crisis response unit for the Seattle Police Department.
+“The confiscations only last a year, although they can be renewed.”
+See the report here:
+Seattle Police First In State To Seize Gun Under Mental Health Law
+A few observations are in order here:
+First, the open carry of a firearm is LEGAL in the area where this took place.
+So, the fellow was violating NO gun laws whatsoever.
+Plus, he never removed the pistol from its holster or brandished it in any way.
+Secondly, the man was “known” to nearby bars and restaurants near his place of residence.
+That means nothing.
+Known for what?
+The report doesn’t even say the man was known for acting weirdly or strangely.
+It just says he was “known.” And even if he did act weirdly or strangely, if we denied constitutional rights to everyone in that category, a majority of Americans would have no rights, and ALL of Congress would have no rights.
+Thirdly, what does “volume of complaints” mean?
+How many complaints were received over a YEAR’S time?
+Two?
+Five?
+Ten?
+People complaining about other people happens all of the time.
+Plus, if complaints had been received over the course of an entire year and police just now decided to act, the man must not have been considered much of a threat.
+Fourthly, there was NO report of the man “exhibiting violent behavior,” as the police sergeant claims.
+The report says “he had been intimidating people.” How?
+No specifics except to say he was “staring” at people.
+Wow!
+Run for your lives!
+Fifthly, a U.S. citizen who has committed NO CRIME is denied his Natural right of self-defense for a whole year.
+And the media report says the confiscations “only” last a year, with the caveat that they may be extended.
+Indeed.
+They could and very likely will be extended indefinitely.
+How many defenseless (unarmed) people are robbed, assaulted, accosted, beaten up, raped, wounded, paralyzed, or killed in a year’s time?
+It seems many politicians (and many police officers themselves) will not be content until every American citizen is totally defenseless and unable to protect him or herself.
+I tell you this with all seriousness: At some point, the American people will be forced to view these governmental attacks against our Second Amendment liberties as a declaration of war.
+Sixthly, the man quoted in the news story who had complained about the armed fellow did so because he said he didn’t like the sight of the man carrying a firearm, as it made him “afraid.”
+SO WHAT?
+That the mere sight of a law-abiding citizen openly carrying a sidearm would make someone “afraid” is not sufficient reason to deny the citizen his constitutional right to keep and “bear” arms.
+This “I’m offended” or “his gun scares me” complaint is nothing but cover for little Nazis to try and deny another person their Natural, God-given liberty.
+But under this new “red flag” law in Washington State, police are now able to confiscate a person’s firearm without the person committing ANY crime—or even threatening to commit a crime.
+Even when police forced the man to surrender his firearm, the man made no threatening gesture toward the officers.
+Gun confiscation has started in America—and President Trump’s Stalinist statements about taking guns first and worrying about due process later is the banner under which this is happening.
+When Trump promised to add “mental health” regulations to gun purchases and ownership, he opened Pandora’s Box.
+I go into the “mental health” trap in more detail in this column:
+Trump Set To Enact More Gun Control
+“Mental health” regulations for gun ownership is what extremist gun grabbers Schumer, Pelosi, Feinstein, et al., have been trying to accomplish for decades.
+Now, it is the “pro-gun” Republican President Donald Trump who is the one making it happen.
+Kris Kobach is the Secretary of State of Kansas.
+He is a former professor of constitutional law at UMKC Law School.
+He wrote an excellent analysis of the constitutional violations of these “red flag” laws:
+The seizure of guns without any hearing at all.
+The laws all contain an “ex parte” provision that allows the state to temporarily seize a person’s guns without even notifying the gun owner or giving him a chance to be heard.
+This is the quintessential denial of due process.
+The Fourth Amendment makes clear that a person cannot be denied of liberty (to exercise one’s constitutional right to bear arms) without due process of law.
+This confiscation is “temporary,” but it can easily lead to long-term or permanent confiscation.
+Based on the testimony of one unrelated person.
+The confiscation order can be based on the testimony of only one person claiming that the gun owner poses a risk to the safety of himself or others.
+The law deceptively says that it has to be the testimony of a “family member.” [Most of the “red flag” laws, such as the one in Washington State, do not limit who can claim the gun owner poses a risk to the safety of himself or others to family members.]
+But “family member” is defined to include “former dating partners” and anyone who has ever lived with the defendant.
+So a jilted former boyfriend or girlfriend, or even a roommate from years ago, could easily set in motion the disarming of a lawful gun owner.
+Using a very low standard of proof.
+The standard for obtaining an ex parte order against a gun owner is absurdly low – one need only show “reasonable cause” to believe that the person may pose a risk.
+That’s even lower than the “probable cause” standard for obtaining a search warrant.
+In addition, the judge is forced to rush his decision and issue the confiscation order on the same day of the ex parte hearing.
+Within two weeks of the ex parte hearing, a hearing with the gun owner present must occur; the purpose is to put in place a long-term confiscation order.
+But even at that hearing, the standard of proof is far below the “beyond a reasonable doubt” standard used in criminal trials.
+Rather, it need only be shown by “a preponderance of evidence” that the person poses a risk of injury to self or others.
+What kind of evidence?
+Things like the “reckless storage” of firearms and drinking habits can be considered.
+If you keep a handgun in the bedside table and drink beer regularly, you may [be] in trouble.
+Shifting the burden of proof to the gun owner.
+The long-term confiscation order lasts up to a year, but may be renewed indefinitely.
+Once it is in place, it becomes very difficult to remove.
+To have the confiscation order lifted, the gun owner must provehe does not pose a threat to himself or others.
+Proving a negative is nearly impossible.
+Adding insult to injury, the bill even authorizes local law enforcement to charge the gun owner a storage fee for confiscating and storing his guns.
+After the Parkland school shooting, had Donald Trump simply used his bully pulpit to promote arming teachers and school employees as a deterrent and defense against these school shootings without calling for more gun control, it would have been a HUGE boost for the Second Amendment in general and school safety in particular.
+Instead, Trump fell in with anti-Second Amendment liberals and started calling for more gun control, adding “mental health” restrictions to gun purchases and making his stupid Stalinist statements about taking guns first and worrying about due process later.
+As a result, anti-gun liberals all over the country are using Trump’s own words and proposed gun control policies as a rallying cry to enact gun confiscation laws.
+As it stands right now, Donald Trump has opened the door for more damage being done to the Second Amendment than any other president, Democrat or Republican, in our lifetime.
+Freedomists in the 50 states had better keep a close eye on their State legislatures this year and next, because, thanks to Donald Trump, gun confiscation is going to be on the agenda in virtually every single State in the country.
+And while you are at it, don’t overlook the federal Congress.
+No wonder Dianne Feinstein looked so deliriously (and devilishly) happy when Trump uttered his stupid comment about gun confiscation and said he wanted to bring an assault weapons ban (Feinstein’s bill) into proposed gun control legislation.
+See the video here:
+Watch Dianne Feinstein Erupt With Glee After Trump Seems To Endorse Her Assault Weapons Ban
+But if you are a freedom-loving American who values your liberties and the God-given right to defend them, happy is NOT what you should be feeling right now.
+You should be OUTRAGED at Donald Trump, and you should be absolutely determined to be ever vigilant against ANY attempt from Democrats or Republicans from federal, State, or municipal government to enact further restrictions against your right to keep and bear arms—because Trump has opened the door not only for more gun control but also for gun confiscation.
+P.S.
+One more time I want to remind readers that self-defense—including defense against tyrannical government—is more than a right guaranteed in the Second Amendment to our Constitution; it is a duty assigned us in Nature by our Creator.
+For anyone, especially a Christian, to willingly surrender their means of self-defense is not only a crime against liberty; it is a sin against God.
+I urge my Christian friends (and anyone else) to read the book my constitutional attorney son and I wrote entitled “To Keep or Not To Keep: Why Christians Should Not Give Up Their Guns.”
+Mark it down: Any law demanding the citizenry to surrender their AR-15 rifles would be unconstitutional, unnatural, and unbiblical.
+And NO Christian or other free man should ever comply with such a law.
+I know that there is a plethora of pastors who teach that Christians ought to obey the government should it outlaw our guns.
+THEY ARE WRONG.
+They are wrong biblically, constitutionally, and morally.
+Our book shows the Natural and Biblical duty of self-defense.
+I don’t know of another book like it.
+With all that is happening today, it is CRUCIAL that people (especially Christians) become familiar with the truths contained in this book.
+I urge you to order one for yourself and one (at least) for your friends and kinfolk.
+Reprinted with permission from Chuck Baldwin.
+The Best of Chuck Baldwin
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+J Street "Kapos" May Un-Endorse Dem Rep Over "Jewish Question"
+
+Anti-Israel activist group J Street was very outraged when its leaders were described as "Kapos".
+The comparison of the Soros funded group that has stood with Hamas over Israel with Jews who were forced to collaborate with the Nazis during the Holocaust was indeed insulting.
+To Kapos.
+Jews under Nazi rule may have been forced to collaborate.
+No one forced J Street to collaborate with anti-Semites.
+And here's J Street trying to decide whether to stop endorsing a Democrat who pals around with Farrakhan and defended him by mentioning the "Jewish question."
+Democratic Illinois Rep. Danny Davis defended Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan as an “outstanding human being” on Monday.
+Farrakhan’s history of racially extreme comments includes blaming Jews for the September 11 attacks, saying white people “deserve to die” and praising Adolf Hitler as a “very great man.” “I personally know [Farrakhan], I’ve been to his home, done meetings, participated in events with him,” Davis told TheDC.
+The congressman wasn’t sure why the ADL wrote that he had been misquoted in his praise for the anti-Semite, and said he wasn’t sure if someone from his office had told the ADL he was misquoted, he told The Daily Caller News Foundation on Sunday.
+“I think that was what they wanted to write.
+Nah, I don’t have no problems with Farrakhan, I don’t spend a whole lot of my time dealing with those kind of things,” Davis said.
+“That’s just one segment of what goes on in our world.
+The world is so much bigger than Farrakhan and the Jewish question and his position on that and so forth.
+For those heavy into it, that’s their thing, but it ain’t my thing,” he said
+The "Jewish Question" is a term generally used by anti-Semites today.
+But J Street is stuck with its own Jewish Question.
+How much anti-Semitism is too much even for it.
+Left-wing advocacy group J Street said it is re-evaluating its endorsement of a congressman who praised Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan.
+JStreetPAC, the arm of the NGO that funds and endorses candidates, currently lists Rep. Danny Davis, an Illinois Democrat from the virulently anti-Semitic Farrakhan’s home base of Chicago, as a candidate it supports.
+The endorsement, first reported in the Forward, calls Davis “a longtime supporter of Israel and a two-state solution.”
+In J Street's home dimension of Oceania, supporter of Israel means Farrakhan supporter.
+“We take anti-Semitism quite seriously,” J Street’s statement read.
+“We are currently in conversation with Representative Davis’ office about this issue.
+We will get back to you shortly with a more extensive response.”
+So seriously that J Street can't decide what to do about a politician who defends a Hitler-lover and raises the Jewish Question.
+That's serious all right.
+Seriously Kapo.
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+3rd Highest Ranked Dem Civil Rights Hero Appeared w/Farrakhan, Won't Condemn
+
+The media's Farrakhan embargo is collapsing.
+And that's due to the hard work of committed conservative journalists who stayed on this story, especially at the Daily Caller, which got the Rep. Davis quotes, twice.
+Some credit also goes to Jake Tapper at CNN and Glenn Kessler at the Washington Post for a willingness to discuss the subject even when their media outlets didn't want to.
+The debate over the ties between Women's March leaders and Farrakhan made into a debate on the View.
+And that debate involved none other than Valerie Jarrett.
+The New York Times has now run its own explainer piece on Farrakhan and the Dems which mentions the infamous Obama-Farrakhan photo.
+There's also a quote from an Obama spokeswoman claiming that, “President Obama has denounced racism and anti-Semitism his entire life.
+That includes his public and repeated repudiations of Louis Farrakhan’s views over the years.
+Today is no different – he still rejects the harmful and divisive views Farrakhan continues to espouse.”
+That fails to explain why he met with him.
+And maybe one of these days someone will ask him that question.
+And then Obama can give a new remix of his Wright speech.
+"I can no more disavow Calypso Louie than I can my dead white grandmother."
+Rep. Danny Davis, after defending Farrakhan, now has a statement condemning him.
+But we've seen that before.
+So it likely doesn't represent his views.
+After a previous statement, Rep. Davis made an infamous comment about the "Jewish question".
+So it probably still isn't over.
+The statement though is full of conspiracy theories and blames everyone else for Davis' behavior except him.
+And now on to "civil rights hero" (TM) Rep. Clyburn.
+South Carolina Rep. James Clyburn attended a 2011 event with Farrakhan and shared the stage with him, even after Jewish groups voiced their opposition to Clyburn attending the event.
+Clyburn told the Final Call, a Nation of Islam publication, that he was “not bothered in the least bit” by criticisms of his attendance at the event.
+As the assistant Democratic leader, Clyburn is the third-highest ranked Democrat in the House.
+He declined to condemn Farrakhan in a statement released to The Daily Caller News Foundation on Thursday.
+“I have fought all my life to advance the cause of social justice and equality, and I have always opposed bigotry in all its forms,” Clyburn said in the statement.
+His office declined repeated inquiries regarding whether the congressman is willing to condemn Farrakhan, and whether he stood by his decision in 2011 to shrug off criticisms of Farrakhan.
+Clyburn is now the eighth House Democrat to have direct ties to Farrakhan.
+The Republican Jewish Coalition has already called on the seven other Democrats to resign over their ties to Farrakhan.
+Obviously not going to happen.
+But the story is breaking through the embargo.
+We're starting to have that "national dialogue" about racism that the left keeps wanting us to have.
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+UK Bans Free Speech Activists While Admitting Numerous Preachers Of Jihad Violence, Hatred & Sharia
+
+The banning of free speech activists Martin Sellner and Brittany Pettibone from the UK is just the latest of many, many examples of how the British government bans foes of jihad terror while admitting its proponents.
+Pamela Geller and I are banned from entering the country for the crime of telling the truth about Islam and jihad.
+According to Breitbart, “Sellner, who described the detention centre as looking akin to a typical American prison, said he was told by authorities that his speaking at Hyde Park could cause violence and disrupt community cohesion.”
+That’s just what they claimed about Pamela Geller and me: that our visit could cause violence and disrupt community cohesion.
+But we, of course, have never advocated or approved of any violence.
+The UK Home Office meant that our visit could cause violence from Muslims.
+They were bowing to jihadist intimidation.
+Meanwhile, Britain has a steadily lengthening record of admitting jihad preachers without a moment of hesitation.
+Syed Muzaffar Shah Qadri’s preaching of hatred and jihad violence was so hardline that he was banned from preaching in Pakistan, but the UK Home Office welcomed him into Britain.
+The UK Home Office also admitted Shaykh Hamza Sodagar into the country, despite the fact that he has said: “If there’s homosexual men, the punishment is one of five things.
+One – the easiest one maybe – chop their head off, that’s the easiest.
+Second – burn them to death.
+Third – throw ’em off a cliff.
+Fourth – tear down a wall on them so they die under that.
+Fifth – a combination of the above.”
+Theresa May’s relentlessly appeasement-minded government also admitted two jihad preachers who had praised the murderer of a foe of Pakistan’s blasphemy laws.
+One of them was welcomed by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
+Nor does the UK admit only preachers of jihad terror.
+It admits jihad terrorists as well, even when it knows they are jihad terrorists.
+The Muslim migrant teen who bombed the London Tube told border officials that he was trained by ISIS, but was admitted anyway.
+Meanwhile, the UK banned three bishops from areas of Iraq and Syria where Christians are persecuted from entering the country.
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Et Tu, Benedict?
+(Some Final Thoughts on Joseph Ratzinger)
+
+Recently an editor of a “conservative” Catholic magazine asked me if I would be interested in contributing a piece about the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI, five years on.
+I declined, telling him that I was morally certain that anything I had to say about it would not be in keeping with his editorial policies.
+It’s been five years, and I’ve noticed that there are a lot fewer people talking about what a “courageous” act it was to give up the pontificate.
+The consequences of that act have been so outlandish – even for people who are mostly OK with Francis – that very few people are still willing to make polite noises about it.
+Editor's Note: In a March 11th letter signed by Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI and addressed to Msgr.
+Dario Vigano, prefect of the Secretariat for Communications, the former pope reportedly offers an impassioned defense of Pope Francis against the claim that he lacks theological and philosophical formation.
+In no uncertain terms, this letter, bearing Benedict's signature, affirms that “there is an internal continuity between the two pontificates.” Whether Benedict actually wrote this letter or not, it gives rise to a number of grave questions that need to be answered rather urgently before history closes the book on this commedia diabolica.
+Our thanks to Remnant columnist, Hilary White, for addressing the most pertinent of these here below.
+MJM
+In fact, five years after the resignation of Pope Benedict the Catholic faithful mostly want to know why; why would a pope – a man with decades of up-close-and-personal experience of the “filth” in the Curia and throughout the church – suddenly just decide to quit?
+Why would he choose to walk away knowing that his task was not completed?
+At the time and since then, particularly in light of what has been happening, it seems one of the most bizarre aspects of this whole bizarre situation that the reasons offered have been so trivial, so inappropriately, so disproportionately petty.
+These absurd responses to serious questions of grave import have raised the inescapable suspicion that Benedict simply did not take the papacy as seriously as the rest of us did.
+We cannot help but wonder if these trivialised responses reveal some deep flaw that we had never suspected before.
+Could we have been wrong about him?
+And if so, could we have been this wrong?
+For reasons, all we heard at the time was, essentially, “I’m tired.” There was some implication that he didn’t feel up to international travel anymore, so couldn’t make it to World Youth Day and similar events.
+The trivialising of the resignation seemed to go hand in hand with the modern concept of the pope-as-pop-star, something we had thought Benedict was too serious a man, too serious a Catholic, to believe himself.
+Of all people, we had assumed that Benedict XVI took the papacy seriously.
+And since then, as all the poisons that had been lurking for fifty years in the NewChurch mud are busily hatching out, many Catholics want to know why we hear nothing from him?
+This man whom we had believed a “champion of orthodoxy,” whom we thought we knew.
+Error, even heresy and blasphemy are pouring daily out of the mouth of his successor, who has, literally, turned the Vatican into a den of thieves, and we hear nothing but the occasional, carefully worded statement on how fine everything is.
+How content he is with his decision and how happy with his current life.
+After three years of systematic dismantling of everything he had attempted to do in his pontificate, we got this from an apparently utterly insouciant Ratzinger, addressed to Francis: “Your goodness is my home and the place where I feel safe.” Everyone who had ever read anything he had written were amazed he was capable of producing such maudlin drivel, but the video doesn’t lie:
+So strange was this new tone that speculation started circulating that he was under some kind of external compulsion, not free to speak his mind.
+But this is not what we see.
+There he is, manifestly happy and reading it out loud.
+“Perhaps it was written for him.” Well, why repeat it then?
+Why, if he has any qualms, allow himself to be trotted out on such occasions, to read this blatant propaganda?
+If it is a deception, why participate in it?
+In fact, all the hopeful commenters on blogs and other social media who keep telling me how much they “miss” him have failed to respect him in one way; they won’t take him at his word.
+Some insist that his resignation was under some sort of coercion and so isn’t valid.
+But we have repeatedly heard from him that he was under no constraint, that he had resigned freely.
+And indeed, far from being an isolated “prisoner of the Vatican,” Benedict has received many guests all of whom report that, though frail, he appears content and never utters a word of criticism.
+We have yet to hear any report of any notes begging for rescue hidden under a lunch table placemat.
+There’s no doubt that this is an extremely strange and frankly fishy situation; something doesn’t add up, it’s true.
+All the questions have gone ignored, or have received frivolous, jokey responses:
+Why did you resign?
+Ratzinger: “I was a bit tired and didn’t feel up to partying with the kids at World Youth Day.”
+If you’re not pope, why do you still wear the white?
+Ratzinger: “Oh, there wasn’t a black cassock that fit me.”
+Why do you continue to call yourself Benedict XVI if you are no longer pope?
+Ratzinger: “Well, I’m an ‘emeritus,’ you see…”
+And where did this “emeritus” business come from?
+Does it have any precedent in Catholic history?
+What does it mean canonically and doctrinally?
+Ratzinger: “…”
+What was all that rubbish from Ganswein about there being a divided “munus” – with an active member and a “contemplative member”?
+Doesn’t that just mean there are two popes now?
+Ratzinger: “…”
+And perhaps most agonising of all: “How can you just sit there smiling, issuing bland platitudinous nonsense, while this lunatic drives the sheep off a cliff?”
+A few days ago, my friend Steve Skojec, of the traditionalist/restorationist website One Peter Five, summed up the consternation of those of us who still feel a lingering affection for (the man we used to call) Pope Benedict.
+Steve summons up in this brief post all the anger and all the crushing disappointment most of us probably still feel reluctant to express out loud:
+Five years ago today, Pope Benedict XVI abdicated the papacy.
+And through the abandonment of his duty to shepherd the Church, he made way for the worst papacy of all time – one he steadfastly refuses to oppose in word, deed, or even the subtlest gesture.
+You may love him for various reasons, you may miss him by contrast, but you may not excuse the responsibility he has.
+He walked away from his family, leaving the door open to an abusive stepfather, and he watches his children beaten and led astray not just in silence, but in apparent contentment.
+And still, he was the best of the post-conciliar popes, which is why he’s the only one who won’t be canonized.
+Who is the real Joseph Ratzinger?
+I have had long-time Vatican watchers say to me, more than once, “Maybe it’s really just that he wasn’t who we thought he was.” I suspect there is a lot more to this than most people might imagine.
+I think we made the mistake of believing the press.
+We were delighted that the bitterly anti-Catholic media hated and feared him.
+We failed to recall that they know nothing at all about Catholicism.
+What the papers never told us was that as a young priest and theologian Joseph Ratzinger was known as a “progressive,” as the term was understood in 1962.
+This reputation was cemented during his work as the peritus, the theological advisor, of one of the Council’s most influential of the bishops of the progressive camp, Cardinal Josef Frings of Cologne.
+Frings’ claim to fame in that great drama was a speech criticising the CDF – and its prefect Cardinal Alfredo Ottaviani – for the “conservatism” in the “schema,” the documents prepared by the CDF for guiding the bishops’ discussions.
+After this speech, there was an uprising among the bishops of the preparatory committee who demanded that the schema – that had taken years to develop – be abandoned.
+This was done, over Ottaviani’s futile objections, and new documents were rapidly cobbled together by a coalition of German and French “progressives” who rejoiced that they had, in effect, seized control of the Council from that moment, before it had even started.
+It has since been revealed that it was Joseph Ratzinger – the maverick “progressive” academic theologian Frings had brought to Rome as his secretary – who wrote that speech.
+Cardinal Henri de Lubac, writing in 1985, recalling that drama, said:
+“Joseph Ratzinger, an expert at the Council, was also the private secretary of Card.
+Frings, Archbishop of Cologne.
+Blind, the old Cardinal largely utilized his secretary to write his interventions.
+Now then, one of these interventions became memorable: it was a radical criticism of the methods of the Holy Office.
+Despite a reply by Card.
+Ottaviani, Frings sustained his critique.
+
+“It is not an exaggeration to say that on that day the old Holy Office, as it presented itself then, was destroyed by Ratzinger in union with his Archbishop.
+
+“Card.
+Seper, a man full of goodness, intiated the renovation.
+Ratzinger, who did not change, continues it.”
+Ratzinger’s reputation as a “progressive” is not based on one incident, nor was it restricted to his early work.
+It went unnoticed in the shouting over his running of CDF, that he had written in 1982, a call for the Church “never to return” to the Syllabus of Errors of Pius IX.
+In his book Principles of Catholic Theology, Ratzinger proposed the question, “Should the Council be revoked?” and in response recommended the “razing of the bastions” of the Catholic Church in relation to the modern world:
+The duty is, therefore, not to suppress the Council, but to discover the real Council and delve deep into what it truly wants with regard to what has happened since then.
+
+This implies that there is no possible return to the Syllabus, which could well have been a first step in the combat against Liberalism and the nascent Marxism, but which cannot be the last word.
+Neither embraces nor the ghetto can resolve the problem of [relations with] the modern world for the Christian.
+Hence, the 'razing of the bastions' that Hans Urs von Balthasar called for already in 1952 was in effect an urgent duty.
+It was necessary for her [the Church] to raze the old bastions and confide only in the protection of the faith, the power of the word that is her unique, true, and permanent strength.
+But to raze the bastions cannot signify that she no longer has anything to protect, or that she can live owing to different forces than those that engendered her: the water and the blood that poured from the open side of her crucified Lord.
+His was the thesis – a mainstay of “conservative” ideology – that the “real” Council, if only implemented properly, would be the salvation of the Church and the world, a theme he never left.
+How ironic it must have seemed to those who remembered this history that Ratzinger would himself be given the office he had “destroyed” and would gain the media-generated reputation as an “arch-conservative”.
+And it starts to suggest an answer, or at least a line of inquiry, about why so little was actually accomplished in his long tenure.
+With the “arch-conservative” “Rottweiler” Ratzinger in CDF, why do we have the situation we have today?
+What did he do to stop the explosion of neo-modernism – that burned like an unchecked wildfire throughout the Catholic world through the reign of John Paul II?
+What did “silencing” by Ratzinger’s CDF do to stop Hans Kung becoming a celebrity “priest-theologian,” courted by the media for his loathing of Catholicism?
+Kung, who was never removed from the priesthood despite his manifest heresy?
+Can we think of any other names who were corrected even to this degree?
+Precious few.
+But we can certainly think of many, many who spent their lives and vocations blatantly denying and undermining the Catholic Faith – academic theologians, religious, priests, bishops and cardinals around the world – with never a peep of protest from Rome.
+Moreover, the scandalous pack of frauds we currently have in the episcopate is entirely the product of the “arch-conservative” John Paul II and the “Rottweiler” Benedict XVI pontificates.
+Why did we think that Ratzinger, in this crucial role of CDF prefect, was a bulwark of orthodoxy?
+Is it simply that we have moved so far away from the ancient Faith that we no longer have a realistic notion of the Faith ourselves to make a comparison, to make an objective judgement?
+The “progressive” destroyer of Ottaviani inheriting his office and the epithet “arch-conservative”…
+Indeed, Ratzinger himself maintained that he had never changed his theological opinions.
+He was to say that it was his old academic colleagues like Kung and Kasper who had moved further to the ideological “left” after the 1960s while he stayed in place.
+Perhaps now, as an answer that fits our apparently contradictory puzzle pieces, we can finally accept his word on this.
+Perhaps the world of Catholic academic theology had become so corrupted that a man called “progressive” in 1963, but whose ideas remained the same, would look like a “champion of traditional Catholic orthodoxy” by 2005.
+Is this why he resigned?
+Is it simply that his conception of the Church, of the papacy, was never what Catholics believed about it?
+Perhaps a hint at the answer comes from La Stampa in 2015 which published some of the memoirs of Silvano Fausti, SJ, who had been confessor and spiritual guide of Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini, the godfather of the “liberal” European Catholic Church, and alleged leader of the “Sankt Gallen Mafia” that Cardinal Danneels admitted conspired for years against Pope Benedict.
+Fausti said that Benedict met with Martini at the bishops’ palace of Milan in June 2012.
+Martini, Fausti said, urged Benedict to resign the papacy.
+Apparently at the time of his election in 2005, Martini had said it would be his main task to reform the Curia.
+By 2012, this had proved impossible.
+Why would Benedict take advice from a man like Martini – the “godfather” of the “liberal wing” of European Catholicism?
+I think the question would not even occur to a man like Ratzinger.
+They were esteemed academic colleagues.
+They were brothers of the episcopate.
+They were members of the club.
+Any appearance of ideological division between them was, in essence, a product of the media narrative.
+Why wouldn’t the pope take the advice of his most respected and senior cardinal?
+Why is Walter Kasper a cardinal?
+One of the most prominent of those puzzle pieces is the apparent inability of these “conservative” prelates, to detect, let alone effectively oppose, these brazen enemies of the Faith within the episcopate and College of Cardinals.
+It beggars belief of ordinary people that, after so many years of hearing and reading them, Ratzinger would remain on such friendly terms with men like Walter Kasper and Carlo Maria Martini, the alleged brains of the Sankt Gallen Mafia.
+When, at his very first Angelus address in 2013, Pope Francis told the crowd how much he loved the writing of Walter Kasper, quite a lot of us who had spent many years watching the Vatican started understanding where we were all headed with the new pope.
+Jorge Bergoglio might have been unknown to the larger Catholic world, but Walter Kasper was a celebrity heretic, the media-savvy frontman for the “ultra-liberal” “wing” of the post-Vatican II Church.
+In an article on the cardinal’s life’s work, Thomas Jansen, the editor-in-chief of Katholisch.de, recently noted that Walter Kasper could not possibly have done the damage he has without the direct assistance of both John Paul II and Pope Benedict.
+The monstrous debacle of Amoris Laetitia is as much Kasper’s work as Bergoglio’s.
+This is a man who has, for 40 years, never troubled to hide his heterodox opinions and has devoted much of his life to a campaign to bring about precisely this outcome.
+Jansen points out that Kasper had already tried to bring out the same proposal for Communion for divorced and remarried in 1993, together with Karl Lehmann, another “Sankt Gallen” member.
+This was stopped by Ratzinger and the CDF.
+But that raises the next question; if Ratzinger knew so well what kind of creature Kasper was, why wasn’t the next step to pitch him out of the episcopate on his ear?
+Why was he not – at the very least – given the same “silencing” treatment as Kung?
+Kasper has recently gone to the media again to complain of being called a heretic.
+But it’s a simple truth: he’s a heretic.
+Everyone knows he’s a heretic because we have heard him trumpeting in his blatant heresies from every rooftop he could find for decades.
+After openly working against the Faith, instead of being demoted, silenced, laicised and/or excommunicated, John Paul II made him a cardinal.
+Remember that his scheme to Amoris-Latitia-ize the Church was stopped by Ratzinger’s CDF in 1993.
+But he was not demoted, reprimanded or corrected in any way.
+Nor was he removed from places of influence.
+Far from it.
+In 1994 Kasper was inserted into the Vatican Curia by being named co-chair of the International Commission for Lutheran-Catholic Dialogue.
+In 1999, he made another step up, being appointed secretary of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, the “ecumenical” office where his manifest religious indifferentism could be given free reign.
+In 2001, he was made a Cardinal-deacon with the awesome responsibility of voting in a Conclave.
+Then Benedict allowed him to remain a cardinal.
+And, as if to add a finishing touch to the poisoned cake that is Ratzinger’s involvement in the creation of the New Catholic Paradigm, Benedict is now being said to have deliberately timed his resignation in order to allow his old academic colleague to participate in the 2013 Conclave.
+As Jansen pointed out, and Maike Hickson quoted in a piece for One Peter Five,
+Cardinal Kasper barely even made it into the last conclave, because he had just turned 80 years of age.
+But since the date of the death (or abdication, as it was the case in 2013) of the pope is decisive, he was still able to attend and vote in that election.
+(As some observers noted, it was a generous gesture toward Cardinal Kasper that Pope Benedict XVI had decided to retire in due time.)
+Excuse me Maike, but I don’t think this is a parenthetical issue.
+Is it any wonder that so many Catholics have become disaffected?
+Cardinal Ratzinger, Pope “Emeritus” Benedict – whatever you want to call yourself – I have one question that I would really like you to answer: Why is this man still a cardinal?
+Why is he still a bishop?
+Why is he still allowed to call himself a “Catholic theologian”?
+Why did you, apparently deliberately, ensure that he was able to enter the Conclave to decide who your successor was going to be?
+Doesn’t anyone else want to know this?
+Don’t we all want to know why Hans Kung is still a priest?
+Why was Cardinal Mahony allowed to retire in good standing?
+Why a man like Weakland, the active homosexual who paid off his ex-lover, was not excommunicated?
+What are the names we all remember, just off the top of our heads?
+My own bishop in Victoria, the occultist Remi de Roo, Seattle’s Raymond Hunthausen, Miami’s Favalora, Rochester’s Matthew Clark, Derek Worlock of Liverpool… I sometimes wonder how long that list is going to be when this is all over.
+For fifty years Catholics have wanted to know why nothing was ever done, as these wolves in the episcopate were allowed, year after year to continue attacking the Church.
+Why have we so often seen these men – compromised intellectually and morally – elevated to superior rank, despite the incredible brazenness of their hatred of the Catholic Faith?
+The end of “Big Umbrella Catholicism”
+The New York Times’ Ross Douthat is among those who are starting to ask these kinds of questions.
+Maike Hickson quotes him, writing of this bizarre situation – in which each, of the so-called “Sankt Gallen Mafia” prelates, including Kasper, who openly campaigned for the effective abolition of Catholic moral teaching: “It was characteristic of the church’s effective truce [between conservatives and progressivists] that John Paul II himself had given most of them their red hats, elevating them despite their disagreement with his restorationist approach.”
+When journalists talk about Catholicism, they often speak of a man like Kasper being – as his Wikipedia page puts it – “one of the main figures of the liberal wing of the Catholic Church.” And this is supposed to make some kind of sense to Catholics, we’re supposed to accept it as the reality of our times.
+There’s a “liberal wing” and a “conservative wing” and they’re both Catholic.
+Steve Skojec told me that our willingness to go along with the whole “emeritus pope” charade was an error: “I think the problem is that we all went along with their game of make believe, and we shouldn’t have.” In fact, I am starting to think that the willingness of most Catholics to go along with the entire charade of post-conciliar Catholicism has been a grave error.
+By playing along, by pretending that we could be “conservative Catholics” in this New Paradigm that also includes “liberal Catholics” we have helped them perpetrate one the most monstrous frauds in human history.
+Because of this schizophrenic mindset of the Church’s leadership since 1965, we have all come to accept the underlying premise; that the Church is a “big umbrella” with plenty of room for people of all personal opinions, that such issues as liturgy are matters of personal “taste” …that two opposed things can both be Catholic truth.
+This schizophrenia is the model under which “conservatives” have operated all this time, and by which they have judged a man like Joseph Ratzinger to be a “conservative champion of orthodoxy.” And what has this achieved?
+It created cover for the men of Kasper’s clique to maneuver their man on the throne of Peter five years ago.
+And just like that, the jargon of “tolerance” and the “big umbrella” is over and the purge of faithful, believing Catholic religious, seminarians, priests, and academics has begun.
+As it had to.
+They, at least, do not harbour this insane contradiction, and understand – and frequently say out loud – that the New Paradigm and the Catholic Church are not the same.
+And their New Church is the only one left.
+For five decades we played the Anglican game; as long as we don’t talk about it, there isn’t a problem.
+Ottaviani’s Holy Office and schema were the last gasp of the old Church – and as de Lubac said above, it was killed by Joseph Ratzinger.
+We had a long hiatus in which the popes pretended nothing essential had changed, while the institution around them fell to the New Paradigm, until the papacy was the only thing left.
+One of the things I’ve been saying is a blessing in disguise, and an enormous relief, about the Bergoglian era is that we can finally leave behind us the absurd situation of the Wojtyla/Ratzinger era.
+We were expected for all those years to pretend we were in the “New Springtime of Vatican II,” while we watched these wolves in shepherds’ clothing eating the sheep.
+Now we can, at least, finally stop pretending that everything is just dandy under the New Paradigm of Merciful Conciliar Wonderfulness.
+For those still wondering, Bergoglio isn’t a shock, he isn’t even a surprise; he’s just the logical end result.
+This pontificate isn’t an anomaly; it was the only possible outcome, and it was as much the work of Joseph Ratzinger as Walter Kasper.
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+Did Oakland Mayor Tip Off La Raza to ICE Raid?
+
+The story of the Oakland mayor who tipped off illegal alien criminals to ICE raids resulting in rapists and child sex offenders escaping arrest just keeps getting worse.
+Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf shocked the nation when she issued a tweet and press release on February 24 warning about impending ICE raids.
+Schaaf refuses to say how she learned about the ICE raids, only saying it was not from official sources.
+“I felt that it was my duty to share the information,” Schaaf said.
+Whatever the leak pipeline looked like, it's good odds that it began with Obama holdovers ensconced in the government.
+In emails we obtained through a public records request, we didn’t find out who her sources were, but we do know who she was talking to before she made her big announcement.
+Emails reveal that hours before the announcement, a group called Centro Legal de la Raza sent the mayor information on what employers should do in case of an ICE raid.
+Hours before the public was warned about ICE raids, some Oakland businesses got a head start, thanks to the mayor.
+According to emails, the Oakland Indie Alliance, a group of independent businesses, got a message saying “Important Alert!
+Credible information ICE Raids in Oakland Sunday 2/25 and Monday 2/26” and “This information comes directly from the Mayor.”
+Now that last part is significant.
+Because there is no doubt that businesses employing illegal aliens are committing a crime.
+It is unlawful to hire an alien, to recruit an alien, or to refer an alien for a fee, knowing the alien is unauthorized to work in the United States.. An employer can be convicted of the felony of harboring illegal aliens who are his employees if he takes actions in reckless disregard of their illegal status, such as ordering them to obtain false documents, altering records, obstructing INS inspections, or taking other actions that facilitate the alien’s illegal employment.
+Any business that tips off illegal aliens admits that it is aware of their status.
+By passing along the warning, Mayor Schaaf was tipping off criminals committing a felony.
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+MS-503 Gang Member Apprehended by Border Patrol Agents In Arizona
+
+YUMA, Ariz. – Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents arrested a gang member belonging to the Mara Salvatrucha-503 Gang early Monday morning.
+At 6:30 a.m. Monday, Yuma Station agents responded to a call for assistance at Carver Park from the Yuma Police Department.
+After agents interviewed the subject, it was determined that the 20-year-old El Salvadoran national was illegally in the United States.
+He was arrested and transported to Yuma Station.
+Agents positively identified the subject as Jose Rodriguez-Lopez and noted a MS-503 Gang tattoo across his chest.
+Rodriguez-Lopez claimed to have previously been a member of, MS-503, a branch of MS-13, a gang that originated in El Salvador and is notorious for extreme violence and bloodshed.
+Rodriguez-Lopez had no record of any criminal or immigration arrests in the United States.
+He was processed for immigration violations.
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+Rep. Danny Davis was For/Against/For/Against Farrakhan
+
+Rep. Danny Davis helped get the ball rolling by praising Farrakhan.
+Democratic Illinois Rep. Danny Davis defended Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan as an “outstanding human being” on Monday.
+Farrakhan’s history of racially extreme comments includes blaming Jews for the September 11 attacks, saying white people “deserve to die” and praising Adolf Hitler as a “very great man.” “I personally know [Farrakhan], I’ve been to his home, done meetings, participated in events with him,” Davis told TheDC.
+“I don’t regard Louis Farrakhan as an aberration or anything, I regard him as an outstanding human being who commands a following of individuals who are learned and articulate and he plays a big role in the lives of thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands of people,” he emphasized later.
+Then Rep. Davis' office issued a statement disavowing Farrakhan.
+And then Davis got right back to talking to the Daily Caller and disavowed the disavowal.
+“The congressman was insistent that The Daily Caller misquoted him during the interview and that he didn’t subscribe to Farrakhan’s anti-Semitic statements and actions in the past,” the ADL official told JTA in a statement.
+“He expressed an interest in seeing some of the latest statements made by Farrakhan vis-a-vis Jews, which we promptly shared with him.” The congressman wasn’t sure why the ADL wrote that he had been misquoted in his praise for the anti-Semite, and said he wasn’t sure if someone from his office had told the ADL he was misquoted, he told The Daily Caller News Foundation on Sunday.
+“I think that was what they wanted to write.
+Nah, I don’t have no problems with Farrakhan, I don’t spend a whole lot of my time dealing with those kind of things,” Davis said.
+“That’s just one segment of what goes on in our world.
+The world is so much bigger than Farrakhan and the Jewish question and his position on that and so forth.
+For those heavy into it, that’s their thing, but it ain’t my thing,” he said
+The term "Jewish Question" is largely used by anti-Semites.
+So Davis then sorta disavowed his own statements.
+J Street endorsed him.
+And then he talked to the Daily Caller again.
+Democratic Illinois Rep. Danny Davis thinks Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, a notorious racist and anti-Semite, does “outstanding work” but doesn’t agree with Farrakhan’s positions that white people are “devils” and Jewish people are satanic.
+Progress!
+"I don’t spend a lot of time, I buy Final Call when I see them.
+I’ve been to Saviour’s Day, I’ve read, I’ve been a fan of Elijah Muhammad, so those are my positions, but I do disagree with the notion that white people are devils.”
+I wonder how far a white congressman would get saying, "I attended the Klavern, but I don't agree with the KKK's views about black people."
+But that's Rep. Davis' current views.
+He likes a racist hate group.
+But doesn't believe white people are devils or Jews are satanic.
+Whoever the JTA has on the "explain away Farrakhan's Dem fandom" beat is going to be busy again.
+But this is typical of the Dems and their useful idiots.
+And J Street is on record as endorsing a politician who praised a racist hate group leader and discussed the "Jewish question."
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+Illegal Alien Wife Beaters Protected by Sanctuary City Mayor Busted
+
+Sanctuary cities are the real war on women.
+And Democrats are the ones fighting it.
+Democrats like Oakland's Mayor Schaaf.
+Three illegal immigrants, who avoided capture after Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf blew the whistle on a raid by federal immigration authorities last month, have since been re-arrested for new crimes including robbery and spousal abuse, ICE officials said.
+Schaaf tweeted out a warning ahead of the raid in northern California last month, infuriating Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials and the Trump administration.
+“How dare you!” Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in California this month, addressing Schaaf.
+“How dare you needlessly endanger the lives of our law enforcement officers to promote a radical, open borders agenda.”
+ICE officials eventually caught 232 illegal immigrants, many of them criminals, in the four-day sweep but said that hundreds more escaped because of Schaaf’s warning.
+But on Tuesday, officials said that at least three of those who were targeted in the raid, but were not apprehended, had since been arrested for additional crimes.
+One was a Mexican national arrested for robbery and gun crimes, who was released back into the community for a prior offense despite an ICE detainer request in November.
+Another Mexican national was arrested for a DUI, despite having been deported three times and prior convictions for false imprisonment, DUI and battery of a spouse.
+The third was a Mexican national who was arrested for corporal injury of a spouse, despite being deported twice and criminal convictions including drug possession, hit-and-run, DUIs, possessions of narcotics equipment and a parole violation.
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+Travis Air Force Base terrorist identified as Muslim Hafiz Kazi
+
+Earlier today I wrote: “FBI spokeswoman Gina Swankie and Travis spokesman Airman Christian Conrad declined to elaborate on the matter or identify the driver.
+Why?”
+Now it’s clear why.
+They wanted to hold off as long as possible on identifying this terrorist as another Muslim, and this as another jihad terror attack.
+Protecting the image of Islam, not protecting the public, still seems to be the most important priority for all too many American officials.
+“Man whose vehicle exploded at Travis AFB identified,” KGO, March 23, 2018:
+TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (KGO) — A man who drove into Travis AFB has been identified as 51-year-old Hafiz Kazi, two sources with knowledge of the probe tell ABC News.
+The sources described Kazi as a “nomad” and a “vagabond,” who lived in many places.
+Authorities extracted a video from his cell phone and are analyzing it to try and see if it could help point to a motive.
+Sources wouldn’t offer any details about the video.
+The FBI is holding a press conference Friday at 3:30 p.m. and will be asking the public for help and any information about Kazi.
+Sources say the information gathered so far still does not point to a concrete motive, with one source calling the man a “mystery” still.
+Terrorism, mental health issues, and everything else are still on the table as authorities try to uncover a motive.
+On Wednesday, the car crashed at the main gate of Travis Air Force Base.
+Officials are treating it as a possible attempted attack.
+The FBI is now leading the investigation.
+“The car basically blew up,” said witness Kamren Hernandez.
+” It was nothing anymore.” Hernandez couldn’t believe what he witnessed from his family’s restaurant just feet from the main gate at Travis Air Force Base — a black SUV exploding seconds after breaching security gates.
+Hernandez’ father, Lamar, saw it too.
+“It kept exploding — boom boom.
+Kept on going.” Travis Air Force Base officials are investigating a security incident that occurred at the main gate on Wednesday….
+A U.S. official tells ABC News it appears the driver had propane tanks in the vehicle, which they may have ignited deliberately….
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
+Pamela Geller's commitment to freedom from jihad and Shariah shines forth in her books
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+Willfully Ignorant FBI Can't Discover Motive For Muslim Jihadi Who Drove Into Propane Tanks At Travis Air Force Base
+
+“We don’t have any nexus of terrorism at this point,” Ragan said.
+That means they didn’t find an ISIS membership card in his wallet, or lots of phone calls to Iraq or Syria, or a note from Kazi reading, “I did this for Allah and Islam.
+Allahu akbar.”
+Of course, even if they had found those things, given their track record of denial and deception, they may still be searching for Kazi’s motive.
+In any case, a larger point is being lost here.
+And that is that there is a war going on.
+We know that the Islamic State, al-Qaeda and other groups have called upon Muslims in the U.S. to try to kill military personnel and police, as well as civilians.
+We know that Kazi, with all the propane and gas tanks in his car, was clearly trying to set off a major fire that would kill more people than just himself.
+Even if he wasn’t on the phone to Baghdadi, the likelihood is that when a Muslim drives into a U.S. Air Force Base with a car full of incendiaries, probably this has something to do with the global jihad.
+The FBI’s bafflement here is part of its deep, deep corruption.
+The FBI doesn’t acknowledge that there is a global jihad, or that Islam has anything to do with terrorism.
+It doesn’t admit that there is a war going on, and treats each act of Islamic terror as if it were a separate and discrete criminal event, unrelated to all the others.
+So, each time something like this happens, they’re back at Square One, trying to figure out motive.
+It’s as if the U.S. Army stopped to interrogate every German soldier who crashed through the Ardennes Forest at the beginning of the Battle of the Bulge in 1944, to see if each one’s actions had anything to do with the German Army and Adolf Hitler’s war aims.
+This willful ignorance leads to a diversion and waste of resources that is astronomical and catastrophic.
+“Motive a mystery in car explosion at Travis Air Force Base,” by Phil Willon, Los Angeles Times, March 23, 2018:
+Federal investigators on Friday said that the person who drove a burning minivan filled with propane and gas tanks into the front gate of Travis Air Force Base in Northern California was a 51-year-old Bay Area man originally from India.
+Hafiz Kazi was a legal permanent resident and had lived in the United States since 1993, said Sean Ragan, FBI special agent in charge of the Sacramento field office.
+Kazi had lived in the Bay Area, including Sausalito, Ragan said, but his most recent place of residence was not known.
+Investigators have yet to determine a motive for the Wednesday night attack or evidence that anyone else was involved.
+“We don’t have any nexus of terrorism at this point,” Ragan said, adding that aspect of the case was still being investigated.
+“Now the question is, why.
+Why was he there?
+What led him there?
+And we don’t know answers to that, quite frankly.” Kazi drove the Kia minivan through the front gate of the military base, which is near Fairfield, around 7 p.m. Wednesday.
+Security personnel saw flames inside the van, which crashed shortly after going through the gate, Ragan said.
+Emergency responders initially did not know if it was an attack or some sort of mishap.
+But when they opened the doors to the minivan they found five propane tanks, three plastic one-gallon gas cans, several lighters, three phones and a gym bag with personal items, Ragan said….
+The dead man’s religious beliefs and affiliation are not known at this point, said Ragan, who debunked a rumor that some sort of “jihad” video was found on Kazi’s phone….
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Western Michigan ICE operation nets 16 arrests over 4-day period
+
+KALAMAZOO, Mich. – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) deportation officers arrested 16 individuals for violating federal immigration laws in western Michigan during a four-day targeted enforcement operation that ended Thursday.
+Nine of the immigration violators arrested during the operation were convicted criminals.
+Two individuals illegally re-entered the country after deportation.
+Depending on the alien’s criminal history, an alien who illegally reenters the United States, after having been previously removed, has committed a felony punishable by up to 20 years in federal prison.
+Fourteen men and two women were arrested during the enforcement actions.
+With the exception of a Congolese man, all of those arrested were nationals of Mexico.
+Enforcement activities took place primarily in Berrien, Kalamazoo, St. Joseph, and Van Buren counties.
+“This operation reflects ICE’s commitment to public safety through targeted enforcement efforts,” said Rebecca Adducci, field office director for ERO Detroit.
+“I applaud the brave men and women of ICE who put themselves in harm’s way daily to keep our community safe.”
+Criminal convictions of those arrested include but are not limited to domestic violence, DUI, operating while intoxicated, illegal entry, aggravated assault, assault and battery and carrying a concealed weapon.
+The arrests include:
+· A 19-year-old male Mexican national with a prior conviction for carrying a concealed weapon.
+· A 46-year-old male national of the Democratic Republic of the Congo with convictions for aggravated assault, resisting arrest, and other charges.
+· A 36-year-old male Mexican national with convictions for assault and battery, aggravated assault, and other offenses.
+· A 56-year-old female Mexican national with a federal conviction for illegal entry.
+She is facing federal re-entry after deportation charges.
+All four remain in agency custody.
+The arrestees who are not being federally prosecuted will be processed administratively for removal from the United States.
+Those who have outstanding orders of removal, or who returned to the United States illegally after being deported, are subject to immediate removal from the country.
+The remaining individuals are in ICE custody awaiting a hearing before an immigration judge, or pending travel arrangements for removal in the near future.
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+FBI Can’t Find Motive of Muslim Who Drove Burning Minivan Onto Travis Air Force Base
+
+“Motive a mystery in car explosion at Travis Air Force Base” was the Los Angeles Times headline, and this one is indeed a real mystery.
+A Muslim named Hafiz Kazi, according to the Times, “drove a burning minivan filled with propane and gas tanks into the front gate of Travis Air Force Base in Northern California.” After scrutinizing all the evidence closely, the FBI just can’t figure out what could possibly have been Kazi’s motive.
+And that in a nutshell shows what’s wrong with today’s FBI.
+Sean Ragan, FBI special agent in charge of the Sacramento field office, stated: “We don’t have any nexus of terrorism at this point.
+Now the question is, why.
+Why was he there?
+What led him there?
+And we don’t know answers to that, quite frankly.”
+The Times noted that when emergency responders approached the burning van after it crashed, “they found five propane tanks, three plastic one-gallon gas cans, several lighters, three phones and a gym bag with personal items, Ragan said.”
+Yes, what Kazi could possibly have been up to is a complete mystery.
+The Times added that “the dead man’s religious beliefs and affiliation are not known at this point, said Ragan, who debunked a rumor that some sort of ‘jihad’ video was found on Kazi’s phone.”
+All right.
+No jihad video.
+And no “nexus of terrorism,” according to Sean Ragan.
+What is a nexus of terrorism?
+Ragan most likely means that investigators didn’t find an ISIS membership card in Kazi’s wallet, or lots of phone calls to Iraq or Syria, or a note from Kazi reading, “I did this for Allah and Islam.
+Allahu akbar.”
+Of course, even if they had found those things, given the FBI’s recent track record of denial and deception, they may still be searching for Kazi’s motive.
+In any case, a larger point is being lost here.
+And that is that there is a war going on.
+We know that the Islamic State, al-Qaeda and other groups have called upon Muslims in the U.S. to try to kill military personnel and police, as well as civilians.
+We know that Kazi, with all the propane and gas tanks in his car, was clearly trying to set off a major fire that would kill more people than just himself.
+Even if he wasn’t on the phone to Baghdadi, the likelihood is that when a Muslim drives into a U.S. Air Force Base with a car full of incendiaries, probably this has something to do with the global jihad.
+The FBI’s bafflement here is part of its deep, deep corruption.
+The FBI doesn’t acknowledge that there is a global jihad, or that Islam has anything to do with terrorism.
+It doesn’t admit that there is a war going on, and treats each act of Islamic terror as if it were a separate and discrete criminal event, unrelated to all the others.
+So each time something like this happens, they’re back at Square One, trying to figure out motive.
+It’s as if the U.S. Army stopped to interrogate every German soldier who crashed through the Ardennes Forest at the beginning of the Battle of the Bulge in 1944, to see if each one’s actions had anything to do with the German Army and Adolf Hitler’s war aims.
+Authorities are also investigating whether or not Kazi was suffering from any mental health issues.
+Here again, this is just more of the general refusal to acknowledge the 800-pound gorilla sitting in the living room and screaming “Allahu akbar.” Sean Ragan might explain to us that authorities are also trying to determine whether the German invasion of Poland in September 1939 was motivated by Nazism, or by mental health issues among the German High Command.
+This willful ignorance leads to a diversion and waste of resources that is astronomical and catastrophic.
+How long is this comic opera going to continue?
+If the jihadis advance even into the FBI’s Sacramento offices, will agents there be struggling to determine the jihadis’ motive even as the machete begins to slice through their necks?
+Robert Spencer is the director of Jihad Watch and author of the New York Times bestsellers The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam (and the Crusades) and The Truth About Muhammad.
+His new book is Confessions of an Islamophobe.
+Follow him on Twitter here.
+Like him on Facebook here.
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+Muslim Dem IT Aides' Family Member Paid $45,000 After Hiring Attorney Specializing In Money Laundering Cases
+
+Abid Awan, a member of a family of highly paid Democratic IT aides, was awarded a $45,000 payout in court after he enlisted a high profile attorney specializing in money laundering cases to defeat his stepmother in a bitter dispute over his father’s life insurance policy.
+Awan removed the stepmother, Samina Gilani, as the longstanding beneficiary of the policy and replaced her with himself around the period of his father’s death, according to legal and insurance papers.
+The stepmother, Samina Gilani, also claimed in 2017 that Abid’s brother Imran Awan held her in “captivity” and wiretapped and extorted her, weeks after the House Office of Inspector General separately alleged that they made “unauthorized access” to congressmen’s data.
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+Abid’s attorney James Bacon mocked the elderly, burka-clad widow, who does not drive and speaks only Uurdu.
+“She’s a wacko lunatic, what are you going to do?” he said just outside the courtroom doors as the judge took a break to deliberate.
+The Daily Caller News Foundation was present at the court hearing.
+Associates and relatives have long accused the family of green.
+“For the sake of money they would have done anything,” Gilani’s cousin, Syed Ahmed, told the Daily Mail.
+“There are possibilities that [Imran] or them might have been selling [House] information,” he added.
+(Syed Ahmed knew Abid well enough to loan him money, according to bankruptcy documents filed by Abid.)
+The FBI arrested Imran, the eldest of the three Awan brothers, at Dulles Airport trying to fly to Pakistan in July, and prosecutors charged him with fraudulently gathering money the prior winter to wire overseas, possibly in an attempt to flee the investigation into the family’s activities involving House computers.
+“Based on the suspicious timing of that transaction, Awan and [wife Hina] Alvi likely knew they were under investigation at that time” and “there are strong indications of flight in this case,” prosecutors wrote.
+Abid was making his own efforts to round up money at the same time via the life insurance policy.
+On Nov. 16, 2016, the brothers made a video of his bedridden father signing over ownership — but not changing the beneficiary — of his life insurance policy to Abid.
+Abid then used those rights to replace Gilani with himself as beneficiary.
+When his father died on Jan. 16, 2017, the youngest Awan brother, Jamal, attested on the death certificate provided to the insurance company that his father was divorced, a statement Gilani’s lawyer said would have kept her from the money.
+A Virginia court later ruled that Jamal’s statement about his marital status on the certificate was wrong.
+“Why is that even relevant?” Bacon said of Jamal’s misstatement at the March 7 court date.
+On Dec. 12, 2016, Imran and Alvi – who was also on the House payroll – began taking a series of withdrawals from banks, some of which federal prosecutors say occurred under fraudulent pretenses.
+In January 2017, Imran wired nearly $300,000 to Pakistan.
+Imran wired nearly $300,000 to Pakistan Jan. 18, according to the indictment.
+On Jan. 17, Abid filed notarized papers using those rights to replace Gilani with himself as beneficiary.
+The life insurance change’s timing seems to coincide with other moves by Abid to liquidate property and transfer it.
+Ten weeks prior, on Nov. 1, 2016, Alvi sold a house to Jamal for $620,000, netting another significant profit from the mortgage company.
+In addition to his primary residence, Abid owned the house where his mother and stepfather lived, and moved in after his death, with Gilani becoming homeless.
+Abid owned two homes despite a $1 million 2012 bankruptcy that might ordinarily have forced him to sell the second home to pay creditors.
+At that time, he filed forms “under penalty of perjury” that two houses were needed as “my spouse and I are legally separated under applicable non-bankruptcy law or my spouse and I are living apart other than for the purposes of evading the requirements.”
+However, his wife, Ukrainian-born Nataliia Sova – who also was on the House payroll – signed as a witness on the 2016 life insurance form as “spouse of Abid,” and they have been photographed living together.
+Gilani told TheDCNF the brothers were trying to use the life insurance policy as leverage to persuade her to sign a power of attorney giving them access to “assets of my late husband in Pakistan,” which were much more valuable than the $50,000 policy.
+Americo, the life insurance company, said there was “great doubt” about who the rightful policy holder was, given the allegations of fraud, and sent the decision to the courts to sort out on April 14, two months after the House sargent-at-arms banned the Awans for “suspicious activity.”
+Gilani alleged the brothers took her financial documents, a laptop, and her husband’s possessions.
+The only lawyer she could afford, she claimed, was Michael Hadeed, a business attorney who was convicted in 2010 of conspiracy and immigration fraud for helping aliens obtain green cards by setting them up with fake employment relationships.
+He lost his bar license for two years, according to Virginia State Bar documents.
+Hadeed did not introduce any evidence to the judge about a pattern of possible fraud by Abid, the timing of the move as it relates to the federal criminal case, or the mental capacity of the dying man to understand paperwork.
+Hadeed withdrew earlier allegations of fraud and asked the judge to try the case based solely on interpretation of contract language.
+After court, Hadeed told reporters Bacon had threatened to sue him for defamation.
+“I don’t want to subject myself to that,” he said outside court.
+“I don’t want to get myself in a lawsuit over this.”
+In court, Bacon badgered Hadeed.
+“Are you going to share any more info with them?
+I hope not.
+I hope you learned that lesson,” he said.
+“You have no control over [Gilani], do you?
+You’re like, talking to a wall,” he said of Gilani.
+Hadeed said three different signatures from Abid on financial documents did not match, and put a defiant Abid on the witness stand.
+Hadeed: Why do your signatures look different?
+Abid: My signatures are not very consistent, I’m just a human being…
+Hadeed: You were aware you were changing beneficiary from your father’s spouse to yourself?
+Abid: That was my father’s request…
+Hadeed: You’re not answering the question.
+Abid: I’m not very smart, so it takes a while sometimes…
+Judge: I don’t understand why the witness is having such trouble with the question.
+Your job is to answer the question.
+In court documents, Gilani alleged, “while he was admitted in hospital my telephone conversations were taped and some other recording devices were also installed/planted in my house … Imran Awan showed up and threatened me for me calling the police.
+[Imran] threatened that he is very powerful and if I ever call the police again [he] will do harm to me.” She said that Imran eventually agreed to remove the listening devices and did so in front of her.
+Based on Hadeed’s narrow legal argument about the life insurance contract’s language, the judge ruled that, “The son as the owner of the policy has the absolute right to change the beneficiary.”
+After Gilani retained a lawyer, Bacon had offered a settlement where they’d split the money, but Gilani declined it.
+The court awarded Abid the $50,000 life insurance payout, minus $5,000 that the insurance company took for its expenses in litigating the fraud allegations.
+“You should have taken the settlement.
+Now she’s not getting a penny,” Bacon said in court.
+“You’re not getting anything.”
+Gilani said after court that her conscience didn’t allow her to settle.
+“I didn’t do the deal because they had been adopting bad behaviors.
+I cannot agree to that.
+It wasn’t about the money,” she said.
+Article posted with permission from The Daily Caller News Foundation
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+Two cases of Ebola confirmed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
+
+Two cases of Ebola have been confirmed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), according to a government health official.
+Jean Jack Muyembe, head of the national institute for biological research, said that at least ten more cases were also suspected in the northwestern town of Bikoro.
+Local health officials in Democratic Republic of Congo reported 21 patients showing signs of hemorrhagic fever and 17 deaths in the affected area before an Ebola outbreak was confirmed on Tuesday, the health ministry said.
+Medical teams have taken five samples from suspected active cases and two tested positive for the Zaire strain of the Ebola virus, the ministry said in a statement.
+It is the ninth time Ebola has been recorded in the DRC.
+Last year, eight people were infected and four people died after an outbreak of the disease.
+Ebola virus disease, formerly known as Ebola haemorrhagic fever, is a severe, often fatal illness in humans.
+The virus is transmitted to people from wild animals and spreads in the human population through human-to-human transmission.
+It is believed to be spread over long distances by bats, which can host the virus without dying.
+These animals then infect other tree-dwelling creatures such as monkeys.
+Ebola can often spread to humans from infected bushmeat.
+Image: Ebola is a difficult illness to contain and efforts to stop it spreading are vital
+The World Health Organisation reports that the first Ebola outbreaks occurred in remote villages in Central Africa, near tropical rainforests.
+The two-year outbreak in West Africa that began in 2014 involved major urban areas as well as rural ones.
+More than 11,300 people died and some 28,600 were infected, most of them in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia.
+Sporadic cases of Ebola have occurred since the epidemic was brought under control, with a small number of patients being confirmed in 2017.
+The disease was first detected in 1976 in two simultaneous outbreaks, one in what is now Nzara, South Sudan, and the other in Yambuku in the DRC.
+The latter occurred near the River Ebola, after which the disease is named.
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+Ebola outbreak declared in Democratic Republic of Congo
+
+Story highlights Two cases were confirmed, prompting the outbreak declaration
+In the past five weeks, there have been 21 suspected cases, including 17 deaths
+(CNN) The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo declared an outbreak of Ebola hemorrhagic fever, a rare and deadly disease, on Tuesday, the World Health Organization reported.
+The declaration came after laboratory results confirmed two cases of the disease in the province of Bikoro in the northwestern part of the country.
+Ebola virus disease, which most commonly affects people and nonhuman primates (monkeys, gorillas and chimpanzees), is caused by one of five Ebola viruses.
+The virus is transmitted to people from wild animals and spreads in the human population through human-to-human transmission.
+The average case fatality rate is around 50%.
+A government statement released Tuesday states that the Ministry of Health has "taken all necessary measures to respond promptly and effectively to this new epidemic of Ebola in the DRC's national territory".
+In the past five weeks, there have been 21 suspected cases of viral hemorrhagic fever , including 17 deaths.
+"We will gather more samples, conduct contact tracing, engage the communities with messages on prevention and control, and put in place methods for improving data collection and sharing," said Dr. Matshidiso Moeti, the WHO's regional director for Africa.
+"WHO will work closely with health authorities and partners to support the national response."
+Read More
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+New outbreak of Ebola kills 17 in northwest DR Congo
+
+Seventeen people in northwest Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have died from Ebola, the health ministry said on Tuesday, describing the fresh outbreak as a "public health emergency with international impact."
+"Twenty-one cases of fever with haemorrhagic indications and 17 deaths" have been recorded in Equateur province, it said, citing a notification to the ministry as of May 3.
+It is the DRC's ninth known outbreak of Ebola since 1976, when the deady viral disease was first identified in then-Zaire by a Belgian-led team.
+In Geneva, the World Health Organization (WHO) said lab tests in the DRC confirmed the presence of Ebola virus in two out of five samples collected from patients.
+"WHO is working closely with the government of the DRC to rapidly scale up its operations and mobilize health partners, using the model of a successful response to a similar... outbreak in 2017," it said in a statement.
+It said it had released $1 million (840,000 euros) from an emergency contingency fund, set up a coordination group and deployed more than 50 experts to work with the DRC government and health agencies.
+"The action plan prepared by the health ministry has been approved," an official statement released after a cabinet meeting said.
+- No new deaths -
+"Since the notification of the cases on May 3, no deaths have been reported," it said, without specifying when the first case came to light.
+The outbreak occurred in Bikoro, on the shores of Lake Tumba.
+All the cases were reported from a clinic at Ilkoko Iponge, located about 30 kilometres (20 miles) from Bikoro, where treatment capacities are limited, the WHO said.
+A team of experts from the WHO, Doctors without Borders (DRC) and Equateur province travelled to Bikoro on Tuesday to beef up coordination and carry out investigations, it said.
+Ebola is one of the world's most notorious diseases, being both highly infectious and extremely lethal.
+It is caused by a virus that has a natural reservoir in the bat, which does not itself fall ill, but can pass the microbe on to humans who hunt it for "bushmeat".
+The virus is handed on by contact with bodily fluids -- touching a sick or dead person is a well-known source of infection.
+Following an incubation period of between two and 21 days, Ebola develops into a high fever, weakness, intense muscle and joint pain, headaches and a sore throat.
+That is often followed by vomiting and diarrhoea, skin eruptions, kidney and liver failure, and internal and external bleeding.
+The worst-ever Ebola outbreak started in December 2013 in southern Guinea before spreading to two neighbouring west African countries, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
+That outbreak killed more than 11,300 people out of nearly 29,000 registered cases, according to WHO estimates, although the real figure is thought to be significantly higher.
+More than 99 percent of victims were in the three West African countries, although cases occurred in other parts of the world, often stirring panic.
+There is no current vaccine to prevent Ebola or licensed treatment for it, although a range of experimental drugs are in development.
+Early care with rehydration may boost the chance of survival.
+Given the lack of a pharmaceutical weapon against Ebola, health experts have responded with time-honoured measures of control, prevention and containment.
+They use rigorous protocols to protect medical personnel with disposable full-body suits, masks, goggles and gloves and disinfecting sprays.
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+Ebola Outbreak Confirmed in Democratic Republic of Congo
+
+On Tuesday, the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo announced an outbreak of Ebola hemorrhagic fever, a deadly virus that causes severe bleeding and organ failure, among other unpleasant symptoms.
+The declaration was made after two cases of the diseases were confirmed in the Bikoro province in the northwestern part of the country ten months after the end of an earlier outbreak.
+© AP Photo / Abbas Dulleh Ebola-Like Marburg Virus Kills Two People in Uganda
+According to the country's Health Ministry, five samples were taken from suspected cases in Bikoro.
+Out of the five samples sent to the National Institute of Biological Research in Kinshasa, two tested positive for Ebola.
+However, no deaths have been reported among those with the disease.
+"We will gather more samples, conduct contact tracing, engage the communities with messages on prevention and control and put in place methods for improving data collection and sharing," said Dr. Matshidiso Moeti, the World Health Organization's (WHO) regional director for Africa, following the outbreak announcement.
+"WHO will work closely with health authorities and partners to support the national response," Moeti added.
+This is the Congo's ninth outbreak of the virus since it was discovered in the country in 1976.
+The last outbreak occurred in the northern Bas Uele province in 2017.
+However, it was quickly contained due to swift action taken by the government and the WHO.
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+Congo confirms 2 Ebola cases, declares outbreak
+
+KINSHASA, Congo -- Congo's government on Tuesday declared a new outbreak of Ebola in the country's rural northwest, after two cases of the deadly virus were confirmed in Bikoro.
+Congo's Health Ministry said that of five samples sent to the National Institute of Biological Research in Kinshasa, two were positive for the Zaire strain of Ebola in the country's Equateur province.
+The samples were gathered after the Equateur province Health Ministry notified Kinshasa on May 3 of some 21 cases of a hemorrhagic fever in the Ikoko Impenge area, including 17 deaths, according to the World Health Organization and Congo's government.
+There are various hemorrhagic fevers.
+A team was sent by the WHO and Doctors Without Borders over the weekend to investigate and strengthen coordination.
+The five new cases were then identified and sent to the laboratory, Congo's government said.
+Since that time, no deaths have been reported among those hospitalized or among health workers treating the ill, it said.
+A team of experts will go to Bikoro today to implement measures to avoid further spread of the disease, said the ministry statement.
+The team also will investigate how the outbreak first started, it said.
+This is the ninth Ebola outbreak in Congo since 1976, when the disease was first identified.
+Congo has a long track record with Ebola, the World Health Organization said.
+The most recent outbreak was in May 2017 and killed four of the eight people infected in Congo's Bas-Uele province in the northeast.
+That outbreak was quickly contained and was declared over in July.
+None of these outbreaks was connected to the outbreak in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone that began in 2014 and left more than 11,300 people dead.
+Ebola occasionally jumps to humans from animals, including bats and monkeys.
+Without preventive measures, the virus can spread quickly between people and is fatal in up to 90 percent of cases.
+There is no specific treatment for Ebola, which is spread through the bodily fluids of people exhibiting symptoms.
+A new experimental vaccine has been shown to be effective against the virus, though quantities are currently limited.
+WHO said Tuesday that it is working closely with Congo's government to rapidly scale up its operations and mobilize health partners as it did successfully in Congo last year.
+"Our top priority is to get to Bikoro to work alongside the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and partners to reduce the loss of life and suffering related to this new Ebola virus disease outbreak," said Dr. Peter Salama, WHO deputy director-general for emergency preparedness and response.
+"Working with partners and responding early and in a coordinated way will be vital to containing this deadly disease."
+A Section on 05/09/2018
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+DRC: Fresh Ebola outbreak kills two in Equateur Province
+
+The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Tuesday that it was taking steps to help deal with a new outbreak of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo's rural northwest, after two cases of the deadly virus were confirmed in the market town of Bikoro.
+Congo's Health Ministry said two of the five samples it sent to the National Institute of Biological Research in Kinshasa, came back positive for the disease.
+The samples were gathered after health officials in Equateur Province notified Kinshasa on May 3 of about 21 cases of a hemorrhagic fever in the Ikoko Impenge area, including 17 deaths, according to WHO and Congo's government.
+What is Ebola?
+Rare but deadly, the viral disease is most commonly affecting primates and humans.
+Initial symptoms can include fever, headache, joint and muscle aches, weakness, diarrhoea, vomiting, stomach pain lack of appetite and in some cases internal and external bleeding, according to WHO.
+Where did it originate from?
+Ebola virus disease (EVD) was first discovered in 1976 in two simultaneous outbreaks.
+One in what is now Nzara in South Sudan.
+The other outbreak in Yambuku in Zaire in what is now DR Congo.
+The latter occurred in a village near the Ebola River, from which the disease takes its name.
+Why is it so dangerous?
+The average Ebola fatality rate is about 50 percent.
+But the rates have varied from 25 percent to 90 percent in recent outbreaks.
+There is as of yet no proven cure available for Ebola, though some vaccines are being tested.
+Some people who have recovered from Ebola have developed long-term complications, such as joint and vision problems.
+It is not known why some people recover from Ebola while most succumb to the disease.
+Why does it keep coming back?
+The disease infects humans through close contact with infected animals, including chimpanzees, fruit bats and forest antelope.
+In Africa where most outbreaks happen, particular species of fruit bats are considered natural hosts for the Ebola virus.
+Infected bats are believed to transmit the disease to humans, or indirectly through other animals that are hunted for their meat.
+The family of the first victim of the 2014 outbreak, a two-year-old child, hunted bats and it is believed bushmeat was the origin of the outbreak.
+An estimated five million tonnes of bushmeat is consumed on the continent every year, according to the Centre for International Forestry Research.
+The virus then spreads between humans by direct contact with infected blood, bodily fluids or organs, or indirectly through contact with contaminated environments.
+Even funerals of Ebola victims can be a risk, if mourners have direct contact with the body of the deceased.
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+The latest Ebola outbreak in DR Congo has left 17 dead
+
+© Provided by Quartz
+The Democratic Republic Congo is facing the familiar challenge of containing yet another Ebola outbreak.
+
+Since confirming the outbreak on Tuesday (May 8), DR Congo’s health ministry now says 17 people have died in Bikoro, a town in the northwest Equateur province.
+It’s the ninth Ebola outbreak in DR Congo since the virus which causes hemorrhagic fever was discovered in the country in 1976.
+The most recent outbreak came in May 2017 and killed four people before it was contained.
+The Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo #DRC declared a new outbreak of #Ebola in Bikoro, Equateur province today.
+Laboratory results confirmed two cases.
+— WHO (@WHO) May 8, 2018
+The outbreak has prompted urgent action from the World Health Organization (WHO) which has dispatched a team to the country and has released $1 million to support response efforts to stop the virus from spreading.
+Ebola is transmitted among people through human contact and has a case fatality rate of 50%.
+Health officials will wait to record two 21-day incubation cycles of the virus without any new cases before declaring the outbreak over.
+Depending on the scale of the new outbreak the health ministry might turn to rVSV-ZEBOV, an experimental vaccine which showed signs of promise during testing.
+Despite its repeated outbreaks however, DR Congo typically records low fatalities thanks to experienced medical staff and public awareness campaigns.
+As outbreaks typically occur in remote villages, they have also been easier to contain.
+The dangers of a wider outbreak were apparent in 2014 when an Ebola epidemic hit West Africa with Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone the worst affected nations.
+Sign up for the Quartz Africa Weekly Brief — the most important and interesting news from across the continent, in your inbox.
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+Leaked Doc Reveals White House Planning “Regime Change” In Iran
+
+This report was originally published by Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge
+It appears Rudy Giuliani wasn’t lying.
+Just a few days after the former NYC mayor and latest member of President Trump’s unexpectedly let it slip that “we got a president who is tough, who does not listen to the people who are naysayers, and a president who is committed to regime change [in Iran]”, the Washington Free Beacon has obtained a three-page white paper being circulated among National Security Council officials with drafted plans to spark regime change in Iran, following the US exit from the Obama-era nuclear deal and the re-imposition of tough sanctions aimed at toppling the Iranian regime.
+The plan, authored by the Security Studies Group, or SSG, a national security think-tank that has close ties to senior White House national security officials, including – who else – National Security Adviser John Bolton, seeks to reshape longstanding American foreign policy toward Iran by emphasizing an explicit policy of regime change, something the Obama administration opposed when popular protests gripped Iran in 2009, writes the Free Beacon, which obtained a leaked copy of the circulating plans.
+The regime change plan seeks to fundamentally shift U.S. policy towards Iran and has found a receptive audience in the Trump administration, which has been moving in this direction since Bolton—a longtime and vocal supporter of regime change—entered the White House.
+It deemphasizes U.S military intervention, instead focusing on a series of moves to embolden an Iranian population that has increasingly grown angry at the ruling regime for its heavy investments in military adventurism across the region.
+–Free Beacon
+“The ordinary people of Iran are suffering under economic stagnation, while the regime ships its wealth abroad to fight its expansionist wars and to pad the bank accounts of the Mullahs and the IRGC command,” SSG writes in the paper.
+“This has provoked noteworthy protests across the country in recent months” it further claims as an argument to push a “regime change” policy.
+For now – at least – overthrowing the Iran government, with its extensive and close ties to the Kremlin, is not official US policy; SSG president Jim Hanson told the Free Beacon that the Trump administration does not want to engage in direct military intervention in Iran – and is instead focusing on other methods of ridding Iran of its “hardline ruling regime.”
+“The Trump administration has no desire to roll tanks in an effort to directly topple the Iranian regime,” Hanson said.
+“But they would be much happier dealing with a post-Mullah government.
+That is the most likely path to a nuclear weapons-free and less dangerous Iran.”
+That will likely change, however.
+One source close to the White House who has previewed the plan told the Free Beacon that the nuclear deal, also known as the JCPOA, solidified the Iranian regime’s grip on power and intentionally prevented the United States from fomenting regime change
+“The JCPOA purposefully destroyed the carefully created global consensus against the Islamic Republic,” said the source, who would only speak to the Free Beacon on background about the sensitive issue.
+“Prior to that, everyone understood the dangers of playing footsie with the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism.
+It’s now Trump, Bolton, and [Mike] Pompeo’s job to put this consensus back in place.”
+The source tells the Beacon that Bolton is “acutely aware of the danger the Iranian regime poses to the region.”
+“John is someone who understands the danger of Iran viscerally, and knows that you’re never going to fundamentally change its behavior—and the threats against Israel and the Saudis especially—until that revolutionary regime is gone,” the source said, adding that “nothing’s off the table right now if Israel is attacked.”
+That said, Bolton is confident that an Iranian regime change will occur in the next six months:
+John Bolton – We Will Be Celebrating in Tehran Before 2019 >You can’t say you weren’t warned pic.twitter.com/F1dvZAVQaF — Battle Beagle 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 (@HarmlessYardDog) May 7, 2018
+A second source tells The Beacon that the Trump administration recognizes that the “chief impediment to the region is Iran’s tyrannical regime.”
+“The problem is not the Iran nuclear deal it’s the Iranian regime,” said the source.
+“Team Bolton has spent years creating Plans B, C, and D for dealing with that problem.
+President Trump hired him knowing all of that.
+The administration will now start aggressively moving to deal with the root cause of chaos and violence in the region in a clear-eyed way.”
+Regional sources who have spoken to SSG “tell us that Iranian social media is more outraged about internal oppression, such as the recent restrictions on Telegram, than about supporting or opposing the nuclear program.
+Iranian regime oppression of its ethnic and religious minorities has created the conditions for an effective campaign designed to splinter the Iranian state into component parts,” the group states.
+–Free Beacon
+“More than one third of Iran’s population is minority groups, many of whom already seek independence,” the paper explains.
+“U.S.
+support for these independence movements, both overt and covert, could force the regime to focus attention on them and limit its ability to conduct other malign activities.”
+Without a regime change, the United States will continue face threats from Iranian forces stationed throughout the region, including in Iraq, Yemen, Syria, and Lebanon.
+“The probability the current Iranian theocracy will stop its nuclear program willingly or even under significant pressure is low,” the plan states.
+“Absent a change in government within Iran, America will face a choice between accepting a nuclear-armed Iran or acting to destroy as much of this capability as possible.”
+That said, President Trump made clear earlier in the week that US officials must make efforts to differentiate between the people of Iran and its ruling regime.
+“Any public discussion of these options, and any messaging about the Iranian regime in general, should make a bright line distinction between the theocratic regime along with its organs of oppression and the general populace,” according to the plan.
+“We must constantly reinforce our support for removing the iron sandal from the necks of the people to allow them the freedom they deserve.”
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+WATCH: John Bolton Promises Room Full of ‘Former Terrorists’ the US Would ‘Overthrow’ Iran by 2019
+
+For those who may not be paying attention, the plan to overthrow Iran has long been in the works.
+In fact, in April 2012, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, Seymour Hersh reported that the U.S. Joint Special Operations Command had trained (Mojahedin-e Khalq) MEK operatives at a secret site in Nevada from 2005 to 2009 for this very purpose.
+MEK is the Iranian political-militant organization that advocates for the violent overthrow of the current Iranian regime.
+They are hardly quiet about it.
+Coincidentally, MEK was classified as a terrorist organization by the United States and its allies—during this training period—until none other than Hillary Clinton suddenly removed them from the list in 2012.
+According to Hersh, MEK members were trained in intercepting communications, cryptography, weaponry and small unit tactics at the Nevada site until President Barack Obama took office in 2009.
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+It was widely reported that the MEK was behind the anti-government violence that erupted in Iran in January which snowballed into the situation today.
+Hersh also reported additional names of former U.S. officials paid to speak in support of MEK, including former CIA directors James Woolsey and Porter Goss; New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani; former Vermont Governor Howard Dean; former Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Louis Freeh and former U.N.
+Ambassador John Bolton.
+For over a decade, Bolton has been calling for regime change in Iran.
+Now, he’s the National Security Advisor.
+It just so happens that at least one of these calls for regime change in Iran was caught on video last year as Bolton gave a speech at the Grand Gathering of Iranians for Free Iran.
+“There is a viable opposition to the rule of the ayatollahs, and that opposition is centered in this room today.
+I had said for over 10 years since coming to these events, that the declared policy of the United States of America should be the overthrow of the mullahs’ regime in Tehran.
+The behavior and the objectives of the regime are not going to change, and therefore the only solution is to change the regime itself.
+And that’s why, before 2019, we here will celebrate in Tehran!”
+Pay attention to the first line in that quote above in which Bolton notes that the opposition needed to overthrow Iran’s current regime “is centered in this room today.” Who was in that room?
+Well, the entire event was actually put on by the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran, also known as the Mojahedin-e Khalq or MEK.
+As Politico pointed out in a 2016 article, despite the neocon attempts to rewrite history, MEK have killed Americans and committed multiple acts of terrorism.
+For decades, and based on U.S. intelligence, the United States government has blamed the MEK for killing three U.S. Army colonels and three U.S. contractors, bombing the facilities of numerous U.S. companies and killing innocent Iranians.
+To recap, the formerly terrorist-classified organization MEK, trained in the US and granted special privilege status by then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in 2012—which has since been heavily funded to refine their image by having famous US neoconservative war hawks from both sides of the isle actually chant for “regime change” on their behalf—is now the darling child of the neocon agenda and the impetus behind what could kick of World War 3.
+While the current Iranian regime is certainly no bastion of freedom, the idea that US intervention or a violent revolution would be beneficial for the people of Iran or American citizens is outright insane.
+To see what US intervention—through military support and the support of opposition groups—does to countries, one need only look at Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya to see the horrific death tolls and war-ravaged dystopias left in America’s wake.
+To those paying attention over the years, Trump’s desire to intervene in Iran, and his subsequent support in the media and from all sides of the political spectrum should come as no surprise as it has been the plan since Bill Clinton was in office and was documented in the neoconservative PNAC report.
+This was even admitted by General Wesley Clark, former Supreme Allied Commander of NATO, that the U.S. planned on going to war with Iran, according to a 2001 memo from the U.S. Secretary of Defense.
+“This is a memo that describes how we’re going to take out seven countries in five years,” Clark said.
+“Starting with Iraq, and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and finishing off with Iran.”
+All presidents since Clinton have crossed countries off this list.
+Now it’s Trump’s turn.
+Article posted with permission from The Free Thought Project
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+Here We Go Again - Leaked Documents: White House Planning Regime Change In Iran
+
+Don't say you were not warned, America.
+Apparently, the US didn't learn from its first dealings in regime change decades ago and is now prepared to give it another shot, according to leaked documents.
+Don't get me wrong here.
+I'm not for the government of Iran.
+I despise Islam and I despise the ideology of Muhammad and his devout followers.
+Overall, the people of Iran are probably some decent people, but those in leadership have issues, but that is something for the people there to deal with.
+Iran is not an actual threat to the united States.
+However, the US seems hell-bent on continuing to put its nose into other countries politics, including seeking to change its government while hypocritically pointing at other countries for trying to manipulate our own political system.
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+The Washington Free Beacon reports:
+The Trump administration is examining a new plan to help Iranians fighting the hardline regime in Iran following America's exit from the landmark nuclear deal and reimposition of harsh economic sanctions that could topple a regime already beset by protests and a crashing economy, according to a copy of the plan obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.
+The three-page white paper being circulated among National Security Council officials in the White House offers a strategy by which the Trump administration can actively work to assist an already aggravated Iranian public topple the hardline ruling regime through a democratization strategy that focuses on driving a deeper wedge between the Iranian people and the ruling regime.
+The plan, authored by the Security Studies Group, or SSG, a national security think-tank that has close ties to senior White House national security officials, including National Security Adviser John Bolton, seeks to reshape longstanding American foreign policy toward Iran by emphasizing an explicit policy of regime change, something the Obama administration opposed when popular protests gripped Iran in 2009.
+The regime change plan seeks to fundamentally shift U.S. policy towards Iran and has found a receptive audience in the Trump administration, which has been moving in this direction since Bolton—a longtime and vocal supporter of regime change—entered the White House.
+Ah, yes, John Bolton.
+While I applaud Bolton for his willingness to call Islamic jihadis just that, I am not so naive as to consider that his membership in the Council on Foreign Relations has no effect in this decision.
+"The ordinary people of Iran are suffering under economic stagnation, while the regime ships its wealth abroad to fight its expansionist wars and to pad the bank accounts of the Mullahs and the IRGC command," SSG writes in the paper.
+"This has provoked noteworthy protests across the country in recent months."
+Well, why is that?
+It's due to sanctions imposed by the likes of the US.
+As has been pointed out before, sanctions hurt the people, not the governments that lead them and then those same governments use the effects to propagandize the people against those who are ordering the sanctions.
+I'm not saying the Iranian government is good, but it is Iran's government.
+Honestly, I see a ton of corruption and warmongering in our own government that rivals some of that of governments that America stands against.
+Still, as was pointed out by Matt Agorist, Bolton told an audience of the Grand Gathering of Iranians for Free Iran:
+“There is a viable opposition to the rule of the ayatollahs, and that opposition is centered in this room today.
+I had said for over 10 years since coming to these events, that the declared policy of the United States of America should be the overthrow of the mullahs’ regime in Tehran.
+The behavior and the objectives of the regime are not going to change, and therefore the only solution is to change the regime itself.
+And that’s why, before 2019, we here will celebrate in Tehran!”
+And again, this really has nothing to do with the US.
+One source close to the White House who has previewed the plan told the Free Beacon that the nuclear deal, also known as the JCPOA, solidified the Iranian regime’s grip on power and intentionally prevented the United States from fomenting regime change.
+“The JCPOA purposefully destroyed the carefully created global consensus against the Islamic Republic,” said the source, who would only speak to the Free Beacon on background about the sensitive issue.
+“Prior to that, everyone understood the dangers of playing footsie with the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism.
+It’s now Trump, Bolton, and [Mike] Pompeo’s job to put this consensus back in place.”
+The source told the Beacon that Bolton is “acutely aware of the danger the Iranian regime poses to the region.”
+“John is someone who understands the danger of Iran viscerally, and knows that you’re never going to fundamentally change its behavior—and the threats against Israel and the Saudis especially—until that revolutionary regime is gone,” the source said, adding that “nothing’s off the table right now if Israel is attacked.”
+OK, I get they may pose a danger, but let's look at the reality here.
+Those they pose a danger to, namely Saudi Arabia and Israel can both fend perfectly well for themselves and have demonstrated that ability to do it.
+There is no need for the US to be involved in it in any way.
+Why should we be fighting a battle or encouraging, funding, and I'm quite sure arming, a rebellion?
+Where is that authorized in our Constitution?
+Simple.
+It isn't.
+I care little for the Saudi government as they help push Sharia and is the land where many of the 9-11 hijackers came from.
+The Iranian government I care for even less, but out of each of those, which one should America have dealt with militarily following 9-11?
+Both, if you're going to go by information that we have a record on.
+Why can't America focus on it's own issues and solve those?
+It's because we are too busy trying to police the world, keeping the spotlight off of those in our government who are attacking our rights and spending us into more and more debt.
+And lest you think this is about the nuclear deal.
+It isn't.
+“The problem is not the Iran nuclear deal it’s the Iranian regime,” the source told the Beacon.
+“Team Bolton has spent years creating Plans B, C, and D for dealing with that problem.
+President Trump hired him knowing all of that.
+The administration will now start aggressively moving to deal with the root cause of chaos and violence in the region in a clear-eyed way.”
+Bolton says it will be accomplished in the next six months.
+I don't doubt it.
+This will probably end up being another Ukraine situation, something we just don't need to be in, and yes, I know, I'll be called a liberal but honest readers who have followed me for some time know that's not the case.
+Notice some things that are taking place in Iran that the plan speaks about.
+“More than one third of Iran’s population is minority groups, many of whom already seek independence,” the paper explains.
+“U.S.
+support for these independence movements, both overt and covert, could force the regime to focus attention on them and limit its ability to conduct other malign activities.”
+“The probability the current Iranian theocracy will stop its nuclear program willingly or even under significant pressure is low,” the plan states.
+“Absent a change in government within Iran, America will face a choice between accepting a nuclear-armed Iran or acting to destroy as much of this capability as possible.”
+President Trump did made clear earlier in the week that we must make efforts to differentiate between the people of Iran and its ruling regime.
+Well, I agree, but that gets real messy when you start intervening in this manner.
+“Any public discussion of these options, and any messaging about the Iranian regime in general, should make a bright line distinction between the theocratic regime along with its organs of oppression and the general populace,” according to the plan.
+“We must constantly reinforce our support for removing the iron sandal from the necks of the people to allow them the freedom they deserve.”
+But the Trump administration has spoken out on other countries where the people want their independence.
+Remember the Kurds?
+How about the people in the Catalan region of Spain?
+No support for those people, and why?
+Cause it's not part of the agenda.
+I say if the Iranian people want their freedom, let them first free themselves from the bondage of Islam, and then let the passion that burns inside men to be free rise up as it did in our forefathers due to the teachings fo the Holy Scriptures and stand and fight.
+Then, they will be in a position to ask for aid, but only then.
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+Trump’s Plan for Iran: Put Terrorists in Charge?
+
+Back in the 2008 presidential race, I explained to then-candidate Rudy Giuliani the concept of “blowback.” Years of US meddling and military occupation of parts of the Middle East motivated a group of terrorists to carry out attacks against the United States on 9/11.
+They didn’t do it because we are so rich and so free, as the neocons would have us believe.
+They came over here because we had been killing Muslims “over there” for decades.
+How do we know this?
+Well, they told us.
+Osama bin Laden made it clear why al-Qaeda sought to attack the US.
+They didn’t like the US taking sides in the Israel-Palestine conflict and they didn’t like US troops on their holy land.
+Why believe a terrorist, some responded.
+As I explained to Giuliani ten years ago, the concept of “blowback” is well-known in the US intelligence community and particularly by the CIA.
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+Unfortunately, it is clear that Giuliani never really understood what I was trying to tell him.
+Like the rest of the neocons, he either doesn’t get it or doesn’t want to get it.
+In a recent speech to the MeK – a violent Islamist-Marxist cult that spent two decades on the US terror watch list – Giuliani promised that the Trump Administration had made “regime change” a priority for Iran.
+He even told the members of that organization – an organization that has killed dozens of Americans – that Trump would put them in charge of Iran!
+Giuliani shares with numerous other neocons like John Bolton a strong relationship with this group.
+In fact, both Giuliani and Bolton have been on the payroll of the MeK and have received tens of thousands of dollars to speak to their followers.
+This is another example of how foreign lobbies and special interest groups maintain an iron grip on our foreign policy.
+Does anyone really think Iran will be better off if Trump puts a bunch of “former” terrorists in charge of the country?
+How did that work in Libya?
+It’s easy to dismiss the bombastic Giuliani as he speaks to his financial benefactors in the MeK.
+Unfortunately, however, Giuliani’s claims were confirmed late last week, when the Washington Free Beacon published a three-page policy paper being circulated among National Security Council officials containing plans to spark regime change in Iran.
+The paper suggests that the US focus on Iran’s many ethnic minority groups to spark unrest and an eventual overthrow of the government.
+This is virtually the same road map that the US has followed in Iraq, Libya, Syria, and so on.
+The results have been unmitigated disaster after disaster.
+Unleashing terrorists on Iran to overthrow its government is not only illegal and immoral: it’s also incredibly stupid.
+We know from 9/11 that blowback is real, even if Giuliani and the neocons refuse to understand it.
+Iran does not threaten the United States.
+Unlike Washington’s Arab allies in the region, Iran actually holds reasonably democratic elections and has a Western-oriented, educated, and very young population.
+Why not open up to Iran with massive amounts of trade and other contacts?
+Does anyone (except for the neocons) really believe it is better to unleash terrorists on a population than to engage them in trade and travel?
+We need to worry about blowback from President Trump’s fully-neoconized Middle East policy!
+That’s the real threat!
+Article posted with permission from Ron Paul
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+WHO Prepares For “Worst Case” As Congo Ebola Outbreak Spreads
+
+This report was originally published by Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge
+In the week since we first noted the new outbreak of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the number of cases has risen by 50%, and The World Health Organization has now said it is preparing for “the worst case scenario.”
+The WHO has tallied 32 suspected or confirmed cases in the northwestern area of Bikoro, on the shores of Lake Tumbathe near the border with the Republic of Congo, including 18 deaths, between April 4 and May 9.
+The outbreak, declared by the DRC health ministry on Tuesday, is the DRC’s ninth known outbreak of Ebola since 1976,when the deadly viral disease was first identified in then-Zaire by a Belgian-led team.
+Scientists are greatly concerned that this outbreak in the remote Bikoro region will travel 175 miles to the city of Mbandaka – the capital of Equateur province and home to around 1.2 million residents.
+We’ve updated this map.
+Turns out that the provincial capital of Equateur, Mbandaka, is home to roughly 1M people.
+It’s less than 300 km or 175 miles from Bikoro and reachable by water.
+pic.twitter.com/3Q3PwAAdsh — Helen Branswell (@HelenBranswell) May 11, 2018
+What’s worrisome is that the most recent WHO update says that there are two probable cases at Wangata – which is very close to Mbandaka.
+#EbolaDRC: This news gives me pause.
+@WHO‘s latest update says there are 2 probable cases at Wangata, which is adjacent to the provincial capital, Mbandaka.
+Population of Mbandaka = 1.2 million.
+https://t.co/LwlMGcAL7J pic.twitter.com/RVVO15m2F9 — Helen Branswell (@HelenBranswell) May 14, 2018
+Peter Salma, head of emergency response at the World Health Organization (WHO) said last week: “If we see a town of that size infected with Ebola, then we are going to have a major urban outbreak,” adding “We are very concerned, and we are planning for all scenarios, including the worst-case scenario.”
+Today I had the chance to see first-hand the #Ebola response in #DRC.
+Teams are motivated and working hard.
+I visited the hospital in Bikoro where patients are being treated, and lab technicians are testing samples.
+We’re working with our partners 24/7 to stop this outbreak.
+pic.twitter.com/JzYH3snmjM — Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (@DrTedros) May 13, 2018
+The WHO is planning to send up to 40 specialists to the affected area over the next week or so, while Salma adds that the UN hopes to have a mobile lab up and running this weekend, similar to the one set up by the WHO.
+The WHO and World Food Programme are also working to set up an ‘air-bridge’ to help bring in supplies, however, only helicopters can be used until an airfield is cleared to allow larger planes to land, Mr Salama added.
+The health body has released £738,000 ($1m) from its Contingency Fund for Emergencies to support response activities for the next three months.
+–Daily Mail
+Mobile lab materials being shipped to strength rapid analysis of the samples from Bikoro, the #Ebola affected area in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, #DRC 🇨🇩 pic.twitter.com/vgmyqWhLFV — WHO African Region (@WHOAFRO) May 12, 2018
+Over 100 Red Cross volunteers in #Equateur province (50 in #Mbandaka, 60 in #Bikoro) now mobilized to fight the spread of #Ebola in #DRCongo.
+Community volunteers and groups are critical to stopping the spread of diseases, especially in isolated areas.
+pic.twitter.com/oJ33Dn1CFB — IFRC Africa (@IFRCAfrica) May 13, 2018
+This marks the country’s ninth epidemic since the ebola virus was identified in 1976.
+When a small outbreak hit the DRC last year, eight people were infected and four died.
+In 2014, 66 were infected out of which 49 died – a 74% fatality rate.
+In the 2002-2003 outbreak, 90% of those infected died.
+That said, on average the disease kills around half of those who contract it.
+Ebola, a haemorrhagic fever, killed at least 11,000 across the world after it decimated West Africa and spread rapidly over the space of two years.
+The pandemic was officially declared over back in January 2016, when Liberia was announced to be Ebola-free by the WHO.
+The country, rocked by back-to-back civil wars that ended in 2003, was hit the hardest by the fever, with 40 per cent of the deaths having occurred there.
+Sierra Leone reported the highest number of Ebola cases, with nearly of all those infected having been residents of the nation.
+-Daily Mail
+Experts say the DRC’s vast, remote terrain provides an advantage, as outbreaks often remain localized and easy to isolate.
+Bikoro, however, is not far from the Congo river – an essential waterway used for transport and commerce.
+Downstream lies Kinshasa and Brazzaville – the DRC’s capital.
+The two cities are home to a combined 12 million people.
+As such, neighboring countries are on high alert.
+Officials in Nigeria, Guinea and Gambia have incresaed screening measures along their airports and borders, measures which helped contain the virus during the West African epidemic that began in 2013.
+Angola, Zambia, Tanzania, Uganda, South Sudan, Central African Republic, Rwanda, Burundi and the Republic of Congo – which border the DRC – have all been alerted.
+While Kenya, which does not border the country, has issued warnings over the possible spread of Ebola.
+Thermal guns to detect anyone with a fever have been put in place along its border with Uganda and at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.
+Concerned health officials in Nigeria, which also does not border the DRC, have put similar measures in place to keep its population safe.
+-Daily Mail
+Scientists believe Ebola is most often passed to humans by fruit bats, however porcupines, gorillas, antelope and chimpanzees could also be carriers.
+It is transmitted between humans through blood, secretions and other bodily fluids (and surfaces) of those infected.
+There is currently no “proven” treatment for Ebola, however dozens of experimental drugs exist – including a vaccine called rVSV-ZEBOV, which has reportedly protected nearly 6,000 people.
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+“We Now Have Urban Ebola” In Congo, WHO Warns Of “Potentially Explosive Increase” In Cases
+
+This report was originally published by Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge
+Experts fear an “explosive increase” in Ebola cases after an outbreak in Congo entered a “new phase” and spread from the countryside to a city.
+The BBC reports that Health Minister Oly Ilunga Kalenga confirmed a case in Mbandaka, a city of a million people about 130km (80 miles) from the area where the first cases were confirmed earlier this month.
+The city is a major transportation hub with routes to the capital Kinshasa.
+Forty-four people have been infected and 23 people are known to have died.
+Senior World Health Organization (WHO) official Peter Salama said the spread to Mbandaka meant there was the potential for an “explosive increase” in cases.
+“This is a major development in the outbreak,” he told the BBC.
+“We have urban Ebola, which is a very different animal from rural Ebola.
+The potential for an explosive increase in cases is now there.” Mr Salama, the WHO’s deputy director-general for emergency preparedness and response, said Mbandaka’s location on the Congo river, widely used for transportation, raised the prospect of Ebola spreading to surrounding countries such as Congo-Brazzaville and the Central African Republic as well as downstream to Kinshasa, a city of 10 million people.
+“This puts a whole different lens on this outbreak and gives us increased urgency to move very quickly into Mbandaka to stop this new first sign of transmission,” he said.
+The BBC adds that the WHO said it was not recommending any trade or travel restrictions either within DR Congo, for example between Mbandaka and Kinshasa, or internationally.
+But Mr Salama said that 13 countries in the region were boosting border screening measures and said DR Congo itself was increasing exit screening measures.
+“The good news is that the DR Congo population is very used to Ebola outbreaks,” he added.
+“They know to protect themselves by avoiding mass gatherings and mass funerals.
+They know as well that traditional healers can amplify the outbreak.”
+As The Daily Mail notes, it is the ninth time Ebola has been recorded in Congo since the disease made its first known appearance near its northern Ebola river in the 1970s.
+Ebola is most feared for the internal and external bleeding it can cause in victims owing to damage done to blood vessels.
+The Mail reports that health workers have recorded confirmed, probable and suspected cases of Ebola in three health zones of Congo’s Equateur province, and have identified 432 people who may have had contact with the disease, the WHO said.
+Supplies sent to Congo included more than 300 body bags for safe burials in affected communities.
+The vaccine will be reserved for people suspected of coming into contact with the disease, as well as health workers.
+The vaccine requires storage at a temperature between -60 and -80 degrees C, tricky in a country with unreliable electricity.
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+West Virginia Middle School Instructs Children To Write Out Their Submission To Allah
+
+We see this again and again: schoolchildren have to make the Islamic profession of faith or affirm Islam as fact, in public schools.
+Then when administrators are confronted, they claim it was all just an educational exercise, not proselytizing.
+But we never, ever see Judaism or Christianity or Hinduism or Buddhism taught as fact in public schools, or schoolchildren being forced to make professions of faith in those religions.
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+For some reason, this form of educational exercise is only ever used regarding Islam.
+Now, why is that?
+“Christian Parent Furious After School Instructs Children To Write Out Their Submission To Allah,” by Joshua Gill, Daily Caller News Foundation, May 17, 2018 (thanks to the Geller Report):
+A West Virginia school has come under fire for instructing junior high students to write the Islamic profession of faith ostensibly to practice calligraphy.
+Rich Penkoski, a Christian parent and founder of online ministry Warriors for Christ, raised alarms over a packet on Islam his daughter’s seventh grade social studies teacher issued to students, according to Christian Post.
+The packet, edited from the full version of a world religions workbook, instructed students to practice writing the Shahada, or Islamic profession of faith, in Arabic calligraphy — an assignment that, if left undone, would result in detention, according to Penkoski’s daughter.
+The Shahada states: “There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah.” Penkoski called Mountain Ridge Middle School Principal Ron Branch and objected to the packet, saying it disturbed him and had misinformation about the history of calligraphy.
+“I saw the assignment of writing the Shahada in Arabic.
+Their excuse was calligraphy,” Penkoski told The Christian Post.
+“I was like, ‘Whoa!
+Whoa!
+Whoa!’ First of all, calligraphy was invented in China 3,000 years prior to Muhammad.
+The fact that they were trying to get my daughter to write that disturbed me.” “I said, ‘That is not happening.
+My daughter is not doing that.’ My daughter told me that if she didn’t do the assignment, then she was going to get a [detention] slip,” Penkoski added….
+There were two different calligraphy assignments — one involving the Shahada and another instructing students to practice writing English letters in calligraphy, Branch told Christian Post.
+Hinson “told the students that they could do these activities if they wanted,” Branch claimed.
+“The teacher has told her class several times that this is a study of world religions and that she is not trying to advocate for any religion over another.
+She has told her class that if they had questions about religious beliefs, that those conversations should take place with their parents,” Branch added.
+Penkoski claimed the teacher sent students home with the same packet the day after he lodged a complaint — this time, with certain sections crossed out but still including the Shahada assignment.
+Penkoksi called the principal again and confronted Hinson over the phone.
+“I said, ‘This is not OK in asking my kid to write down the Shahada.’ The teacher happened to walk-in and said she made it an option and that the kids didn’t have to do it.
+My daughter conflicted that story and said, ‘No, that is not what was said.’ What was said was, ‘Do the assignment; and if you want to learn more about the Quran, ask your parents,’” Penkoski told Christian Post.
+Each religion studied in the class, including Christianity and Judaism, received “equitable treatment,” Branch also told Christian Post.
+He said the class spent a week and a half on Christianity and Judaism — other religions took one week — and discussed each religion’s beliefs, history and practices.
+During the section on Christianity, “Jesus was taught,” Branch claimed.
+“The students read the chapter in our textbook that discusses Christianity’s belief that Jesus is the Son of God, and salvation.
+They also discussed the Sermon on the Mount, the Last Supper and Jesus’ Betrayal, the Trinity, and the Lord’s Prayer, among other topics,” Branch said.
+Penkoski and his daughter, Brielle, contested Branch’s claims.
+The Lord’s Prayer was not taught, and very little time was spent teaching about Jesus, they told Christian Post.
+“We did [the unit on Christianity] over a week and two days.
+We watched two different videos.
+We didn’t finish them.
+They taught a little bit about Moses and the Ten Commandments, Peter and Paul,” Brielle explained.
+“We learned about the Israelites and how they are being persecuted by the Romans.
+We were told about the Jews and told a little bit about Jesus.” Penkoski also shared with Christian Post the packets on Christianity and Judaism passed out in class and allegedly modified from the original full version.
+While the packet on Islam contained verses from the Koran, the packets for those religions did not contain scripture and did not encourage students to write prayers or faith statements, he said.
+“Notice no Bible verses, no reciting the Ten Commandments or the Lord’s Prayer,” he said.
+“[There’s] no practicing writing in Hebrew as compared to the Islamic packet,” he added….
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+The Islamization of the Public Schools
+
+Muslims anxious to use schools and textbooks to proselytize for Islam have found a welcoming environment in American public schools that are indefatigably committed to multiculturalism.
+With the imperative to be “tolerant” robbing many educators of their ability to evaluate non-Western cultures critically, all too many public schools and individual teachers have proven to be susceptible to an organized campaign by U.S.-based Islamic organizations and their primary benefactor, Saudi Arabia, to present a view of Islam that whitewashes its violent history and intolerant doctrines.
+Many of the Islamic groups that vet American public school textbooks for the accuracy of their material on Islamic doctrine and history are Saudi-funded.
+They make sure that the Islamic instruction in these textbooks presents a picture of Islam that is so pristine and whitewashed that it sometimes crosses the boundary from mere pro-Muslim bias into outright Islamic proselytizing.
+The taboo about teaching religion in the public schools, so zealously established and guarded against Christian prayer by the ACLU and the Supreme Court over the last few decades, is increasingly set aside in American public schools, as presentations on Islam frequently cross the line between teaching facts about the religion and teaching the religion as fact.
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+We have seen this just recently, when Mountain Ridge Middle School in Gerrardstown, West Virginia instructed students to copy out the Islamic profession of faith (shahada), ostensibly as a calligraphy exercise.
+Parent Rich Penkoski recounted: “I saw the assignment of writing the Shahada in Arabic.
+Their excuse was calligraphy.
+I was like, ‘Whoa!
+Whoa!
+Whoa!’ First of all, calligraphy was invented in China 3,000 years prior to Muhammad.
+The fact that they were trying to get my daughter to write that disturbed me.
+I said, ‘That is not happening.
+My daughter is not doing that.’ My daughter told me that if she didn’t do the assignment, then she was going to get a [detention] slip.”
+Branch contradicted Penkoski, claiming: “The teacher has told her class several times that this is a study of world religions and that she is not trying to advocate for any religion over another.
+She has told her class that if they had questions about religious beliefs, that those conversations should take place with their parents.” He said that Christianity and Judaism were given “equitable treatment” in the same class.
+Penkoski’s daughter, Brielle, however, said that the class spent much less time on Christianity and Judaism than it did on Islam.
+Penkoski pointed out that the accompanying exercises were also less extensive for Christianity and Judaism than they were for Islam: “Notice no Bible verses, no reciting the Ten Commandments or the Lord’s Prayer.
+[There’s] no practicing writing in Hebrew as compared to the Islamic packet.”
+This stealth proselytizing is nationwide.
+Last January, parents filed a federal complaint against Chatham Middle School in Chatham, New Jersey, for forcing students to watch videos that proselytized for Islam.
+One video, according to the complaint, describes “Christians and Jews as ‘infidels’ and prais[es] Muhammad in gruesome detail for slaughtering them.” Parent Libby Hilsenrath characterized the accompanying assignment as “replete with biased, chastising statements encouraging the students…to follow the Quran and become Muslim.” Another video, according to Hilsenrath, depicts a Muslim boy teaching his non-Muslim friend about Islam, after which both go to “learn how to pray.”
+The complaint adds: “Due to the fact that these doctrinal messages calling for conversion to Islam were included in video format with vivid images and text, they possess greater communicative impact and are more likely to be accepted by the students viewing them than information that is spoken in a classroom or even written in a book.”
+These accounts are not singular.
+High school students in Newton, Massachusetts in October 2017, according to Fox News, “pretended to be Muslims in the ‘Islamic’ city of Jerusalem as part of a class assignment.” The assignment also included a pro-Palestinian, anti-Israel article.
+Judicial Watch Senior Investigator Bill Marshall remarked: “Citizens of Newton have been waging a minor war with school officials for years now, trying to get them to use balanced curriculum in their teaching materials on the subject of Islam and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.” Dr. Bill Saxton, chairman of Citizens for National Security, said that the assignment was a “purposeful attempt to indoctrinate our impressionable high-schoolers with the ‘virtues’ of Islam at the expense of Christianity, Judaism and other religions.”
+Meanwhile, Georgia parent Michelle King noted in 2016: “My daughter had to learn the Shahid and the Five Pillars of Islam, which is what you learn to convert,” while not teaching Christianity or the Ten Commandments.
+One homework assignment in Walton County, Georgia, stated: “Allah is the [blank] worshiped by Jews & Christians,” with students having to fill in the blank with “same God.”
+Parent Steve Alsup added: “It seemed like half the truth to me, they didn’t talk about the extreme Islamics.” Kim Embry, a spokesperson for Walton County Public Schools, said revealingly: “We are teaching the same stuff that everyone else is teaching.”
+Indeed.
+In 2015, students at Spring Hill Middle School in Spring Hill, Tennessee were forced as part of an assignment to write, “There is no god but Allah; Muhammad is his prophet.” Mother Joy Ellis remarked: “This is a seventh grade state standard, and will be on the TCAP.
+I didn’t have a problem with the history of Islam being taught, but to go so far as to make my child write the Shahada, is unacceptable.” Another mother, Brandee Porterfield, observed: “It really did bother me that they skipped the whole chapter on the rise of Christianity and they spent three weeks just studying Islam….I spoke with the teacher and the principal,” she said.
+“They are not going to learn any other religion, doctrines or creeds and they are not going back over this chapter.
+Even though they discuss Christianity a little bit during the Middle Ages, they are not ever going to have this basis for Judaism or Christianity later.”
+Maury County Director of Schools, Chris Marczak, defended the curriculum: “It is our job as a public school system to educate our students on world history in order to be ready to compete in a global society, not to endorse one religion over another or indoctrinate.” Porterfield, however, shot back: “They are not going over anything else.
+So for the students to have to memorize this prayer, it does seem like it is indoctrination.”
+None of the encroachments of Islam in public schools should come as any real surprise.
+Multiculturalism, after all, amounts to respect for every culture except one’s own.
+The embarrassment, regret, and even self-hatred that has been inculcated in American public school students for decades now has created a vacuum, which Muslims have shown themselves to be all too eager to fill.
+Certainly, those who are furthering the Islamization of the schools would deny that they would like to see Islamic law implemented in the United States, and would indignantly reject the claim that their efforts were furthering that end in any way.
+They would say that they are doing it all for tolerance, pluralism, and multiculturalism.
+Unfortunately, in the end, it amounts to the same thing.
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Not So Fast
+
+It’s got to be either one of the stupidest acts that I can recall or a very wicked plan by Washington neocons to sabotage Korean peace talks.
+How else to describe the decision by Big Brother USA and junior sidekick South Korea to stage major air force exercises on North Korea’s border.
+The prickly North Koreans had a fit, of course, as always when the US flexes its muscles on their borders.
+Continuing South and North Korean peace talks scheduled this week were cancelled by the furious North Koreans.
+The much ballyhooed Singapore summit between US President Donald Trump and North Korea’s Kim Jong-un is now threatened with cancellation or delay.
+Who can blame the North Koreans for blowing their tops?
+As Trump administration mouthpieces were gabbing about peace and light, the US Air Force was getting ready to fly B-52 heavy bombers and F-22 Raptor stealth fighters around North Korea’s borders and missile-armed subs lurked at sea.
+This provocation was the first of two major spring military exercises planned by the US and its reluctant South Korean satrap.
+In case North Korea failed to get the message, the second exercise is code-named ‘Maximum Thunder.’
+American Raj: Liberati... Eric Margolis Best Price: $5.99 Buy New $45.86 (as of 09:30 EDT - Details) And this right after Trump and his neocon minions reneged on the sensible nuclear treaty with Iran.
+In a policy one could call ‘eat sand and die,’ Trump demanded that Iran not only give up any and all nuclear capacity (Iran has no nukes), but also junk its non-nuclear armed medium range missiles, stop backing the Palestinians, Hezbollah in Lebanon and the Houthis in Yemen, roll over and be good, don’t do anything to upset Israel, and pull out of Syria.
+In short, a total surrender policy leading to future regime change.
+Hardly an encouragement for North Korea.
+North Korea was right on target when it accused arch-neocon John Bolton of trying to sabotage the peace deal.
+In 2005-2006, Bolton served as the Bush administration’s ambassador to the UN.
+He established a tradition for the post of being anti-Muslim, pro-Israel and anti-Russian, a policy continued to this day by the current US UN rep, loud-mouthed neocon Nikki Haley.
+In the 2005-2006 period, after years of negotiations, the US and North Korea were close to a nuclear/peace deal.
+Enter John Bolton.
+He succeeded in sabotaging the US-North Korea deal.
+Why?
+Because Bolton, as an arch neocon, was fanatically pro-Israel and feared that North Korea might provide nuclear technology to Israel’s foes.
+As usual with the neocons, Israel’s interests came before those of the United States.
+Trump’s newly named Secretary of State, Michael Pompeo, is also an ardent neocon.
+Last week, Bolton went onto US TV and actually suggested North Korea might follow the course set by Libya, of all places.
+Libya’s then ruler, Muammar Kadaffi, bought some nuclear equipment from Pakistan so he could hand it over to the US as a gesture of cooperation after the Bush administration invaded Iraq.
+The handover was done with much fanfare, then the US, France and Britain attacked Libya and overthrew Kadaffi.
+The hapless Libyan leader was eventually murdered by French agents.
+War at the Top of the ... Eric Margolis Best Price: $2.60 Buy New $24.57 (as of 09:00 EDT - Details)
+Is this what Bolton has in mind for North Korea?
+The Northerners certainly seemed to think so.
+Some wondered if Bolton and perhaps Pompeo were trying to sabotage the North Korea deal.
+Or were at least being incredibly obtuse and belligerent.
+Was Trump involved in this intrigue?
+Hard to tell.
+But he can’t be happy.
+His minions and bootlickers are promoting Trump for the Nobel Prize – rather ahead of events.
+Or was the US military rattling its sabers and trying to protect its huge investments in North Asia?
+The Pentagon takes a dim view of the proposed Korean nuclear accords.
+The burst of sweetness and light coming from Pyongyang just sounds too good to be true.
+Veteran Korea observers, this writer included, find it hard to believe Kim Jong-un will give up his nuclear weapons, particularly after seeing Trump’s deceit in dealing with Iran and Kadaffi’s murder.
+Speaking of de-nuclearization, why does North Korea not demand that the US get rid of its nuclear weapons based in South Korea, Okinawa, Guam and with the 7th Fleet?
+Many are targeted on North Korea.
+US nuclear weapons are based on Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean.
+Others are secretly based in Japan.
+Why not demand the US pull out all its 28,500 troops in South Korea and some 2,000 military technicians at air bases?
+Conclusively halt those spring and fall military maneuvers that raise the threat of war.
+End the trade embargo of North Korea that amounts to high level economic warfare.
+Establish normal diplomatic relations.
+Pyongyang has not even begun to raise these issues.
+Smiles and hugs are premature.
+The Best of Eric Margolis
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+EXPERIMENTAL Ebola Vaccine Will Be Administered In Congo As Ebola Death Toll Climbs
+
+An experimental Ebola vaccine is being rolled out in Congo as the death toll from the infectious disease continues to climb.
+The vaccination campaign will begin today.
+“The vaccination campaign begins tomorrow, Monday, in Mbandaka, capital of the province,” Minister of Health Oly Ilunga told The Associated Press as reported by 9 News Australia.
+“It will target, first, the health staff, the contacts of the sick and the contacts of the contacts.” The World Health Organization has been warning about the “Ebola situation” in Congo, and it appears their only solution is an experimental vaccine.
+An experimental vaccine is one that has never been tried on humans before.
+Ebola hemorrhagic fever, seen mostly only in Africa, is one of the world’s most feared diseases.
+It begins with flu-like symptoms, followed by bloody diarrhea and vomiting.
+Days later, some victims begin bleeding through the nose, mouth, and eyes.
+Depending on the strain of the Ebola virus, it can kill up to 90% of victims.
+There is no cure for Ebola.
+The virus is spread through direct contact with the blood or secretions of an infected person.
+So, is the Ebola virus reaching a terrifying enough level that an experimental vaccine is warranted?
+The death toll has reached 26 and the vaccine will be rolled out at Mbandaka, the north-western city of 1.2 million recently struck by the outbreak.
+Since the virus is spread through direct contact, an isn’t airborne, it isn’t nearly as deadly as it could be.
+Read more here about Ebola and how it is transmitted:
+Initially, the campaign will target 600 people, mainly medical staff, contacts of suspected cases, and those who have been in contact with the contacts, Ilunga said.
+Officials are working urgently to prevent the disease from spreading beyond Mbandaka, which lies on the Congo River, a busy traffic corridor, and is an hour’s flight from the capital.
+The spread of Ebola from a rural area to Mbandaka has raised alarm as Ebola can spread more quickly in urban centers.
+The fever can cause severe internal bleeding that is often fatal.
+Meaning, the virus itself doesn’t actually kill.
+The immune system’s response to the virus is what’s deadly.
+ZMapp is also an experimental drug that could aid in the recovery from the Ebola virus.
+But, like the vaccine being administered, it has not been tested for safety or efficacy yet.
+It is not a vaccine – it is a therapeutic drug.
+Of the seven people given the drug so far, two have died.
+ZMapp show “promise,” although scientific results are not definitive.
+The risk of Ebola spreading within Congo is “very high,” according to authorities, and the disease could also move into nine neighboring countries, the World Health Organization has warned.
+The WHO, however, stopped short of declaring the outbreak a global health emergency.
+WHO said there should not be restrictions on international travel or trade.
+In the meantime, it’s important to prevent oneself from contracting the virus.
+Unfortunately, health care workers are at the greatest risk as they try to cull the suffering: which is why they will be the first to get the experimental vaccine.
+For their sake, let’s hope it works better than this year’s flu vaccine.
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+People Call On White House To Pardon Oregon Ranchers Steve & Dwight Hammond
+
+A couple of years ago, I introduced you to the Hammon family, a rancher family out of Oregon that was targeted after the patriarch in the family and his son went to jail for doing what ranchers do, setting fires to protect property and livestock.
+However, in the day and age of unmitigated "terrorism" charges, once they served their sentence the federal government went after both men for more time inside their prison for profit system.
+Their story ultimately led to the Malheur Wildlife Refuge protest, which led to the murder of LaVoy Finicum.
+Now, many who have seen what took place both in the Oregon trials and the Bundy Ranch trials are calling on President Donald Trump to issue a pardon for Steve and Dwight Hammond.
+According to the White House petition on behalf of Dwight and Steven Hammond by Protect The Harvest:
+The Hammond case is viewed by many in the West, and indeed across the nation, as a manifest miscarriage of justice akin to double jeopardy.
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+As long as Dwight and Steven Hammond remain in jail for what is obviously a gross miscarriage of justice, this matter remains a blight on the federal regulatory agencies and the criminal justice system.
+Rural communities of the West are greatly appreciative of the efforts of the Trump administration to restore the economies of these communities.
+We respectfully ask President Trump to pardon Dwight and Steven Hammond.
+I completely agree with that assessment and fully support President Trump pardoning these men.
+They are the furthest thing from terrorists.
+They are hard-working, family ranchers who simply were doing their job.
+I've written on the Hammond's case in several articles, which you can view below.
+Many of you followed these stories when the mainstream wouldn't cover them.
+Many of you followed Bundy Ranch until after the trials, but when we asked for people to step up and sign a petition to bring Bundy Ranch prosecutor Steven Myhre to justice for his crimes, we couldn't get 1,000 signatures.
+Please, put yourself in the position of these humble ranchers and consider if you would appreciate someone simply taking the time to put their name on a petition to which the President of the united States might have to respond to by setting these men free.
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+US staffer suffers brain injury after 'sound' incident in China | Bangkok Post: news
+
+An American flag is flown next to the Chinese national emblem during a welcome ceremony for visiting US President Donald Trump outside the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Nov 9, 2017.
+(AP file photo)
+BEIJING: The US embassy in China issued a health alert Wednesday after a US government employee experienced an "abnormal" sound and suffered a mild brain injury -- in an incident reminiscent of a mysterious illness that hit diplomats in Cuba.
+US and Chinese authorities are investigating the matter after the employee, who was assigned to the southern city of Guangzhou, was diagnosed with mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI), said embassy spokeswoman Jinnie Lee.
+In an alert emailed to US citizens in China, the embassy said it does not know what caused the symptoms or of any similar situations in the country.
+In Cuba last year, the US disclosed that 24 diplomats and their family members had fallen victim to an unsolved mysterious attack that left them with injuries resembling brain trauma.
+Ten Canadian diplomats and their relatives also suffered a strange illness.
+"We cannot at this time connect it with what happened in Havana but we are investigating all possibilities," a US embassy official in Beijing told AFP on the condition of anonymity.
+The embassy's health alert says the government employee "recently reported subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure".
+"The US government is taking these reports seriously and has informed its official staff in China of this event," the message says.
+US and Chinese authorities are investigating the matter, an embassy spokeswoman said
+"While in China, if you experience any unusual acute auditory or sensory phenomena accompanied by unusual sounds or piercing noises, do not attempt to locate their source.
+Instead, move to a location where the sounds are not present," it says, urging people with medical problems to consult a doctor.
+Lee said the employee experienced "a variety of physical symptoms" between late 2017 through April 2018.
+The person was sent to the United States and diagnosed with MTBI on May 18.
+"The (State) Department is taking this incident very seriously and is working to determine the cause and impact of the incident," Lee said.
+"The Chinese government has assured us they are also investigating and taking appropriate measures."
+The Chinese foreign ministry could not be immediately reached for comment.
+- Cuban case -
+In Cuba, the American victims had associated the onset of their symptoms with "unusual sounds or auditory sensations", a State Department physician told the US Senate in January.
+Charles Rosenfarb, a doctor and director of the State Department bureau of medical services, said the symptoms were mixed but consistent with brain trauma.
+The victims suffered headaches, hearing loss, disorientation and some loss of cognitive ability.
+(Video YouTube/TIME)
+Initially officials suspected the Americans had been targeted by some sort of acoustic weapon, although in public senior officials were more cautious, speaking of "health attacks".
+Media reports have suggested that the FBI has not been able to verify any evidence to support the sonic weapon theory.
+The US government has held Cuba responsible, arguing that Raul Castro's authoritarian state must have either carried out the assaults or at least known who was behind them.
+The incident prompted the United States last year to withdraw more than half of its personnel at the embassy in Havana, which reopened in 2015 as the two nations re-established diplomatic relations that had ruptured in 1961.
+Canada announced last month that it was bringing home the families of its diplomats in Cuba after a year-long investigation into the illness failed to reveal a cause.
+"The cause (of their symptoms) remains unknown but could be human-made," the Canadian government concluded.
+Canadian and US authorities had initially suspected a "sonic attack" or a "mass psychosomatic incident", but those are "now considered unlikely", a senior Canadian official said.
+The symptoms included dizziness, headaches and a lack of ability to concentrate.
+Unlike their American counterparts, however, no Canadian envoy reported hearing any suspicious sound prior to falling ill.
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+Pope Francis vs Contemplative Orders
+
+The Francis Vatican’s approach to the contemplative life is probably the most illustrative of our entire crisis.
+Contemplative life is aimed only at a purely supernatural end.
+It has no “use” in the sense that either the Bergoglians – in terms of their political machinations – or the world can understand.
+There is probably no other place where the differences between the two programmes - the Catholic programme of Christ and the Bergoglian/Kasperian programme - are more sharply contrasted.
+One aspect of Pope Francis’ character that seems little-explored by the Catholic and secular media alike is his apparent disdain for contemplative religious life – a facet of Catholic life that could be described as the most purely religious of all the Church’s undertakings.
+The world does not understand it or want it.
+Therefore, it is something of a thorn in the Bergoglian side, and he has repeatedly expressed his contempt for it.
+So when, in 2016 he issued a document on contemplative nuns, the faithful braced for impact .
+In his recent document, ostensibly on holiness, “Gaudete et Exultate,” the pope attacked the religious desire for silence and solitude, to be alone with God in prayer, seeking unity with Him, saying in essence that the Christian life is inherently about social activism, about material, worldly ends.
+To these foundations of the contemplative life – indeed of any form of religious life in the Church – Francis set up another of his false dichotomies, contemplation in opposition to serving others, giving a Jesuit maxim as an imperative for all Catholics: “We are called to be contemplatives even in the midst of action, and to grow in holiness by responsibly and generously carrying out our proper mission.”
+Italian Vaticanist Marco Tosatti commented dryly, “Rejoice and be glad… but not if you’re a cloistered contemplative.”
+In 2016, I wrote that Francis’ Apostolic Constitution, “Vultum dei quaerere” was in some respects the most damaging object of the wrecking-ball pontificate to date.
+Unfortunately, it was about a subject that the world, and therefore the modern Church, cares so little about that hardly anyone noticed.
+Aimed specifically at female contemplative religious, the document threatened that in a year or so another would be forthcoming laying out precisely what would now be required of nuns to continue in their vocations.
+The new document issued last week, “Cor orans,” is juridical, that is, it is not much more than a list of specific norms, or rules – 289 of them!
+– that all communities of contemplative nuns must now follow.
+One odd remark in article 19 is maybe the most succinct description of the direction planned for contemplatives:
+“A monastery of nuns, as every religious house, is erected while keeping in mind its usefulness for the Church and for the Institute.” (emphasis added)
+Wait… its “usefulness”?
+I think a fair question for the Faithful to ask this Vatican department might be, “According to what specific criteria is a monastery’s ‘usefulness’ actually determined?”
+One can’t help but hearken back to the criteria for monasteries that were allowed to survive the revolutionary purges in 18th and 19th century Europe.
+A house that could prove to the secularists that it was “useful” – that it could care for the indigent elderly, teach children or nurse the sick – would be allowed to continue.
+Those which were purely contemplative – a single-minded devotion to the adoration of God – were closed.
+It is not an insignificant quirk of modern history, and one that tells us much about the nature of the current pontificate, that houses of contemplatives are always attacked by secularist regimes, from Henry VIII to the Soviet Union.
+Rupture?
+What rupture?
+The first thing Cor orans does is claim continuity with both pre and post-Vatican II theology.
+In the Introduction, it seems anxious to establish a “hermeneutic of continuity” with Pius XII and his document Sponsa Christi Ecclesia of 1950.
+The authors insist there is no contradiction between the two – except, of course, where there are contradictions – and that both Pius XII and Francis are keen to see nuns reaching the “aim of their specific vocation.” It describes Francis as promulgating this document “in the wake” of Pius XII[1].
+In fact, Pope Francis, by promulgating the Apostolic Constitution Vultum Dei quaerere, on June 29, 2016, to help the contemplatives reach the aim of their specific vocation, invited reflection and discernment on the precise content tied to consecrated life in general and to the monastic tradition in particular, but he did not intend to abrogate Sponsa Christi Ecclesia that was derogated only in some points.
+As a consequence, the two pontifical documents are to be held as normative in force for monasteries of nuns and must be read in a unitary vision.
+But of course, the entire game is given away in the next paragraph:
+Pope Francis, in the wake of the teaching of Pope Pius XII and reaffirmed by Ecumenical Vatican Council II, intended to present in Vultum Dei quaerere the intense and fruitful path taken by the Church in the last decades, in the light of the teachings of the same Council and considering the changed socio-cultural conditions.
+Yes, that’s what it said.
+Here’s my translation:
+“The Church’s ‘path’ of the last 50 years has been ‘fruitful’.
+How do you know?
+Because we’re telling you it has.”
+In other words, there have been absolutely no problems whatever with the direction taken either by the Church or by the religious life since Vatican II.
+Everything that has happened has been in complete and perfect continuity between the Before Church and the After Church; there has been no rupture or break with the past.
+All changes undertaken by religious houses were perfectly legitimate and good - “fruitful” if, perhaps, a bit “intense” – and have been made in “light of the teachings” of Vatican II and “changed socio-cultural conditions.” There is, therefore, no legitimate reason whatever for any religious house to attempt to “turn back the clock” to the pre-Vatican II norms or styles of religious life.
+Anyone attempting to do this are Bad Nuns [insert string of incomprehensible papal insults here.]
+This is what might be considered the guiding principle of the document; “Nothing to see here.
+And if you say there is, you’re the problem.”
+Of course, this kind of bold proclamation is very much in keeping with the habit of this pontificate to simply claim there are no problems and become gravely offended and outraged when the contrary is pointed out.
+It’s your fault if you find contradictions, not theirs; they’ve said there are no contradictions, therefore there aren’t any.
+After all, this is the papacy where 2 + 2 = 5 if the pope says it does.
+The irony, of course, is built in, since this document is intended as a legal chopping block for the dissolution of any house of contemplative nuns that is judged to be hovering on the edge of extinction or is for some other reason in need of the chop.
+Why would the Vatican need a document giving extensive norms for the closure of monasteries that have too few nuns or do not follow their originally intended charisms if everything about the religious life since Vatican II has been hunky dory?
+Let’s remember that this comes from the Congregation for Religious of Braz de’Aviz and Jose Rodriguez Carballo.
+This is the Cardinal Braz de’Aviz[2] who wasted no time in orienting himself in the New Paradigm when, close on the heels of the Conclave he slammed the attempt by his predecessor – and by extension Pope Benedict – to reign in the notorious Leadership Conference of Women Religious in the US.
+He complained that he had been shut out of the process under Cardinal Rode, and later made a large and public point of appeasing and mollifying the most outspokenly heretical and politicised organisation of female religious in the world.
+Apparently the total statistical collapse of the religious life following Vatican II[3] had nothing to do with the massive systemic changes to the forms of that life – always claimed to be “mandated” by “the Council”.
+And of course we are talking about the priorities of a pope who has said that seeing a “restorationist” community enjoying a large number of vocations makes him “worry.” Apparently this worry was serious enough to move him to torpedo one of the most flourishing communities in the modern Church; the gaunt spectre of the Franciscan Friars and Sisters of the Immaculate haunts this document.
+Autonomy vs.
+Independence
+One of the talking points the media have latched onto is the whole business of “autonomy” of monasteries.
+Many of the headlines crowed: “Vatican confirms nuns’ autonomy,” or similar.
+But that word does not mean what they think it means.
+In fact, the word “autonomy” is the key to understanding this whole thing.
+It appears in the document 16 times and “autonomous” 30 times.
+In fact, “autonomy” is held up as the single most important criterion for determining a monastery’s viability.
+This emphasis is repeated so often one might almost think there is a concern in Rome that the “fruitful” post-conciliar monastic life is in danger of fizzling out… for… some reason…
+Monastery sui juris refers to the religious house of a female monastic community that, having the requisites for real autonomy of life, was legitimately erected by the Holy See and enjoys juridical autonomy under the law.
+18 In order to obtain juridical autonomy for a monastery of nuns, it must presuppose a real autonomy of life, that is, the ability to manage the life of the monastery in all its dimensions (vocational, formative, governmental, relational, liturgical, economic ...).
+In this case, an autonomous monastery is alive and vital.
+43 Autonomy of life, a constant prerequisite for maintaining juridical autonomy, must be constantly verified by the Federal President who, when in her judgment a monastery lacks autonomy of life, must inform the Holy See in view of the nomination of an ad hoc commission.
+67 Affiliation [with another monastery, appointed by the Vatican] can be an opportunity for recovery and rebirth when autonomy of life is partially compromised.
+If the situation of incapacity is irreversible, the solution, as painful as it is necessary, is the suppression of the monastery.
+no longer possesses a real autonomy of life , it is the responsibility of the Federation President to report the matter to the Holy See.
+When an autonomous monastery , it is the responsibility ofto the Holy See.
+At the same time, this document is redefining the term “autonomous” to exclude independence.
+What got no mention in the brief press interest was the document’s insistence that all monasteries of nuns must belong to a federation and while monasteries must demonstrate “autonomy” they will be granted little in the way of powers of self-governance.
+As we will see, the federations are now a multilayered system of internal surveillance and centralised control that leaves Orwell in the dust:
+overcome isolation and promote regular observance and contemplative life.
+Federation of monasteries means a structure of communion among some autonomous monasteries of the same Institute [4] , erected by the Holy See that approves the Statutes, so that in sharing the same charism, the federated monasteriesand promote regular observance and contemplative life.
+Note the change: “independent” is replaced with “isolated[5].” It reminds me of a conversation I had with a superior of a Benedictine house in the UK.
+She said she thought that the psychiatric testing, that in 2008 was still all the rage among the houses of her monastery’s federation, was excessive and not helpful.
+She didn’t trust the heavily secularised field of psychology to help in determining a candidate’s suitability for religious life, so she didn’t require these tests of her monastery’s postulants.
+She also said that she was under constant pressure, both the subtle pressure of general peer disapproval and overt requests to conform by the federation’s leadership.
+Was that monastery “isolated”?
+Or just exercising lawful self-governance?
+And given that autonomy is being held up as the sole criterion for viability of a monastery, it seems the Holy See is not interested in asking whether it is actually faithful to the charism, or even to the Catholic Faith, a question that has burned brightly for serious Catholics for some time.
+The word “fidelity” appears in the document four times, which may give an idea of how much interest the Vatican has in this issue.
+Funny you should mention autonomy: Bioethics and the dissolution of “unviable” monasteries
+It’s funny that the buzzword of the day in Rome should be “autonomy”.
+As we shall see, the document is what I’ve called above a “chopping block”.
+Vultum dei quaerere made it clear that this juridical document would provide a set of legal criteria by which a monastery can be considered viable, religious life worthy of life, so to speak, and that those considered to have failed the test would be closed.
+Note the language used here:
+If the situation of incapacity is irreversible, the solution, as painful as it is necessary, is the suppression of the monastery.
+It jogged a memory for me.
+“Incapacity”… Where had I heard that language used before?
+Most pro-life observers in Britain will tell you that it was the “Mental Capacity Act” of 2005 that established in British law the concept that a person with permanently “reduced capacity” could be legally starved and/or dehydrated to death by doctors.
+This is the world, the language, of Bioethics, applied utilitarianism, also called “Principlism” after its three bioethical criteria of “justice, beneficence[6] and autonomy” – it is a patient’s ability to demonstrate his “autonomy” or “quality of life,[7]” either currently or potentially, that decides his fate.
+This set of criteria is being applied in medical institutions across the western world now, a “new paradigm” of ethics replacing traditional “Hippocratic” or “Natural Law” medical ethics.
+Under this system the onus, effectively, is on the patient to prove according to the new criteria that he is worthy of receiving medical treatment – of continuing to live.
+Medical treatment (which legally includes food and water) can be withdrawn from patients who fail to demonstrate that they will recover sufficiently to return to an autonomous lifestyle.
+Health care systems like that of the UK have government regulatory boards giving out “guidelines” to determine in a uniform way how health care resources are allocated.
+These guidelines are collated by professional Bioethicists applying their utilitarian criteria.
+If the equation doesn’t come out in the patient’s favour, the “treatment” recommended for the patient’s “best interests” will include his demise, often procured by withdrawing nutrition and hydration and/or administering slowly lethal doses of sedatives.
+The NHS in the UK has actually gone to court, and won, declaring that they must retain the right to kill patients who fail the Bioethics test.
+The result has been a quiet reign of terror in which elderly and disabled people have started carrying cards stating in legalese that they do not want to be killed by their doctors.
+In one case a man with ALS took the NHS to court in an ultimately unsuccessful attempt to preemptively preclude his medical murder when his illness left him incapacitated.
+The system, in other words, is stacked against the patient, in favour of the government that holds all the cards.
+Keep these facts in mind as we read through the rest of the document.
+I think we can find an almost perfect analogy by replacing the term “patient” with “monastery.” Think about how one would apply concepts like “autonomy,” “viability,” “incapacity,” “quality of life” and “equitable distribution of scarce resources” to this context.
+When the language of utilitarianism appears in Vatican documents as guiding criteria for the contemplative religious life, one has to wonder at what point has the entire project gone so disastrously off the rails.
+Federations as Vatican watchdogs
+Under this law, all monasteries of contemplative nuns must belong to a federation.
+Previously only voluntary and consultative, federations will now have the power to supervise and guide the formation of candidates, nuns and of their formators, as well as possess broad powers over temporal goods of individual monasteries and powers of suppression.
+The document makes it inarguable that the federation’s main role will be to establish and monitor for conformity to a particular programme – the “intense and fruitful path” of the Church since 1965 – both within the various orders and between them:
+The Federal Assembly:
+deals with issues of major importance; makes decisions and issues norms that all nuns are required to observe, after the definitive approval of the Holy See;
+More than just federations; a multi-tier system of control
+Conference of monasteries means a structure of communion among autonomous monasteries, belonging to diverse Institutes and present in the same region... in particular geographical or linguistic contexts.
+In other words, Benedictine federations of a given area will form a “Conference” with Carmelite federations and Dominican federations and Poor Clare federations, etc.
+This will be of interest to Carmelite houses especially, since they tend to be generally more on the “conservative” end of things.
+Imagine a house of traditional Carmelites attending regional Conference meetings – and attempting to keep up their Office schedule – with the balloons-and-guitars, break dancing Franciscans…What fun!
+And finally, just in case one entire federation decides to turn back the clock, there will be an umbrella for the umbrellas; there will be watchers watching the watchers:
+Confederation means a structure of connection among Federations of monasteries, erected by the Holy See that approves the Statutes, for the study of themes relative to contemplative life in relation to the same charism, to give unitary direction and a certain coordination to the activity of the individual Federations.
+Broad powers
+Federations will now have extremely broad powers both over money and property and, crucially, over formation of nuns.
+It is the Federation that now has the power to monitor for compliance with the rules, to report non-compliance to the Holy See, to make new foundations and, apparently, to “encourage” individual monasteries to “communicate” their goods.
+The legitimately established Federation is a public juridic person in the Church and is therefore able to acquire, possess, administer, and alienate temporal, movable and immovable goods, which are ecclesiastical assets, in accordance with the universal and proper law.
+To keep alive and strengthen the union of monasteries, implementing one of the aims of the Federation, a certain communication of goods is encouraged among the monasteries, coordinated by the Federal President.
+The communication of goods in a Federation is implemented through contributions, gifts, loans that monasteries offer other monasteries that have financial difficulties, and for the common needs of the Federation.
+The Federation considers the assets in its possession as necessary and useful means to achieve its goals.
+Financial incentives
+Given that we shall see below that the provisions for suppression of monasteries include vague and indefinable qualities like “vitality in living and transmitting the charism” and “dynamic fidelity” to the order’s charism, and that the goods of extinct monasteries will be assumed by the federation, one might be forgiven for asking if this creates an incentive to see to it that certain houses go extinct[8].
+Since the document provides several mechanisms by which a federation can move nuns out of a monastery, this could be one of those indelicate questions some superiors might want to keep in mind.
+Article 94 requires that once it is canonically erected the federation is to seek “legal recognition also in the civil sphere.” This, presumably, will bear upon legal disputes in civil courts over the property of suppressed monasteries.
+Article 73, on the disposition of the material assets of a monastery that has gone completely extinct:
+In the event of the suppression of a totally extinct monastery, when there are no surviving nuns, unless otherwise provided by the Holy See, the destination of the suppressed monastery's assets, in compliance with canon and civil law, go to the respective higher juridical person, that is, to the Federation of monasteries or to another structure of communion among the monasteries equal to it or to the female monastic Congregation.
+The economic fund [of the federation] is nourished by the free donations of the monasteries, by the donations of benefactors, and by revenues deriving from the alienation of the assets of suppressed monasteries, as established by the present Instruction.
+Federations in charge of formation
+The Federation President, in particular, watches over initial and ongoing formation in the monasteries to see if it is in conformity with the charism proper to the Institute, so that every community may be a beacon that illumines the journey of the men and women of our time.
+At the end of the visit, she will inform the Holy See about the real possibilities that the monastery has or does not have of guaranteeing initial formation.
+The formation of the formators and their collaborators is entrusted in part to the monasteries and in part to the Federation, therefore, the President of the Federation is called to strengthen formation at the federal level and to require the participation of those who exercise the service of formation; if this does not happen, she will refer the matter to the Holy See.
+The President of the Federation, having heard the opinion of the Federal Council, chooses the most appropriate places to hold the specific formative courses for the formators and their collaborators, as well as those who are called to exercise the service of authority, establishing the duration of these courses in such a way that they are not detrimental to the needs of the contemplative life and of the community.
+Who makes new foundations and why?
+Throughout the history of the Church, it has been the prerogative of bishops to establish houses of contemplatives in their own dioceses.
+Now, with the pope having forbidden bishops to exercise this ancient right, according to this document, the federations themselves can make foundations.
+through the action of the Federation, as established by the Federal Assembly The foundation of a monastery of nuns, keeping in mind what is established in no.
+39 of the present Instruction, can take place either by a single monastery or, as established by the Federal Assembly [9]
+A single monastic community that decides to make a foundation, moreover, must be “helped” and guided by the federation:
+In discerning the foundation of a new monastery on the part of a single monastery, the Federal President and the religious Assistant intervene to help the Superior of the founding monastery.
+The discernment on the foundation of a new monastery by the Federation is made within the framework of the Federal Assembly.
+Article 39 tells us some criteria for making foundations that “must be considered in their entirety and from an overall perspective.”
+the necessary vitality in living and transmitting the charism,” composed of at least eight nuns of solemn vows, “as long as most are not of advanced age”.
+a) A community that has given good testimony of fraternal life in common with “” composed of at least eight nuns of solemn vows, “as long as most are not of advanced age”.
+b) Besides the number, special skills are required of some nuns of the community who must be able to assume: as Superior, the service of authority; as formator, the initial formation of candidates; as financial administrator, the administration of the goods of the monastery.
+c) Rooms adapted to the lifestyle of the community, to ensure that the nuns can regularly lead the contemplative life according to the nature and spirit of their Institute.
+d) Economic conditions that guarantee the community itself can provide for the needs of daily life.
+One of these things is not like the others.
+Did you notice?
+One criterion stands out as indeterminate, vague, compared with the other concrete and measurable standards.
+One aspect of legislative analysis that I learned early was that the terms used are of utmost importance.
+If a term is vague or is defined incorrectly that is a “loophole”.
+Or it could perhaps be described as a handle; a place where a person who wants to effect a particular outcome can grasp a piece of legislation to use it like an axe.
+So, how, exactly, is it to be determined – and by whom – that a group of nuns possess “the necessary vitality in living and transmitting the charism”?
+What, precisely, does the term “vitality” mean and exactly how is one to measure out how much is required?
+Is this one of Pope Francis little personal, secret expressions of which only he knows the meaning?
+Like the secret to how nuns are to smile properly?
+Does the inclusion of completely subjective criteria belong in a juridical document?
+Or is it in there in order to provide cover for prelates?
+The next article tells us, “It is the responsibility of the Holy See to evaluate the presence of these requisites.” Do they have an electronic meter in a cupboard in the Congregation for Religious that measures “charism vitality”?
+It seems important to ask because article 70, on how to suppress a monastery, includes it:
+Among the criteria that can contribute to determine a judgment concerning the suppression of a monastery, after having examined all the circumstances, the following points should be considered as a whole: the number of nuns, the advanced age of the majority of the members, the real capacity for government and formation, lack of candidates for a number of years, lack of the necessary vitality in living and transmitting the charism in dynamic fidelity[10].
+You will be affiliated; resistance is futile…
+It seems there are two themes running through the document: to establish a certain value of “autonomy” as the indispensable criterion for viability, while at the same time asserting top-down oversight and control over who gets to make this determination.
+In short, a monastery must be autonomous, but heaven help the community that asserts its independence.
+Articles 54-64 offer an interim measure in the case of “incapacity” that is really just more of the second thing.
+Once a lack of autonomy has been established…
+54 Affiliation is a particular form of help that the Holy See establishes in particular situations in favor of the community of a monastery sui juris which has only an asserted autonomy, but in reality, very precarious or, in fact, non-existent.
+55 Affiliation is configured as a juridical support that must assess whether the inability to manage the life of the autonomous monastery in all its dimensions is only temporary or is irreversible, helping the community of the affiliated monastery to overcome difficulties or to put in place what is necessary to bring about the suppression of this monastery.
+How does affiliation work?
+Well, the federation and the Holy See between them work it out:
+In these cases, it is up to the Holy See to evaluate the opportunity of setting up an ad hoc commission formed by the Ordinary, the Federation President, the Federal Assistant, and the Major Superior of the monastery
+It’s starting to be clear that the federation is going to be little more than the Big Brother hit-squad of the Congregation for Religious.
+It’s worth remembering what happened in the case of a German men’s monastery in which the superior tried to return the community to pre-Vatican II practices.
+Mariawald Trappist monastery – 900 years old – was finally dissolved, affiliated to death.
+Its superior had made the fatal error of openly declaring – in 2008, after the publication of Summorum Pontificum – that the monastery’s problems all began when it adopted the new liturgical rites and implemented the trends of all religious after Vatican II, and that clearly the solution was to go back to pre-conciliar ways.
+Mariawald was consequently affiliated, in the manner this document describes, with a liberal house in the Netherlands whose superior, unsurprisingly, discovered that the house was hopelessly divided and could not be saved.
+What would make forced affiliation a truly devastating weapon against conservative or traditional communities is the proviso that an affiliated monastery may not form its own novices:
+60 The affiliated monastery can accept candidates, but the novitiate and initial formation must be performed in the affiliating monastery or in another monastery established by the Federation.”
+Of course, this means it is the affiliating monastery’s formation team that would make the determination to dismiss recalcitrant, “neo-pelagian” postulants and novices.
+~
+This brings us to about article 155 of the document.
+Part two to come.
+_______________
+[1] It would seem, therefore, that a useful task for someone writing about what this pope intends for nuns would be to read Sponsa Christi Ecclesia as well as Francis’ Apostolic Constitution and make a careful comparison.
+I’m not going to do that here, but it might be helpful to examine the two documents with the help of a expert at some point.
+[2] Worth remembering, however, is the fact that it was Benedict the “conservative,” not Francis, who appointed Braz de’ Aviz in the office to replace Cardinal Rode – presumably under that good old “conservative” rubric of the “big umbrella” – under whom these culpably belated attempts to save US religious life were started.
+[3] Just considering the numbers of course.
+Leaving alone the doctrinal issues.
+[4] “The same Institute” means the order in question, whether Benedictine, Dominican, Carmelite etc.
+[5] I’d love to hear from some monastic superior who had the nerve to tell Rome, “Actually, given that all our neighbours in religion are raging neo-modernist heretics, if not schismatics, we think ‘isolation’ is a desirable thing – like quarantine during an outbreak of Bubonic Plague – and would therefore like to be dispensed from the federation requirement.” I’d pay good money to see the shade of purple the well-fed Braz de’Aviz turned.
+[6] “justice and beneficence” are considered on behalf of the community, not the patient
+[7] Bioethicists take it as read that in order for a life to have sufficient “quality” it must demonstrate sufficient autonomy.
+Dependence upon the care of others is, quite literally, a capital offence.
+[8] Readers may think I’m exaggerating the danger of material motivations for suppressing monasteries, but as we will see, the distinction between the federations and the Holy See is also a matter of paperwork and it is well to recall that the secretary for the Congregation for Religious, Jose Rodrigues Carballo, was a person of interest to international police agencies for the loss of “tens of millions” of Euros from the coffers of the Franciscan Friars Minor, the original Franciscan order of which he had been the head.
+Shortly after Carballo’s appointment, it was revealed that the Swiss prosecutor’s office was investigating the money missing from the Friars Minor in connection with drugs, money laundering operations and gun running.
+Carballo was Francis’ very first appointment, April 6, 2013, three weeks after the Conclave and it was to him that the pope gave the task of the destruction of the FFIs, and a major part of that operation was to separate the FFIs from real assets valued at about 30 million Euros.
+[9] So much for the principle of subsidiarity.
+I can imagine what a monastery founded by a committee would be like to live in.
+[10] We’ll pass over “dynamic fidelity” in silence for now…
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+American in China injured in 'sonic attack' similar to Cuba
+
+© Provided by Al Jazeera Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the US was moving medical teams to China over the 'sonic attack' [Leah Millis/ Reuters]
+US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said a brain injury sustained by an American official in a "sonic attack" in China was similar to those that affected US and Canadian diplomats in Cuba.
+Pompeo's remarks on Wednesday came hours after the US embassy in China issued a health warning to Americans living there over an "unusual" auditory or sensory phenomena.
+The embassy said a US government employee in the southern city of Guangzhou reported experiencing a "subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure", which led to a mild brain injury.
+Pompeo told the House Foreign Affairs Committee the "sonic attack" in China was similar to the incidents in Cuba last year.
+"The medical indications are very similar and entirely consistent with the medical indications that have taken place to Americans working in Cuba," he said.
+The US was moving medical teams to the area to work on the case, he said.
+"We are working to figure out what took place both in Havana and now in China as well," Pompeo said.
+China's foreign ministry did not comment immediately.
+Heather Nauert, the state department spokeswoman, said the US embassy learned on Friday that the Guangzhou employee showed concussion symptoms after medical testing.
+That is the same clinical finding doctors treating the Cuba patients at the University of Philadelphia found.
+The Guangzhou worker started experiencing "a variety of symptoms" starting in late 2017 that lasted through April this year, Nauert said.
+The worker was sent to the US for further evaluation, she added.
+In Cuba last year, 24 diplomats and their family members were left with mysterious injuries resembling brain trauma, which were suspected of being caused by a "sonic attack".
+Ten Canadian diplomats and their relatives also suffered similar illnesses.
+The still-unexplained incidents sparked a rift in US-Cuban relations, while investigators have chased theories including a sonic attack, an electromagnetic weapon, or a flawed spying device.
+Symptoms, sounds and sensations reportedly varied dramatically from person to person, according to The Associated Press.
+Some have permanent hearing loss or concussions, while others suffered nausea, headaches and ear-ringing.
+Some struggle with concentration or common word recall.
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+Beware sonic weapon attacks, US tells citizens in China
+
+An employee of the American embassy in Guangzhou was diagnosed with a mild traumatic brain injury
+The US has warned its citizens in China to be vigilant for “abnormal sensations of sound and pressure” as it opened an investigation into whether officials were targeted with a sonic weapon that caused a brain injury.
+An American government employee stationed in the southern city of Guangzhou recently reported “subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure”, the embassy in China said yesterday.
+The employee was diagnosed with a mild traumatic brain injury in an incident with echoes of suspected “sonic attacks” on American diplomats in Cuba last year.
+Mike Pompeo, the US secretary of state, said that medical teams were travelling to Guangzhou to investigate.
+The government employee’s symptoms were “very similar and entirely consistent” with those suffered in Cuba, he…
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+US embassy worker in China suffers 'brain injury' amid 'sonic attack' fears
+
+A US embassy worker in China has reported experiencing "abnormal sensations of sounds and pressure" amid fears of a "sonic attack".
+The state department has issued a health alert to its citizens in the country, adding that the unnamed staff member's symptoms indicate a "mild traumatic brain injury".
+The findings echo similar reports that caused the US to recall non-essential embassy staff from Cuba in 2017, after at least 24 US citizens suffered symptoms indicating they had been deliberately and covertly targeted.
+US investigators are looking into whether the employee in China has been affected by a "sonic attack", which was one of the theories behind the still-unexplained illnesses suffered in Havana.
+The unnamed government worker was based in the southeast port city of Guangzhou, where an American consulate is based.
+He has now been flown back to the US for assessment, according to reports.
+The state department has issued a health alert to its staff in China, which states: "While in China, if you experience any unusual acute auditory or sensory phenomena accompanied by unusual sounds or piercing noises, do not attempt to locate their source.
+"Instead, move to a location where the sounds are not present."
+Image: US secretary of state Mike Pompeo is set to meet with Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi on Wednesday
+The embassy in Beijing said it could not link the case in China to the health issues suffered by its staff in Cuba.
+In an email to citizens in China, the state department said: "A US government employee in China recently reported subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure.
+"The US government is taking these reports seriously and has informed its official staff in China of this event."
+They added that they are not sure what has caused the employee's symptoms.
+The US Secretary of Mike Pompeo has said he is concerned about the "serious health incident" that has affected an embassy worker in Guangzhou.
+China's foreign ministry and national health commission did not immediately respond to questions about the findings, the Associated Press reported.
+The US reduced its workforce in Havana, Cuba, in 2017 after its personnel and their families reported experiencing a range of health issues.
+Investigators have drawn theories including that were targeted by sonic attacks, where the symptoms included dizziness, headaches and vomiting.
+The attacks can sometimes be carried out by emitting "infrasounds", which are low frequency noises that can affect human hearing if they are loud enough.
+However, Dr Toby Heys told the New Scientist in 2017 that an infrasound attack wouldn't be "very covert" as a "large array of subwoofers" would be needed.
+Image: The US recalled non-essential embassy staff from Havana, Cuba, after potential sonic attacks in 2017
+The other type is an "ultrasound" attack, whereby a high frequency noise inaudible to human ears can be targeted easily at potential victims.
+They can damage parts of the ear such as hairs that pick up sounds, but again it is reported that large equipment would be needed for such an attack.
+Other theories behind the health issues in Cuba include the use of electromagnetic weapons, which can target highly-focused energy at potential victims.
+This can include a laser, microwaves, or particle beams.
+Investigators also speculated that a flawed spy device could be behind the victims' ailments in Cuba.
+The US expelled 15 Cuban diplomats from the US after the alleged acoustic attacks.
+Secretary of state Mike Pompeo met with Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi in Washington on Wednesday.
+They were expected to discuss a planned meeting between President Donald Trump and the North Korea leader Kim Jong-Un, but concerns about the incident in Guangzhou are likely to have been raised.
+China and the US are considered strategic rivals for influence in Asia, but conduct hundreds of billions of dollars of annual trade with each other.
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+Witness: Muslim Democrat IT Aide Awan Wiretapped Her, Then Bank Account She Controlled Was Drained
+
+Longtime Geller Report readers have been hearing about this cybersecurity breach by Muslim IT staffers for well over a year.
+The Democrat leadership collusion with Muslim spies is the biggest story of treason and espionage in the recent memory, and yet for month after month the media has refused to cover it.
+Instead, they’re so hellbent on destroying President Trump that they have directed all their energy to retailing Soviet fictions and titillating porn stories.
+House investigators found the House server was being used for nefarious purposes: the alleged Muslim spies were removing information and sending it for foreign actors.
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+The aides named are Imran Awan, his wife Hina Alvi, his brothers Abid and Jamal, and his friend Rao Abbas, Pakistani-born aides.
+And the father of Muslim spy ring Imran Awan transferred a USB drive to a Pakistani senator and former head of a Pakistani intelligence agency.
+Capitol Police are looking into the massive amounts of data the Awans reportedly downloaded off the congressional system, thousands of illegal logins made on the official system, possible theft of tens of thousands of dollars in congressional equipment and fraud and sent to foreign governments and groups.
+No wonder the Democrats tried to squirrel these jihad spies out of the country.
+Congress must investigate and act.
+“Witness Said Awan Wiretapped Her, Then Bank Account She Controlled Was Drained,” by Luke Rosiak, Daily Caller News Foundation, May 21, 2018 (thanks to Todd):
+After former Democratic IT aide Imran Awan allegedly threatened his stepmother not to talk to police, her email account was accessed in suspicious ways and a lawyer for one of Awan’s brothers found out she emailed the FBI on specific dates and lashed out at her: “You’re a liar, aren’t you?” Days after that, a bank account the stepmother controlled was almost completely drained through a payment to Imran’s brother, Abid Awan, bank records show — but she said she is too afraid to press criminal charges because she claims he has threatened her.
+The stepmother, Samina Gilani, also previously said Imran stole two laptops from her.
+Imran, Abid and Jamal Awan — along with Imran’s wife, Hina Alvi, and a friend — worked as IT administrators for 1 out of every 5 House Democrats and could read all their emails and files until police banned them from the network in February 2017for “numerous violations of House security policies.” Months later, none of the family is in jail, and the stepmother and other witnesses have said Imran and Abid have used their freedom to try to steer the outcome of the case since, including by threatening them not to cooperate with authorities, TheDCNF previously reported.
+In April 2016, the House’s Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) detected allegedly falsified purchase orders, and the Inspector General quickly expanded the scope to investigate cyber violations, finding that members of the Awan family improperly accessed congressmen’s servers and the House Democratic Caucus server thousands of times.
+Though House officials suspected that equipment was being stolen, the Capitol Police did not search their homes, The Daily Caller News Foundation learned, and did not ban them from the network until nearly a year later.
+In the meantime, evidence appears to have been compromised: In December 2016, the CAO notified congressmen that the caucus server had physically disappeared.
+Though Abid played a prominent role in the late-2016 IG report, he has not been arrested, with congressmen saying a criminal investigation is ongoing.
+In January 2017, in the days around his father’s death, Abid removed Gilani as the beneficiary of his father’s life insurance and replaced her with himself, which led to a lawsuit, TheDCNF previously reported.
+Abid’s attorney, Jim Bacon, used the life insurance lawsuit to force Gilani to sit for a sworn deposition Oct. 4, 2017 in which he told her to reveal what she told the FBI about the congressional criminal probe and tried to get her to find out details from investigators.
+In one exchange, Bacon knew that she had emailed with the FBI.
+BACON Q: [redacted] is your email address, isn’t it?
+And you send emails from that address including two emails to the FBI, didn’t you?
+GILANI A: Yes, a long time ago.
+Q: No, not a long time ago.
+March 5th, 2017.
+March 6th, 2017.
+Ma’am, you lied to me, didn’t you?
+You lied to me, didn’t you?
+You’re a liar, aren’t you?
+A: I forgot about that.
+It was not in my mind.
+BACON: Ah.
+I think we need to take a break before I explode.
+Bacon did not respond to questions from the TheDCNF about how he knew Gilani had emailed the FBI on those dates….
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
+Pamela Geller's commitment to freedom from jihad and Shariah shines forth in her books
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+U.S. warns of 'sonic attacks' in China
+
+BEIJING -- The U.S. State Department is warning U.S. citizens in China that a government employee reported unusual "sensations of sound and pressure" and was later diagnosed with a mild traumatic brain injury -- a case that recalls a wave of so-called sonic attacks on U.S. diplomats in Cuba.
+A health alert sent Wednesday said a U.S. government employee assigned to the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou reported "subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure."
+The notification said the department was not aware of any other cases inside or outside the diplomatic community.
+But signaling the depth of their concern, the U.S. Embassy in Beijing and all five U.S. consulates in the country held town hall meetings Wednesday so employees could ask questions and raise concerns.
+State Department spokesman Heather Nauert said the United States will send a medical team to Guangzhou next week to conduct baseline medical evaluations of all employees who desire one.
+"The department is taking this incident very seriously and is working to determine the cause and impact of the incident," Nauert said.
+Though the State Department has not linked this case to any other incident, news of unusual symptoms hitting U.S. government employees recalled a rash of incidents with U.S. and Canadian diplomats working in Cuba.
+The United States last year decided to withdraw a large number of embassy staff from Cuba after diplomats stationed there complained of symptoms such as hearing loss, dizziness, tinnitus, visual difficulties, headaches and fatigue.
+The American Foreign Service Association said then that government employees had been diagnosed with "mild traumatic brain injury and permanent hearing loss, with such additional symptoms as loss of balance, severe headaches, cognitive disruption, and brain swelling."
+Details about the Guangzhou case are still emerging.
+Jinnie Lee, a spokesman for the U.S. Embassy in Beijing, said that from late 2017 to April 2018, a government employee assigned to Guangzhou reported a variety of physical symptoms.
+The employee was sent to the United States for evaluation and treatment.
+On May 18, the embassy learned that the diagnosis was mild traumatic brain injury.
+"The medical indications are very similar, and entirely consistent with, the medical indications that were taking place to Americans working in Cuba," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Wednesday during testimony in Congress.
+"The Chinese government has assured us they are also investigating and taking appropriate measures," Lee said.
+The health alert advised that U.S. citizens in China should consult a medical professional if they experience any symptoms.
+"While in China, if you experience any unusual acute auditory or sensory phenomena accompanied by unusual sounds or piercing noises, do not attempt to locate their source," the alert advised.
+"Instead, move to a location where the sounds are not present."
+A Section on 05/24/2018
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+Islamizing the Schools: The Case of West Virginia
+
+This is an outrage, but it is common nationwide: the Daily Caller News Foundation reports that Mountain Ridge Middle School in West Virginia is “instructing junior high students to write the Islamic profession of faith ostensibly to practice calligraphy.” Students are made to write out the Shahada, which states: “There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah.”This is exactly what I warned about in my book, Stop the Islamization of America: A Practical Guide to the Resistance , in the chapter “The Mosqueing of the Public Schools.”In order to convert to Islam, one says the shahada.
+Saying the shahada makes you a Muslim.
+The shahada is what is on the black flag of jihad.
+No non-Muslim student should be forced to write or say the shahada without the qualifier “Muslims believe that…” This is because it is a statement of faith.
+If the school exercise is requiring students to write it, it should be clear from the wording of the exercise that this is Islamic faith, not the student’s faith.
+That distinction has been glossed over in many, many school textbook presentations.
+This is in West Virginia, not Baghdad.
+And it’s a problem not just in West Virginia – it’s a national problem.
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+Rich Penkoski, the father of a Mountain Ridge student, contacted me and explained the situation further.
+He sent me the packets the school gave out for the Jewish and the Christian lessons and commented:
+Notice no bible verses, no reciting the 10 commandments or the Lord’s prayer.
+No practicing writing in Hebrew (not even the 10 commandments) as compared to the Islamic packet.
+There are no statements of faith, nothing asking the students to write it or practice in any of the Jewish or Christian rituals.
+Furthermore the principal of Mountain Ridge Middle School Dr.
+Branch has used my words against me by saying the teacher did tell the students about the Lord’s prayer (my daughter as well as 1 other said this is false)[.]
+He is using my arguments I made to him yesterday to protect the teacher.
+The teacher today told the students the assignment was optional.
+My daughter as well as other students were under the impression all the packet assignments were mandatory (the Jewish one and the Christian ones were mandatory).
+I wrote to Dr.
+Branch to share with him the resource that Miss Hinson used and point out that the material she gave the students did not include all the faith aspects for Christianity.
+The students received 2 pages for Christianity from this resource while all the Islamic sections were left intact.
+Here’s the link for you to review.
+You will notice all the faith elements were left out for Judaism and Christianity while the Islamic section was left the way it’s presented.
+https://www.gvsd.org/cms/lib/PA01001045/Centricity/Domain/610/World%20Religions.pdf So she decided to use the extra resources for Islam and the school is saying that’s not indoctrination or proselytizing?
+The faith aspects and the same considerations were not given to the others as they were for Islam.
+This actually further proves my point that Islam was afforded special privilege over the others.
+The school is backtracking and being deceptive to try and weasel out of this.
+The teacher today clarified things for the students but that still does not excuse the fact that they are teaching the Islamic faith and asking the kids to participate in Sharia.
+Look at the Islamic packet again.
+They are asking the kids to write the beginning of Surahs.
+The teacher still has not corrected the error that calligraphy was started by the arabs.
+They are doubling down and only after being called on it are they trying to backtrack.
+Rich Penkoski is hardly the first to protest this egregious submission to the most vicious and brutal ideology on the face of the Earth.
+In Volusia County, Florida, hundreds protested Islamic lessons in their “World History” text, a Common Core-approved high school history textbook.
+With an entire chapter dedicated to the virtues of Islam and not a single chapter for Christianity, the textbook had Floridians in a frenzy.
+And who is the biggest pusher of Common Core besides leftist progressives?
+The Islamic Society of North America, a Muslim Brotherhood front group, along with the Hamas-tied Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR).
+In Florida, CAIR is on the offensive (more here).
+We have seen the increasing Islamization of the public-school curriculum.
+History lessons in Islam are dawah – proselytizing for Islam.
+Large public-school publishers have been bought by the Saudis.
+In West Virginia, it gets even worse.
+Rich Penkoski has alerted me to the latest development in the forced Islamization of his children’s school curriculum: after the Daily Caller and Geller Report exposed what was happening, Mountain Ridge administrators and teachers began messaging parents who were sharing the story, asking them to remove their posts.
+What do they have to hide?
+Apparently, a great deal.
+Worse still, Penkoski is now being threatened by students who attend the school with his daughter.
+(And who is behind them?
+Unidentified “adult friends.”)
+He sent this message to me:
+A student in the school threatened to get her adult friends to come to my home and kill me by stabbing me in the chest and ripping my organs out.
+They told my daughter “we are gonna get some people and kill your dad.” This student, who is known to me but whom I cannot name because she is a minor, has given students our address and is encouraging them to come to my home over this whole thing.
+Another student told my daughter that she and the first student and her adult friends are going to kill me and carve a satanic star in my chest and rip out my organs.
+They then threatened to hang my 3-year-old and 1-year-old and kidnap my 14-year-old.
+All this in school today because of the articles.
+This is not a joke and needs to be investigated.
+I have contacted the school’s principal, Dr.
+Branch, and I trust that he will take this matter seriously and deal with it appropriately.
+Is the principal acting on this?
+And do the police have any interest in this?
+Or would that be “islamofauxbic”?
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
+Pamela Geller's commitment to freedom from jihad and Shariah shines forth in her books
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+Another Sound Weapon Used To ATTACK US Diplomats: This Time In China
+
+A United States government employee assigned to the American consulate in Guangzhou, China suffered a mild traumatic brain injury similar to those reported by diplomats in Cuba.
+The unnamed worker reported, “subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure.”
+The government employee experienced the symptoms from late 2017 until April of 2018, according to the U.S. State Department.
+“The employee was sent to the United States for further evaluation.
+On May 18, 2018, the Embassy learned that the clinical findings of this evaluation matched mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI),” Jinnie Lee, U.S. Embassy spokesperson in Beijing, told Gizmodo by email.
+“The Chinese government has assured us they are also investigating and taking appropriate measures,” Lee continued.
+But this isn’t the first time a sound weapon has been used on American diplomats.
+Cuba has been accused of using a similar device to cause brain trauma in Americans at the embassy in Havana.
+It all started in the fall of 2016.
+Several of the affected diplomats were recent arrivals at the embassy, which reopened in 2015 as part of Barack Obama’s reestablishment of diplomatic relations with Cuba.
+The Daily Mail reported that one diplomat described being jolted awake in a Havana hotel room by a grinding, blaring cacophony.
+When he moved a few feet across the room, the noise stopped.
+When he got back into bed, the agonizing sound hit him again; as if, he told doctors, he had walked through some invisible wall cutting straight down the middle of his room.
+Whether they heard anything or not, the consequences have been unmistakable — symptoms ranging from nosebleeds, nausea, dizziness and severe headaches to mild brain damage and permanent hearing or memory loss.
+Oddly, as soon as some of the victims left Cuba, they stopped hearing noises.
+–SHTFPlan
+The mysterious illnesses reported by U.S. government employees in Cuba are allegedly thought to be either a “sonic attack” or perhaps malfunctioning surveillance gear.
+It’s not known yet whether the injured government worker in China was targeted with any such device, despite reporting similar symptoms as the diplomats in Cuba.
+The U.S. Consulate in Guangzhou says that it hasn’t had any other reported cases of strange sounds being heard by American officials, but is taking the issue seriously.
+“If you have concerns about any symptoms or medical problems that developed during or after a stay in China, consult a medical professional,” the State Department said in a public release.
+“While in China, if you experience any unusual acute auditory or sensory phenomena accompanied by unusual sounds or piercing noises, do not attempt to locate their source.
+Instead, move to a location where the sounds are not present,” the release said.
+The Cuban government continues to deny they attacked U.S. diplomats with a sonic weapon, and very little additional information is known about those who suffered through the strange ordeal.
+After months of investigations, U.S. officials concluded that the diplomats had been exposed to an advanced device that operated outside the range of audible sound and had been deployed either inside or outside their residences.
+It was not immediately clear if the device was a weapon used in a deliberate attack, or had some other purpose.
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+Probe in consulate injury allegation finds no clues
+
+China has always protected the safety of workers at foreign diplomatic missions in China.
+[Photo/VCG]
+China said on Thursday it has not found any trace regarding what the United States described as abnormal sound and pressure reported by a US government employee in China.
+The employee was diagnosed with a brain injury.
+The US Mission in China issued an online health alert on Wednesday saying that the employee "recently reported subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure".
+The mission said it does not know what caused the reported symptoms and is not aware of any similar situations in China.
+"China has conducted an earnest investigation and has given preliminary feedback to the US.
+So far we have not yet found causes or clues to the situation described by the US," Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said in a daily news conference.
+China has always protected the safety of workers at foreign diplomatic missions in China according to the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations and the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, Lu said.
+The unnamed US citizen assigned to the consulate in Guangzhou had reported a variety of "physical symptoms" dating from late 2017 to April this year, the US embassy in Beijing said in an email.
+The worker was sent to the US for further evaluation.
+"The clinical findings of this evaluation matched mild traumatic brain injury," the embassy said.
+The US State Department will send a medical team to Guangzhou early next week to conduct baseline medical evaluations of all consulate employees who request it, State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said.
+In October, the US government expelled 15 Cuban diplomats for what it said was Cuba's failure to protect staff at the US embassy in Havana from mysterious health incidents at one point thought to possibly have been acoustic "attacks".
+The cause of those incidents remains unresolved.
+Reuters contributed to this story.
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+Capitol Police “Accidentally” Gave Treasure Trove of Evidence To Muslim IT Spy's Defense Attorney
+
+Accidentally?
+Color me skeptical.
+The Democrats are criminal, treasonous and sleazy.
+They gave this jihadi unfettered access to national security secrets.
+He then transferred the data to Pakistan.
+And the most powerful Democrats continue to protect jihad-treason.
+The Democrat leadership collusion with Muslim spies is the biggest story of treason and espionage in the recent memory.
+As the scandal widens and worsens, the media goes to extraordinary lengths not to cover it.
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+Hellbent to destroy President Trump, they toil in Soviet fictions and titillating porn stories.
+House investigators found the House server was being used for nefarious purposes and the alleged Muslim spies were removing information and sending it for foreign actors.
+The aides named are Imran Awan, his wife Hina Alvi, his brothers Abid and Jamal, and his friend Rao Abbas, Pakistani-born aides.
+Now we hear the father of Muslim spy ring Imran Awan transferred a USB drive to a Pakistani senator and former head of a Pakistani intelligence agency.
+CAPITOL POLICE ACCIDENTALLY GAVE EVIDENCE TO HOUSE HACKING SUSPECT’S DEFENSE ATTORNEY By Luke Rosiak on May 24, 2018:
+The House IG said Democratic IT aides made unauthorized access to data, but prosecutors haven’t charged them
+Democrats appear to want to keep the case out of court; a trial could expose their reckless IT practices
+Capitol Police didn’t make arrests despite numerous red flags and then ‘inadvertently’ gave evidence to defense attorneys that was supposed to go to prosecutors
+Prosecutors appear to be sharing info with someone on Capitol Hill who is leaking details to the hacking suspect’s lawyer
+The Capitol Police turned over a trove of evidence in the alleged Imran Awan House cyberbreach and theft case to the defense attorneys when they were supposed to deliver it to prosecutors instead, according to court documents and a source.
+And hours after The Daily Caller News Foundation asked prosecutors about the disclosure, Awan’s lawyer said he had learned of the forthcoming story from a source on Capitol Hill.
+TheDCNF had not told anyone other than prosecutors about it.
+“The cop came to [Awan’s defense attorney] Chris Gowen’s office with a stack of papers … Then he came back and said, ‘I thought you guys were the other party.’ He was very, very angry.
+But Gowen made copies,” the source, who’s familiar with The Awans, told TheDCNF.
+Awan, three relatives and a friend ran IT for one in five House Democrats and could read all their emails and files until they were banned on Feb. 2, 2017, for “numerous violations of House security policies.” The violations alleged by the House Office of Inspector General include logging into the House Democratic Caucus server thousands of times without authorization.
+This allegedly occurred during the same period in 2016 the DNC was hacked.
+Prosecutor Michael Marando alluded to the disclosure of evidence in court on Oct. 6, 2017.
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+Ramadan Jihad 2018 Death Toll So Far Is 218
+
+Another Ramadan is upon us, and the jihad death toll so far stands at 218 Infidels, murdered in 53 jihad attacks.
+Once again this year we see that Ramadan is quintessentially the month of jihad.
+A jihad group explained it back in 2012: “The month of Ramadan is a month of holy war and death for Allah.
+It is a month for fighting the enemies of Allah and God’s messenger, the Jews and their American facilitators.” Referring to a jihad attack that happened at that time, the message continued: “One of our groups aided by Allah managed to bomb a bus full of Jewish tourists, plunderers of holy lands, after careful tracking.
+The holy war is not confined to a particular arena and we shall fight the Jews and the Americans until they leave the land of Islam.”
+In contrast, President Trump issued a statement claiming that “Ramadan reminds us of the richness Muslims add to the religious tapestry of American life.”
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+So which is it?
+Does Ramadan remind us of “the richness Muslims add to the religious tapestry of American life,” or is Ramadan “a month of calamity everywhere for nonbelievers”?
+Islam’s core beliefs make it clear that the latter statement is closer to the truth.
+During Ramadan, Muslims are exhorted to renew and deepen their devotion to Allah.
+Hence it is a time when they’re supposed to grow more generous and kind toward their fellow Muslims.
+However, the Qur’an says: “Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, and those who are with him are severe against disbelievers, and merciful among themselves” (48:29).
+If the Ramadan imperative is to become more devout, the Muslim who applies himself diligently to the Ramadan observance will simultaneously become more both merciful to his fellow Muslims and more severe against the unbelievers.
+Murdering infidels thus doesn’t contradict the spirit of Ramadan; it embodies it.
+The Kavkaz Center, a website operated by Chechen jihadists, explained in a 2010 article that the idea of Ramadan as a time for warfare against infidels went back to Muhammad’s time: “The month of Ramadan in the life of the Prophet (pbuh) and the righteous ancestors was a month of forthcoming.
+The greatest battles during the lifetime of the Prophet (pbuh) occurred in this blessed month, the month of jihad, zeal and enthusiasm.”
+Trump was, unfortunately, following the example of his two immediate predecessors when he claimed that “Ramadan reminds us of the richness Muslims add to the religious tapestry of American life,” and was severely misleading the American people.
+Ironically, even in doing this he is likely to fail to satisfy Muslims, or anyone.
+After all, after the Trump White House issued a similar statement last year, the Washington Post ran a lengthy piece in which several Muslims explained why the statement was unsatisfactory to them.
+Shadi Hamid of the Qatar-funded Brookings Institution declared: “Trump has so rarely recognized that American Muslims even exist, but this offers apparent proof that he is aware of our existence.
+Great!
+Putting all that context aside, it’s offensive and pretty much terrible.”
+Why?
+Because Trump had the temerity to mention jihad terrorism.
+Hamid continued: “We, as American Muslims, shouldn’t be defined solely in our relationship to bad things that we have nothing to do with.
+We’re also normal people who happen to be Muslim and to see us and our history in America so narrowly is plain out offensive.”
+What is actually offensive is that Hamid would try in this way to absolve the Muslim community of any responsibility to root out jihad terrorist from its midst.
+There is certain to be more jihad terrorism during this Ramadan, and some of it may be committed by Muslims in the U.S. Hamid, if he cared about this, would be confronting honestly the teachings of Islam that make Ramadan the month of jihad, and working to reform them.
+Meanwhile, it would be dangerous, suicidal folly for Infidels to pretend that Ramadan is not the month of jihad.
+And as our Ramadan willful blindness continues, more Infidels will die.
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+A Sister Speaks: ‘Cor Orans is the Death-Knell of Carmel’
+
+Under the first part of my ongoing analysis of “Cor orans,” a commenter wrote: “When the enemy wants to take a soul, he tries to make it give up prayer.”
+The Vatican presents a choice: the world, or Christ.
+“The Prologue [of the Rule of St. Benedict] set this choice before us, the world or Our Lord, as mutually exclusive alternatives; we cannot remain neutral, but must belong wholly to the one or wholly to the other.”
+Dom Paul Delatte, OSB, Abbot of Solesmes
+Today I received an email from a monastery of cloistered Carmelite nuns about the new document from the Vatican’s Congregation for Religious.
+They’re helping me examine this document, having kindly volunteered to serve as consultants, to help me understand it from an inside position.
+These, I might add, are not what we would consider a “traditionalist” community.
+They have only the Novus Ordo Mass and use the new rite Divine Office in their native vernacular language.
+For obvious reasons I can’t identify them, even to say what country they are in.
+Writing to me in English, by way of introductory comments in their longer analysis of the document that will be forthcoming, Sister T, fully professed and a senior member of the monastery’s council, said, “The Cor Orans document is the death-knell of Carmel.
+It signals the end of the contemplative monastic life.
+Not only does it destroy the autonomy of the Monasteries, something Our Holy Mother St. Teresa was extremely insistent about, but it also removes the Superior, dissolves her authority and power, removes the financial independence of each Monastery, and destroys the specificity of each charism.
+“This is a disaster.
+Especially for Carmel.”
+I contrast this frightening comment with those coming from the man immediately responsible for “Cor orans,” Cardinal João Braz de Aviz, the Brazilian prefect of the Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life in a speech to religious formation directors in 2015, in which he laid out pretty clearly what was coming in this piece of legislation, 3 years later.
+In fact, as the National Catholic Reporter piece said, the meeting itself was “unprecedented,” 1200 formators of religious life gathered by the Congregation for Religious in order to hear the new marching orders.
+This is the programme:
+“Do not distance yourself from the great lines of the Second Vatican Council.” “In fact, those that are distancing themselves from the council to make another path are killing themselves – sooner or later, they will die.
+They will not have sense.
+They will be outside the church.
+We need to build, using the Gospel and the Council as a departure point.”
+After breathing this threat, the cardinal continued, saying that because modern people’s “needs” are fundamentally different from what they were in the past, there was no reason to stick too closely to what the founders and foundresses – people like St. Anthony, St. Augustine, St. John Cassian, St. Benedict, St. Bruno, St. Dominic, Sts.
+Francis and Clare, Sts.
+Teresa of Avila and John of the Cross - wanted.
+“These contexts have changed.
+And the council reminds us that consecrated life must be Christian discipleship ... must be discipleship of the founders that we remember, but also must be open to the culture of the present moment.”
+“We must not be closed to new things.
+God is not static,” the cardinal said.
+“God is always new movement – of light, of heat, of demonstration.
+He speaks in every time to men and women with the true language of that time.”
+The congregation’s Secretary, Archbishop José Rodríguez Carballo, is reported as saying, “With this explicit reference to the Second Vatican Council, we point to our profound conviction that the council is the point of reference, non-negotiable, in the formation to the consecrated life.”
+Not the charism of the order, nor the rule, nor the Patristic tradition, nor the Doctors, nor the mystics, nor any of the 2000-year-old tradition of religious life, from the Desert Fathers to the giants of the Tridentine period; just Vatican II.
+And only, apparently, a single “interpretation” of it, if we are to judge by the soap and oil Braz de Aviz poured on the ruffled feathers of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious – the most virulently anti-Catholic organisation of “Catholic” religious in the world – and by his vicious persecution of the Franciscans of the Immaculate.
+Carballo continues his remarks, giving us a clue as to his feelings towards strictly cloistered, contemplative religious life: “A consecrated life, a life in God but inserted in the ecclesial family, in the church – inserted in the world.
+Not in conflict with the world, but inserted in continuity,” he said.
+It is to wonder what this man would make of a comment by the great Dom Paul Delatte, the second abbot of Solesmes and successor to the refounder, Dom Gueranger, who wrote in his commentary on the Rule of St. Benedict:
+“The Prologue set this choice before us, the world or Our Lord, as mutually exclusive alternatives; we cannot remain neutral, but must belong wholly to the one or wholly to the other.”
+“After entering into Christ by baptism and by the monastic profession, we should hold ourselves as far aloof from the world as possible and have no connection with it.
+There shall no longer be more intercourse between us than there is between two corpses: ‘The world is crucified to me and I to the world.’
+“Let us be on our guard against thinking that it may sometimes be proper to soften the differences, to lessen the distance which separates us.
+The Apostle warns us that we can only please God by preserving the integrity of our true life: ‘No man being a soldier to God, entangleth himself with secular businesses: that he may please him to whom he hath engaged himself.’ The world itself is scandalised by our condescending to it, and the words of the Imitation [of Christ] are always fulfilled: ‘Sometimes we think to please others by our company; whereas we begin rather to be displeasing to them by reason of the bad qualities they discover in us.’”
+How Cor orans will end St. Teresa of Avila’s reform of Carmel
+Sister T. continued, saying that the document explicitly derogates the founding intentions of St. Teresa for whom real autonomy was a crucial element of her Carmelite reform.
+She acknowledges that cloistered orders of nuns have for some time been gathered into federations.
+These are already doing the Cor orans programme, having shared initial formation programmes for postulants and novices, “ongoing formation” courses for professed nuns, a federal abbess or president who oversees all the federated monasteries.
+Their funds are already interconnected and they have regular meetings with and input from the male branches.
+In 2015, Carmelite monasteries received a questionnaire from the Father General Fr.
+Saverio Cannistra, a Mexican and devotee of Liberation Theology, to ask if they wanted an International Commission of Nuns to oversee the female houses place of the Carmelite Fathers.
+This suggestion was rejected, to the annoyance of Maccise.
+Maccise also promoted the idea of having no superiors in the individual monasteries, but only federation presidents and shared formation of novices.
+The push for these changes is still on, however, under the current General, an Italian, Saverio Cannistrà.
+Given the Marxist leanings of the recent crop of Fathers General, it seems clear that what can be expected by “ongoing formation” is, in essence, some form of political indoctrination, sprayed over with a micro-thin layer of pious language.
+But for Carmelite nuns, Sister said, these ideas are the antithesis of the intentions of St. Teresa.
+Authentic autonomy, independence of formation and finances, “are essential points of our charism that Our Holy Mother established and to do away with them is to do away with the charism.”
+“They go against our Constitutions, even though Cor Orans states that everything is to be done in accord with the charism and Constitutions.
+Each Carmel has its own spirit, its own tempo, it’s own ‘feel.’ Each nun is called not just to the Order, but to a specific Carmel.
+Formation in common is something we’ve been fighting against for years.”
+“To have a federal president who can decide to take the novices away, or take all our finances, or tell the Holy See we’re no longer ‘viable’ – this is a disaster.
+St. Teresa specifically set up the monasteries so that none of this would take place.
+And now it’s going to be done to us.”
+She points to the extended length of formation for new nuns - previously six years for Carmelites and under Cor orans now nine years, as absurd, saying it will tend to impede new vocations.
+“As though the Church is going to ask laypeople to be engaged for nine years before they marry.
+Our Constitutions already provide a three year extension of temporary vows if needed, but to make it mandatory will dissuade women from entering.
+It will also help the monastery become ‘less viable’ because by the time anyone younger is professed, the others will be dead.”
+Another requirement will be for a “religious assistant,” a priest monitoring the monastery in addition to a chaplain, to be assigned by the federation.
+Sister writes that this was rejected “years ago” by Carmelite monasteries as undue interference.
+The religious assistant will have unprecedented powers.
+Article 23 states, for instance, “In discerning the foundation of a new monastery on the part of a single monastery, the Federal President and the religious assistant intervene to help the superior of the founding monastery.
+The discernment on the foundation of a new monastery by the Federation is made within the framework of the Federal Assembly.”
+“One other thing that is very striking to me is the complete loss of our rights.
+There are no options in this document, no choices, no recourse.
+It’s all being done to us.
+In this day and age, when Pope Francis is proclaiming, if not Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity, then at least license and ‘choice’ for all, plus the ‘rights’ of women, here our rights are completely taken away.”
+Another nun has written saying that they cannot conceive of what these people mean by “ongoing formation”.
+Judging from other documents from already-federated Carmelites in Europe, it means in practical terms going in groups away from the monastery for days or weeks at a time to take “courses” together with novices from other monasteries.
+The content of these course, of course, is to be formulated by teams of “experts” chosen by the Federation.
+Sister writes, “Cloistered nuns have a very full horarium that does not allow for a lot of other things.
+We already have to deal with the million unexpected things that come up each day.
+I have no idea how we are going to implement all these ridiculous plans of ‘on-going formation’.
+Can they not comprehend that simply faithfully living our daily life provides plenty of on-going formation.”
+Apparently not.
+As I wrote in my first analysis piece, the document itself – that we must remember is a piece of legislation, a legal document laying out what all monasteries of contemplative nuns must now do – starts by laying out its working premise:
+Pope Francis, in the wake of the teaching of Pope Pius XII and reaffirmed by Ecumenical Vatican Council II, intended to present in Vultum Dei quaerere the intense and fruitful path taken by the Church in the last decades, in the light of the teachings of the same Council and considering the changed socio-cultural conditions.
+In other words, it is the “intense and fruitful path” of the last few decades of the Church since Vatican II that all monasteries of cloistered, contemplative nuns must now take.
+Anyone who imagines that this document’s authors will allow leeway, that there will be dispensations forthcoming for traditional or “conservative” communities from timid and cowed Vatican bodies like Ecclesia Dei, has failed to pay attention.
+In the last 20 years, “conservative” Catholics have pointed to the flourishing – mainly in the US – of some groups of sisters who had turned away from the “intense and fruitful path” and re-established some of the traditional accoutrements of the religious life.
+They point to the Nashville Dominicans, the Missionaries of Charity, the Poor Clares of Alabama, where there are at least habits, (some) chant, common life and common apostolates.
+But it is these signs of refusal of the programme that have infuriated the despots of the New Paradigm who would not rest until every last individual house of religious life was co-opted, subverted to the new ideology.
+The little green shoots of hope that the faithful Catholic world so rejoiced to see are to be stamped back into the frost of Vatican II’s perpetual winter.
+In the continuing analysis that will follow this article, we can see that the purpose of this document is to fulfill the totalitarian fantasies of the anti-Catholic revolutionaries, now nearing the end of their lives 50 years after their initial near-triumph.
+Its intention is mopping up; either to herd the remaining recalcitrants – those who have resisted even to the softened and conciliating degrees typical of “conservatives” – into the full post-conciliar “reform” instituted by the revolutionaries in the 1960s – or to close them.
+The thing is, the result will obviously be the same either way.
+The whole world has seen what happens to religious life that takes on the VaticanTwoist New Paradigm.
+I have just received a document that was issued privately summarising the findings of a meeting of federated Discalced Carmelite nuns in Europe in 2009.
+The numbers are absolutely dismal.
+Federation: Belgium
+number of convents: 11 Number of nuns: 120
+solemnly professed: 119
+in formation: 1 average age: 73
+Federation: Belgium - Luxembourg.
+number of convents: 11 number of nuns: 122
+solemnly professed: 117
+in formation: 5
+average age: 75
+Federation: Germany number of convents: 14 number of nuns: 178
+solemnly professed: 170
+in formation: 8
+average age: 66
+The rest are similar, and I’ll be analysing this document in some detail in the next piece in this series, but the rest of the responses to the Father General’s questionnaire tell a similar story.
+The German federation gave a summary of the efforts made to address these issues.
+“Path taken: For 15 years they have organized formation courses: on-going & initial formation, and for formators.
+Meetings for prioresses.
+Present Problems: Have got very old.
+Some sisters are in care-homes run by Franciscans.
+Possible Solutions: Two convents intend to amalgamate.”
+This is the death spiral.
+And it is precisely this “intense and fruitful path” taken by nearly all the Catholic world’s monastics since 1965 that Cor orans is attempting to force on the very, very few holdouts.
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+A Dismal Record: Why Are They Destroying the Nuns?
+
+The meeting covered Carmels of the Teresian, Discalced, reform from Germany, five areas of Spain, three from France, Great Britain, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Austria, Croatia and the Holy Land [1] .
+The reports from each region showed that many of the provisions found in Cor orans were already in place: federations with broad powers, including financial control and combined formation courses, “religious assistant” priests appointed by the federation and overseeing individual monasteries and superiors giving up their authority to the federations.
+Given that this was 2009, it is clear that the plans to force all contemplative monasteries in the world into this disastrous European mould were well under way long before Pope Benedict was even considering resigning.
+Today I’ve received an interesting document issued by the Carmelite Order in Europe following a meeting of the “Federations of Discalced Carmelite Nuns of Europe & the Holy Land” in Avila, February 2009.
+As a snapshot of the current condition of Carmelite monastic life after it had been completely “federated,” it paints a depressing picture; but as a demonstration of what “federations” are likely to achieve once Cor orans is implemented universally, it clangs in the mind like a funeral bell.
+Reconciled to managed extinction
+The report shows average ages of nuns between 65 and 80, “infirmary Carmels,” nuns in state nursing homes, entire communities living in care facilities and half the Carmels with no one in formation.
+Solutions offered are equally uniform: heaped-up bureaucracy, common formation courses between monasteries developed by “religious psychologists,” ever more powers handed to federations.
+This is federated Carmelite monastic life under Pope Francis’ New Paradigm of fully implemented VaticanTwoism.
+Very little is said of any efforts being made to increase vocational outreach using the internet or through diocesan contacts.
+And perhaps most telling of all, not one word is offered of applying any systematic religious solutions; no one is suggesting increased prayer or fasting, Rosary campaigns or novenas in what has to be the Carmelite Order’s most desperate hour.
+Nothing is said of increased intensity of devotion to the charism, study of the foundress or returning to sources, still less of strengthening the Carmelites’ traditional independent self-governance or reconsidering the wisdom of “the path taken”.
+Indeed, in one case in Spain, the sisters themselves advocate abandoning traditional Teresian autonomy altogether.
+The report from Great Britain notes: “18 Carmels have closed in the last 40 years.
+There have been two amalgamations in recent years and another one involving three Carmels is in process.
+Two communities at present are living together in one monastery as a temporary measure.”
+The case of the Netherlands is downright bizarre; sisters so old that even the federation structures are breaking down.
+Only one fully autonomous functioning Carmel still exists in the Netherlands, and the remains of four entire communities are living in a single care home run by religious brothers.
+But in this situation, the “solution” undertaken has been an elaborate bureaucratic reshuffle, including gaining approval from Rome, for “a completely new structure,” whose main task, no doubt, will be the making of funeral arrangements and disposing of library books.
+The atmosphere is weirdly resigned – one federation report recommended simply “forgetting the numbers” – with many notes of mutual congratulation over “unity,” the creating of “links” and the “building of trust” and “dialogue” between communities.
+The report from Belgium – federated in 1997, average age 73 with one sister in formation for 11 monasteries – states tersely that their biggest problem is “ageing” but under “possible solutions” says only, “We want to continue along the path we have begun.”
+It is only in the report from Croatia where the problem changes abruptly from aging nuns and no vocations to too many vocations with not enough room[2].
+It is also notable that it is only in the Croatian report that Christ gets a direct mention.
+Federation of Croatia & Bosnia-Herzegovina: 82 nuns in 5 convents, with an average age of 47, and eleven in formation.
+This outlier differs from the Western European federations in several respects, notably that it was only federated in 2002.
+But the effects of the federating/formation courses are already being felt: “Nowadays, two monasteries have difficulty because of a lack of vocations.”
+Path taken: Have made a foundation in Albania; however this community is not federated.
+From the beginning, our Association has organized formation courses for the younger sisters as well as courses of permanent formation.
+Each year, we have one or two seminars, which are also the occasion to the meeting of the Council of the Association.
+The duration is 3 to 4 days and they take place every time in a different Monastery of the Association.
+We invite the sisters of other Carmelite convents friends to our formation courses: sisters from Albania, Slovenia and Bulgaria.
+Present Problems: In general, in our Association the vocations continue growing, but there are differences between the monasteries.
+Nowadays, two monasteries have difficulty because of a lack of vocations.
+Possible solutions: We do all what is in our hands in the area of the vocational promotion, collaborating in this way with Christ who calls by his Spirit.
+These self-generated reports were made in response to a questionnaire set out for the meeting.
+All speak of nothing but bureaucratic responses: shared “formation courses,” meetings of superiors, amalgamations and suppression of houses and finally “care homes” and houses given over entirely as infirmaries.
+A tale of controlled, systematized extinction.
+~~~
+Federation: Germany
+date when erected: 1980
+number of convents: 14
+number of nuns: 178
+solemnly professed: 170
+in formation[3]: 8
+average age: 66
+Path taken: for 15 years they have organized formation courses: on-going & initial formation, and for formators.
+Meetings for prioresses.
+Present problems: have got very old.
+Some sisters are in care-homes run by Franciscans.
+Different sisters have volunteered to help there.
+Possible solutions: two convents intend to amalgamate.
+~~~
+Federation: Spain – Castile Burgos
+Date when erected: 1978
+Number of convents: 20
+Number of nuns: 245
+Solemnly professed:
+In formation: 9
+Average age: between 64
+Path taken: they have worked on communion and systematic formation of the communities.
+They have established a formation-house for new vocations and held a month long intensive course according to the ratio, given by the same sisters of the federation.
+In 2004 they established a Carmelite infirmary to help the communities.
+Courses have been organized to accompany the youngest sisters of the federation, given by a religious psychologist.
+Present problems: ageing of the sisters and a lack of vocations; we have not arrived at any practical conclusion in the way of amalgamations-restructuring though attempts have been made.
+The incorporation of sisters from other countries without due discernment in some cases.
+Possible solutions: we are making enquiries.
+~~~
+Federation: Spain - Catalonia
+Date when erected: 1993
+Number of convents 4
+Number of nuns: 60
+Solemnly professed:
+In formation: none
+Average age: 71
+What has been done: there has been one suppression and two convents have amalgamated
+Present problems: ageing of the sisters and a lack of vocations.
+We need outside help.
+~~~
+Federation: Spain - Navarre
+Date of erection: 1994
+Number of convents:16
+Number of nuns: 229
+Solemnly professed:
+In formation: 10
+Average age: 69
+What has been done: there has been work on formation: each year, a course on on-going formation and one for those recently professed.
+There have been 3 suppressions and 3 amalgamations.
+Work will continue in this area, in order to keep a balance within the communities, based on the present communities and the new vocations.
+Present Problems: Ageing of the communities, resulting in weakening of life in all its facets.
+It is not easy to express the reality.
+A lack of vocations is with us as a reality in everyday life.
+Moreover, the high number of Carmels makes difficult to maintain all presences.
+Possible Solutions: It is completely necessary to assume the way of the restructurings, in order to live what is essential, forgetting the numbers.
+The challenge to grow in confidence and communion should lead us to downgrade the famous and untouchable autonomy because, to a daughter of Saint Teresa, the really important thing is to look for HIM and to live in obedience.
+Another of our challenges is caring [for] the ecclesial presences.
+We think this is the way will lead us to recreate from the interior the Charism of the Mother Teresa.
+~~~
+Federation: France - Toulouse Bordeaux
+Date when erected: 1955
+Number of convents: 20 + 1 abroad, Athens
+Number of nuns: 274
+Solemnly professed: 268
+In formation: 6
+Average age: 70,6
+What has been done: There have been 1 amalgamation & 6 suppressions.
+The federal priority is the formation.
+There has been a lot of work in formation: for prioresses, formators & initial.
+Also with the extern sisters.
+The infirmary Carmel was closed due to the difficulty of finding a prioress and other personnel.
+The sisters have gone to other Carmels, except some who have gone to state geriatric homes.
+~~~
+Federation: Italy - Lombardy
+Date when erected: 1996
+Number of convents: 16
+Number of nuns: 220
+Solemnly professed: 209
+In formation: 11
+Average age: 65
+Present problems: there are big differences between the various convents.
+The number of vocations has diminished quickly and the numbers increased of those who have left during formation and during the first years of solemn profession.
+Nonetheless there have not been amalgamations or suppressions.
+In some convents old age is a real concern.
+Possible Solutions: They are working on formation through courses.
+Also on communion between the communities.
+There are meetings of the Council with the communities.
+We are ready to accept sisters who cannot be cared for in their own communities.
+However, this has not been accepted because they do not want to be separated.
+The strangest report came from the Netherlands where, for a single surviving autonomous monastery and an average age of 81, resources were mobilised to create “a completely new structure,” complete with approval from the Congregation for Religious:
+Federation: Netherlands
+Date when erected: 1971
+Number of convents: 6
+Number of nuns: 73
+Solemnly professed: 73
+In formation: ....
+Average age: 81 [NB, the bold was in the original.]
+What has been done: 13 Dutch Carmels and one in Iceland have united in a Federation.
+This has created a close communion from the beginning.
+Everyone has collaborated in the process of amalgamations and suppressions.
+Present Problems: Only one Carmel functions fully autonomously in the Netherlands.
+4 communities are in a care-home run by the Brothers of the Immaculate Conception.
+Another Carmel was renewed in 1990.
+At the original Carmel an infirmary wing has been added for those sisters who require nursing; it is run by Franciscan sisters.
+With the passing of time the Assembly of the Federation has transferred tasks to the President of the Federation, according to the faculties described in the statutes, in particular regarding our mutual solidarity.
+Also, with the passing of the years, the Congregation for Religious has placed responsibility directly into the hands of the Council of the Federation.
+Finally, the autonomous Carmels have asked help from the Federation in order to protect their interests.
+Due to our very advanced age in the Netherlands we have reached the moment when a General Assembly is no longer possible.
+We are left with the problem that in the communities there are no sisters who can or who want to be prioresses or council sisters.
+The structure of the Federation that we have had till now is thus no longer possible.
+Possible solutions: The Federation Council, the Religious Assistant, together with a canon lawyer of the Dutch Conference of Religious, have worked hard on a completely new structure, in which in its first draft the autonomy of the Carmel has been constantly kept in mind.
+We began from three points:
+1)Maintenance of the formal autonomy of the Carmels that still exist, but with the chance to transfer tasks gradually to the council of the Federation.
+
+2)Appointment of The Federal board or Federal Council of the Federation, preferably appointed by the Superior General.
+The team will consist of a president and vice-president who are members of one of the convents, appointed to functions, and of three people who are members, or not, of one of the convents.
+
+3)A Supervisory council, also to be appointed periodically by the Superior General, which will be made up of three members, whose president will be, preferably, a member of a religious institute, preferably of the Carmelite Order and appointed to functions.
+This council sees itself as a supervisory body and to give advice that will more or less replace the Assembly of the Federation.
+In October 2008, the President, the Religious Assistant and a Lawyer were in Rome where they explained the proposals.
+They had meetings with Fr.
+General and with the Congregation for Religious.
+These were open meetings that helped us to clarify matters.
+An important concern was that they would allow us to use lay people on the Federal Council of the Federation and the Supervisory council.
+We were aware that we were not dealing with a simple matter, but we think that, in view of our present situation today, we do not have much choice.
+It is important to continue to protect the interests of our Federation in the most responsible and careful way, so that all the sisters, even those advanced in years, can continue to live their life in Carmel.
+Definitive permission came at the 25th of February.
+~~~
+Given this incredible picture of a Carmelite Order in the last rattle of its death throes, the rest of the summaries of speeches given at the meeting in Avila read as outright surreal, leaving us to wonder if any of these people are attached in any way to reality.
+Sr. Enrica Rosanna, the representative of the Vatican’s Congregation for Religious told them that the “two great challenges to our contemplative life” are “the challenge of globalization and the challenge of irrelevancy.” She warned the nuns against bringing vocations from other countries to keep their monasteries alive, dropping a hint about what now seems to be a particular obsession of the Congregation.
+Cor orans would take this subject up definitively in 2018:
+The nuns were exhorted to “stay awake to welcome the dawn” of a bright new future:
+“These are difficult and uncertain times, but it is also the time to stay awake as the new dawn is already announcing itself.” “Our aim must be to be open to the future.
+We should not forget that we are following in the tradition of Teresa of Jesus and in the tradition of all those who have followed in her footsteps.
+It is a wide road that opens up before us.
+We must be women of hope and faith.
+We must always believe that God is the one who directs history.
+From this derives our task, to be creative and, at the same time, faithful (creative fidelity).” [emphasis in the original.]
+While there can be no doubt that the impending total extinction of the Carmelite Order in Western Europe was foremost in the minds of the nuns present, it seems that the issue was simply not addressed out loud by the representatives of the bureaucracy.
+Instead, Sr. Enrica, after this bizarre and cryptic comment, spoke of the “problems and difficulties that we can encounter” in discernment of mostly non-existent vocations, including “consumerism, modern means of communication, difficulties in creating a stable personality, autonomy of the young, the need to be always supported, the ideology of subjectivism.”
+What are these people smoking?
+Given that this was three years or more from the abdication of Benedict and the installation of the New Paradigm of Francis/Kasper, one wonders what this “new dawn” was actually about.
+Perhaps a useful question for one of the nuns present could have been, “A ‘new dawn’ of what, exactly?” This kind of coded language has been popular with the progressivist faction in the Church since the 1960s, when the expectation was for the installation of a totally new Church.
+Was Sr. Enrica somehow anticipating the fulfillment of those hippie-era dreams in the years to come?
+It is certainly clear from Francis’ first acts as pope that he had dealing with conservative and Traditionalist nuns high on his list of priorities.
+His first appointment, no more than three weeks after the Conclave was Jose Rodrigues Carballo, the Religious Congregation’s Secretary and – given the scandal that erupted on his leaving them – the financial wrecking ball of the Franciscan Friars Minor.
+The first task Francis gave Carballo was the demolition of the Franciscan Friars of the Immaculate.
+Certainly this record of the European Carmelites’ meeting is jammed with hints that Cor orans was on the way.
+On the final day of the meeting, the “theme for the day” was offered by then-Father General Luis Arostegui: “Government: the need for change.
+Autonomy and Association; autonomy and Fr.
+General; other solutions to government.”
+The devolution of authority of superiors of individual monasteries to federations was obviously on someone’s mind, as was a plan to see to it that monasteries change superiors frequently: “Essential autonomy can fail due to the relationships within the community: abuses by permanent superiors who decide on the freedom and decisions of the community,” the Father General warned.
+And there were certainly hints that a general re-organisation of structures of authority was in the works.
+A common tactic of politicians who want to initiate changes is to “ask questions” rather than make suggestions, and Arostegui asked some very leading questions indeed in this closing address:
+“Who discerns the existence or not of vital autonomy; is it the community or chosen people?
+“Are there instances that work well within the Church which balance autonomy in a way that can be helpful in these situations?
+“At the time of St. Teresa she was an example of someone balanced.
+Stability is one reason [for autonomy], but is stability understood in such a way that it can obstruct the spirit of mission and your availability to the Order and to the Church?
+“The valiant and prophetic initiative of Pope Pius XII to create Associations and Federations opened up contemplative life, though it was also thought that it could harm cloister and autonomy.
+Can such essential autonomy continue as it is?
+“50 years ago there was stability.
+How do we conceive today the relationship between autonomy and Federation-Association and between autonomy and Fr.
+General?
+“Could there be other forms of government?”
+Following the Father General’s address are notes from the language groups, including the following:
+“While some communities do not want their autonomy to be touched, and have certain fears of ‘external’ interference, others want a more moderate and flexible autonomy that, without going to the Congregation would have a juridical form, where the President with her Council can intervene in extreme cases that today we watch with pain, our hands tied.
+Though we want these legal channels to be established, it must remain clear what the limits of the Federation Council are, in order to avoid abuses of power on the part of the same.” “...The absence of vital autonomy is also noticed when… the same person remains prioress for years.” “...We need criteria that expand number 203 of our Constitutions and clarify vital autonomy.
+We perceive that there is a shortage of authority figures.
+We do not want new figures but rather those that already exist (Associations, [federation] Presidents, Provincials...) be empowered in a legal way (canonically) to help communities in difficulty, for the mission to discern, to counsel, to accompany.” “...We are also concerned for those communities not affiliated to Federations, we see that we should be close to them.”
+Maybe this summary document of 2009 can give us an idea what to expect from Rome in 2018, now that the “progressivist” faction in the Vatican is in the ascendancy and is free to act without restriction.
+What comes clear comparing this document to Cor orans is that the Vatican’s machinery has long been at work forcing a uniform and essentially bureaucratic, heavily authoritarian and legalistic vision of contemplative life on anyone who fails sufficiently to resist it.
+And with the statistics offered at this meeting we can see clearly where this road leads.
+So many Catholics in the last 40 years assumed that under the “conservatives” John Paul II and Benedict XVI at least the Vatican was “onside.” At least in Rome they understood the terrible threat of the Bolshie VaticanTwoist revolutionaries.
+But this report of 2009 shows a clear picture of a Roman congregation determined to see the revolution through to its inevitable conclusion.
+_____________________
+[1] An aside that will perhaps be noteworthy to traditionalist readers is the little comment in the report on the difficulty of having a liturgical observance between all the disparate nations represented at the meeting.
+“Eucharist and Lauds in Spanish.
+Fr.
+Isidore D’Silva had prepared a booklet with the liturgy for each day.
+Each psalm was in a different language, and was prepared by the corresponding liturgical group.
+However, having the text in front of us made it easier to follow the recitation in other languages.
+The end result was that we could all join in the liturgy.
+We were all united in the praise of the Spirit who had brought us there together from different languages and nations.”
+[2] Solution: new foundations, the spreading of the Carmelite charism into new territories.
+[3] This includes all sisters up to final profession, not just postulants and novices.
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+Ex-Navy sailor pardoned by Trump says he's suing Comey and Obama
+
+A former Navy sailor who is one of five people to receive a pardon from President Donald Trump is planning to file a lawsuit against Obama administration officials, alleging that he was subject to unequal protection of the law.
+Specifically, Kristian Saucier, who served a year in federal prison for taking photos of classified sections of the submarine on which he worked, argues that the same officials who meted out punishment to him for his actions chose to be lenient with Hillary Clinton in her use of a private email server and handling of classified information.
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+Saucier said that he recognized he had erred in taking the photos, which he said he wanted to show only to his family to show them where he worked.
+But he lashed out at Obama officials, saying that his prosecution was politically motivated, prompted by sensitivity about classified information amid the scandal involving Clinton's emails.
+“My case was usually something handled by military courts,” he said.
+“They used me as an example because of [the backlash over] Hillary Clinton.”
+Saucier, 31, said that the pardon has enabled him to pick up the pieces and rebuild his life with his wife and young daughter.
+A felony conviction left him scrambling to find work; he finally landed a job collecting garbage.
+Now, he works on design and engineering projects for an industrial boiler company.
+“Things are starting to go in the right direction,” Saucier said.
+“I work with a group of really great people, I get to use my skills set.”
+Because of the loss of income during his imprisonment, as well as earning below his potential when he collected garbage, he and his wife Sadie lost their home to foreclosure.
+Debt collectors called and his cars were repossessed.
+“With a pardon there’s no magic wand that that gets waved and makes everything right,” he said, “But I try to stay positive and look forward.”
+He praises the pardons that Trump has granted, and takes exception at the criticism.
+“The Obama administration singled out Dinesh for things most people don’t even get charged for,” Saucier said.
+“President Trump noticed that my career was exemplary and that I didn’t deserve what happened to me.
+Conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza, who was pardoned by Trump last week, had pleaded guilty to campaign finance fraud.
+Trump tweeted Thursday: "Will be giving a Full Pardon to Dinesh D'Souza today.
+He was treated very unfairly by our government!"
+D'Souza was sentenced in 2014 to five years of probation after he pleaded guilty to violating federal election law by making illegal contributions to a U.S. Senate campaign in the names of others.
+The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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+Patrick J. Buchanan: Boehner's Right—It's Trump's Party Now | Articles
+
+See, earlier Trump Victorious As GOP Transformed Into A National Conservative Party by James Kirkpatrick, May 3, 2016
+"There is no Republican Party.
+There's a Trump party," John Boehner told a Mackinac, Michigan, gathering of the GOP faithful last week.
+"The Republican Party is kind of taking a nap somewhere."
+Ex-Speaker Boehner should probably re-check the old party's pulse, for the Bush-Boehner GOP may not just be napping.
+It could be comatose.
+Consider.
+That GOP was dedicated to free trade, open borders, amnesty and using U.S. power to punish aggressors and "end tyranny in our world."
+That GOP set out to create a new world order where dictatorships were threatened with "regime change," and democratic capitalism was the new order of the ages.
+Yet, Donald Trump captured the Republican nomination and won the presidency—by saying goodbye to all that.
+How probable is it that a future GOP presidential candidate will revive the Bush-Boehner agenda the party rejected in 2016, run on it, win, and impose it on the party and nation?
+Bush-Boehner Republicanism appears to be as dead today as was Harding-Coolidge Republicanism after 1933.
+And if Trumpism is not the future of the GOP, it is hard to see what a promising GOP agenda might look like.
+A brief history: In seven elections starting in 1992, Republicans won the presidency three times, but the popular vote only once, in 2004, when George W. was still basking in his "Mission Accomplished" in Iraq.
+What fractured and overwhelmed the Bush-Boehner Republican Party?
+First, demography.
+The mass immigration of Third World peoples that began with the 1965 immigration act, and the decline in the birth rate of native-born Americans, began to swamp the Nixon-Reagan New Majority.
+Second, the collapse of the Soviet Empire and USSR removed the party's great unifying cause from Eisenhower to Bush I—the Cold War.
+After the Red Army went home, "America First" had a new appeal!
+Third, faithful to the free trade cult in which they were raised, Republicans championed NAFTA, the WTO, and MFN for China.
+Historians will look back in amazement at how America's free trade zealots gave away the greatest manufacturing base the world had ever seen, as they quoted approvingly 18th- and 19th-century scribblers whose ideas had done so much to bring down their own country, Great Britain.
+Between 1997 and 2017, the EU ran up, at America's expense, trade surpluses in goods in excess of $2 trillion, while we also picked up the bill for Europe's defense.
+Between 1992 and 2016, China was allowed to run $4 trillion in trade surpluses at our expense, converting herself into the world's first manufacturing power and denuding America of tens of thousands of factories and millions of manufacturing jobs.
+In Trump's first year, China's trade surplus with the United States hit $375 billion.
+From January to March of this year, our trade deficit with China was running at close to the same astronomical rate.
+"Trade deficits do not matter," we hear from the economists.
+They might explain that to Ohio, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
+And perhaps someone can explain the wisdom of handing 4 percent of our GDP each year to an adversary nation, as U.S. admirals talk tough about confronting that adversary nation over islets and reefs in the South China Sea.
+Why are we enriching and empowering so exorbitantly those whom we are told we may have to fight?
+Fourth, under Bush II and Obama, the U.S. intervened massively in the Near and Middle East—in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, Yemen.
+And the forces that pushed up into those conflicts, and so disillusioned the nation that it elected Barack Obama, are back, pushing for a new war, on Iran.
+They may get this war, too.
+Yet, given the anti-interventionist and anti-war stance of Trump's winning campaign, and of the Bernie Sanders campaign, U.S. involvement in Middle East wars seems less America's future than it does her past.
+After his 16 months in office, it appears as though the Trump presidency, no matter how brief, is going to be a watershed moment in U.S. and world history, and in the future of the GOP.
+The world is changing.
+NATO and the EU are showing their age.
+Nationalism, populism and tribalism are pervasive on the Old Continent.
+And America's willingness to bear the burden of Europe's defense, as they ride virtually free, is visibly waning.
+It is hard to see why or how Republicans are ever again going to be the Bush-Boehner party that preceded the rise of Trump.
+What would be the argument for returning to a repudiated platform?
+Trump not only defeated 16 Bush Republicans, he presented an agenda on immigration, border security, amnesty, intervention abroad, the Middle East, NAFTA, free trade, Putin and Russia that was a rejection of what the Bush-Boehner Party had stood for and what its presidential candidates in 2008 and 2012, John McCain and Mitt Romney, had run on.
+If the Republican Party is "napping," let it slumber on, undisturbed, for its time has come and gone.
+We are in a new world now.
+COPYRIGHT 2018 CREATORS.COM
+Patrick J. Buchanan needs no introduction to VDARE.COM readers; his books State of Emergency: The Third World Invasion and Conquest of America, and Suicide of a Superpower: Will America Survive to 2025?
+are available from Amazon.com.
+Patrick J. Buchanan is the author of “The Greatest Comeback: How Richard Nixon Rose From Defeat to Create the New Majority.
+His latest book, published May 9, is “Nixon’s White House Wars: The Battles That Made and Broke a President and Divided America Forever.”
+See Peter Brimelow’s review: “Wheel And Fight”—Pat Buchanan’s Nixon Book
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+Patrick J. Buchanan: Sorry, Jeff Flake, It's Trump's Party Now!
+| Articles
+
+More is now required of us than to put down our thoughts in writing, declaimed Jeff Flake in his oration against President Trump, just before he announced he will be quitting the Senate.
+Though he had lifted the title of his August anti-Trump polemic, "Conscience of a Conservative," from Barry Goldwater, Jeff Flake is no Barry Goldwater.
+Goldwater took on the GOP establishment in the primaries, voted against the Civil Rights Act of 1964, defiantly declared, "Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice," and then went down to defeat battling to the end after the assassination of JFK made LBJ invincible.
+The real "Mr. Conservative" was a true profile in courage.
+Flake, with only 18 percent approval in Arizona, decided to pack it in rather than get waxed in his own primary.
+With Falstaff, Flake appears to believe that "discretion is the better part of valor."
+Sen. Bob Corker is another summertime soldier calling on colleagues to stand and fight Trump while he retires to Tennessee.
+It's no wonder the establishment is viewed with such derision.
+Flake calls Trump "dangerous to our democracy."
+But the real threat Trump represents is to the GOP establishment's control of the party's agenda and the party's destiny.
+U.S. politics have indeed been coarsened, with Trump playing a lead role.
+Yet, beneath the savagery of the uncivil war in the party lies more than personal insults and personality clashes.
+This is a struggle about policy, about the future.
+And Trump is president because he read the party and the country right, while the Bush-McCain Republican establishment had lost touch with both.
+How could the Beltway GOP not see that its defining policies — open borders, amnesty, free trade globalism, compulsive military intervention in foreign lands for ideological ends — were alienating its coalition?
+What had a quarter century of Bushite free trade produced?
+About $12 trillion in trade deficits, $4 trillion with China alone, a loss of 55,000 plants and 6 million manufacturing jobs.
+We imported goods "Made in China," while exporting our future.
+U.S. elites made China great again, to where Beijing is now challenging our strategic position and presence in Asia.
+Could Republicans not see the factories shutting down, or not understand why workers' wages had failed to rise for decades?
+What did the democracy crusades "to end tyranny in our world" accomplish?
+Thousands of U.S. dead, tens of thousands of wounded, trillions of dollars sunk, and a Mideast awash in blood from Afghanistan to Iraq, Libya, Syria and Yemen, with millions uprooted and homeless.
+Yet, still, the GOP establishment has not repudiated the mindset that produced this.
+With the Cold War over for a quarter of a century, what is the case now for America, $20 trillion in debt, going abroad in search of monsters to destroy?
+Consider.
+Bush-Obama "open borders" brought in tens of millions of Third World peoples, legally and illegally, to rising resistance from Americans forced to bear the economic and social costs.
+What was the GOP establishment's reply to the opposition to amnesty for illegals and calls for a moratorium on legal immigration, to assimilate the tens of millions already here?
+To call them nativists and parade their moral superiority.
+Flake and Corker are being beatified by the Beltway elites, and George W. Bush and John McCain celebrated for their denunciations of Trumpism.
+Yet no two people are more responsible for the blunders of the post-Cold War era than McCain and Bush.
+About which of half a dozen wars were they right?
+Yesterday's New York Times recognized Trump's triumph:
+"Despite the fervor of President Trump's Republican opponents, the president's brand of hard-edged nationalism—with its gut-level cultural appeals and hard lines on trade and immigration—is taking root within his adopted party."
+Moreover, a new question arises:
+Can the GOP establishment believe that if Trump falls, or they bring him down, they will inherit the estate and be welcomed home like the Prodigal Son?
+Do they believe their old agenda of open borders, amnesty, free trade globalism and democracy-crusading can become America's agenda again?
+Trumpism is not a detour, after which we can all get back on the interstate to the New World Order.
+For though unpleasant, it is not unfair to say that if there was one desire common to Bernie Sanders, Ted Cruz and Donald Trump voters, it was be rid of the regime resting on top of all of us.
+Should Trump fall, and a restored establishment attempt to reimpose the old policies, there will be a truly uncivil war in this country.
+After the Trumpian revolt, there is no going back.
+As that most American of writers, Thomas Wolfe, put it, "You can't go home again."
+Traditionalists have been told that for years.
+Now it's the turn of the GOP establishment to learn the truth as well.
+Goldwater lost badly, but the establishment that abandoned him never had its patrimony restored.
+It was the leaders they abhorred, Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan, to whom the future belonged.
+Patrick J. Buchanan needs no introduction to VDARE.COM readers; his books State of Emergency: The Third World Invasion and Conquest of America, and Suicide of a Superpower: Will America Survive to 2025?
+are available from Amazon.com.
+Patrick J. Buchanan is the author of “The Greatest Comeback: How Richard Nixon Rose From Defeat to Create the New Majority.
+His latest book, published May 9, is “Nixon’s White House Wars: The Battles That Made and Broke a President and Divided America Forever.”
+See Peter Brimelow’s review: “Wheel And Fight”—Pat Buchanan’s Nixon Book Provides Road Map For Trump.
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+Trump suggests he would have picked another AG who could have blocked Russia probe
+
+Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump suggested Tuesday that he would have picked another attorney general if it would have stopped an investigation into Russia meddling in the 2016 election.
+In his latest public slam at Attorney General Jeff Sessions -- who, citing his involvement with the Trump campaign, recused himself from the investigation last year, paving the way for the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller -- Trump said he would have "quickly picked someone else" had he known about the recusal.
+"The Russian Witch Hunt Hoax continues, all because Jeff Sessions didn't tell me he was going to recuse himself," Trump tweeted Tuesday.
+"I would have quickly picked someone else.
+So much time and money wasted, so many lives ruined...and Sessions knew better than most that there was No Collusion!"
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+Ex-Sailor Pardoned By Trump Says He’s SUING Obama And Comey
+
+A former Navy sailor, who is one of five people to receive a pardon from President Donald Trump, is planning to file a lawsuit against Obama administration officials.
+Kristian Saucier, who served a year in federal prison for taking photos of classified sections of the submarine on which he worked, says he was subject to unequal protection of the law.
+Saucier said that he realizes he had erred in taking the photos, which he said he wanted to show only to his family to show them where he worked.
+He has also lashed out at Obama officials, saying that his prosecution was politically motivated, prompted by sensitivity about classified information amid the scandal involving Clinton’s emails.
+According to Fox News, Saucier argues that the same officials who sought out punishment to Saucier for his actions chose to be lenient with Hillary Clinton in her use of a private email server and mishandling of classified information.
+Saucier’s lawyer, Ronald Daigle, told Fox News on Monday that the lawsuit, which he expects to file soon in Manhattan, will name the U.S. Department of Justice, former FBI Director James Comey and former President Barack Obama as defendants, among others.
+Saucier, who lives in Vermont, pleaded guilty in 2016 to taking photos inside the USS Alexandria while it was stationed in Groton, Connecticut, in 2009.
+He said he only wanted service mementos, but federal prosecutors argued he was a disgruntled sailor who had put national security at risk by taking photos showing the submarine’s propulsion system and reactor compartment and then obstructed justice by destroying a laptop and camera.
+–Fox News
+“They interpreted the law in my case to say it was criminal,” Saucier told Fox News, referring to prosecuting authorities in his case, “but they didn’t prosecute Hillary Clinton.
+Hillary is still walking free.
+Two guys on my ship did the same thing and weren’t treated as criminals.
+We want them to correct the wrong.” Daigle said that a notice about the pending lawsuit was sent to the Department of Justice and others included in it in December.
+There is usually a six-month period that must elapse before the lawsuit actually is actually filed.
+“My case was usually something handled by military courts,” he said.
+“They used me as an example because of [the backlash over] Hillary Clinton,” he continued, alleging his life was ruined for political reasons.
+“With a pardon, there’s no magic wand that gets waved and makes everything right,” Saucier said, “But I try to stay positive and look forward.” Saucier has had cars repossessed and is in debt due to the loss of income after having a felony on his record.
+The government actively destroyed his life an made it all but impossible for his family to get back on track.
+But Hillary Clinton is running around free, to this day.
+And that is what Saucier is so burnt about, with good reason.
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+Former Navy Sailor Pardoned By Trump To Sue Obama & Comey
+
+Kristian Saucier, a former Navy sailor who served a year in federal prison for taking photos of classified sections of the submarine he worked on but was later pardoned by President Donald Trump, says that he is going to pursue a lawsuit against several Obama administration members, including Former FBI Director James Comes and Barack Hussein Obama Soetoro Sobarkah.
+The same FBI that gave Hillary Clinton a pass for operating an illegal email server, which we have evidence for the fact that she sent and received classified documents through resulting in a national security breach and at least one death, but would not give the same leniency to Saucier who simply took some pictures of his submarine.
+Fox News reports:
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+His lawyer, Ronald Daigle, told Fox News on Monday that the lawsuit, which he expects to file soon in Manhattan, will name the U.S. Department of Justice, former FBI Director James Comey and former President Barack Obama as defendants, among others.
+“They interpreted the law in my case to say it was criminal,” Saucier told Fox News, referring to prosecuting authorities in his case, “but they didn’t prosecute Hillary Clinton.
+Hillary is still walking free.
+Two guys on my ship did the same thing and weren’t treated as criminals.
+We want them to correct the wrong.” Daigle said that a notice about the pending lawsuit was sent to the Department of Justice and others included in it in December.
+There is usually a six-month period that must lapse before the lawsuit actually is filed.
+“We’ll highlight the differences in the way Hillary Clinton was prosecuted and how my client was prosecuted,” Daigle said.
+“We’re seeking to cast a light on this to show that there’s a two-tier justice system and we want it to be corrected.”
+Saucier's attorneys attempted to use the Hillary Clinton defense to get him out of hot water for taking pictures of classified systems aboard the USS Alexandria in 2009.
+Prosecutors sloughed off the defense, saying it was essentially “grasping at highly imaginative and speculative straws in trying to further draw a comparison to the matter of Secretary Hillary Clinton based upon virtually no understanding and knowledge of the facts involved, the information at issue, not to mention any issues if intent and knowledge.”
+Saucier confessed to taking photos of the submarine back in 2009 when he served as a 22-year-old machinist mate, saying he wanted to show the pictures to his family and future children.
+Following an interview with the FBI in 2012, he destroyed all evidence of the pictures, meaning the Naval Criminal Investigative Service could not confirm his claims that he did not share the photos with unauthorized people.
+“It was a foolish mistake by a very young man,” Saucier’s lawyer, Greg Rinckey, said.
+“It’s a very sad case because Kristian Saucier is a fine young man.
+We don’t believe this was really his true character.”
+“My case was usually something handled by military courts,” Saucier said.
+“They used me as an example because of [the backlash over] Hillary Clinton,” he continued, alleging his life was ruined for political reasons.
+President Trump had spoken of his support of Saucier on the campaign trail and blasted the Obama administration's handling of his case.
+“With a pardon, there’s no magic wand that gets waved and makes everything right,” Saucier said, “But I try to stay positive and look forward.”
+That's a good attitude considering he has had his cars repossessed and is in a tremendous amount of debt due to his incarceration and now having a felony on his record.
+But hey, Hillary is free, right?
+That's all that matters, cause after all, they're (Bill and Hillary) good people, aren't they, Mr. President?
+I think it's great that Mr. Saucier has been pardoned, I really do, but I continue to ask what a lot of Americans continue to ask, why does the known criminal Hillary Clinton remain at large in our country with her corrupt foundation taking in billions, her trashing our Republic and continuing to have a national voice?
+The American people weren't promised pardons, we were promised a special counsel to dig into the Clintons and bring about justice.
+It's time that occurred.
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+National Data | December Jobs—TRUMP EFFECT!
+American Worker Displacement, Immigrant Population, Black Unemployment ALL DECLINE!
+| Articles
+
+)
+Forget the Wolff book brouhaha and Trump’s latest DACA dalliance —the real story is outside the Beltway , where real people live and work.
+December marked the fifth month in a row in which the immigrant working-age population ( legal and illegal declined from the same month of the prior year.
+Simultaneously, immigrant displacement of American workers fell, also apparently confirming a trend that began in September.
+And, by the way, black unemployment is at a record low.
+What started after the 2016 election as a reduction in the rate of increase in the foreign-born population of working age has turned into an outright retreat.
+This is in dramatic contrast to the last months of the Obama Regime, which saw year-over-year increases in immigrant working-age population far in excess of the estimated 1 million legal immigrants admitted annually, and which I argued meant that an unreported illegal alien surge was underway.
+According to the Labor Department employment report released last Friday, December there were 77,000 fewer working-age immigrants (legal and illegal) in the country in December 2017 than in December 2016—a decline of 0.18%.
+This follows year-over-year drops of 138,000 in August, 143,000 in September, and 117,000 in October, and 64,000 in November.
+Not since the Great Recession has the foreign-born working-age population declined for five consecutive months—but now, in telling contrast, the economy is expanding.
+This makes the Trump Era immigrant workforce decline especially striking.
+Note that this is a net figure.
+The year-over- year reduction in the immigrant working-age population does not mean new immigrants have stopped coming in.
+About 300,000 immigrants die annually, and an equal number leave (voluntarily or otherwise), according to a study by the Center for Immigration Studies.
+[U.S.
+Immigrant Population Hit Record 43.7 Million in 2016, By Steven A. Camarota and Karen Zeigler,October 16, 2017] So the 77,000 reduction in working-age immigrants from December 2016 to December 2017 is consistent with a gross inflow of about 500,000 new foreign-born workers (legal and illegal) over that period—the gross inflow more than offset by the gross reduction of 600,000 due to deaths, deportations, and immigrant emigrants.
+This helps explain why a reduction in the immigrant workforce population reduction is compatible with reports of a recent increase in illegal immigration on the U.S. southwest border (albeit still less than at the end of the Obama Regime).
+The additional good news: Native-born American workers took all the jobs created this month, according to the Household Survey, which records workers’ immigrant status (but not their legal status).
+The Household Survey reported 103,000 jobs were created last month—well below the 148,000 figure found by the far more widely-cited Payroll Survey.
+In December 2017:
+Immigrant employment fell by 246,000, down by 0.93%
+Native-born American employment rose a whopping 349,000 – up 0.27%
+The immigrant employment index, set to 100.0 in January 2009, fell from 122.0 to 120.9.
+The native-born American employment index rose from 105.8 to 106.0..
+The New VDARE American Worker Displacement Index (NVDAWDI), our term for the ratio of immigrant to native-born employment growth indexes, fell fromto(100X (120.9/106.0))
+Trump may not have delivered (yet) on his promise to bring back the factory and coal jobs so many of his supporters lost during the Obama years.
+But by shrinking the pool of immigrants willing to do that work, he has put more money in pockets of his voters.
+While overall wage growth remains modest – 2.5% per annum in December – Blue collar workers have beat this by a wide margin:
+“It is commonly said that wage stagnation contributed to an economic anxiety in middle America that carried Donald Trump into the White House…Yet Mr. Trump’s rise seems to have coincided with a turnaround in fortunes for the middle class.
+… The latest development—one that will be of particular interest to Mr. Trump—is that blue-collar wages have begun to rocket.
+…In the year [2017] to the third quarter, wage and salary growth for the likes of factory workers, builders and drivers easily outstripped that for professionals and managers.
+In some cases, blue-collar pay growth now exceeds 4%…” Blue-collar wages are surging.
+Can it last?, The Economist, Magazine, November 14th 2017
+Eleven months of Trump has not come close to undoing the damage done by eight years of Obama.
+Native-born American workers lost ground to their foreign-born competitors throughout the Obama years and this trend accelerated significantly in the months leading up to the election:
+Can't render, error
+Native-born American employment growth is represented by the black line, immigrant employment growth is in pink, and NVAWDI—the ratio of immigrant to native-born American job growth—is in blue.
+Another way of looking at American worker displacement: the immigrant share of total U.S. employment rose steadily, albeit erratically, throughout the Obama years.
+It fell sharply in the months after the 2016 election, but roared back to Obama-era levels in the spring.
+Immigrants held 16.99% of total jobs in December, a significant drop from November’s 17.16% share.
+Can't render, error
+A detailed snapshot of American worker displacement over the past year is available in the Employment Status of the Civilian Population by Nativity table published in the monthly BLS Report.
+Over the last 12 months (December 2016 to December 2017):
+The native-born American labor force (employed plus looking for work) grew twice as fast as the immigrant labor force: 0.63% versus 0.30%.
+ADVANTAGE AMERICANS
+as the immigrant labor force: 0.63% versus 0.30%.
+American employment grew 57% faster than immigrant employment: 1.27% versus 0.81%.
+ADVANTAGE AMERICANS
+The labor-force participation rate (LPR), a sign of worker confidence and mobility, rose by 0.6 points for immigrants and was unchanged for native-born Americans.
+At 65.3%, the immigrant LPR this December was considerably above the native-born American rate (61.9%.)
+ADVANTAGE IMMIGRANTS
+The number of unemployed Americans fell by 763,000—down 12.7%, while the number of unemployed immigrants fell 129,000—down by 11%.
+ADVANTAGE AMERICANS
+Another piece of good news, quite possibly connected to the shrinking of the immigrant working age population, caught our eye: The unemployment rate for black Americans fell to 6.8% in December , the lowest level since the Labor Department began tracking the figure in 1972.
+[ U.S. economy added 2 million jobs in 2017 , by Patrick Gillespie, CNNMoney, January 5, 2018]
+By removing foreign competitors, Trump may have done more for blacks in 11 months than Obama did in eight years.
+Of course, this could be affected by statistical noise—and it could be undone by e.g.
+a DACA capitulation.
+But right now it increasingly appears the Trump Effect is real—and achieved entirely through enhanced enforcement.
+What could happen if the GOP-controlled Congress woke up and enacted an immigration moratorium?
+Edwin S. Rubenstein (email him) is President of ESR Research Economic Consultants.
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+National Data | May Jobs: We Unveil The New VDAWDI | Articles
+
+A rough patch—or a double-dip recession?
+Economists are increasingly befuddled at what awaits the once-great U.S. economy.
+And Wall Street is plainly beginning to panic.
+Unemployment is a case in point.
+It now seems obvious that one of those mysterious memos has gone out to the Main Stream Media saying that no-one can mention the immigration moratorium solution.
+But unemployment is befuddling anyway.
+Just a few weeks ago professional prognosticators were expecting job growth of 175,000 in May.
+However, nonfarm payroll growth came in at 54,000 in May, the smallest gain since September, and a fraction of the just lowered consensus forecast (125,000 jobs.)
+The "other" employment survey, of households rather than businesses, also broadcast mixed signals—at least so far as the prospects for native-born workers are concerned.
+VDARE.com has long argued that the household survey captures the employment of illegal aliens; additionally, it actually mentions ethnicity.
+In May, according to the Household Survey, total employment rose by 105,000.
+Non-Hispanics actually gained ground:
+Total employment: up 105,000 (+0.08 percent)
+Non-Hispanic employment: up 190,000 (+0.16 percent)
+Hispanic employment: down 85,000 (-0.42 percent)
+Thus VDAWDI—VDARE.com's American Worker Displacement Index, unveiled in 2004 and still unique—fell to 126.2 in May from April's 127.0 level.
+This, of course, is atypical statistical noise.
+Non-Hispanics have lost jobs at twice the rate of Hispanics since the recession hit in December 2007.
+And since the official start of the "recovery" in June 2009, Hispanics have gained 416,000 jobs while non-Hispanics have lost 675,000 positions.
+Step back further and the picture is still bleaker.
+Since January 2001 the number of non-Hispanics holding jobs has declined by 1.9 million, or by -1.6%.
+Over that same period Hispanic employment rose by 3.9 million, up a whopping 24.2%.
+Simply put, the 21st century has not been good for non-Hispanic job seekers.
+This Hispanic/non-Hispanic divide was, of course, a convenient proxy for VDARE.com's primary interest: foreign-born workers and their role in displacing their native-born counterparts.
+We tracked this by looking at Hispanics because such a high proportion of them are foreign-born—and because the federal government declined to provide data on immigrant vs. non-immigrant unemployment.
+However, since January 2010, the Bureau of Labor Statistics [BLS] has begun to publish figures for foreign-born and native-born employment.
+These data are not seasonally adjusted, making month to month trends difficult to interpret.
+BLS resolves the dilemma by comparing the current month with the same month of the prior year:
+By this measure also, May 2011 is notable for some catching up on the part of native-born workers—at least when compared to the same month of 2010:
+Employment Status by Nativity, May 2010-May 2011 (numbers in 1000s; not seasonally adjusted) May-10 May-11 Change % Change Foreign born, 16 years and older Civilian population 35,647 36,348 701 2.0% Civilian labor force 24,210 24,253 43 0.2% Participation rate (%) 67.9% 66.7% -1.2%pt.
+-1.8% Employed 22,125 22,216 91 0.4% Employment/population % 62.1% 61.1% -1.0%pt.
+-1.6% Unemployed 2,085 2,037 -48 -2.3% Unemployment rate (%) 8.6% 8.4% -0.2%pt.
+-2.3% Not in labor force 11,437 12,095 658 5.8% Native born, 16 years and older Civilian population 201,852 202,965 1,113 0.6% Civilian labor force 129,656 129,196 -460 -0.4% Participation rate (%) 64.2% 63.7% -0.5%pt.
+-0.8% Employed 117,372 117,812 440 0.4% Employment/population % 58.1% 58.0% -0.1%pt.
+-0.2% Unemployed 12,284 11,384 -900 -7.3% Unemployment rate (%) 9.5% 8.8% -0.7%pt.
+-7.4% Not in labor force 72,196 73,769 1,573 2.2% Source: BLS, "The Employment Situation - May 2011," June 3, 2011.
+Table A-7.
+PDF
+Thus over the past 12 months:
+Immigrants and native-born Americans both experienced the same 0.4% job growth, with 440,000 more natives and 91,000 more immigrants at work.
+A TIE .
+The immigrant unemployment rate fell by 0.2 points; the native-born rate fell by 0.7 points.
+ADVANTAGE NATIVE-BORN.
+The share of immigrants holding jobs fell by 1.6%; the share of natives holding jobs fell by 0.2%.
+ADVANTAGE NATIVE-BORN .
+Labor force participation rates fell by 1.2% points for immigrants and 0.8% points for natives.
+ADVANTAGE NATIVE-BORN .
+The immigrant population of working age increased by 2.0%; the comparable native population grew by 0.6%.
+ADVANTAGE IMMIGRANTS
+By an amazing coincidence, January 2009—the month President Obama took office—is also the earliest month of data published in BLS's new foreign and native-born employment table.
+Coincidence or not, this means we can piece together the monthly points to see the President's priorities, or at least his practical effect.
+Setting the job count at 100.0 for both native-born and immigrants in January 2009, immigrant employment ticked up to 102.9 in May—am increase of 2.9%.
+Native employment ticked down to 97.5—a 2.5% decline.
+We label this "The New VDAWDI".
+From January 2009 through May 2011 the New VDAWDI, calculated using foreign-born and native-born employment figures, grew by 5.5%.
+By comparison VDAWDI, calculated using Hispanic and non-Hispanic employment figures, rose by 3.3% over the same period.
+As we've found before, our older measure of American Worker Displacement understated the problem.
+In all but a few months of the Obama Administration, native-born workers have lost ground to immigrants
+Time is running out for native-born workers—a.k.a.
+Americans.
+Can the same be said for the Obama Administration?
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+National Data | May Jobs: Displacement Stalls, Americans Take All New Jobs—But For How Long?
+| Articles
+
+Finally, the shocking surge in immigrant displacement of American workers and in the immigrant workforce, which began in January and completely undid the improvement we had begun hopefully to call the “Trump Effect” has stalled.
+May job numbers released Friday show native-born Americans big winners and immigrants (legal and illegal, the Labor Department doesn’t distinguish) big losers.
+But displacement and immigrant workforce growth are still high in absolute terms and could resume anytime.
+Only legislation, above all an immigration moratorium, can secure the fruits of the current economic expansion for Americans.
+In May:
+Immigrant employment fell by 1.068 million, down by 3.81%.
+Native-born American employment rose by 1.361 million—up 1.1%
+The immigrant employment index, set to 100.0 in January 2009, fell to 124.7 from 129.6 in April.
+The native-born American employment index rose to 106.6 from 105.4 in April.
+The New VDARE American Worker Displacement Index (NVDAWDI), our term for the ratio of immigrant to native-born employment growth indexes, fell to 117.0 from the all-time high,123.0, recorded in April.
+Can't render, error
+In other words, Trump has not even begun to repair the damage done by eight years of Obama.
+Native-born American workers lost ground to their foreign-born competitors throughout the Obama years.
+And, shown above, this trend accelerated significantly in the months leading up to the election.
+While May was a welcome respite, Trump supporters have reason to complain: Since taking office in January 2017 President Trump has presided over a labor market in which immigrants have gained 1.006 million jobs, a 3.9% increase, while native-born Americans gained about 2.4 million jobs —a rise of only 1.9%.
+As far as the labor market is concerned, “America First” has not translated to Americans First.
+In normal times, this might be a big story.
+But the even the conservative non-Main Stream Media is currently too steeped in economic euphoria to notice.
+Nd anyway, they almost never report the immigration dimension.
+However, it is now absolutely clear that immigration, and immigrant displacement of American workers, cannot be jawboned away.
+The only answer is legislation— border wall to stop the illegal alien flow; a second Operation Wetback, including E-Verify, to get the illegal alien self-deporting; a moratorium on legal immigration.
+May 2018 was the fifth consecutive month in which the foreign-born working age population (including illegals) grew by more than 1 million from the same month the prior year.
+But May’s growth was less than that in April and March, possibly an emerging trend.
+Can't render, error
+In May 2018 there were 1.342 million more working-age immigrants than in May 2017.
+This comes on the heels of gains of 2.154 million and 1.597 million.
+year-over-year, in March and April, respectively.
+It’s hard to believe with the evaporation of the Trump Effect, but less than six months ago we were seeing to year-over-year declines in the immigrant workforce population.
+The last five months of 2017 saw the foreign-born population fall by an average 100,000 from the same month of the prior year (shown in red on our chart).
+These are net figures.
+Over a 12-month period an average of perhaps 300,000 immigrants die and an equal number leave the U.S. voluntarily.
+So the 1.342 million net rise in foreign-born population, May 2017 to May 2018, implies that nearly 2 million foreign-born individuals may have actually settled in the country over those 12 months.
+(This excludes tourists and other short-term entrants.)
+In percentage terms, the immigrant working-age population grew 3.24% over the 12 months.
+If this growth rate persists, it portends a doubling in 22 years.
+By contrast, the native-born American population rose 0.63% over this period —a rate that will require 114 years for a doubling.
+If both rates persist that long, the term “native born” will refer to a minuscule fraction of the U.S. population.
+Another way of looking at American worker displacement: the immigrant share of total U.S. employment:
+Can't render, error
+Immigrants accounted for 17.36% of total employment in May.
+Note that, while significantly below the all-time high of 18.1% recorded in April, the May figure is third highest among the 113 months for which we have data.
+A detailed snapshot of American worker displacement over the past year is available in the Employment Status of the Civilian Population by Nativity table published in the monthly BLS Report.
+Employment Status by Nativity, May 2017- May 2018 (numbers in 1000s; not seasonally adjusted) May-17 May-18 Change % Change Foreign born, 16 years and older Civilian population 41,390 42,732 1,342 3.24% Civilian labor force 27,315 27,923 608 2.23% Participation rate (%) 66.0 65.3 -0.7 pts.
+-1.06% Employed 26,290 27,086 796 3.03% Employment/population % 63.5 63.4 -0.1 pts.
+-0.16% Unemployed 1,025 837 -188 -18.34% Unemployment rate (%) 3.8 3.0 -0.8 pts.
+-21.05% Not in labor force 14,075 14,809 734 5.21% Native born, 16 years and older Civilian population 213,377 214,722 1,345 0.63% Civilian labor force 132,664 133,842 1,178 0.89% Participation rate (%) 62.2 62.3 0.1 pts.
+0.16% Employed 127,117 128,924 1,807 1.42% Employment/population % 59.6 60.0 0.4 pts.
+0.67% Unemployed 5,547 4,919 -628 -11.32% Unemployment rate (%) 4.2 3.7 -0.5 pts.
+-11.90% Not in labor force 80,713 80,880 167 0.21% Source: BLS, The Employment Situation-May 2018, Table A-7, June 1, 2018.
+PDF
+Over the past 12 months (May 2017 to May 2018):
+The immigrant labor force (employed plus looking for work) rose by 608,000, or 2.23%; the native-born labor force grew by 1.178 million, up by 0.9%.
+ADVANTAGE IMMIGRANTS
+Immigrant employment grew 2.1-times faster than native-born American employment: 3.03% vs. 1.42%.
+ADVANTAGE IMMIGRANTS
+The unemployment rate for immigrants fell 21%, from 3.8% to 3.0%; native-born unemployment rates fell 11.9%, from 4.2% to 3.7%.
+ADVANTAGE IMMIGRANTS
+The number of unemployed native-born Americans fell by 628,000—an 11.3% drop; immigrant unemployment fell by 188,000—an 18.3% reduction.
+ADVANTAGE IMMIGRANTS
+The labor-force participation rate, a sign of worker confidence and mobility, fell 0.7 points for immigrants and rose 0.1 points for native-born Americans.
+This marks the second straight month in which native-born LPRs have risen, year-over-year, relative to those of immigrants ADVANTAGE AMERICANS
+Border Patrol statistics for May are not yet available.
+April data showed illegal immigration had rebounded dramatically, after running below the previous year’s level for most of 2017.
+I will report on this, and on wage growth data, in the next couple weeks..
+Edwin S. Rubenstein (email him) is President of ESR Research Economic Consultants.
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+Barack Hussein Obama Hid Efforts to Aid Iran’s Windfall
+
+A new Senate report reveals that Barack Obama secretly paved the way for Iran to tap into U.S. banks to convert cash it received from sanctions’ relief to dollars — despite the face the White House assured lawmakers it would do no such thing.
+The report shows how State Department and Treasury Deparment officials during the Obama era quietly gave a special license for a major Omani bank to do business with two U.S. banks.
+Barack Obama spent considerable time selling the American people on the idea of a cooperative Iran — all the while cutting quiet deals, behind closed doors, with the rogue nation.
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+The U.S. banks were pressured into complying with the deal.
+The Washington Times has more:
+The Obama administration — despite repeatedly assuring Congress that Iran would remain barred from the U.S. financial system — secretly mobilized to give Tehran access to American banks to convert the windfall of cash it received from sanctions relief under the 2015 nuclear deal into dollars, an investigative report by the Senate has revealed.
+A copy of the report, obtained by The Washington Times, outlines how Obama-era State and Treasury Department officials discreetly issued a special license for the conversion to a major Omani bank and unsuccessfully pressured two U.S. banks to partake in the transaction, all while misleading lawmakers about the activities.
+The document, compiled by the Senate’s Republican-led chief investigative subcommittee, began circulating Tuesday, just as the Trump administration issued its harshest warnings to date to foreign governments and companies to avoid doing business with Iran or find themselves in the crosshairs of Washington’s reimposition of sanctions as part of Mr. Trump’s withdrawal from the nuclear deal.
+“Companies doing business in Iran face substantial risks, and those risks are even greater as we reimpose nuclear-related sanctions,” said Sigal Mandelker, Treasury Department undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence.
+She also called on foreign governments to harden their financial systems against “deceptive” Iranian transactions that ultimately channel money to terrorists.
+The Iranian government “uses shell and front companies to conceal its tracks” as part of an elaborate scheme designed to procure cash for the Quds Force of Iran’s militant Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, which the U.S. designates as a terrorist organization, Ms. Mandelker said.
+She issued the warnings in a speech at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies think tank as Iran announced Tuesday that it was formally moving ahead with preparations to increase its nuclear enrichment capacities — the sharpest response to date by the Islamic republic to Mr. Trump’s pullout from the nuclear accord.
+Iranian officials said the increase, while provocative, does not violate its commitments under the nuclear accord.
+The president sent shock waves around the world with his May 8 decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear pact and begin reimposing U.S. sanctions, which the U.S., Europe, China and Russia had collectively lifted in 2015 in exchange for Iran’s promise to curb its suspect nuclear programs and allow international inspections.
+While Iran told the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency on Tuesday that it plans only to increase enrichment within limits set by 2015 deal, the announcement came with threats from a top Iranian official that the activities could be quickly expanded.
+The warning put fresh pressure on European leaders to keep the nuclear accord alive despite Mr. Trump’s withdrawal.
+The head of Iran’s nuclear agency, Ali Akbar Salehi, said Tehran is prepared to dramatically increase its capacity for enrichment but that the work so far is limited to building a facility for assembling the centrifuges.
+He made the comment a day after Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, ordered the increase in capacity and vowed that Iran would preserve its nuclear program despite the U.S. withdrawal from the 2015 accord.
+The Senate report focuses new scrutiny on the lengths President Obama’s team was willing to go to ensure the deal’s success as it was still being negotiated.
+The Senate Homeland Security Committee’s permanent subcommittee on investigations probe contends that the Obama administration went out of its way to keep U.S. lawmakers in the dark about calculated and secretive efforts to give Tehran a back channel to the international financial system and to U.S. banks, facilitating a massive U.S. currency conversion worth billions of dollars.
+“Senior U.S. government officials repeatedly testified to Congress that Iranian access to the U.S. financial system was not on the table or part of any deal,” according to a draft copy of the document obtained by The Times.
+“Despite these claims, the U.S. Department of the Treasury, at the direction of the U.S. State Department, granted a specific license that authorized a conversion of Iranian assets worth billions of U.S. dollars using the U.S. financial system.
+“Even after the specific license was issued, U.S. government officials maintained in congressional testimony that Iran would not be granted access to the U.S. financial system,” the report said.
+Sen.
+Rob Portman, the Ohio Republican who chairs the subcommittee, is set to outline his panel’s findings Wednesday.
+Under terms of the nuclear deal, Iran was given the right to reclaim billions of dollars in state assets and bank accounts frozen by international sanctions, but it remained “illegal for U.S. persons, entities, and financial institutions to do business with Iran or parties on behalf of Iran.”
+The ban included any “intermediary” transactions by U.S. banks to convert currency for Iran — a development that would have elevated the value of the Iranian assets on the global market and allowed Tehran to more easily move the money through the international banking system.
+On the day the nuclear deal was implemented in 2015, Tehran had some $5.7 billion worth of assets at Bank Muscat in Muscat, Oman, according to Senate investigators, who said Tehran moved quickly to request access to the U.S. dollar.
+On Tehran’s request, Bank Muscat contacted the U.S. Treasury Department’s office of foreign assets control.
+According to the Senate report: “Muscat sought to convert $5.7 billion in Omai rials into euros.
+[But] because the rial is pegged to the U.S. dollar, the most efficient conversion was with an intermediary step through a U.S. bank using U.S. dollars.”
+Obama Treasury Secretary Jack Lew told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in July 2015 that Iran would “continue to be denied access to the [U.S.] financial and commercial market” under the proposed accord, but the Treasury office went ahead with attempts to quietly allow the currency transaction sought by Iran.
+“On February 24, 2016, OFAC issued a specific license to Bank Muscat authorizing Iranian assets worth roughly $5.7 billion to flow through the U.S. financial system,” according to the Senate report, which claims the move was made “even though U.S. sanctions prohibited it.”
+Even as office of foreign assets control officials directly “encouraged two U.S. correspondent banks to convert the funds,” the Treasury Department continued to deny it was working to facilitate the currency transaction, said the report, which cites a 2016 letter from the department to Sen. Marco Rubio, Florida Republican, and Sen. Mark Kirk, Illinois Republican, that contended the Obama “administration has not been and is not planning to grant Iran access to the U.S. financial system.”
+The catch, according to Senate investigators, was that neither of the U.S. banks approached by the office of foreign assets control would take on the Iranian currency exchange — in part because of political concerns over the prospect of being found out to have secretly circumvented the remaining ban on U.S. transactions with the Islamic republic.
+Despite the Obama administration’s efforts, Iran was ultimately forced to convert its Bank Muscat assets to euros in small increments using European banks and without accessing the U.S. financial system, the Senate investigators said.
+Mr. Portman said in a statement Tuesday night that “the Obama administration misled the American people and Congress because they were desperate to get a deal with Iran.”
+“Despite claims both before and after the Iran deal was completed that the U.S. financial system would remain off limits, the Obama administration issued a specific license allowing Iran to convert billions of dollars in assets using the U.S. financial system,” Mr. Portman said.
+“The only reason this transaction wasn’t executed was because two U.S. banks refused, even though the administration asked them to help convert the money.”
+Such sanctions, he added, “are a vital foreign policy tool, and the U.S. government should never work to actively undermine their enforcement or effectiveness.”
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+Spygate Coverup?
+
+https://www.lewrockwell.com/lrc-blog/spygate-coverup/
+Rep. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) accuses the Republican House leadership of dragging their heels in the Spygate investigation.
+This has been evident for months now, as there are many connections and obvious questions that haven’t been investigated.
+The FBI files contain memos that need to be scoured too.
+The House leaders are Paul Ryan (Speaker of the House), Kevin McCarthy (Majority Leader), Steve Scalise (Majority Whip) and Cathy McMorris Rodgers (House Republican Conference Chair).
+There is a decided lack of aggressiveness of this investigation.
+One source is Paul Ryan: Evidence: “House Speaker Paul Ryan said Wednesday that Oversight Chairman Trey Gowdy was ‘accurate’ when he argued the FBI has acted appropriately in its ongoing probe of potential Russian links to the Trump campaign.” How could Ryan possibly know this?
+Isn’t he prejudging the case without even finding out what actually happened?
+If Ryan is correct, an investigation will show it; but the current evidence suggests he is wrong.
+By short-circuiting the investigation, Ryan is betraying the interest of the American people to learn what the FBI and CIA actually did against Trump.
+Another Republican who wants to stop investigating is former RNC Chair, Michael Steele: “There is no Spygate because there are no spies in the campaign.” The attitude of Steve Scalise is wishy-washy.
+He’s open to a special prosecutor, but his responses come across as passive, lacking push, zeal and enthusiasm to delve deeply into Spygate.
+There is a kind of coverup at work here in which important Republicans do not want to bolster Trump by adding substance to Spygate, and they do not want to clean up the FBI by aggressively investigating Spygate further.
+They don’t want the rotten inner workings of the organization to be aired publicly.
+They want to preserve the FBI’s reputation.
+They don’t care to see Trump vindicated.
+The contrast with the Watergate investigation and hearings is startling.
+1:33 pm on June 6, 2018
+The Best of Michael S. Rozeff
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+Obama Secretly Tried to Get Banks to Aid Iran, Banks Refused
+
+International financial institutions get a lot of heat for terror state ties.
+But this is a case where Obama Inc. tried to get them to do the wrong thing.
+While they did the right thing.
+The Obama administration secretly sought to give Iran access — albeit briefly — to the U.S. financial system by sidestepping sanctions kept in place after the 2015 nuclear deal, despite repeatedly telling Congress and the public it had no plans to do so.
+Yet another Obama dirty deal with Iran that we're just learning about now.
+The question is how many more are there?
+And that's part of why Spygate is happening.
+The assault is also a cover-up.
+The report by the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations revealed that under President Barack Obama, the Treasury Department issued a license in February 2016, never previously disclosed, that would have allowed Iran to convert $5.7 billion it held at a bank in Oman from Omani rials into euros by exchanging them first into U.S. dollars.
+If the Omani bank had allowed the exchange without such a license, it would have violated sanctions that bar Iran from transactions that touch the U.S. financial system.
+The effort was unsuccessful because American banks — themselves afraid of running afoul of U.S. sanctions — declined to participate.
+The Obama administration approached two U.S. banks to facilitate the conversion, the report said, but both refused, citing the reputational risk of doing business with or for Iran.
+That's how bad Obama was on Iran.
+The banking system was more reluctant to help Iran launder money than he was.
+Nor was Obama worried about the reputational risk of loading foreign currency on unmarked cargo planes and flying it to Iran.
+Issuing the license was not illegal.
+Still, it went above and beyond what the Obama administration was required to do under the terms of the nuclear agreement.
+Except Obama Inc. weren't trying to drive a hard bargain.
+So they didn't stick to it.
+They were trying to aid Iran.
+Shortly after the nuclear deal was sealed in July 2015, then-Treasury Secretary Jack Lew testified that even with the sanctions relief, Iran “will continue to be denied access to the world’s largest financial and commercial market.” A month later, one of Lew’s top deputies, Adam Szubin, testified that despite the nuclear deal “Iran will be denied access to the world’s most important market and unable to deal in the world’s most important currency.”
+This was typical of the worthless assurances that Obama officials made.
+And disgraced themselves by doing so.
+Obama administration officials at the time assured concerned lawmakers that a general license wouldn’t be coming.
+But the report from the Republican members of the Senate panel showed that a draft of the license was indeed prepared, though it was never published.
+And when questioned by lawmakers about the possibility of granting Iran any kind of access to the U.S. financial system, Obama-era officials never volunteered that the specific license for Bank Muscat in Oman had been issued two months earlier.
+Scandal-free administration, folks.
+Not a single scandal to see here.
+Not a one.
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+GOP report: Obama admin worked to allow Iran to exchange billions to bypass sanctions
+
+Washington (CNN) Senate Republicans on Wednesday accused the Obama Administration of secretly trying to give Tehran access to the US financial system to convert billions of dollars in assets into Euros as part of the Iran nuclear deal.
+A report released by Republican senators on the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigation said the Obama administration didn't tell Congress that it sought access for Iran and, in its eagerness to clinch the nuclear deal, was trying to dodge sanctions that remained in place following the 2016 agreement.
+"The Obama administration misled the American people and Congress because they were desperate to get a deal with Iran," said Sen.
+Rob Portman, the Ohio Republican who chairs the subcommittee and opposed the Iran deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
+The accusations were rejected by Obama administration officials who said Republicans are trying to make a one-time effort to meet obligations under the nuclear deal sound like an attempt to give Iran broad access to the US financial system.
+They said the Republican senators never interviewed former Obama administration officials involved, and noted that no Democrats were involved.
+The story "is widely overblown," said Jarrett Blanc, the former State Department coordinator for Iran deal implementation at the State Department.
+Iran deal reverberations
+The report and the former officials' response highlight how controversial the Iran deal continues to be, even after President Donald Trump's May 8 decision to leave the international pact.
+That move continues to roil relations with European allies who are sticking with the Iran deal.
+They appealed to the US on Wednesday to exempt them from sanctions as they continue to do business with Tehran.
+But one goal behind report's release, according to an official familiar with its contents, is to make clear that the US is not likely to be open to exemptions of any kind.
+"As the United States begins to re-impose sanctions on Iran and Iranian entities, our European allies must understand and appreciate that doing business with Iran is no longer permissible," the source said.
+The report focuses on $5.7 billion from Iranian oil sales that were frozen in Oman's Bank Muscat in that country's currency, the rial.
+Rials are pegged to the US dollar and are difficult to convert.
+But as part of the nuclear deal, Iran was promised access to overseas reserves of its own funds that had been frozen by sanctions.
+To access the rials, Iran wanted to convert them briefly into dollars and then Euros.
+JUST WATCHED Bolton: US will impose all pre-deal Iran sanctions Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH Bolton: US will impose all pre-deal Iran sanctions 03:05
+The majority report by the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigation says that the US Treasury, at the instruction of the US State Department, granted a license to convert the $5.7 billion briefly into American dollars so it could be converted into euros.
+The exchange was legal, the report notes.
+Officials at Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control asked two US banks to work as intermediaries and execute the transaction, but they declined, citing concern over potential regulatory backlash and a ding to their reputations.
+Emails reviewed in the investigation show that OFAC officials worked to encourage banks to take part in the deal by proposing to bring in senior officials.
+"I agree it would be a good idea to have (Treasury Secretary Jack) Lew engage (the US bank).
+If they refuse we can suggest (Secretary of State John) Kerry will call, which will drive them nuts," an email from a US government official said.
+After Treasury officials were examining whether the Iran deal's relevant sanctions permit currency exchange of rials to dollars, the report says a Treasury official wrote in an email, "Yikes.
+It looks like we committed to a whole lot beyond just allowing the immobilized funds to settle out."
+A legal transaction
+But in the end, Treasury officials concluded that the transaction was legal.
+The report said they decided that the terms of the JCPOA were "consistent with Iran's position, allowing the Government of Iran to engage in 'transfers,' 'foreign exchange (including Rial related transactions),' and the 'purchase or acquisition by the Government of Iran of US bank notes.'"
+The source familiar with the report said that Congress asked the Obama administration directly about such a license, but that the administration was under no legal obligation to provide the licenses to Congress.
+The Republican report argues that in pushing for the license to go forward, Obama officials were violating financial and oil-related sanctions imposed on Iran stemming from the seizure of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran in 1979 and trying to give Iran access to the US financial system.
+They pointed to a number of Obama officials, including Lew, who said in congressional testimony that Iran was not granted access to the US financial system.
+Lew said in 2015 that Iran "will continue to be denied access to the [US's] financial and commercial market."
+Treasury's acting under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence during the Obama administration, Adam Szubin, claimed that "Iranian banks will not be able to clear US dollars through New York, hold correspondent account relationships with US financial institutions, or enter into financing arrangements with US banks."
+JUST WATCHED Pompeo lays out US list of demands for Iran Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH Pompeo lays out US list of demands for Iran 02:40
+Blanc argued that the administration was transparent with Congress, referencing Lew's own testimony.
+"As Secretary Lew said in the testimony quoted in the report: 'Part of the agreement was to give Iran access to money that it has a right to.
+We will work on making that happen.'
+There were regular staff level briefings in much more detail," Blanc said.
+"(T)his is the kind of work the US Government needs to do every day to make our sanctions regimes effective without creating such burdens on allies and partners that they are pushed to work around our financial dominance," Blanc said.
+A former administration official told CNN that reports suggesting they were planning to restore Iran's access to the US financial system "were absolutely false," that the license was "totally in line with our well-known obligations under the deal."
+That source pointed out that the license "did not authorize Iran to conduct commercial transactions denominated in US dollars.
+It did not allow Iran to conduct commercial transactions in foreign currencies via the US banking system.
+It did not allow Iranian parties to open accounts or correspondent accounts at US banks.
+It did not allow Iran to send funds to the US or receive funds from the US.
+And it did not allow Iran access to US investments or markets."
+The GOP report offers recommendations on how best to proceed with its relationship with Iran.
+Recommendations include further informing Congress about future negotiations with Iran, requiring the Treasury Department to give notice of specific licenses, reviewing all Iran deal-related licenses, and increasing policing of US sanctions policies.
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+Former Head of DNC Aided & Abetted Muslim IT Spy, Imran Awan
+
+One of the biggest stories of 2017 and 2018 is being ignored by the mainstream media and we all know why that is.
+It's because it implicates dozens of House Democrats in what could be the biggest crime of spying in US history by Muslim IT spy Imran Awan and his partners.
+Former head of the Democratic National Committee, Debbie Wasserman Schultz is on the front line of aiding and abetting Awan and his associates as has been revealed by Luke Rosiak of The Daily Caller.
+In a lengthy report by Rosiak at The Daily Caller News Foundation, he writes:
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+Ex-Democratic National Committee head Debbie Wasserman Schultz said she intervened in a Pakistani land deal involving her then–IT aide Imran Awan, according to two House employees.
+The dispute came after Awan’s father was charged with fraud in relation to the deal, and the mysterious exertion of political influence resulted in Pakistani authorities instead targeting the elderly alleged victims, according to a local report.
+And when a House Office of Inspector General cybersecurity investigation found that Awan made “unauthorized access” to House servers, including the House Democratic Caucus’ shortly before the election, Wasserman Schultz became “frantic, not normal,” “making the rounds” to House officials in an attempt to kill the investigation, one House employee told The Daily Caller News Foundation.
+Awan told people Wasserman Schultz chose the name for his daughter, Leza — a Jewish name — and that the Florida congresswoman’s daughter regularly rode a horse that Awan kept at a boarding facility, sources with knowledge of the relationship told TheDCNF.
+Wasserman Schultz cornered House Chief Administrative Officer Phil Kiko and called him a “fucking Islamophobe,” saying “you will not so much as take away their parking spots,” the two House employees said Kiko told them.
+The congresswoman also told Kiko she had invited Awan’s whole family to her daughter’s bat mitzvah and said she had “helped him with a land deal,” the sources said.
+A spokesman for Kiko declined to comment on this story.
+A 2009 article in the Pakistani publication Dawn, headlined “Influential expat shields father from long arm of law,” said Awan’s father was facing criminal fraud charges involving a land deal, but Awan used political connections to pressure the police into targeting the alleged victims instead.
+Awan’s father purchased “huge chunks of land from different farmers in 2008,” but all the checks bounced, the report said.
+“The police high-ups are ‘ominously’ indifferent to proceed against Awan,” and it’s “noteworthy” how they were “complying with the desires of” Awan, who the paper described as a “White House employee.”
+“About a dozen farmers of Chak 7-JB, Panjor, including five siblings — all aged between 57 and 70 — have given up hope of justice after they sold their agricultural lands to Ashraf Awan of Bole De Jhugi, who is father of White House employee Shahid Imran,” Dawn reported.
+Imran Awan also goes by Shahid Imran Awan, Virginia court records show.
+The police harassed the 19 would-be victims, including the five elderly brothers and even their lawyer, and charged them with “frivolous” cases, apparently to get them to stop trying to get the money they say they were owed, the paper said.
+“Mohammad Abid, a victim of [Ashraf] Awan’s alleged high-profile swindling, said that [Ashraf] Awan’s son had easy access to the corridors of power and that’s why he was able to [pressure] the police to dance to his tunes,” Dawn reported.
+The article details a series of people who say they were then subject to retaliation, including widow Bushra Bibi who said, “now Imran was threatening her with dire consequences.”
+A third source, who’s familiar with Imran Awan, told TheDCNF that Awan recounted the intervention in the foreign criminal matter and that Awan said it was Wasserman Schultz who intervened.
+A fourth source — a fellow House IT aide — previously told TheDCNF that Awan said now-Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel wasinvolved.
+Dr. Zafar Iqbal, one of the alleged victims, told TheDCNF that “Imran came to Pakistan to get [his father] out of jail, since he had some [connections] in the Congress.”
+Ashraf Awan’s business partner in the land deal, Rashid Minhas, told TheDCNF that the elder Awan gave a USB to a Pakistani senator who is a former head of a Pakistani intelligence agency, and that Imran claimed his IT position in Congress gave him the power to “change the U.S. president.” Minhas is in prison for an unrelated fraud charge.
+On July 25, 2016, the House Inspector General notified the Committee on House Administration that investigators had detected major cybersecurity violations by the Awan family.
+Awan, his wife, two brothers, his brother’s wife, and even his elderly father were all being paid by various Democrats to manage their servers, with many of the members from Wasserman Schultz’s Florida.
+The finding came at a critical time for Democrats: It was three days after WikiLeaks published the first emails from a hacked on the DNC, setting the stage for Wasserman Schultz to lose her position as party chair and for Democrats to begin electioneering on a theme of Russian hacking.
+In February 2017, Kiko and the House’s top law enforcement official, Paul Irving, outlined serious violations in a letter to the committee, and the family was banned from the House computer network.
+The letter also noted that the House Democratic Caucus server disappeared soon after the IG report named it as key evidence.
+But Wasserman Schultz refused to fire Awan, with her spokesman saying he would work on “websites” and “printers,” which a cybersecurity expert previously told TheDCNF would presumably involve network access.
+The congresswoman also added Awan’s wife, Hina Alvi, to her payroll in late 2016, after the investigation was in full swing, but before the family was banned from the network.
+Wasserman Schultz kept paying her until March 17 — 12 days after Alvi went to Pakistan with $12,000 in a suitcase.
+Her actions so rattled the Administration Committee’s Democratic staff director, Jamie Fleet, that he planted a negative story in Politico that revealed Wasserman Schultz, his fellow Democrat, was continuing to pay the suspect, two House sources said.
+The story also said Wasserman Schultz had a “friendly personal relationship” with Awan and Alvi.
+Fleet did not respond to a request for comment.
+Kiko said in an April 2018 hearing spurred by the scandal that he was powerless to stop members who refused to fire a bad actor.
+“Termination, now it’s the member’s responsibility … We can revoke everything but they could still be employed,” he said.
+He added that his office should have the authority to override members who would want to keep a rule-breaker on the government network.
+Wasserman Schultz became fixated on finding out everything investigators knew about Awan, the House sources said.
+House investigators briefed her extensively with significant evidence about Awan and his family, including improper computer evidence.
+Yet Wasserman Schultz said in a statement, “my office was provided no evidence to indicate that laws had been broken, which over time, raised troubling concerns about due process, fair treatment and potential ethnic and religious profiling.”
+Wasserman Schultz was defending someone investigators allegedly told her was suspected of cybersecurity violations, despite having resigned from her position as DNC head following a devastating hack during the 2016 election.
+Despite Wasserman Schultz’s relationship with Awan, in April 2017 — two months after he was banned from the computer network — the IT aide appeared to put the congresswoman at risk.
+Capitol Police found a laptop with the username RepDWS in a phone booth at midnight along with a copy of Awan’s ID, a letter to prosecutors and a note that said “attorney client privilege,” according to a police report.
+Awan’s ID caused police to tie it to a criminal suspect and seize it, but the note kept them from looking at it.
+That led to a tense exchange recorded on video in May 2017, in which Wasserman Schultz threatened the chief of the Capitol Police with “consequences” for not returning the laptop.
+When he refused, she mulled attempting to restructuring the Capitol Police’s entire board so that her committee would have more leverage over it.
+House sources told TheDCNF these exchanges were only a public glimpse into numerous such interactions, which were frequently profane, with every official she could buttonhole.
+One source said she also went to the Department of Justice and “made a stink.”
+Wasserman Schultz hired the House’s former top lawyer, Bill Pittard — who had recently quit the House — to try to block prosecutors from seeing evidence, TheDCNF previously reported.Awan obtained legal representation from two lawyers who began their careers in Miami — one with experience in espionage cases and the other a former aide to Hillary Clinton.
+Wasserman Schultz’ district includes much of Miami.
+One of Awan’s lawyers told a judge he felt “very strongly” that prosecutors should not be able to look at the RepDWS laptop, mounting an attorney-client privilege argument.
+Prosecutors did not challenge the argument before the judge.
+In August 2017, Imran and Hina were charged with four felony counts for gathering up money under allegedly false circumstances before wiring $300,000 to Pakistan in January.
+Prosecutors said the timing suggests that the Awans had learned of their investigation, which a spokeswoman for Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, AshLee Strong, told TheDCNF was supposed to be secret.
+Capitol Police “requested that the shared employees be allowed to continue to use their IT credentials until February [2017] because they didn’t want to tip off the employees,” she said.
+Wasserman Schultz’s brother is a prosecutor in the same office handling the case and has tweeted about it.
+Gowen said the wire transfer instead had to do with the land deal, which he told the Washington Examiner was “quickly souring.”
+Wasserman Schultz did not respond to a request for comment.
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+Obama’s Treason: Even Worse Than We Thought
+
+The Washington Free Beacon reported Wednesday that “the Obama administration skirted key U.S. sanctions to grant Iran access to billions in hard currency despite public assurances the administration was engaged in no such action, according to a new congressional investigation.”
+And it gets even worse: “The investigation, published Wednesday by the House Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, further discloses secret efforts by top Obama administration officials to assure European countries they would receive a pass from U.S. sanctions if they engaged in business with Iran.”
+This revelation comes after the news that came to light in February, that, according to Bill Gertz in the Washington Times, “the U.S. government has traced some of the $1.7 billion released to Iran by the Obama administration to Iranian-backed terrorists in the two years since the cash was transferred.”
+There is a law that applies to this situation.
+U.S. Code 2381 says: “Whoever, owing allegiance to the United States, levies war against them or adheres to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort within the United States or elsewhere, is guilty of treason and shall suffer death, or shall be imprisoned not less than five years and fined under this title but not less than $10,000; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States.”
+In a sane political environment, Barack Obama would be tried for treason.
+Barack Hussein Obama has planted seeds that will be bearing bitter fruit for years, and probably decades, to come.
+He is, without any doubt, the worst President in American history.
+Fillmore, Pierce, Buchanan?
+Yes, the doughface Presidents made the Civil War inevitable, but worse came later.
+Grant?
+Blind to corruption and out of his depth, but there have been worse than he as well.
+Wilson?
+That black-hearted Presbyterian bigot arguably gave the world Hitler and World War II, so he is definitely in the Final Four.
+Harding?
+Nah: his tax cuts and return to “normalcy” got the American economy, and the Twenties, roaring.
+FDR and LBJ gave us the modern welfare state and dependent classes automatically voting Democrat; the full bill on the damage they did hasn’t yet been presented.
+Nixon?
+A crook and an economic Leftist, who betrayed Taiwan for the People’s Republic; his record certainly isn’t good.
+Carter?
+Nothing good can be said about his four years of sanctimony and incompetence.
+But there is one thing Barack Obama has on all competitors: treason.
+He showered hundreds of billions of dollars on the Islamic Republic of Iran.
+There are those who say, “It was their money.
+It belonged to the Iranian government but was frozen and not paid since 1979.” Indeed, and there was a reason for that: not even Jimmy Carter, who made the Islamic Republic of Iran possible, thought that money, which had been paid by the Shah’s government in a canceled arms deal, belonged to the mullahs who overthrew the Shah.
+Likewise Reagan, George H. W. Bush, Clinton, and George W. Bush all thought that the Islamic Republic was not due money that was owed to the Shah.
+Only Barack Obama did.
+The definition of treason is giving aid and comfort to the enemy.
+The leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran order their people to chant “Death to America” in mosques every Friday, and repeatedly vow that they will ultimately destroy the United States of America and the state of Israel.
+How was giving them billions and helping them skirt sanctions applied by the U.S. government not treason?
+Other Presidents have been incompetent, corrupt, dishonest, but which has committed treason on a scale to rival the treason of Barack Obama?
+The Iranians also operate a global network of jihad terror organizations, one of which, Hizballah, is quite active in Mexico now, with the obvious ultimate intention of crossing the border and committing jihad massacres of Americans.
+Obama has given a tremendous boost to these initiatives, as well as to Iran’s nuclear program, with his nuclear deal that has given the Iranians hundreds of billions of dollars and essentially a green light to manufacture nuclear weapons, in exchange for absolutely nothing.
+There is no telling when the worst consequences of Obama’s aid and comfort to the Islamic Republic of Iran will be felt.
+But they likely will be felt in one way or another.
+Even as President Trump moves swiftly to restore sanctions and put Iran on notice that its nuclear activity and global adventurism will not be tolerated, those billions cannot be recovered, and the Iranians have already spent a great deal for their jihad cause.
+However this catastrophe plays out, there is one man who will suffer no consequences whatsoever: Barack Obama.
+That’s Leftist Privilege.
+It’s good to be a powerful Leftist in Washington nowadays.
+Laws?
+Pah!
+Laws are for conservatives.
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+Homeschooling Expands As Parents Seethe Over Liberal Social Engineering And Violence
+
+Homeschooling rates are skyrocketing as parents are continually getting more and more upset at the leftist social engineering taking place in public schools.
+The indoctrination is getting so bad, that some parents are even concerned about liberal violence against those who reject the brainwashing.
+According to The Washington Times, the recent school shooting at Parkland, Florida, was the last straw for scores of parents.
+The paper noted that “the phones started ringing at the Texas Home School Coalition, and they haven’t stopped yet.”
+“When the Parkland shooting happened, our phone calls and emails exploded,” said coalition president Tim Lambert.
+“In the last couple of months, our numbers have doubled.
+We’re dealing with probably between 1,200 and 1,400 calls and emails per month, and prior to that it was 600 to 700.” But according to Natural News, it isn’t just the rampant violence worrying some parents.
+That’s just the tip of the collectivist agenda iceberg.
+Christopher Chin, head of Homeschool Louisiana, told The Times that parents are fed up with “the violence, the bullying, the unsafe environments.” Many parents are also disturbed by the social engineering, which amounts to brainwashing and indoctrination that goes on in a public school.
+For example, a Minnesota public school is forcing Kindergarten students to study ‘white privilege’.
+The left-wing curriculum and common core are also driving parents to remove their children from public schools.
+Brian D. Ray, who heads up the National Home Education Research Institute, in Salem, Oregon, who’s conducted homeschooling research for 33 years, told The Times that concern over school curriculum has reached the top of the charts for most parents.
+Ray said the top three reasons that parents choose homeschooling are a desire to provide religious instruction or different values than those offered in public schools; dissatisfaction with the academic curriculum, and worries about the school environment.
+Since teachers are not allowed to arm themselves to defend their students against the violence often perpetrated at schools simply because they are gun free zones, homeschooling takes care of that problem.
+“Most parents homeschool for more than one reason,” Ray told the paper.
+“But when we ask families why do they homeschool, near the top nowadays is concern about the environment of schools, and that includes safety, pressure to get into drugs, pressure to get into sexual activity.
+It includes all of that.”
+Indoctrination means to teach a person to accept a belief uncritically.
+It’s the very reason the governments of the world still exist.
+People cannot logically and critically understand that hurting people and taking their things is wrong – even if people who declare themselves government is the one doing it.
+Governments are nothing more than a handful of people and have no right to aggress against others.
+But humans are taught at a young age to never question this and that belief has kept most of humanity enslaved for centuries.
+
+It isn’t a surprise that so many have decided to educate their children themselves.
+And as schools continue to fail, and authoritarian policies continue to wreak havoc on our society, more will wake up to the absolute horror of what allowing the state to educate our children has done to the moral fabric of humanity.
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+Iran Admits To Aiding Al-Qaeda and Facilitating 9/11 Jihad Terror Attacks
+
+This has long been known, although the mainstream media dismissed it as a conspiracy theory.
+But now we have definitive confirmation.
+It was Iran Bush should have invaded after 9/11 , not Iraq.
+Now consider this: even though, as President of the United States, Barack Obama had access to information that the general public does not have, and certainly knew of Iran’s involvement in the 9/11 attacks, Obama still pursued the Iran nuclear deal and gave billions to the Islamic Republic.
+The Iran nuclear deal should never have proceeded — President Obama, the worst president in American history .
+“Iran Admits To Facilitating 9/11 Terror Attacks,” by Adam Kredo, Washington Free Beacon, June 8, 2018:
+Iranian officials, in a first, have admitted to facilitating the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the U.S. by secretly aiding the free travel of al Qaeda operatives who eventually went on to fly commercial airliners into the Twin Towers in New York City, according to new remarks from a senior Iranian official.
+Mohammad-Javad Larijani, an international affairs assistant in the Iran’s judiciary, disclosed in Farsi-language remarks broadcast on Iran’s state-controlled television that Iranian intelligence officials secretly helped provide the al Qaeda attackers with passage and gave them refuge in the Islamic Republic, according to an English translation published by Al Arabiya.
+“Our government agreed not to stamp the passports of some of them because they were on transit flights for two hours, and they were resuming their flights without having their passports stamped.
+However their movements were under the complete supervision of the Iranian intelligence,” Larijani was quoted as saying.
+The remarks represent the first time senior Iranian officials have publicly admitted to aiding al Qaeda and playing a direct role in facilitating the 9/11 attacks.
+The U.S. government has long accused Iran of playing a role in the attacks and even fined the Islamic Republic billions as a result.
+The U.S. 9/11 Commission assembled to investigate the attacks concluded that Iran played a role in facilitating the al Qaeda terrorists.
+Larijani admitted that Iranian officials did not stamp the passports of the al Qaeda militants in order to obfuscate their movements and prevent detection by foreign governments.
+Al Qaeda operative also were given safe refuge in Iran….
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+The Eerie Silence
+
+In a recent communication between Randy Credico, an Assange supporter, comic and radio producer, and Adam Schiff, the ranking member on the House Judiciary Committee, Assange’s fear of arrest and extradition to the US was confirmed by the leader of the Russia-gate frenzy.
+Credico received the following response from Schiff after meeting the Congressman’s staff, in which Credico was trying to connect Assange with Schiff: “Our committee would be willing to interview Assange when he is in U.S.
+Custody and not before.”
+Dennis Bernstein spoke with John Pilger, a close friend and supporter of Assange on May 29.
+The interview began with the statement Bernstein delivered for Pilger at the Left Forum last weekend in New York on a panel devoted to Assange entitled, “Russia-gate and WikiLeaks”.
+Pilger’s Statement
+“There is a silence among many who call themselves left.
+The silence is Julian Assange.
+As every false accusation has fallen away, every bogus smear shown to be the work of political enemies, Julian stands vindicated as one who has exposed a system that threatens humanity.
+The Collateral Damage video, the war logs of Afghanistan and Iraq, the Cablegate revelations, the Venezuela revelations, the Podesta email revelations … these are just a few of the storms of raw truth that have blown through the capitals of rapacious power.
+The fakery of Russia-gate, the collusion of a corrupt media and the shame of a legal system that pursues truth-tellers have not been able to hold back the raw truth of WikiLeaks revelations.
+They have not won, not yet, and they have not destroyed the man.
+Only the silence of good people will allow them to win.
+Julian Assange has never been more isolated.
+He needs your support and your voice.
+Now more than ever is the time to demand justice and free speech for Julian.
+Thank you.” No Place to Hide: Edwa... Glenn Greenwald Best Price: $1.49 Buy New $3.70 (as of 06:30 EDT - Details)
+Dennis Bernstein: We continue our discussion of the case of Julian Assange, now in the Ecuadorian embassy in Great Britain.
+John Pilger, it is great to talk to you again.
+But it is a profound tragedy, John, the way they are treating Julian Assange, this prolific journalist and publisher who so many other journalists have depended on in the past.
+He has been totally left out in the cold to fend for himself.
+John Pilger: I have never known anything like it.
+There is a kind of eerie silence around the Julian Assange case.
+Julian has been vindicated in every possible way and yet he is isolated as few people are these days.
+He is cut off from the very tools of his trade, visitors aren’t allowed.
+I was in London recently and I couldn’t see him, although I spoke to people who had seen him.
+Rafael Correa, the former president of Ecuador, said recently that he regarded what they are doing to Julian now as torture.
+It was Correa’s government that gave Julian political refuge, which has been betrayed now by his successor, the government led by Lenin Moreno, which is back to sucking up to the United States in the time-honored way, with Julian as the pawn and victim.
+Should be a ‘Constitutional Hero’
+But really it comes down to the British government.
+Although he is still in a foreign embassy and actually has Ecuadorian nationality, his right of passage out of that embassy should be guaranteed by the British government.
+The United Nations Working Party on Unlawful Detentions has made that clear.
+Britain took part in an investigation which determined that Julian was a political refugee and that a great miscarriage of justice had been imposed on him.
+It is very good that you are doing this, Dennis, because even in the media outside the mainstream, there is this silence about Julian.
+The streets outside the embassy are virtually empty, whereas they should be full of people saying that we are with you.
+The principles involved in this case are absolutely clear-cut.
+Number one is justice.
+The injustice done to this man is legion, both in terms of the bogus Swedish case and now the fact that he must remain in the embassy and can’t leave without being arrested, extradited to the United States and ending up in a hell hole.
+But it is also about freedom of speech, about our right to know, which is enshrined in the United States Constitution.
+If the Constitution were taken literally, Julian would be a constitutional hero, actually.
+Instead, I understand the indictment they are trying to concoct reads like a charge of espionage!
+It’s so ridiculous.That is the situation as I see it, Dennis.
+It is not a happy one but it is one that people should rally to quickly.
+DB: His journalistic brethren are sounding like his prosecutors.
+They want to get behind Russia-gate freaks like Congressman Adam Schiff and Mike Pompeo, who would like to see Assange in jail forever or even executed.
+How do you respond to journalists acting like prosecutors, some of whom used his material to do stories?
+This is a terrible time for journalism.
+JP: You are absolutely right: It is a terrible time for journalism.
+I have never known anything quite like it in my career.
+That said, it is not new.
+There has always been a so-called mainstream which really comes down to great power in media.
+It has always existed, particularly in the United States.
+The Pulitzer Prize this year was awarded to The New York Times and The Washington Post for witch-hunting around Russia-gate!
+They were praised for “how deeply sourced their investigations were.” Their investigations turned up not a shred of real evidence to suggest any serious Russian intervention in the 2016 election.
+Like Webb
+The Julian Assange case reminds me of the Gary Webb case.
+Bob Parry was one of Gary Webb’s few supporters in the media.
+Webb’s “Dark Alliance” series contained evidence that cocaine trafficking was going on with the connivance of the CIA.
+Later Webb was hounded by fellow journalists and, unable to find work, he eventually committed suicide.
+The CIA Inspector General subsequently vindicated him.
+Now, Julian Assange is a long way from taking his own life.
+His resilience is remarkable.
+But he is still a human being and he has taken such a battering.
+Probably the hardest thing for him to take is the utter hypocrisy of news organizations—like The New York Times, which published the WikiLeaks “War Logs” and “Cablegate,” The Washington Post and The Guardian, which has taken a vindictive delight in tormenting Julian.
+The Guardian a few years ago got a Pulitzer Prize writing about Snowden.
+But their coverage of Snowden left him in Hong Kong.
+It was WikiLeaks that got Snowden out of Hong Kong and to safety.
+Professionally, I find this one of the most unsavory and immoral things I have seen in my career.
+The persecution of this man by huge media organizations which have drawn great benefit from WikiLeaks.
+One of Assange’s great tormentors, The Guardian‘s Luke Harding, made a great deal of money with a Hollywood version of a book that he and David Lee wrote in which they basically attacked their source.
+I suppose you have to be a psychiatrist to understand all of this.
+My understanding is that so many of these journalists are shamed.
+They realize that WikiLeaks has done what they should have done a long time ago, and that is to tell us how governments lie.
+DB: One thing that disturbs me greatly is the way in which the Western corporate press speculate about Russian involvement in the U.S. 2016 election, that it was a hack through Julian Assange.
+Any serious investigator would want to know who would be motivated.
+And yet the possibility that it might be the dozen or so pissed-off people who went to work for the Clinton machine and learned from the inside that the DNC was all about getting rid of Bernie Sanders…this is not a part of the story!
+Eight Hundred Thousand Disclosures on Russia
+JP: What happened to Sanders and the way that he was rolled by the Clinton organization, everybody knows that this is the story.
+And now we have the DNC suing WikiLeaks!
+There’s a kind of farcical element to this.
+I mean, none of this came from the Russians.
+That WikiLeaks is somehow in bed with the Russians is ludicrous.
+WikiLeaks published about 800,000 major disclosures about Russia, some of them extremely critical of the Russian government.
+If you are a government and you are doing something untoward or you are lying to your people and WikiLeaks gets the documents to show it, they will publish no matter who you are, be they the United States or Russia.
+DB: Randy Credico, because of his work and his decision to devote a very high-profile series to the persecution of Julian Assange, recently found himself under attack.
+He went to the White House Press Roast and, after having a nice discussion with Congressman Schiff, he yelled out “What about Julian Assange?” The room was packed full of reporters but Randy was attacked and dragged out.
+It was if everyone there was embarrassed to recognize that one of their brethren was being brutalized.
+JP: Randy shouted some truth.
+It is very similar to what happened to Ray McGovern.
+Ray is a former member of the CIA but extremely principled.
+I might suggest he is a renegade now.
+DB: It was hysterical to watch these four armed guards who kept shouting “Stop resisting, stop resisting!” and they are beating the hell out of him!
+JP: I thought the image of Ray being hauled off was particularly telling.
+These four overweight, obviously ill-trained young men manhandling Ray, who is 78 years old.
+There was something highly emblematic about that for me.
+He stood up to challenge the fact that the CIA was about to hand over leadership to a person who had been in charge of torture.
+It is both shocking and surreal, which of course the Julian Assange case is as well.
+But real journalism should be able to get through the shocking and the surreal and get to the truth.
+There is so much collusion now, with all these dark and menacing developments.
+It is almost as if the word “journalism” is becoming blighted.
+DB: There has certainly been a lot of collusion when it comes to Israel.
+Then the word “collusion” is quite appropriate.
+JP:That’s the ultimate collusion.
+But that’s collusion with silence.
+Never has there been a collusion like the one between the U.S. and Israel.
+It suggests another word and that is “immunity.” It has a moral immunity, a cultural immunity, a geopolitical immunity, a legal immunity, and certainly a media immunity.
+We see the gunning down of over 60 people on the day of the inauguration of the new U.S. embassy in Jerusalem.
+Israel has some of the most wickedly experimental munitions in the world and they fired them at people who were protesting the occupation of their homeland and trying to remind people of the Nakba and the right of return.
+In the media these were described as “clashes.” Although they did become so bad that The New York Times in a later edition changed its front page headline to say that Israel was actually killing people.
+A rare moment, indeed, when the immunity, the collusion was interrupted.
+All the talk of Iran and nuclear weapons is without any reference to the biggest nuclear power in the Middle East.
+DB: What would you say have been the contributions that Julian Assange has made in this age of censorship and cowardice in journalism?
+Where does he come into the picture?
+JP:I think it comes down to information.
+If you go back to when WikiLeaks started, when Julian was sitting in his hotel room in Paris beginning to put the whole thing together, one of the first things he wrote was that there is a morality in transparency, that we have a right to know what those who wish to control our lives are doing in secret.
+The right to know what governments are doing in our name—on our behalf or to our detriment—is our moral right.
+Julian feels very passionately about this.
+There were times when he could have compromised slightly in order to possibly help his situation.
+There were times when I said to him, “Why don’t you just suspend that for a while and go along with it?” Of course, I knew beforehand what his answer would be and that was “no.” The enormous amount of information that has come from WikiLeaks, particularly in recent years, has amounted to an extraordinary public service.
+I was reading just the other day a 2006 WikiLeaks cable from the U.S. embassy in Caracas which was addressed to other agencies in the region.
+This was four years after the U.S. tried to get rid of Chavez in a coup.
+It detailed how subversion should work.
+Of course, they dressed it up as human rights work and so on.
+I was reading this official document thinking how the information contained in it was worth years of the kind of distorted reporting from Venezuela.
+It also reminds us that so-called “meddling” by Russia in the U.S. is just nonsense.
+The word “meddling” doesn’t apply to the kind of action implied in this document.
+It is intervention in another country’s affairs.
+WikiLeaks has done that all over the world.
+It has given people the information they have a right to have.
+They had a right to find out from the so-called “War Logs” the criminality of our wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
+They had a right to find out about Cablegate.
+That’s when, on Clinton’s watch, we learned that the NSA was gathering personal information on members of the United Nations Security Council, including their credit card numbers.
+You can see why Julian made enemies.
+But he should also have made a huge number of friends.
+This is critical information because it tells us how power works and we will never learn about it otherwise.
+I think WikiLeaks has opened a world of transparency and put flesh on the expression “right to know.” This must explain why he is attacked so much, because that is so threatening.
+The enemy to great power is not the likes of the Taliban, it is us.
+DB: And who can forget the release of the “collateral murder” footage by Chelsea Manning?
+JP: That kind of thing is not uncommon.
+Vietnam was meant to be the open war but really it wasn’t.
+There weren’t the cameras around.
+It is indeed shocking information but it informs people, and we have Chelsea Manning’s courage to thank for that.
+DB: Yes, and the thanks he got was seven years in solitary confinement.
+They want to prosecute Assange and maybe hang him from the rafters in Congress, but what about Judith Miller and The New York Times lying the West into war?
+There is no end of horrific examples of what passes for journalism, in contrast to the amazing contribution that Julian Assange has made.
+Click here to listen to this interview.
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+MAJOR NEW STUDY: Homeschooling Spikes Due to School Violence, Far-Left Bias
+
+According to a 33-year-long study conducted by the National Home Education Research Institute in Oregon, the top three reasons that parents choose homeschooling are a desire to provide religious instruction or different values than those offered in public schools; dissatisfaction with the academic curriculum, and worries about the school environment.
+As reported by The Washington Times, the recent school shooting at Parkland, Fla., was the last straw for scores of parents.
+The paper noted that “the phones started ringing at the Texas Home School Coalition, and they haven’t stopped yet.”
+The Times added:The Lubbock-based organization has been swamped with inquiries for months from parents seeking safer options for their kids in the aftermath of this year’s deadly school massacres, first in Parkland and then in Santa Fe, Texas.
+“When the Parkland shooting happened, our phone calls and emails exploded,” said coalition president Tim Lambert.
+“In the last couple of months, our numbers have doubled.
+We’re dealing with probably between 1,200 and 1,400 calls and emails per month, and prior to that it was 600 to 700.”
+While the debate rages anew over familiar topics following such tragedies — tougher, more restrictive gun control laws and bolstering security at public schools — the revolution in homeschooling has been taking place quietly, behind the scenes and off the radar screens of most political organizations.
+But again, it’s not just the shootings, which admittedly have increased in the past couple of years.
+Christopher Chin, head of Homeschool Louisiana, told The Times that parents are fed up with “the violence, the bullying, the unsafe environments.”
+The Left is driving more kids OUT of public schools
+There is also the Left-wing social engineering.
+The craziness over transgender students and bathrooms/locker rooms, allowing students to “take a knee” during the playing of the National Anthem, the Left-wing curriculum, and refusing to allow students to wear shirts that praise POTUS Trump or feature the American flag are also driving parents into homeschooling.
+REMNANT COMMENT: We here at The Remnant are always eager to promote the home-schooling movement, and this report helps illustrate why.
+At the moment and personally speaking, my own family’s home-school is going great guns.
+We have a daughter still in high school and three in grade school.
+Our family couldn't be happier with our decision to homeschool---yes, all the way through high school.
+And as for our older home-schooled children: My third-eldest child is preparing to head off to college in the fall.
+Her older sister just finished a semester studying in Austria and will graduate with a double major and a minor degree next spring.
+My son will be a junior this fall, working on a Mass Communications degree at Franciscan University.
+Here's an example of his work:
+Perhaps this video from a couple of years ago will be useful to those considering home-schooling this fall:
+Friends, please give serious thought and prayer to home-schooling your children.
+I realize it’s a challenge, but few challenges have greater payoffs in this world or the next.
+There is no better way to keep the Catholic family together and committed to the Catholic restoration than the Catholic home school.
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+Conference of Mayors passes resolutions favoring gun control
+
+“Policies like background checks on all gun sales and Red Flag Laws save lives,” said Karen Freeman-Wilson, mayor of Gary, Ind.
+| M. Spencer Green/AP Photo Conference of Mayors passes resolutions favoring gun control
+The bipartisan U.S. Conference of Mayors passed a series of resolutions calling for more gun control measures during the group's annual meeting in Boston this week.
+The conference is advocating measures to strengthen the regulation of gun sales and dealers, as well as ban assault weapons and large-capacity magazines.
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+“The U.S. Conference has a 50-year history of formally adopting and aggressively promoting strong policies to reduce gun violence, all consistent with its support for the Second Amendment to the Constitution,” the group said.
+Additionally, the group called for steps it said would protect young people — like opposing letting teachers and other non-law enforcement personnel be armed in K-12 schools — and cited incidents like February’s mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, as impetus for its push.
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+The group also passed a resolution backing red flag laws that allow “family members and law enforcement to seek court permission to temporarily remove guns from a person in crisis.”
+“Policies like background checks on all gun sales and Red Flag Laws save lives,” said Karen Freeman-Wilson, mayor of Gary, Indiana, and chair of the conference’s criminal and social justice committee.
+“The U.S. Conference of Mayors will continue doing everything in our power to keep our communities safe so that children and families are able to live free of the fear of being gunned down.”
+Gun control advocates including the group Everytown for Gun Safety lauded the move.
+“Mayors are on the frontlines of America’s gun violence crisis, so it’s no surprise they’re also leading the charge to pass common-sense, life-saving laws,” Everytown President John Fienblatt said in a statement.
+“It’s time for our leaders in Washington to follow the lead of America’s mayors and put public safety over NRA priorities.”
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+FBI IG Report: A Slap On The Wrist
+
+Department of Justice Inspector General Michael E. Horowitz has released his 500 plus-page report, which purports to shine a light on the mishandling at top levels of the Department of Justice and Federal Bureau of Investigation of the 2016 investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private e-mail server while she served as Secretary of State under former President Obama.
+Such mishandling included violations of Department of Justice standards and FBI protocols.
+The report from the Department of Justice’s Office of the Inspector General (“OIG”) criticized certain actions and decisions of former FBI Director James Comey, together with those of other senior FBI officials who were involved in the probe, including former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe.
+Mr. McCabe is already the subject of an earlier criminal referral from the OIG for his alleged unauthorized leaks to the media and lying to federal investigators about his media contacts.
+Special FBI agent Peter Stzrok and Lisa Page, an attorney who has since left the FBI, were targeted in this report for their blatantly anti-Trump text messages.
+Former Attorney General Loretta Lynch was also criticized for exercising bad judgment in connection with her infamous tarmac meeting with Bill Clinton.
+Mr. Horowitz’s report focused on process and procedures.
+The inspector general made clear when he launched his investigation in January 2017 that “his review will not substitute the OIG's judgment for the judgments made by the FBI or the Department regarding the substantive merits of investigative or prosecutive decisions."
+Moreover, this report did not address whether the Department of Justice or FBI abused the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to obtain a surveillance order against former Trump campaign advisor Carter Page, or the government’s reliance on former British intelligence agent Christopher Steele’s salacious and unverified “dossier” in its FISA court application, which the OIG is investigating separately.
+In analyzing the highly anticipated OIG report’s conclusions, it is clear that either Mr. Horowitz himself decided to pull his punches or that the final version, which had been reviewed by upper echelons in both the FBI and Justice Department before its public release, emerged in a disappointingly watered-down form.
+To be sure, the report faulted Comey for deviating from FBI and Justice Department procedures in handling the probe into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private e-mail server while she served as Secretary of State, thereby negatively impacting “the perception of the FBI and the department as fair administrators of justice.” Comey, according to the OIG report, “engaged in ad hoc decision making based on his personal views even if it meant rejecting longstanding Department policy or practice.”
+Starting with Comey’s public announcement on July 5, 2016 criticizing Hillary Clinton and her staff for being “extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information,” but also announcing that the FBI was “expressing to Justice our view that no charges are appropriate in this case,” Comey was taken to task for insubordination and usurping the authority of the attorney general.
+He “upset the well-established separation between investigative and prosecutorial functions,” the report said.
+Comey’s follow-up letters to Congress on October 28 and November 6, 2016 were similarly criticized.
+The first letter informed Congress that agents were reopening their probe into Clinton’s handling of classified material after discovering her e-mails on the laptop of Andrew Weiner, the husband of Clinton’s top aide Huma Abedin.
+This letter was followed on November 6, 2016 by Comey’s statement that the review of the additional information had been completed and that the FBI remained convinced that charges were not appropriate.
+Comey acted against the advice of senior Justice Department officials in making these disclosures the way he did.
+The OIG report was highly critical of the FBI’s failure to take immediate action on the Weiner laptop when they first learned about it in late September 2016, rather than waiting another month so close to the election.
+The criticisms of Comey's undisciplined behavior was all well and good, but it was reasonable to expect something more than the equivalent of a departmental employee review after nearly a year and a half of investigation.
+Hillary Clinton’s supporters will no doubt jump on the inspector general’s criticisms of Comey’s handling of the July 5th announcement and subsequent letters as proof that he improperly influenced the outcome of the election in President Trump’s favor, even if he did not do so deliberately for political reasons.
+However, what Comey really did was to give Hillary Clinton a Get Out of Jail Free card.
+The fix was in as early as May 2016, well before the FBI interviews of Hillary Clinton and of as many as 17 other key witnesses, when Comey began the process of drafting an exoneration memo.
+Comey’s initial draft statement, which he shared with FBI senior leadership on May 2, criticized Clinton’s handling of classified information as “grossly negligent,” but concluded that “no reasonable prosecutor” would bring a case based on the facts developed in the investigation.
+Indeed, Comey admitted in his book that “we started the Clinton investigation aware that it was unlikely to be a case that career prosecutors at the Department of Justice would prosecute.”
+If putting the cart of exoneration before the horse of investigation were not enough, Comey’s draft statement underwent various language changes over the course of the next two months, including, most importantly, changing the description of Clinton’s handling of classified information from “grossly negligent” to “extremely careless.” This change was critical because “gross negligence” is specifically the legal term used in stating the statutory requirement in 18 U.S. Code § 793(f) for a finding of criminal conduct.
+Comey’s substitution of a legally meaningless phrase, “extremely careless,” for the “gross negligence” statutory legal standard he had originally used, had the effect of prejudging the facts in Hillary Clinton’s favor.
+Andrew McCabe, Peter Strzok and Lisa Page were involved in the edits.
+Inspector General Horowitz saw no problem with this pattern of obfuscation regarding the deletion of the legally significant phrase “gross negligence” from Comey’s statement.
+Mr. Horowitz relied in part on opinions from prosecutors that there was not enough evidence to charge Clinton with acting in a manner that rose to a level of criminal gross negligence with respect to sending or receiving e-mails determined to contain classified information.
+Mr. Horowitz’s report thus concluded, “We did not identify evidence of bias or improper considerations.” This conclusion defies common sense.
+Gross negligence is not the same as willful intent, which Comey and his team sought to conflate in exonerating Hillary Clinton before the investigation was concluded.
+Clinton was fully aware of what she was doing when she set up the private server arrangement in the first place and knowingly used it to send and receive e-mails involving official government business, which by their very nature would be expected to include classified information.
+It turns out that some of the e-mails were accessed by foreign parties.
+Hillary lied repeatedly when she first denied there were any classified e-mails on her system and then described some of the e-mails involved in the investigation as having been classified after the fact.
+As Comey has admitted, several e-mail chains concerned matters that were classified at the Top Secret/Special Access Program level when they were sent and received by Clinton.
+Coupled with her agents’ destruction of thousands of e-mails that had been subpoenaed by Congress, Hillary’s conduct was criminally reckless at the very least, if not constituting willful intent to commit an act she knew was wrongful.
+Yet Mr. Horowitz saw no reason to doubt the sincerity of Comey's explanations for giving Hillary a free pass.
+The failure to at least empanel a grand jury to compel testimony from Hillary Clinton and key witnesses was itself a complete dereliction of duty, which could have only been motivated by a desire to treat Hillary Clinton with kid gloves for improper reasons.
+Incredibly, however, Mr. Horowitz’s report “found no persuasive evidence… that the outcome of the investigation would have been different had Clinton been subpoenaed before the grand jury.”
+Mr. Horowitz also did not deem Comey’s possible perjury in his testimony before Congress to be an appropriate subject for criminal referral.
+Comey testified that his decision to exonerate Hillary was not made before her interview took place, when for all intents and purposes it was.
+Mr. Horowitz simply took Comey’s word for what he had meant.
+Inspector General Horowitz again emphasized form and process over substance in finding a “troubling lack of any direct, substantive communication” between Comey and Attorney General Lynch ahead of Comey’s July 5 press conference on Clinton and his October 28 letter to Congress.
+Attorney General Lynch’s infamous tarmac meeting with Bill Clinton was discussed in the report, but mostly in the context of how it affected Comey’s decision to go rogue, so to speak, in making his July 5th announcement without prior approval from the Justice Department.
+As to the substance of Ms. Lynch’s decision to meet with Bill Clinton at all before his wife’s FBI interview, all Mr. Horowitz’s report had to say was that it was “an error in judgment.”
+The OIG report also criticized the conduct of Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, who had exchanged text messages sharply critical of Mr. Trump before and after the election, for casting “a cloud over the entire FBI investigation.” The report referenced a text message on August 8, 2016, in which Strzok reassured Page that she need not worry about Donald Trump becoming president.
+Trump is “not ever going to become president, right?
+Right?
+!” Page texted Strzok.
+“No.
+No he’s not.
+We’ll stop it,” Strzok responded.
+Mr. Horowitz wrote that this exchange was “not only indicative of a biased state of mind but, even more seriously, implies a willingness to take official action to impact the presidential candidate’s electoral prospects.” The inspector general questioned whether Strzok’s decision to prioritize the Russia collusion investigation over following up on the Clinton e-mail-related investigative lead discovered on the Weiner laptop was free from bias.
+Ultimately, however, he inexplicably concluded that there was no finding of “documentary or testimonial evidence that improper considerations, including political bias, directly affected the specific investigative decisions” discussed in the OIG report.
+Strzok should have been subject to a criminal referral for arguably violating 18 U.S.C.
+§ 595, enacted as part of the original 1939 Hatch Act, prohibiting any public officer or employee, in connection with an activity financed wholly or in part by the United States, from using his or her official authority to interfere with or affect the nomination or election of a candidate for federal office including the president of the United States.
+The punishment for violation is a fine, imprisonment for not more than one year or both.
+Instead, Strzok's punishment will most likely be limited to disciplinary action and possibly dismissal.
+In sum, the long-awaited inspector general report on the FBI’s and Justice Department’s handling of the Hillary Clinton e-mail investigation is as disappointing as the rigged outcome of the e-mail investigation itself.
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+Clinton Email IG Report Rips FBI, Comey, & Lynch… Plus A Whole Lot More!
+
+Inspector General Michael Horowitz’ report on the FBI’s handling of the Clinton email investigation has finally been released to the public and while it does indeed lambaste former FBI Director James Comey for his terrible judgment and handling of the Clinton investigation, it stops short of blaming it all on politics.
+Horowitz’ report not only slams Comey, but it also criticizes former Attorney General Loretta Lynch, and immoral FBI philanderers Peter Strzok and Lisa Page.
+Horowitz blames Comey, Strzok, and Page for besmirching the good name of the FBI and harming the agencies reputation with the American people.
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+At the end of the day, Horowitz was unable to find solid proof that the agency acted in a politically partisan and biased manner in the Clinton email case.
+However, the Inspector General left the door open to the possibility that political bias did indeed play a role, as his current investigation in the Russia-Collusion probe of the FBI and the DOJ could reveal new evidence to damn the FBI’s Obama era leadership.
+While the report refuses to say conclusively that political bias was the animus behind the FBI’s handling of the Clinton probe, it also indicates that IG Horowitz may have more to say about the FBI’s political leanings in his Russia report.
+The Washington Post explains:
+The Justice Department inspector general on Thursday castigated former FBI Director James B. Comey for his actions during the Hillary Clinton email investigation and found that other senior bureau officials showed a “willingness to take official action” to prevent Donald Trump from becoming president… Some senior bureau officials, the report found, exhibited a disturbing “willingness to take official action” to hurt Trump’s chances to become president.
+Perhaps the most damaging new revelation in the report is a previously-unreported text message in which Peter Strzok, a key investigator on both the Clinton email case and the investigation of Russia and the Trump campaign, assured an FBI lawyer in August 2016 that “we’ll stop” Trump from making it to the White House.
+“[Trump’s] not ever going to become president, right?
+Right?
+!” the lawyer, Lisa Page, wrote to Strzok.
+“No.
+No he won’t.
+We’ll stop it,” Strzok responded…
+The inspector general concluded that Strzok’s text, along with others disparaging Trump, “is not only indicative of a biased state of mind but, even more seriously, implies a willingness to take official action to impact the presidential candidate’s electoral prospects.”
+The messages “potentially indicated or created the appearance that investigative decisions were impacted by bias or improper considerations,” the inspector general wrote…
+Strzok has argued that he was just trying to reassure Page that Trump couldn’t win, and that he wasn’t implying that they would take action to stop his election.
+But it wasn’t just Page and Strzok, there were FIVE other investigators on the Clinton case who expressed overtly political views in support of Clinton and/or against Trump… DURING the investigation.
+Page and Strzok are not the only FBI officials assigned to the Clinton email probe who were found to have exchanged personal messages indicating either an animus against Trump or frustration with the fact that the FBI was investigating Clinton.
+The report identified five officials with some connection to the email probe who were expressing political views, faulting them for having brought “discredit to themselves, sowed doubt about the FBI’s handling of the midyear investigation, and impacted the reputation of the FBI.” The midyear investigation refers to the Clinton email probe.
+“The messages cast a cloud over the FBI investigations to which these employees were assigned,” Horowitz alleged.
+“Ultimately the consequences of these actions impact not only the senders of these messages but also other who worked on these investigation and, indeed, the entire FBI.”
+The IG also found that the FBI moved slowly on new evidence that could have damned Hillary Clinton, and did so for reasons that make no sense.
+The report took particular aim at FBI officials investigating Clinton’s email server for moving slowly after agents in the New York Field office discovered messages on the laptop of disgraced former Congressman Anthony Weiner that might be relevant to their case.
+By no later than September 29, the inspector general alleged, the bureau had learned “virtually every fact” it would cite as justification late the next month to search Weiner’s laptop for messages of Clinton and top aide Huma Abedin.
+The inspector general derided the bureau’s reasons for not moving more quickly — that agents were waiting for additional information from New York, that they couldn’t move without a warrant and that investigators were more focused on the Russia case — as “unpersuasive,” “illogical,” and inconsistent with their assertion that they would leave no stone unturned on Clinton.
+The report also faulted the bureau for assigning essentially the same personnel to the Russia and Clinton teams, and singled out Strzok, suggesting his anti-Trump views might have played a role in his not acting more expeditiously on the new lead.
+“Under these circumstances, we did not have confidence that Strzok’s decision to prioritize the Russia investigation over following up on the Midyear-related investigative lead discovered on the Weiner laptop was free from bias,” the report said.
+Did you get that?
+IG Horowitz can’t prove it, but he’s not sure that Strzok wasn’t acting in a politically biased manner when he slow-played the Clinton investigation while moving more quickly on the Russia investigation.
+How in the world can we trust them even as they express bias while investigating malfeasance?
+We see this kind of corruption all over the world, why should believe that these officials could be immune to acting on their personal biases?
+There were 7 of them on the case, and they were comfortable enough with each other to express their biases openly and none of them ever chastised the others for expressing those biases!
+Not only that, the team that handled Clinton’s investigation so poorly was almost the identical team that was then assigned to handle the Russia investigation!
+Meaning, the obviously politically biased team that had just cleared the woman that they supported, was now tapped to investigate if the man that they hated was tied to Russian corruption.
+This is INSANE.
+Meanwhile, another story just breaking at Fox News provides even more evidence that Peter Strzok is the big bad guy in the FBI mess.
+Not only was he slow-playing the Clinton investigation, he may be the only reason she was never charged with a crime.
+In a newly released FBI email, we learned that “foreign actors” gained at least some access to Hillary Clinton’s unsecure email system.
+Fox News obtained the memo prepared by the House Judiciary and Oversight committees, which lays out key interim findings ahead of next week’s hearing with Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz.
+The IG, separately, is expected to release his highly anticipated report on the Clinton email case later Thursday.
+The House committees, which conducted a joint probe into decisions made by the DOJ in 2016 and 2017, addressed a range of issues in their memo including Clinton’s email security.
+“Documents provided to the Committees show foreign actors obtained access to some of Mrs. Clinton’s emails — including at least one email classified ‘Secret,'” the memo says, adding that foreign actors also accessed the private accounts of some Clinton staffers.
+Here’s the email in question:
+Peter Strzok email about Clinton emails by Fox News on Scribd
+The email came from FBI agent Peter Strzok and it’s the first place we see the question of whether or not Clinton can be found as “grossly negligent,” in the handling of classified intel.
+Remember, Strzok is widely credited as the man who changed FBI Director Comey’s language on the Clinton email investigation from the prosecutable “grossly negligent” to the legally superflous “extremely careless.”
+At HotAir.com John Sexton explains the importance of this discovery:
+In the FBI memo, you can already see the genesis of the distinction the FBI would rely on to clear Clinton.
+Strzok writes that the media has been focused on the question of why Hillary seems to be getting a pass when “Petraeus/Berger/Libby” did not.
+He writes, “We draw the distinction in noting we have no evidence classified information was ever shared with an unauthorized party, i.e.
+notwithstanding the server setup, we have not seen classified information shared with a member of the media, an agent of a foreign power, a lover, etc.” In other words, Hillary may have been hacked but she didn’t intentionally give anything away.
+Of course, the statute itself didn’t make intent a prerequisite.
+Herridge reports that the House committee memo once again raises this same issue: “Officials from both agencies have created a perception they misinterpreted the Espionage Act by stating Secretary Clinton lacked the requisite ‘intent’ for charges to be filed,” the memo says, before pointing to statements by Comey that indicated a belief that intent was required — which the memo says ignored “meaningful aspects” of the law.
+It really does seem that Strzok, an agent who had a personal pro-Hillary bias, was the person who pushed to let her off the hook by focusing on her intent rather than her negligence setting up the server in the first place.
+I fully believe IG Horowitz’ findings here.
+I believe that he was unable to prove that there was any political motive to the FBI’s handling of the Clinton email case, and I believe that while the case was obviously mishandled, it could have reached the conclusion it did honorably.
+However, I also think that the IG has purposely left room in his conclusion to amend that decision after he’s concluded his Russia investigation.
+In fact, there are already signs of him doing that in this report.
+Much of the information that he uses to chastise Strzok’s behavior and judgment in the Clinton email case, would have actually come from his current investigation into the Russia mess.
+It’s quite possible that as bad as this report is for Comey, Strzok, Page, and Obama’s FBI leadership… Horowitz’ conclusion in the Russia investigation could prove to be even worse.
+We’ll see.
+Article posted with permission from Constitution.com
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+Foolish Religion Author Gary Wills: ‘The Religion of the Qur’an Is a Religion of Peace’
+
+Outside of specialists and seekers, the only reason why there is general interest in the Qur’an among non-Muslims is to seek an answer to the question of whether or not it justifies and encourages Islamic terrorism.
+With What the Qur’an Meant: And Why It Matters, religion author Garry Wills is here to reassure us:
+What did the scripture of Islam tell me about the duty to kill infidels?
+Some people are sure it is there, though it isn’t.
+Then what does it say about Shari’ah law?
+Not a thing (p. 7).
+That would be good to know, were Wills a reliable witness.
+Unfortunately, he proves to be just the opposite: Wills laments “Robert Spencer of Jihad Watch calling for a ban on the Qur’an” (p. 58).
+I have never called for such a ban, and oppose in principle the banning of any book.
+Wills, not surprisingly, does not offer any quotation from me to back up his false claim.
+His manifest unreliability on this point casts a shadow on his primary assertions about the Qur’an.
+Wills seems determined to put the best possible face on the Qur’an, which requires him to ignore a great deal of Qur’anic incitement and hatred.
+For example, he quotes 5:51 -- “You who believe, do not take the Jews and Christians as allies” (p. 114) -- but he nonetheless concludes, after ten pages of tu quoque arguments and other legerdemain, that “the Qur’an is fraternal in its treatment of other faiths” (p. 124).
+Wills never mentions Qur’an 9:29, which commands Muslims to wage war against Jews and Christians and subjugate them as inferiors under the rule of Sharia.
+Wills is no more trustworthy when he deals with the question of violence in the Qur’an.
+He renders one key passage in this way: “Fight then until there is no more persecution, and worship [at the shrine] is devoted to God” (2:193; p. 133).
+Whence the bracketed interpolation “at the shrine”?
+Wills doesn’t give any source for it; apparently it comes from none other than Garry Wills himself.
+By adding “at the shrine” to this verse, Wills restricts the call to fight to the area around the Sacred Mosque in Mecca.
+He ignores the fact that some Islamic authorities see this passage as calling for nothing less than unlimited warfare against non-Muslims.
+The prominent Twentieth Century Indian Islamic scholar Muhammad Ashiq Ilahi Bulandshahri explains the passage this way:
+The worst of sins are Infidelity ( Kufr) and Polytheism ( shirk) which constitute rebellion against Allah, The Creator.
+To eradicate these, Muslims are required to wage war until there exists none of it in the world, and the only religion is that of Allah.
+Wills doesn’t mention the existence of such interpretations, even to dismiss them.
+Likewise, when he claims that the Qur’an has “not a thing” to say about Sharia, he appears unaware that the Qur’an is one of the sources of Sharia.
+The Qur’an’s declarations that a woman’s testimony is worth half that of a man’s (2:282), that a daughter is to receive a smaller part of an inheritance than a son receives (4:11), that thieves are to have their hands amputated (5:38), and that those who “wage war against Allah and his messenger” are to be crucified or have a hand and foot amputated on opposite sides (5:33) are part of Sharia in all its various expressions.
+Because these stipulations are found in the Qur’an, they cannot be questioned or set aside.
+Throughout his book, Wills’ assurances that the Qur’an is not really as bad as “right-wing Islamophobes” say, or that the Bible contains material that is just as bad or worse, dissolve under close scrutiny.
+Again and again it turns out that Wills has ignored key passages in order to make his case.
+He asks why the Qur’an is “so ferocious to ‘hypocrites’ and apostates” (p. 124).
+Then he offers a quotation from the New Testament Letter to the Hebrews saying that “if we sin again on purpose” there is “only a terrifying judgment to come” (p. 126).
+Wills concludes: “The Qur’an is not as absolute as this, because it always leaves room for God’s inexhaustible mercy and forgiveness” (p. 126).
+That sounds wonderful, and certainly pleasing to multicultural ears to learn that the Qur’an is more merciful than the New Testament.
+Until one realizes that, in his discussion of apostasy in the Qur’an, Wills has omitted all mention of the primary Qur’anic passage on this topic:
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+They wish you would disbelieve as they disbelieved so you would be alike.
+So do not take from among them allies until they emigrate for the cause of Allah.
+But if they turn away, then seize them and kill them wherever you find them and take not from among them any ally or helper (4:89).
+To “emigrate in the cause of Allah” is to leave one’s home and join up with the Muslims.
+This passage envisions some of the disbelievers becoming Muslim, and then turning away again, whereupon the Muslims are told to “kill them wherever you find them.” God’s inexhaustible mercy, indeed.
+Wills’ peaceful fantasy Qur’an raises one massive question that the author does not and cannot answer: if the Islamic holy book is really as peaceful and benign as Garry Wills makes it out to be, why do so very many Muslims worldwide misunderstand it?
+The Islamic State (ISIS), in its heyday, quoted the Qur’an frequently -- odd behavior if the group actually was ignorant of, indifferent to, or in violation of the book’s core tenets.
+ISIS quoted the Qur’an extensively in threats to blow up the White House and conquer Rome and Spain; in explaining its priorities in the nations it is targeting in jihad; in preaching to Christians after collecting the jizya (a Qur’an-based tax, cf.
+Qur’an 9:29); in justifying the execution of accused spies; and in its various videos.
+ISIS also awarded $10,000 prizes and sex slaves in Qur’an memorization contests.
+One of its underground lairs was found littered with weapons and copies of the Qur’an.
+Children in the Islamic State study the Qur’an and get weapons training.
+One Malaysian Muslim said that the Qur’an led him to join the Islamic State.
+A Muslima in the U.S. promoted the Islamic State by quoting the Qur’an.
+An Islamic State propagandist’s parents said of him: “Our son is a devout Muslim.
+He had learnt the Quran by heart.” A Muslim politician from Jordan said that the Islamic State’s “doctrine stems from the Qur’an and Sunnah.”
+How would Garry Wills explain all that?
+He can’t; he has just explained all Qur’anic violence and intolerance away, leaving the manifest fact that all too many Muslims worldwide think that the Qur’an says exactly what he claims it does not say an unanswered conundrum.
+Wills’ naïve, inaccurate, misleadingly sunny view of the Qur’an, of course, accords with that of his fellow Leftist Catholic, Pope Francis.
+Francis has proclaimedpreposterously that “authentic Islam and the proper reading of the Koran are opposed to every form of violence.” Wills’ book accords well with the present-day Catholic Church’s head-in-the-sand posture toward Qur’an-based Islamic jihad violence and the Muslim persecution of the ancient Christian communities of the Middle East.
+It isn’t remotely accurate, but it feels good, and for the Catholic and Leftist establishment today, that seems to be all that matters.
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+After Calling for Guns & Ammo Confiscation & Universal Gun Registration, the American Medical Association Should Think About Taking "American" Out of Their Name
+
+The American Medical Association (AMA) should seriously consider changing their names since they are about as anti-American as it comes in their new demands for gun confiscation measures, which include guns and ammunition confiscation, as well as universal gun registration.
+The AMA, which should take no political position when it comes to guns, except to uphold the law which protects the God-given rights of law-abiding citizens, came out with a lengthy blog post not only calling for guns and ammunition confiscation, as well as universal gun registration but also proposals to ban the sale and possession of “all assault-type weapons, bump stocks and related devices, high-capacity magazines, and armor piercing bullets.”
+Now, the majority of people at the AMA probably couldn't tell you any of these devices or items if they saw them, but they are advancing an agenda.
+Just keep that in mind.
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+This has nothing to do with medicine or health, and far from stupid people running for Congress who spray themselves with pepper spray to tell you how it will be effective to protect your children against a criminal armed with a gun, these people don't used the word "epidemic" in their diatribe, though they are on record saying gun violence is a public health crisis.
+Sara Berg, a senior writer at AMA, was the author of the lengthy post which calls for all sorts of government overreach and unconstitutional legislation.
+And though she has a huge laundry list of things the AMA supports, she fails, like every other Socialist and Communist, to tell us exactly how these measures keep people safe and weapons out of the hands of criminals.
+Berg and the AMA want to pull a Dick's Sporting Goods and demand that people be 21 before they can purchase a firearm.
+Does Berg and the AMA support our military?
+Do they not know that 18-year-olds carry firearms, both handguns and rifles?
+I ask, as I do with the issue concerning alcohol, what is magic about the age of 21?
+I ask, where does government get to determine who gets to do whatever at whatever age based on an ambiguous age number?
+Yet, if we do that, we won't have to worry about mass shooters, right?
+Wrong.
+Yeah, that's gonna keep people safe.
+It's going to infringe on the rights of those who don't commit crimes and need a gun to protect themselves or be part of the constitutional militia.
+The AMA also wants to bypass the Fifth Amendment protections concerning someone actually being indicted and found guilty of a crime being deprived of their liberty and property as they promote a new legal procedure by which “family members, intimate partners, household members and law enforcement personnel” can petition courts to confiscate firearms from people “when there is a high or imminent risk for violence.”
+They want to do what President Donald Trump suggested and "take the guns first" and forget due process.
+See?
+This is why they should be honest about who they are and name themselves the Non-American Medical Association.
+I'm all for situations like Nikolas Cruz who assaulted teachers and students being arrested and tried and dealt with lawfully, but to go seizing people's property and denying them their liberty base on the hearsay of another person is anti-constitutional and anti-American.
+Who knows exactly what they mean by high-capacity magazines.
+I mean, for the most part, you can obtain 20 or 30 round magazines for both handguns and rifles.
+In some cases, you can purchase drums which hold 50-100 rounds, but if you are in New York, the NY SAFE Act defines your high capacity magazine to hold anything more than 7 rounds.
+As for the nonsensical call to ban armor-piercing bullets, virtually every caliber of bullet, except maybe a .22 can pierce kevlar-based vests, and if you are using .22 magnums, they will even pierce those!
+At the 2018 AMA Annual Meeting, delegates adopted policy for the AMA to support: Establishing laws allowing family members, intimate partners, household members and law enforcement personnel to petition a court for the removal of a firearm when there is a high or imminent risk for violence.
+Prohibiting persons who are under domestic violence restraining orders, convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence crimes or stalking from possessing or purchasing firearms.
+Expanding domestic violence restraining orders to include dating partners.
+Requiring states to have protocols or processes in place for requiring the removal of firearms by prohibited persons.
+Requiring domestic violence restraining orders and gun violence restraining orders to be entered into the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
+Efforts to ensure the public is aware of the existence of laws that allow for the removal of firearms from high-risk individuals.
+The delegates also modified existing policy to: Recognize the role of firearms in suicides.
+Encourage the development of curricula and training for physicians with a focus on suicide risk assessment and prevention as well as lethal means safety counseling.
+Encourage physicians, as a part of their suicide prevention strategy, to discuss lethal means safety and work with families to reduce access to lethal means of suicide.
+Newly adopted policy also means the AMA will:
+Advocate for schools to remain gun-free zones except for school-sanctioned activities and professional law enforcement officials.
+Oppose requirements or incentives of teachers to carry weapons.
+They also oppose concealed carry reciprocity, which I do as well, but based on the principle that the Second Amendment's protections extend to the various states as well, since it recognizes a right, not a permission, to keep and bear arms.
+I also oppose it because it's just another step for the federal government to say they need a database so states can check, thus identifying gun owners and possibly their weapons.
+“People are dying of gun violence in our homes, churches, schools, on street corners and at public gatherings, and it’s important that lawmakers, policy leaders and advocates on all sides seek common ground to address this public health crisis,” said AMA Immediate Past President David O. Barbe, MD, MHA.
+“In emergency rooms across the country, the carnage of gun violence has become a too routine experience.
+“Every day,” Dr. Barbe added, “physicians are treating suicide victims, victims of domestic partner violence, and men and women simply in the wrong place at the wrong time.
+It doesn’t have to be this way, and we urge lawmakers to act.”
+Yeah, and people are dying by the hundreds of thousands at the hands of drugs approved by the FDA, but I don't hear you guys calling to shut down the unconstitutional FDA or put Big Pharma out of business, does anyone else?
+Where is Berg's blog post on that?
+Where is the AMA statement against the pharmaceutical companies and big government?
+I'll tell you why they aren't speaking out on that... they don't want to bite the hand that feeds them, plain and simple.
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+Stop Comparing Immigration Enforcement to the Holocaust
+
+The media has 2 very simple rules for Holocaust analogies.
+1.
+The Muslim Brotherhood's leaders praising Hitler, calling for another Holocaust and killing Jews is nothing like the Holocaust.
+And only shameless Zionists would attempt to equate killing Jews with killing Jews.
+2.
+Anything a Republican president does is exactly like the Holocaust.
+A former CIA director compared US immigration policy to Nazi Germany in an ominous Tweet.
+“Other governments have separated mothers and children,” Former CIA and NSA chief Michael Hayden wrote on Saturday, along with a black and white photo of the Birkenau concentration and death-camp in Poland.
+Then Hayden doubled down on that analogy.
+It's particularly stupid of Michael Hayden to make that analogy because during the Bush years, the agencies he ran were compared to Nazi Germany.
+Repeatedly.
+You might think that would have cured him of facile Nazi analogies.
+But instead it seems to have whetted his appetite for making them.
+Yes, the Nazi arrested people, asked them for ID, split up families and... then killed them all.
+That's the really relevant part.
+Every country arrests people.
+Just about every country splits up families when they arrest the parents.
+That's not unique.
+Selecting the Jews, based on race, for extermination is more of the reason why the term Nazi is not a positive one.
+Hayden's thoughtless tweet can just as easily be used to delegitimize any and all law enforcement.
+The attacks here are motivated by a desire for open borders.
+Children are being used as human shields in a campaign to end national security forever.
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+Nigel Farage Warns “We’ll Lose” A Battle Between the West and Islam
+
+British politician Nigel Farage once helped convince Britons to vote for Brexit and separate from the European Union, but British establishment politicians have done everything they could to sabotage that vote since then.
+Now Farage has apparently decided that if he can’t beat them, he’ll join them — if not on Brexit, then in their stance of denial and appeasement regarding the global jihad threat.’
+At a recent dinner of the UK Independence Party (UKIP), which he formerly headed, Farage said: “If dealing with Islamic fundamentalism becomes a battle between us and the entire religion, I’ll tell you the result: we’ll lose.
+We will simply lose….We absolutely have to get that Muslim majority living in many of our towns and cities on our side, more attuned to Western values than some pretty hardline interpretations of the Qur’an.”
+Sure.
+Now how does Farage propose to do that?
+His warning against making the resistance to jihad a “battle between us and the entire religion” is odd.
+No sane person is saying that the West should go to war with the entire Islamic world.
+The likeliest interpretation of his statement is that he is saying that we must not speak about how jihadis find justification for their actions in the Qur’an and Sunnah, as that will alienate the “moderates.”
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+But if we don’t speak about such facts, how will we ever convince Muslims not to follow “hardline interpretations of the Qur’an”?
+Another problem with Farage’s statement is that it manifests a remarkable ignorance of history.
+While he is deeply concerned that British people not begin to think that resisting jihad terror means that they are in a “battle” with the “entire religion” of Islam, he appears unaware of the fact that many Muslims throughout history have considered their entire religion to be at war with the entire non-Muslim world.
+I document this abundantly in my new book The History of Jihad From Muhammad to ISIS .
+To take one of innumerable examples, Sharaf ad-Din Ali Yazdi, a fifteenth-century Persian who wrote a biography of the Mongol Muslim warrior Tamerlane, observed that “the Qur’an says the highest dignity man can attain is that of making war in person against the enemies of his religion.
+Muhammad advises the same thing, according to the tradition of the Muslim doctors: wherefore the great Temur always strove to exterminate the infidels, as much to acquire that glory, as to signalise himself by the greatness of his conquests.”
+After conquest came dhimmitude, the subjugated status that the Qur’an mandates for “the People of the Book” (primarily Jews and Christians).
+In the early twelfth century, the Fatimid caliph Al-Amir bi-Ahkamillah issued this edict:
+Now, the prior degradation of the infidels in this world before the life to come—where it is their lot—is considered an act of piety; and the imposition of their poll tax [jizya], “until they pay the tribute out of hand and have been humbled” (Koran 9:29) is a divinely ordained obligation….The dhimmi’s payment of his dues by a bill drawn on a Muslim, or by delegating a real believer to pay it in his name will not be tolerated.
+It must be exacted from him directly in order to vilify and humiliate him, so that Islam and its people may be exalted and the race of infidels brought low.
+The jizya is to be imposed on all of them in full, without exception.
+Underlying this subjugation is a deep contempt for non-Muslims.
+In the year 718, the Umayyad caliph Umar ibn Abd al-Aziz sent out a message to the governors of the various Islamic provinces:
+O you who believe!
+The non-Muslims are nothing but dirt.
+Allah has created them to be partisans of Satan; most treacherous in regard to all they do; whose whole endeavor in this nether life is useless, though they themselves imagine that they are doing fine work.
+Upon them rests the curse of Allah, of the Angels and of man collectively
+We must not think that we are at war with the entire religion.
+But what, Mr. Farage, are we to think about the Muslims who consider themselves and their religion to be at war with us?
+Nigel Farage has become just another mainstream hack politician.
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Julian Assange
+
+The persecution of Julian Assange must end.
+Or it will end in tragedy.
+The Australian government and prime minister Malcolm Turnbull have an historic opportunity to decide which it will be.
+They can remain silent, for which history will be unforgiving.
+Or they can act in the interests of justice and humanity and bring this remarkable Australian citizen home.
+Assange does not ask for special treatment.
+The government has clear diplomatic and moral obligations to protect Australian citizens abroad from gross injustice: in Julian’s case, from a gross miscarriage of justice and the extreme danger that await him should he walk out of the Ecuadorean embassy in London unprotected.
+We know from the Chelsea Manning case what he can expect if a U.S. extradition warrant is successful — a United Nations Special Rapporteur called it torture.
+I know Julian Assange well; I regard him as a close friend, a person of extraordinary resilience and courage.
+I have watched a tsunami of lies and smear engulf him, endlessly, vindictively, perfidiously; and I know why they smear him.
+In 2008, a plan to destroy both WikiLeaks and Assange was laid out in a top secret document dated 8 March, 2008.
+The authors were the Cyber Counter-intelligence Assessments Branch of the U.S. Defence Department.
+They described in detail how important it was to destroy the “feeling of trust” that is WikiLeaks’ “centre of gravity”.
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+This would be achieved, they wrote, with threats of “exposure [and] criminal prosecution” and a unrelenting assault on reputation.
+The aim was to silence and criminalise WikiLeaks and its editor and publisher.
+It was as if they planned a war on a single human being and on the very principle of freedom of speech.
+Vichy Media
+Their main weapon would be personal smear.
+Their shock troops would be enlisted in the media — those who are meant to keep the record straight and tell us the truth.
+The irony is that no one told these journalists what to do.
+I call them Vichy journalists — after the Vichy government that served and enabled the German occupation of wartime France.
+Last October, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation journalist Sarah Ferguson interviewed Hillary Clinton, over whom she fawned as “the icon for your generation”.
+This was the same Clinton who threatened to “obliterate totally” Iran and, who, as U.S. secretary of State in 2011, was one of the instigators of the invasion and destruction of Libya as a modern state, with the loss of 40,000 lives.
+Like the invasion of Iraq, it was based on lies.
+When the Libyan President was murdered publicly and gruesomely with a knife, Clinton was filmed whooping and cheering.
+Thanks largely to her, Libya became a breeding ground for ISIS and other jihadists.
+Thanks largely to her, tens of thousands of refugees fled in peril across the Mediterranean, and many drowned.
+WikiLeaks Exposed Clinton
+Leaked emails published by WikiLeaks revealed that Hillary Clinton’s foundation – which she shares with her husband – received millions of dollars from Saudi Arabia and Qatar, the main backers of ISIS and terrorism across the Middle East.
+As Secretary of State, Clinton approved the biggest arms sale ever — worth $80 billion — to Saudi Arabia, one of her foundation’s principal benefactors.
+Today, Saudi Arabia is using these weapons to crush starving and stricken people in a genocidal assault on Yemen.
+Sarah Ferguson, a highly paid reporter, raised not a word of this with Hillary Clinton sitting in front of her.
+Instead, she invited Clinton to describe the “damage” Julian Assange did “personally to you”.
+In response, Clinton defamed Assange, an Australian citizen, as “very clearly a tool of Russian intelligence” and “a nihilistic opportunist who does the bidding of a dictator”.
+She offered no evidence — nor was asked for any — to back her grave allegations.
+At no time was Assange offered the right of reply to this shocking interview, which Australia’s publicly-funded state broadcaster had a duty to give him.
+As if that wasn’t enough, Ferguson’s executive producer, Sally Neighour, followed the interview with a vicious re-tweet: “Assange is Putin’s bitch.
+We all know it!”
+There are many other examples of Vichy journalism.
+The Guardian, reputedly once a great liberal newspaper, conducted a vendetta against Julian Assange.
+Like a spurned lover, the Guardian aimed its personal, petty, inhuman and craven attacks at a man whose work it once published and profited from.
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+The former editor of the Guardian, Alan Rusbridger, called the WikiLeaks disclosures, which his newspaper published in 2010, “one of the greatest journalistic scoops of the last 30 years”.
+Awards were lavished and celebrated as if Julian Assange did not exist.
+Maligning and Profiting off Assange
+WikiLeaks’ revelations became part of the Guardian’s marketing plan to raise the paper’s cover price.
+They made money, often big money, while WikiLeaks and Assange struggled to survive.
+With not a penny going to WikiLeaks, a hyped Guardian book led to a lucrative Hollywood movie deal.
+The book’s authors, Luke Harding and David Leigh, gratuitously abused Assange as a “damaged personality” and “callous”.
+They also revealed the secret password Julian had given the Guardian in confidence and which was designed to protect a digital file containing the U.S. embassy cables.
+With Assange now trapped in the Ecuadorean embassy, Harding, who had enriched himself on the backs of both Julian Assange and Edward Snowden, stood among the police outside the embassy and gloated on his blog that “Scotland Yard may get the last laugh”.
+The question is why.
+Julian Assange has committed no crime.
+He has never been charged with a crime.
+The Swedish episode was bogus and farcical and he has been vindicated.
+Katrin Axelsson and Lisa Longstaff of Women Against Rape summed it up when they wrote, “The allegations against [Assange] are a smokescreen behind which a number of governments are trying to clamp down on WikiLeaks for having audaciously revealed to the public their secret planning of wars and occupations with their attendant rape, murder and destruction… The authorities care so little about violence against women that they manipulate rape allegations at will.”
+This truth was lost or buried in a media witch-hunt that disgracefully associated Assange with rape and misogyny.
+The witch-hunt included voices who described themselves as on the left and as feminist.
+They willfully ignored the evidence of extreme danger should Assange be extradited to the United States.
+According to a document released by Edward Snowden, Assange is on a “Manhunt target list”.
+One leaked official memo says: “Assange is going to make a nice bride in prison.
+Screw the terrorist.
+He’ll be eating cat food forever.”
+In Alexandra, Virginia – the suburban home of America’s war-making elite — a secret grand jury, a throwback to the middle ages — has spent seven years trying to concoct a crime for which Assange can be prosecuted.
+This is not easy; the U.S. Constitution protects publishers, journalists and whistleblowers.
+Assange’s crime is to have broken a silence.
+They Never Happened
+No investigative journalism in my lifetime can equal the importance of what WikiLeaks has done in calling rapacious power to account.
+It is as if a one-way moral screen has been pushed back to expose the imperialism of liberal democracies: the commitment to endless warfare and the division and degradation of “unworthy” lives: from Grenfell Tower to Gaza.
+When Harold Pinter accepted the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2005, he referred to “a vast tapestry of lies up on which we feed”.
+He asked why “the systematic brutality, the widespread atrocities, the ruthless suppression of independent thought” of the Soviet Union were well known in the West while America’s imperial crimes “never happened … even while [they] were happening, they never happened.” No Place to Hide: Edwa... Glenn Greenwald Best Price: $1.49 Buy New $3.70 (as of 06:30 EDT - Details)
+In its revelations of fraudulent wars (Afghanistan, Iraq) and the bald-faced lies of governments (the Chagos Islands), WikiLeaks has allowed us to glimpse how the imperial game is played in the 21st century.
+That is why Assange is in mortal danger.
+Seven years ago, in Sydney, I arranged to meet a prominent Liberal Member of the Federal Parliament, Malcolm Turnbull.
+I wanted to ask him to deliver a letter from Gareth Peirce, Assange’s lawyer, to the government.
+We talked about his famous victory — in the 1980s when, as a young barrister, he had fought the British Government’s attempts to suppress free speech and prevent the publication of the book Spycatcher — in its way, a WikiLeaks of the time, for it revealed the crimes of state power.
+The prime minister of Australia was then Julia Gillard, a Labor Party politician who had declared WikiLeaks “illegal” and wanted to cancel Assange’s passport — until she was told she could not do this: that Assange had committed no crime: that WikiLeaks was a publisher, whose work was protected under Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, to which Australia was one of the original signatories.
+In abandoning Assange, an Australian citizen, and colluding in his persecution, Prime Minister Gillard’s outrageous behaviour forced the issue of his recognition, under international law, as a political refugee whose life was at risk.
+Ecuador invoked the 1951 Convention and granted Assange refuge in its embassy in London.
+Gillard has recently been appearing in a gig with Hillary Clinton; they are billed as pioneering feminists.
+If there is anything to remember Gillard by, it a warmongering, sycophantic, embarrassing speech she made to the US Congress soon after she demanded the illegal cancellation of Julian’s passport.
+Malcolm Turnbull is now the Prime Minister of Australia.
+Julian Assange’s father has written to Turnbull.
+It is a moving letter, in which he has appealed to the prime minister to bring his son home.
+He refers to the real possibility of a tragedy.
+I have watched Assange’s health deteriorate in his years of confinement without sunlight.
+He has had a relentless cough, but is not even allowed safe passage to and from a hospital for an X-ray.
+Malcolm Turnbull can remain silent.
+Or he can seize this opportunity and use his government’s diplomatic influence to defend the life of an Australian citizen, whose courageous public service is recognised by countless people across the world.
+He can bring Julian Assange home.
+Reprinted with permission from Consortiumnews.com.
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+US Conference of Mayors Call For More Gun Confiscation Legislation
+
+The United States Conference of Mayors passed several resolutions last week that called for more gun confiscation legislation following all the debate about guns after several shootings, despite the fact that government has never been given authority to restrict or regulate arms.
+Part of the hypocrisy of the US Conference of Mayors is that they actually push to infringe on law-abiding citizens' rights while claiming that it is consistent with the Second Amendment.
+For example, the organization writes in support of David Hogg's #NeverAgain movement, "WHEREAS, the U.S. Conference of Mayors has a 50-year history of formally adopting and aggressively promoting strong policies to reduce gun violence, all consistent with its support for the Second Amendment to the Constitution."
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+Whom do you consider to be the most corrupt Democrat Politician?
+Whom do you consider to be the most corrupt Democrat Politician?
+* Dianne Feinstein Maxine Waters Adam Schiff Chuck Schumer Kamala Harris Kirsten Gillibrand Keith Ellison Cory Booker
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+And just what kind of policies are we talking about?
+According to the mayors:
+Strengthening the Regulation of Gun Sales and Dealers, including: Limiting the number of guns a person may purchase in a single transaction or in a month or other specified period of time;
+Banning replica handguns;
+Increasing inspections of licensed gun dealers; and
+Targeting and holding responsible gun dealers who break the law by knowingly selling guns to straw purchasers; Banning Assault Weapons and Large-Capacity Magazines, including: Reinstating a strengthened, effective ban on military-style assault weapons, such as AK-47s, and their component parts; and
+Banning large capacity ammunition feeding devices and the importation of all large capacity ammunition clips.
+Supporting Local Efforts to Reduce and Combat Gun Crimes, including: Opposing concealed carry reciprocity policies and legislation that would circumvent city policies established to protect residents;
+Providing local governments and law enforcement officials access to ATF gun trace data;
+Opposing "Stand Your Ground" or "Shoot First" laws and urging state legislatures that have adopted such laws to repeal them; and
+Encouraging mayors to take executive actions to combat gun violence and illegal use and trafficking of guns; Protecting Young People, including: Opposing proposals to allow teachers and other non-law enforcement, non-security personnel to carry firearms in K-12 schools;
+Raising the youth handgun ban from 18 to 21 years of age;
+Banning juvenile possession of semiautomatic assault rifles; and Holding gun owners criminally liable when children gain access to improperly stored guns.
+Protecting Domestic Violence Victims, including:
+Prohibiting persons convicted of domestic violence crimes or subject to final domestic violence restraining orders from acquiring or possessing firearms; and
+Requiring prohibited domestic abusers to turn in firearms they already own;
+How any of this is consistent with support for the Second Amendment is anyone's guess.
+I think they throw that language in to cover for the fact that they are attacking it head on and attacking the rights of the people.
+How does any of this stop gun violence?
+It doesn't.
+What it does do is infringe on the rights of teachers, law-abiding citizens who want to purchase several guns which they will use lawfully, sides with criminals against law-abiding citizens as it opposes stand your ground and other measures written specifically to protect people who would normally be victims of crime.
+Banning semi-automatic weapons doesn't stop crime either, as we've pointed out before, and the statistics are available for anyone to see that gun violence didn't go down one bit during the decade of the Clinton/Feinstein assault weapons ban.
+These geniuses also "Support Enactment of Comprehensive Background Checks, Ban the Sale of Bump Stocks and Related Devices and Prevent the Arming of Teachers in Schools."
+Again, this will do nothing to stop criminals with guns.
+Why?
+Because they won't follow your unconstitutional and unlawful laws in the first place!
+On top of that, the criminal mayors want to institute red flag laws.
+"The U.S. Conference of Mayors registers its strong support for extreme risk protection order laws and urges both states and the federal government to enact such laws," the group wrote.
+They are fully in support of violating the Fifth Amendment rights of otherwise law-abiding citizens based on merely the fact that someone claims that a family member is a harm to themselves or others, even though they have not committed a crime.
+This is the Trump, "Take the guns first and then due process" mantra.
+Guns.com reported on some of the statements made by some of these mayors.
+Karen Freeman-Wilson, mayor of Gary, Indiana and chairwoman of the conference’s criminal and social justice committee, said gun-related tragedies “rips families and communities apart.” “Policies like background checks on all gun sales and Red Flag Laws save lives.
+It’s as simple as that,” Freeman-Wilson said.
+“The U.S. Conference of Mayors will continue doing everything in our power to keep our communities safe so that children and families are able to live free of the fear of being gunned down.” St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson said the new resolutions show mayors will “lead the way in solving our gun violence crisis.” “We wouldn’t be doing our jobs as mayors if we weren’t focusing on gun violence — an issue that threatens the public safety of every community, big and small,” she said.
+“Our bipartisan network of mayors knows how to work together and compromise on policies that save lives.
+If only our partners in Congress did the same.” Gun control groups, including Everytown for Gun Safety and Mayors Against Illegal Guns, praised the conference for reaffirming its support for stricter regulations.
+“Mayors are on the frontlines of America’s gun violence crisis, so it’s no surprise they’re also leading the charge to pass common-sense, life-saving laws,” said Everytown president John Feinblatt.
+“It’s time for our leaders in Washington to follow the lead of America’s mayors and put public safety over NRA priorities.”
+None of these statements can be backed up by facts.
+The facts refute their arguments, but beyond that, the Second Amendment recognizes the right to keep and bear arms is a right given to us by our Creator, not a permission we gain from government.
+So, while they tell you they support the Second Amendment and that their unlawful policies are consistent with it, nothing could be further from the truth.
+If you buy into this, you probably think places like Chicago, Illinois are among the safest places to live in the US when the opposite is true.
+Article posted with permission from Sons Of Liberty Media
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+'Textbook Definition of Bias'
+
+On Monday, DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz testified with FBI boss Christopher Wray before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
+In a predictable performance, the duo cited mistakes and raised concerns but solved none of the lingering mysteries the massive report released last week that found anti-Trump bias did not affect FBI and DOJ decisions.
+On Tuesday Horowitz performed solo before a joint session of the House Oversight and Judiciary Committees.
+Oversight chairman Trey Gowdy delivered the opening statement.
+The attorney general had been accused of “softening or watering down his report,” Gowdy said, “When the reality is it was Jim Comey who softened and watered down his press release, announcing no charges against Secretary Clinton.
+We see Jim Comey and Jim Comey alone deciding which DOJ policies to follow and which to ignore, to decide whether there is sufficient evidence to support each and every element of an offense and we see Jim Comey and Jim Comey alone deciding whether to send a letter to Congress in the throes of looming election.”
+In a devastating exchange with Horowitz, Gowdy said that “prejudging the outcome of an investigation before it ends, and prejudging the outcome of an investigation before it begins” is the “textbook definition of bias.” Democrats echoed the IG report’s conclusion that there was no bias.
+Republicans sought to tie up some loose threads.
+The IG report confirmed that President Obama communicated with Hillary Clinton on her unsecured email system.
+Horowitz said the president had been one of 13 who had done so.
+Rep. Steve King asked about the volume of communications between the president and Clinton.
+“I’ll have to get back to you on that,” Horowitz said, and the IG was “not sure” if any of the communications had involved classified or top secret material.
+If the IG did know the subject of the president’s communications with Clinton, he failed to reveal any details.
+Horowitz “would have to ask” if his team interviewed any officials at the Obama White House but said “not the president himself.”
+Rep. King asked Horowitz about his first encounter with the switch of “extremely careless” for ‘gross negligence,” which violated a criminal statute.
+Horowitz found that Peter Strzok, Lisa Page, and James Comey were all involved.
+The IG also said his team focused on the fact that the classified material on Clinton’s server was “not clearly marked,” which repeated one of Clinton’s claims about her negligence.
+As for the question of her “intent,” Horowitz said it arose “months earlier,” maybe in 2015, though he couldn’t be sure.
+King said President Obama had suggested the “careless but not intentional” language in a “60 Minutes” appearance in October of 2015.
+And King had observed that in his July 5, 2016 statement, James Comey used “intent” six times.
+Horowitz said Comey “concealed from the attorney general and the deputy attorney general, his intention to make a unilateral announcement in July 2016 about the reasons for his recommendations not to prosecute former Secretary Clinton.” The IG also described his report as a “thorough, comprehensive and objective recitation of the facts.”
+The IG did confirm that Peter Strzok and Lisa Page worked on the Clinton investigation, the Russia and the Mueller team.
+Horowitz said Strzok and Page had exchanged “tens of thousands of texts.” Ohio Rep. James Jordan asked Horowitz when his team had discovered the message about “we’ll stop” Trump.
+Horowitz conceded that this meant “stop Trump from becoming president.” The IG said they uncovered that text in May, and Jordan asked “why did we not see it until last Thursday?”
+“I can’t answer that,” Horowitz said, adding that it had been sent to Rod Rosenstein’s department at the DOJ.
+Jordan concluded that Rosenstein “made the decision that we had to wait a month.”
+Several representatives were curious about two FBI agents and one lawyer the IG report had not named.
+“The FBI raised a concern because they work on counterintelligence matters,” Horowitz said.
+Rep Mark Meadows asked if the two FBI agents were Kevin Clinesmith and Sally Moyer, which the IG declined to confirm.
+“They don’t work in counterintelligence,” said Meadows, who charged that the FBI gave the IG “false information” and altered key witness reports.
+“How did Comey see the report before it came out?” Rep. Darrell Issa wanted to know.
+Horowitz said Comey didn’t see the whole thing, but explained that he allowed those the IG team had criticized to have a look before release.
+By the end of the day it was evident that Congress would have to hear from Comey, Rosenstein, Strzok and others.
+Horowitz confirmed that the IG is investigating whether FBI official Peter Strzok’s anti-Trump bias factored into the launch of the bureau’s Russia probe.
+Also on Tuesday Peter Strzok was “escorted” from the FBI building.
+As his lawyer told reporters, Strzok had “played by the rules,” but been targeted by “unfounded personal attacks, political games and inappropriate information leaks.”
+“I hope he comes and portrays himself as a victim,” Trey Gowdy told Fox News.
+Rep. Bob Goodlatte said the committee would issue a subpoena for Strzok to testify “next week.”
+That will make for an exciting show on C-SPAN but none of this would be happening if the deep state plot to “stop” Trump had succeeded.
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+Julian Assange
+
+During World War II Cardinal Jozsef Mindszenty was a huge critic of fascism and wound up in prison.
+In Oct. 1945 he became head of the Church in Hungary and spoke out just as strongly against Communist oppression.
+He wound up back in prison for eight more years, including long periods of solitary confinement and endured other forms of torture.
+In 1949 he was sentenced to life in a show trial that generated worldwide condemnation.
+Two weeks after the trial began in early 1949, Pope Pius XII (having failed to speak out forcefully against the Third Reich) did summon the courage to condemn what was happening to Mindszenty.
+Pius excommunicated everyone involved in the Mindszenty trial.
+Then, addressing a huge crowd on St. Peter’s Square, he asked, “Do you want a Church that remains silent when she should speak … a Church that does not condemn the suppression of conscience and does not stand up for the just liberty of the people … a Church that locks herself up within the four walls of her temple in unseemly sycophancy …?”
+When the Hungarian revolution broke out in 1956, Mindszenty was freed, but only for four days.
+When Soviet tanks rolled back into Budapest, he fled to the U.S. embassy and was given immediate asylum by President Eisenhower.
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+There the Cardinal stayed cooped up for the next 15 years.
+Mindszenty’s mother was permitted to visit him four times a year, and the communist authorities stationed secret police outside the embassy ready to arrest him should he try to leave.
+Sound familiar?
+Where is the voice of conscience to condemn what is happening to Julian Assange, whose only “crime” is publishing documents exposing the criminal activities and corruption of governments and other Establishment elites?
+Decades ago, the U.S. and “civilized world” had nothing but high praise for the courageous Mindszenty.
+He became a candidate for sainthood.
+And Assange?
+He has been confined in the Ecuadorian embassy in London for six years —from June 19, 2012—the victim of a scurrilous slander campaign and British threats to arrest him, should he ever step outside.
+The U.S. government has been putting extraordinary pressure on Ecuador to end his asylum and top U.S. officials have made it clear that, as soon as they get their hands on him, they will manufacture a reason to put him on trial and put him in prison.
+All for spreading unwelcome truth around.
+A Suppression of Conscience
+One might ask, is “unseemly sycophancy” at work among the media?
+The silence of what used to be the noble profession of journalism is deafening.
+John Pilger — one of the few journalists to speak out on Julian Assange’s behalf, labels journalists who fail to stand in solidarity with Assange in exposing the behavior of the Establishment, “Vichy journalists — after the Vichy government that served ad enabled the German occupation of France.”
+Pilger adds:
+“No investigative journalism in my lifetime can equal the importance of what WikiLeaks has done in calling rapacious power to account.
+It is as if a one-way moral screen has been pushed back to expose the imperialism of liberal democracies: the commitment to endless warfare … When Harold Pinter accepted the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2005, he referred to ‘a vast tapestry of lies up on which we feed.’ He asked why ‘the systematic brutality, the widespread atrocities, the ruthless suppression of independent thought’ of the Soviet Union were well known in the West while America’s imperial crimes “never happened … even while [they] were happening, they never happened.’”
+WikiLeaks and 9/11: What if?
+In an op-ed published several years ago by The Los Angeles Times, two members of Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity, Coleen Rowley and Bogdan Dzakovic, pointed out that — If WikiLeaks had been up and running before 9/11 — frustrated FBI investigators might have chosen to leak information that their superiors bottled up, perhaps averting the terrorism attacks.
+“There were a lot of us in the run-up to Sept. 11 who had seen warning signs that something devastating might be in the planning stages.
+But we worked for ossified bureaucracies incapable of acting quickly and decisively.
+Lately, the two of us have been wondering how things might have been different if there had been a quick, confidential way to get information out.” The WikiLeaks Files: T... WikiLeaks Best Price: $2.50 Buy New $7.00 (as of 05:50 EDT - Details)
+Fourth Estate on Life Support
+In 2010, while he was still a free man, the Sam Adams Associates for Integrity gave its annual award to Assange.
+The citation read:
+“It seems altogether fitting and proper that this year’s award be presented in London, where Edmund Burke coined the expression “Fourth Estate.” Comparing the function of the press to that of the three Houses then in Parliament, Burke said: “…but in the Reporters Gallery yonder, there sits a Fourth Estate more important far then they all.” The year was 1787—the year the U.S. Constitution was adopted.
+The First Amendment, approved four years later, aimed at ensuring that the press would be free of government interference.
+That was then.
+With the Fourth Estate now on life support, there is a high premium on the fledgling Fifth Estate, which uses the ether and is not susceptible of government or corporation control.
+Small wonder that governments with lots to hide feel very threatened.
+It has been said: “You shall know the truth, and the truth shall set you free.” WikiLeaks is helping make that possible by publishing documents that do not lie.
+Last spring, when we chose WikiLeaks and Julian Assange for this award, Julian said he would accept only “on behalf or our sources, without which WikiLeaks’ contributions are of no significance.” We do not know if Pvt.
+Bradley Manning gave WikiLeaks the gun-barrel video of July 12, 2007 called “Collateral Murder.” Whoever did provide that graphic footage, showing the brutality of the celebrated “surge” in Iraq, was certainly far more a patriot than the “mainstream” journalist embedded in that same Army unit.
+He suppressed what happened in Baghdad that day, dismissed it as simply “one bad day in a surge that was filled with such days,” and then had the temerity to lavish praise on the unit in a book he called “The Good Soldiers.” Julian is right to emphasize that the world is deeply indebted to patriotic truth-tellers like the sources who provided the gun-barrel footage and the many documents on Afghanistan and Iraq to WikiLeaks.
+We hope to have a chance to honor them in person in the future.
+Today we honor WikiLeaks, and one of its leaders, Julian Assange, for their ingenuity in creating a new highway by which important documentary evidence can make its way, quickly and confidentially, through the ether and into our in-boxes.
+Long live the Fifth Estate!”
+Eventually a compromise was found in 1971 when Pope Paul VI lifted the excommunications and Mindszenty was able to leave the U.S. embassy.
+Can such a diplomatic solution be found to free Assange?
+It is looking more and more unlikely with each passing year.
+Reprinted with permission from Consortiumnews.com.
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+The Obama Era Jade Helm Connection To The Current Illegal Immigration Policy
+
+On the surface, the latest illegal immigration debate between Leftists and the Administration looks like, yet another issue Progressives are trying to undermine progress being done by the president.
+No one should be surprised by the crackdown on illegals entering the country, especially since it was one of the major campaign promises Donald Trump made before getting elected.
+When it comes to the separation of children from their families, there is nothing new today that was not being done during the Obama reign.
+In 2013, Obama began bringing into the US literally over a hundred thousand people, mainly below age 21.
+They were bused, flown, and met at the US border with Mexico by the Department of Homeland Security under the direction of Obama to do so.
+Since most of them were adolescents and older teenagers they could not be set free, thus Obama ordered various military bases to house these children.
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+Whom do you consider to be the most corrupt Democrat Politician?
+Whom do you consider to be the most corrupt Democrat Politician?
+* Dianne Feinstein Maxine Waters Adam Schiff Chuck Schumer Kamala Harris Kirsten Gillibrand Keith Ellison Cory Booker
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+The surge of children into the US from various countries south of the border was said to be the result of economics, high crime rates, and actual threats from organized crime entities.
+Another excuse used by the Obama government was to bring them here to find their families already in the US.
+Thus, the idea that separating children from their parents as being something new, done only by the Trump Administration is absurd, since we really have no idea whether the children brought here during the Obama reign were intentionally separated from their parents by the US government at that time, or not.
+We have only what little information the government told us then, which was not very much, considering the fact that Obama wanted to keep as much of this situation as secret as possible.
+What many do not realize is, today's policy of separating underage siblings from their parents once they cross the border illegally into the US seems to be a planned event by the US government going all the way back to the domestic military exercises known as Jade Helm in 2015.
+Many remember the military taking over several Walmart locations, mainly in Texas, during the Jade Helm exercises.
+This, along with the federal government grab of millions of acres of land during the Obama years, speaks volumes in the government's plan to be able to handle millions of people.
+Since Obama planned to have over a million Muslim refugees brought into the US over a short period of time, along with the hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants coming in, one can understand the reason the Feds had to have the Walmart stores and so much land, as they needed housing for the millions they planned to bring in.
+Despite President Trump signing an Executive Order suspending Syrian refugees from entering the US for 120 days on Jan. 26, 2017 while security measures were reviewed, the US still imported 110,000 refugees from Syria and various other countries into the US in 2017 alone, up from 85,000 the previous year.
+These numbers follow Obama's projections of the expected amount of refugees permitted to come to the US.
+Of course, as with the number of illegal immigrants entering our county, the Feds downplay the actual number which always ends up to be more than quadruple their stated number.
+What we seem to have here with the illegal immigration situation today is some very good actors on the Left accusing the Trump Administration of being cruel and insensitive with separating children from their families once they cross the Mexican border into the US.
+When in fact, their idol, Obama did the same thing for years during his time in power.
+What they do not want to admit to is the fact that today's illegal immigration picture is one that follows the Obama plan on dealing with the influx of illegals to a carbon copy.
+President Trump, on the other hand, is following along with it by detaining illegal immigrants at the border and separating children from their apparent families.
+Since no one can know if the children really belong to the illegals who say they are their parents, they are separated until that can be verified, along with other background findings.
+The bottom line is, both the Left and the Trump Administration seem to be following along with a plan of action going back to Jade Helm which paved the way for the housing needed for such a huge influx of illegal immigrants and refugees.
+All of which seems to be a planned event.
+In any case, neither side in DC is really interested in solving the illegal immigration problem or cares about the children involved.
+If they were, there would be no detention and separation after illegally coming into the US, only an immediate deportation by US Border Patrol on the spot.
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+Muslim Cleric: “There Were Jews In Islamic Countries & Caliphates, But We Never Killed Them Just For Being Jews”
+
+When he says that Muslims never killed Jews just for being Jews, he is lying, and relying on the historical ignorance of his audience.
+In my new book The History of Jihad From Muhammad to ISIS , I detail many instances in which Muslims did exactly that.
+In 1013, Berbers from North Africa entered Spain and took Córdoba in 1013, they began massacring Jews, and initiated a wholesale slaughter of Jews in Granada.
+And again in 1066, rioting Muslims, enraged by the humiliation of a Jew who had been appointed to rule over Muslims, murdered four thousand Jews in Granada.
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+Whom do you consider to be the most corrupt Democrat Politician?
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+The twelfth-century Muslim historian Ibn Baydhaq detailed how the Almohads treated the Jews as they advanced:
+Abd al-Mumin…the leader of the Almohads after the death of Muhammad ibn Tumart the Mahdi…captured Tlemcen [in the Maghreb] and killed all those who were in it, including the Jews, except those who embraced Islam….
+[In Sijilmasa] one hundred and fifty persons were killed for clinging to their [Jewish] faith….
+All the cities in the Almoravid state were conquered by the Almohads.
+One hundred thousand persons were killed in Fez on that occasion, and 120,000 in Marrakesh.
+The Jews in all [Maghreb] localities [conquered]…groaned under the heavy yoke of the Almohads; many had been killed, many others converted; none were able to appear in public as Jews.
+Don’t allow yourself to be deceived by the likes of Jihad Al-‘Ayesh.
+Preorder The History of Jihad From Muhammad to ISIS.
+"Kuwaiti Cleric Sheikh Jihad Al-‘Ayesh Denies the Holocaust and the Existence of Gas Chambers: How Big a Bakery Would You Need to Make 50,000 Loaves of Bread?,” MEMRI, May 26, 2018:
+Kuwaiti cleric Sheikh Jihad Al-‘Ayesh delivered a speech in which he said that the figure of six million Jews killed in the Holocaust was a “historical lie,” but that Hitler “knew the truth about the Jews” and therefore began “tormenting and persecuting them.” “The Jews were banished, tortured and annihilated because of their deeds.
+They were not banished for being Jews,” he said.
+In an effort to dispute the existence of gas chambers at Auschwitz, Sheikh Al-‘Ayesh, who heads the Bait Al-Maqdis Documentary Studies Center, drew the following analogy: “Imagine that you want to build a bakery.
+What size of bakery would you need to make 10,000 loaves of bread?… What if you wanted to make 50,000 loaves of bread an hour?
+You would need a larger bakery.
+How many ovens would you need to burn six million human beings?” Sheikh Al-‘Ayesh’s posted his address on his personal YouTube channel on May 26.
+The video was also posted on the Facebook account of Bait Al-Maqdis Documentary Studies Center.
+Following is a transcript: Jihad Al-‘Ayesh: “Some people have shown up with a new fashion.
+We used to think that fashion has to do with haircuts, clothes, or lifestyle, but the vogue today is to sympathize with the Jews and to shed crocodile tears about their sorrows, their heresy, and their historical lies.
+This is, indeed, a new fashion.
+Some esteemed people shed tears about what the Jews call ‘the Holocaust.’ […] “Did the Nazi annihilation – the Holocaust – target only the Jews?
+Anybody?
+The Jews claim that it happened to them alone and that the number of Jews who died in that Holocaust was six million.
+What we have here are historical errors.
+First of all, the figure of six million is a historical lie.
+In addition, claiming that it happened to the Jews alone excludes the non-Jews who were tortured by Hitler.
+So was it annihilation?
+Yes, it was.
+Who did Hitler annihilate?
+He annihilated a group of races and people, some of whom were even German.
+Hitler annihilated 400,000 Germans who were handicapped or suffered from chronic diseases.
+Hitler did not annihilate the Jews only.
+[…] “Hitler was not the first in the West to perpetrate a genocide.
+Inhuman and criminal annihilation runs in the veins of many in the West.
+Hitler embodies one type of modern Western annihilation.
+When the Americans occupied the republics of the Indians, they annihilated millions of human beings.
+It is said that they annihilated 50-100 hundred million, but nobody ever mentions this.
+[…] “Was there annihilation?
+Yes.
+Many races were annihilated.
+The Auschwitz camp, which is in southern Poland, was a major and exceptional camp for detention, torture, and forced labor.
+Many people were tortured and were starved to death there.
+[…] “The Jews were banished, tortured, and annihilated because of their deeds.
+They were not banished for being Jews.
+There were Jews in the Islamic countries and caliphates as well, but we never killed them just for being Jews.
+No, it never happened.
+Hitler and the Nazi state knew the truth about the Jews, and therefore, they began tormenting and persecuting them.
+[…] “That is when the Final Solution began.
+The Nazis called it the ‘Final Solution’ of the Jews.
+When we say ‘Final Solution,’ we realize that many of the terms used by the Zionist state constitute Nazi terms, ideas, and notions.
+It is as if they are two faces of the same coin.
+[…] “Since Germany and Europe did not want the Jews, the Nazis came up with the idea of sending the Jews to another country.
+The Nazis suggested Madagascar, Ecuador, or an Arab country – Syria.
+But after a while, the Nazis discovered that there were groups of Jews calling for the establishment of a state.
+They were calling for a Zionist state.
+That is when the idea of deporting the Jews to Palestine arose….
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Who ‘Won’ the Trump-Kim Summit?
+
+Last week’s Economist Magazine won the day with the best-ever headline about the Trump-Kim Jong-un summit: `Kim Jong Won!’
+That said it all.
+Just out of hospital, I was in no shape to compete with the great Economist or its very witty headline writers.
+But after watching a week of post Singapore summit between Great White Father Trump and delinquent Kim Jong-un I must totally agree with the Economist.
+What was billed as a second-coming extravaganza between the two leaders – who have been trading insults of ‘little rocket man’ and ‘dotard’ (someone who is senile) turned out to be a very expensive photo op for both publicity seekers that made much noise but produced very little – at least so far.
+It seemed as if two schoolyard bullies had been forced by the principal to shake hands.
+Beyond gestures, North Korea’s leader certainly came out ahead.
+His objective – and those of his family predecessors for the past 60 years – was to normalize relations with the US, start trade, and end US efforts to overthrow the Marxist government in Pyongyang.
+American Raj: Liberati... Eric Margolis Best Price: $5.99 Buy New $45.86 (as of 09:30 EDT - Details) Trump’s objectives, at least initially, were to crush North Korea and the threats it could pose to the United States and its regional allies Japan and South Korea.
+Trump sought to set up Kim as a bogeyman, and himself as America’s savior.
+Trump knew perfectly well that he could not destroy all of North Korea’s deeply buried nuclear-armed missiles, and, in spite of his huffing and puffing, had no stomach for an invasion of North Korea that could cost the US an estimated 250,000 casualties.
+So Trump’s solution was more show-biz.
+A much ballyhooed flight to Singapore, backslapping a delighted Kim, and a love-fest between the two chunky leaders was sold to Americans as the dawn of peace.
+America’s media was quick to retail the story and burnish Trump’s credentials among the seriously credulous.
+No more hiding under your school desks or in dank basements.
+As Trump grandly proclaimed, Americans no longer have to fear North Korea and can sleep peacefully at night!
+Why?
+Korea still has all of its medium and long-ranged missiles and an estimated 40 or more nuclear warheads.
+The North is developing submarines that can launch nuclear-armed missiles from underwater off America’s coasts.
+For Kim, these weapons are purely defensive, designed to prevent a US attack on his nation.
+But he is now a full-fledged member of the nuclear club.
+Equally important, North Korea still has an estimated 14,000 170mm guns and hundreds of 300mm long-ranged rocket launchers emplaced in caves just north of the Demilitarized Zone between the two Koreas.
+They threaten almost all of South Korea’s capital Seoul north of the Han River and some US military bases and key airfields, notably Osan.
+This is a very real threat – one that is largely immune to attack from the air.
+I have seen these emplacements from the northern edge of the DMZ.
+Kim’s big guns hold Seoul’s millions of inhabitants hostage.
+War at the Top of the ... Eric Margolis Best Price: $2.60 Buy New $24.57 (as of 09:00 EDT - Details)
+There is no mention of this artillery threat in the final communiqué issued by Trump and Kim in Singapore.
+But it was agreed to temporarily stop the highly provocative US/South Korean war games simulating an invasion of the North, a key demand by Kim.
+This column has been calling for their end for a decade.
+North Korea will seemingly halt its missile tests.
+This is not the ‘denuclearization’ of North Korea that has been bandied about.
+There may be a few gestures of disarmament but Kim must know that his nukes are his means of survival.
+In case Kim didn’t remember the dire fate of Iraq, Libya, and Syria, Trump’s new national security advisor John Bolton, a fanatic’s fanatic, cheerfully recalled the doom of Libya’s murdered Col. Khadaffi.
+The Singapore summit was also a huge humiliation for America’s allies Japan and South Korea.
+In Asia, preserving ‘face’ is essential.
+Trump completely ignored America’s two old allies after his meeting with Kim – who routinely blasts Japan and South Korea as ‘America’s stooges.’ Instead, Trump sent his beginner Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to explain what happened in Singapore, inflicting a deep loss of face on Tokyo and Seoul.
+This was a terrible insult and could spark decisions by at least Japan to proceed ahead with its covert nuclear program.
+Japan can deploy nuclear weapons in 3-6 months; South Korea is not far behind.
+The United States and North Korea are now on a more civilized level of behavior.
+But nothing basic has been resolved.
+Maybe Trump has some more concessions up his sleeve, like cutting the number of US troops in the South.
+But Korea is now on the back burner as Trump wages trade wars around the globe.
+The Best of Eric Margolis
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+President Donald Trump Proposes "Simple Immigration Plan": Illegals Have To Go!
+
+On Monday, President Donald Trump proposed what he sees as an ideal immigration plan during a meeting with the King and Queen of Jordan at the White House.
+“We want a system where when people come in illegally, they have to go out,” Trump told reporters.
+“A nice simple system that works.”
+Trump said that the system that Mexico uses to deal with illegals by holding them a few hours and then sending them away is preferable to how the long, drawn out process in the united States is conducted.
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+Whom do you consider to be the most corrupt Democrat Politician?
+Whom do you consider to be the most corrupt Democrat Politician?
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+I completely agree.
+In fact, I've often said if we catch people close to the border, we should not even bring them into the system if they are not citizens, but walk them back over the border and make sure they keep walking.
+Often, by putting illegals into the system, it takes years to deport them, which costs the American people lots of money.
+That system would require more judges to handle more illegals and Trump ripped the calls for more judges in favor of a more "simple immigration plan."
+“We want strong borders and we want no crime,” Trump said.
+“The Democrats want open borders and they don’t care about crime.”
+Trump then called on Congress to correct the problems created by legislation with more legislation.
+“The laws are obsolete, the laws are horrible, having to do with the border, both in terms of security and in terms of taking care of people,” he said.
+“We want children staying together,” Trump said, blasting the New York Times report that said he didn't really want to sign his executive order last week that would keep families together in detention while they awaited the judicial process.
+Of course, Trump has inherited a problem that has existed for several administrations, both Republican and Democrat, for decades.
+It is time that Congress sure up things so that America's tax dollars are not bound up in a worthless judicial process when people are clearly in the country illegally.
+Sadly, too many people want more amnesty which begs the question if any of them take the law seriously in the first place.
+Article posted with permission from Sons Of Liberty Media
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+Congress’ Top Cop: House Democratic Caucus Server VANISHED In Muslim Spy Ring Investigation
+
+Why was the ringleader of the widespread Muslim spy scandal just offered a plea deal?
+Who has been exposed to blackmail and God knows what else?
+And how deeply has America been compromised?
+These crimes are treason and should be prosecuted as such.
+Break: Ex-Dem IT aide Imran Awan pleads guilty to loan application fraud in federal court, as part of plea agreement.
+Prosecutors drop charges against his wife.
+Prosecutors say they investigated allegations of improper behavior in Awan’s Congress role, but will bring no charges.
+— Alex Pappas (@AlexPappas) July 3, 2018
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+In Newly Obtained Memo, Congress’ Top Cop Said House Democratic Caucus Server VANISHED https://t.co/gTj2UgSZJr via @dailycaller — Luke Rosiak (@lukerosiak) July 2, 2018
+A secret memo marked “URGENT” detailed how the House Democratic Caucus’s server went “missing” soon after it became evidence in a cybersecurity probe.
+The secret memo also said more than “40 House offices may have been victims of IT security violations.”
+In the memo, Congress’s top law enforcement official, Sergeant-at-Arms Paul Irving, along with Chief Administrative Officer Phil Kiko, wrote, “We have concluded that the employees [Democratic systems administrator Imran Awan and his family] are an ongoing and serious risk to the House of Representatives, possibly threatening the integrity of our information systems and thereby members’ capacity to serve constituents.”
+The memo, addressed to the Committee on House Administration (CHA) and dated Feb. 3, 2017, was recently reviewed and transcribed by The Daily Caller News Foundation.
+The letter bolsters TheDCNF’s previous reporting about the missing server and evidence of fraud on Capitol Hill.
+It details how the caucus server, run by then-caucus Chairman Rep. Xavier Becerra, was secretly copied by authorities after the House Inspector General (IG) identified suspicious activity on it, but the Awans’ physical access was not blocked.
+But after, the report reads, the server appears to have been secretly replaced with one that looked similar.
+The memo called for firing the Pakistani-born aides, revoking all their computer accounts, and changing the locks on any door they had access to.
+Rep. Louie Gohmert — a Texas Republican on the House Committee on the Judiciary who has done oversight work on the case — said the missing server contained copies of Congress members’ emails.
+“They put 40 members of Congress’s data on one server … That server, with that serial number, has disappeared,” he said.
+Multiple sources connected to the investigation told TheDCNF that shortly after an IG report came out identifying the House Democratic Caucus server as key evidence in a criminal probe, the evidence was stolen.
+“They [the Awans] deliberately turned over a fake server” to falsify evidence, one official close to the CHA alleged.
+“It was a breach.
+The data was completely out of [members’] possession.”
+The six-page letter says:
+• In September of 2016 … the CHA and [IG] briefed the former Chairman of the Democratic Caucus about suspicious activity related to their server that the [IG] identified.
+As a result, the former Chairman of the Democratic Caucus directed the CAO to copy the data from their server and two computers.
+• The CHA directed the IG to refer the matter to the US Capitol Police.
+The USCP initiated an investigation that continues to this day.
+• In late 2016, the former Chairman of the Democratic Caucus announced his intention to resign from Congress to assume a new position.
+The CAO and [sergeant-at-arms] worked with the Chairman to account for his inventory, including the one server.
+• While reviewing the inventory, the CAO discovered that the serial number of the server did not match that of the one imaged in September.
+[Investigators] also discovered that the server in question [the replacement server] was still operating under the employee’s control, contrary to the explicit instructions of the former chairman to turn over all equipment and fully cooperate with the inquiry and investigation.
+[A House source said the "employee” was Abid Awan.]
+• The USCP interviewed relevant staff regarding the missing server.
+• On January 24, 2017, the CAO acquired the [r[replacement]erver from the control of the employees and transferred that server to the USCP.
+President Donald Trump referenced the Democratic Caucus’ missing server in a tweet.
+But because the letter to the CHA was kept secret, many news outlets have not grasped that the House’s top cop documented a “missing server” connected to the Democratic Caucus.
+The timeline laid out in the letter also shows that Becerra — now California’s Democratic attorney general — failed to ensure that the Awans didn’t have access to House computer systems during the 2016 election, which was wrought with cybersecurity scandals.
+An IG presentation from September 2016 shows that Becerra knew of problems months before the server disappeared.
+“The Caucus Chief of Staff requested one of the shared employees to not provide IT services or access their computers,” it read.
+“This shared employee continued.” It’s unclear why that request was not granted or why it was a request rather than an order.
+A House official close to the probe said the employee was Abid, who was not on Becerra or the Caucus’s payroll.
+The official said Becerra Chief of Staff Sean McCluskie apparently knew Abid was accessing Caucus servers.
+According to payroll records, Abid’s sister-in-law, Hina Alvi, was the Caucus’ systems administrator.
+The Awans’ continued physical access to Becerra’s equipment after red flags emerged enabled the server to disappear after it became evidence, House officials close to the investigation told TheDCNF.
+(RELATED: Becerra Tried To Block Awan From House Democratic Caucus Server, But Logins Continued; He Didn’t Go To Cops)
+Becerra has refused to comment, citing an ongoing criminal investigation.
+The February 2017 memo itemizes “numerous and egregious violations of House IT security” by members of the Awan family, including using Congress members’ usernames and “the unauthorized storage of sensitive House information outside the House.”
+“These employees accessed user accounts and computers for offices that did not employ them, without the knowledge and permission of the impacted Member’s office,” it said, adding, “4 of the employees accessed the Democratic Caucus computers 5,735 times.” More than 100 office computers were open to access from people not on the office’s staff, it said.
+Chris Gowen — a former aide to Hillary Clinton who is now serving as Imran’s attorney — told TheDCNF, “There is no missing server and never was.”
+He didn’t provide any support for his claim, which is contrary to evidence Kiko and Irving presented to Congress.
+The memo said the CHA possesses voluminous evidence, including, “Interview notes with House Members’ Chiefs of Staff,” and “Logon activity and computer access logs.” Prosecutors have not brought charges.
+The Awans were banned from Congress’s computer network the day the letter was sent, and Kiko held a briefing to convey the message to chiefs of staff for members who employed them.
+But Democrats claim they were never told about any of the cybersecurity issues itemized in the urgent memo.
+Rep. Jackie Speier — a California Democrat on the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence who employed Imran and his wife, Hina Alvi — said she never heard of any missing server.
+Joaquin Castro of Texas — another Democratic intelligence committee member who employed one of the Awans — told TheDCNF that Kiko never told him of any cybersecurity issues whatsoever and that the Awan probe was instead described as a theft issue.
+Indeed, the CHA issued only one public statement on the case and titled it the “House Theft Investigation” — wording that avoids cybersecurity words while political news coverage raged about other cybersecurity issues in the 2016 election.
+Yet even the alleged theft has not resulted in criminal charges — even though the letter also says House authorities have “purchase orders and vouchers” that allegedly show procurement fraud, as well as testimony from a Democratic chief of staff to Rep. Yvette Clarke, who warned of procurement fraud.
+The FBI arrested Imran at the airport in July 2017 for alleged bank fraud that occurred six months prior, and Democrats have since claimed that the case is about nothing but bank fraud.
+Bank fraud does not explain why the Awans were kicked off the House network concurrent with the urgent memo, which did not cite bank fraud.
+A Democratic IT aide who alleged that Imran solicited a bribe from him told TheDCNF he believes members of Congress are playing dumb and covering the matter up.
+Wendy Anderson, a former chief of staff to New York Rep. Yvette Clarke, told House investigators that she suspected that her predecessor, Shelley Davis, was working with Abid on a theft scheme, but Clarke refused to fire Abid until outside investigators got involved, TheDCNF reported.
+Eighteen months after the evidence was recounted in the urgent memo, prosecution appears to have stalled for reasons not publicly explained.
+Imran is in court July 3 for a possible plea deal in the bank fraud case.
+Gohmert said the FBI has refused to accept evidence demonstrating alleged House misconduct, and some witnesses with first-hand knowledge say the bureau has not interviewed them.
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+Texas teen says he had drink thrown at him at Whataburger because he was wearing pro-Trump hat
+
+A Texas teenager who supports President Trump says he was assaulted by a drink-throwing stranger at a Whataburger restaurant -- all because he was wearing a “Make America Great Again” hat.
+The incident, which was captured on video and has since gone viral, reportedly happened Tuesday at one of the burger chain’s restaurants in San Antonio.
+“You ain’t supporting s--- n----!” the man is heard saying on camera after tossing a large drink in the direction of the person filming the video.
+WARNING: GRAPHIC LANGUAGE: Click here to watch the video.
+The individual, who has not been identified, then walks away while carrying the red hat.
+The man is heard muttering "b---- a-- motherf------" as one of the other teens sitting at the table appears stunned.
+Hunter Richard, the 16-year-old teen who says he was wearing the hat, told WOAI that some of his hair was ripped off as the man removed it from his head.
+"I support my President and, if you don’t, let’s have a conversation about it instead of ripping my hat off,” he told the station.
+“I just think a conversation about politics is more productive for the entire whole rather than taking my hat and yelling subjective words to me.”
+San Antonio police told Fox News on Thursday they had received a complaint and detectives had been assigned to the case.
+Earlier in the day, a police spokesperson said the department hadn't received a report.
+Whataburger told Fox News that it is cooperating with the police investigation.
+“We were shocked to see this video and certainly don’t condone this type of customer behavior in our restaurants," the company said.
+"To be clear, no Whataburger employees were involved or witnessed the incident, and we ask that questions be directed to San Antonio PD as we continue supporting their efforts.”
+Video of the incident reportedly was posted on a Facebook page with a request for the public to help identify the "scum bag of the year.” It racked up more than two million views before being removed or hidden, according to KENS 5.
+The man in the video allegedly was fired from his part-time job at a San Antonio bar after the footage began circulating on social media.
+“It came to our attention earlier this evening that a part-time employee was captured on cell phone video assaulting another person at a local eatery,” the Rumble bar in San Antonio posted on its Facebook page.
+“The assault took place, presumably, because this employee did not agree with the other individual’s political stance."
+It continued: “We have since terminated this employee, as his actions go against everything that this establishment stands for.
+THIS BAR IS A SAFE SPACE FOR EVERYONE!
+No matter your race, creed, ethnicity, sexual identity, and political stance, you are welcomed here!”
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+Texas Mom: My Son Was Attacked For Wearing A MAGA Hat At Whataburger
+
+A Texas mother’s teenage son was allegedly attacked at a Whataburger for wearing a MAGA (Make America Great Again) hat.
+The mother posted the video of the incident on Facebook as evidence of her claims.
+The woman claimed a man became extremely angry at her teenage son and his group of friends because one of them wore a “Make American Great Again” hat, KENS5 reported.
+The hats have become noticeable and are often an outward expression of support of President Donald Trump.
+The video shows the man throwing his fountain drink at the table and shouting a racial slur.
+According to Breitbart, in the mother’s post on Facebook, which has since been taken down, Patricia Spittler asks for help in identifying the man she called “scum bag of the year.” The San Antonio CBS affiliate reported that Spittler wrote: “His friend was wearing a patriotic hat, and this happened!
+It would be nice to know who he is for someone to let him know his actions are not okay!” Spittler added: “Real tough guy… approaches a group of teenagers minding their own business just having a burger!
+He kept his hat, too.”
+The video found it’s way to Twitter, and it is slightly violent, so err on the side of caution if watching near children.
+Also be aware that there a few racial slurs in the video.
+Disturbing video of young Trump Supporter having his MAGA hat stolen and a drink thrown in his face.
+The civility of the Left on full display… pic.twitter.com/gUzBVRpP7X — The Columbia Bugle 🇺🇸 (@ColumbiaBugle) July 5, 2018
+As the video begins, the man says, “… supporting the president.
+You ain’t supporting shit nigga,” and then throws the drink in the face of a 16-year-old boy.
+With MAGA hat in hand, the man walks away saying “Bitch ass motherf**ker.”
+The boy, Hunter Richard, said the man also pulled his hair while taking the hat, according to reports by News4SA.
+“I support my President and if you don’t, let’s have a conversation about it instead of ripping my hat off.
+I just think a conversation about politics is more productive for the entire whole rather than taking my hat and yelling subjective words to me,” he told the local NBC affiliate.
+A police report was filed and a man was fired for stealing the hat and the assault (throwing a drink in a Trump supporter’s face.)
+The post below, claiming a person was fired for the actions against Richard, had been removed or made private, meaning some may not see it.
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+Communist Door Boy Attacks Teen Trump Supporter
+
+Down in San Antonio, Texas the dangerous and violent predilections of the left reared its ugly head once again.
+A “man” attacked a teenager who was wearing a #MAGA hat.
+The criminal attacker, one Kino Jimenez, took the boy’s hat, yelled at him, and then threw a drink in the boy’s face before walking off (and stealing
+the hat ).
+The entire event was caught on camera (by the teen’s friend who was with him), and the police are investigating.
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+Here’s what happened:
+Is this the America Maxine Waters wanted?
+Where Trump supporters can't even have a meal in peace?
+https://t.co/9g1BSiw8LS — The Columbia Bugle 🇺🇸 (@ColumbiaBugle) July 5, 2018
+The attack took place in a Whataburger restaurant, and the corporation was quick to condemn the man’s actions:
+“We were shocked to see this video and certainly don’t condone this type of customer behavior in our restaurants.
+To be clear, no Whataburger employees were involved or witnessed the incident, and we ask that questions be directed to San Antonio PD as we continue supporting their efforts.”
+Jimenez, who is 30, seems to have only had a part-time job.
+His employer was a San Antonio nightspot called Rumble.
+Immediately upon learning of the altercation, the bar announced that it had fired Jimenez because they believed such behavior was immoral, uncalled for, and not in keeping with Rumble’s welcoming personality.
+On their Facebook page, they wrote, “…We have since terminated this employee, as his actions go against everything that this establishment stands for.
+Rumble has, and always will be, a bar that is as inclusive as any establishment could possibly be.
+THIS BAR IS A SAFE SPACE FOR EVERYONE!
+No matter your race, creed, ethnicity, sexual identity, and political stance, you are welcomed here!” Rumble said on Facebook that Jimenez worked as a “part-time door guy.” They added, “We do not condone these types of actions or behavior.
+If you have any questions or concerns please message us privately.
+We support and appreciate your business.”
+Contrary to what you might believe about Jimenez… he is/was NOT a Democrat!
+No, he is further to the Left and was an active member of the Green Party.
+However, upon learning of his behavior the local Green Party told the media that Jimenez had been cut off from the party for his uncalled for attack on a child.
+“We all have different opinions of our president, but we don’t take it out on innocent kids who just happen to have a hat on,” Gavino Zarate, secretary of the Harris County Green Party told Heavy.
+“You may not like the hat or you may not like the president, but you don’t show that kind of aggression toward teenagers.
+It goes against everything the Green Party stands for.
+We are not violent.
+We do not take our aggression out on innocent young people.”
+Some on the right have connected the attack to Maxine Waters’ call for Democrats to confront members of the Trump administration whenever, and wherever they happened to find them.
+Leftists have said the connection is unfair, because Waters’ was only calling for accosting Trump administration officials.
+My question is; how big of a leap would it be for a normal, rational adult to go from confronting administration officials to attacking the people who elected them to power?
+Not much in my mind.
+The reality is that the Democrats are as much to blame for the corrosive and ugly rhetoric in America today as Donald Trump is.
+Article posted with permission from Constitution.com
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+Soldiers of the Cross - Who the Real & Counterfeits Are!
+
+“If you want to change the future you are going to have to trouble the present.”-William Booth
+Before I begin, I need to make clear that the best leaders are the best followers, and that of the Christ (John 14:6).
+With that said, Isn't it funny how things work in this world, it seems like when you do the wrong thing before God and man, somehow people seem to give it a pass.
+Yet, when you begin to do the right things and obey God and love man according to the Word of God, all of a sudden, the world acts like you're doing something wrong.
+After I got saved, as they say (John 3:3), I remember my mother calling me up and saying, “The family wants to know what is wrong with you.”
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+"What’s wrong with me?"
+I laughingly replied.
+I said, "Mom, when I was in the rock n roll world doing the things that I was doing, nobody said anything, and no one had a problem with what I was doing, that is until I started to emulate (obey) Jesus Christ" (1 John 2:6).
+This reminds me of when I gave a prayer at the state capital in Minnesota.
+After the prayer was over, I had a minister come up to me and tell me that I could not be dropping the “J” (Jesus) word in the capital.
+I said that the reason I dropped the “J” word was because you haven’t in 40 years (Romans 1:16).
+What of public high schools across the country that we have been going into in order to educate the youth as to who we are, and not what the revisionists and propagandists would have them believe that we are.
+We have shown the young people that abortion is murder and that 58 million babies have been murdered since 1973 under the guise of woman’s choice (Proverbs 6:17).
+We got kicked out of a public school for re-enforcing America’s value’s by teaching the US Constitution.
+We have taught that homosexuality is an abomination, and how it is a felony in every state in our union (Leviticus 18:22; 20:13; Jude 1:7).
+How true Scripture is when it declares:
+“Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!"
+No wonder why the reprobates and hypocrites thought that the Christians who were following the living Christ were turning the world upside down in the book of Acts.
+They were, in fact, turning the world right side up (Acts 17:6).
+Identifying the genuine from the counterfeit
+Last week, I had a woman come up to me at my last meeting in Amery, Wisconsin.
+She said that she did her research on me and said that the media really attacked me.
+I responded with, "Of course they did, and of course they still do."
+They are being exposed for who they are and they do not like it.
+(John 15:22).
+I told her that there are too many counterfeits, self-proclaimed leaders, out there who care more about saving face, than they do the souls of men (Luke 19:10), as well as saving their country.
+Apparently they have a reputation to keep up.
+Philippians 2:7-9
+These are those that sit behind the status of some sort of church or political leader of the pack.
+Yet, you do not see any warfare or opposition around them and why?
+because they have simply forsaken the cross.
+There is no absolutes with these people.
+They are people pleasers and nothing more.
+After all you can always tell what a man stands for by the enemies that he has.
+They hide behind a microphone day after day.
+Yet, they fail to confront the issues that needed to be confronted.
+The reason they don't is because they are guilty of what they fail to confront!
+They are paper tigers.
+They can write all big and bad but when it comes to what someone else should do.
+However, when it is time for them to put boots on the ground, they are simply missing in action (MIA).
+These are willing to live in the freest country in the world as long as it is not them that have to sacrifice to maintain it.
+There is also a group of people out there that have to be friends with everyone (and have to apologize to any that they may have told the truth lest they should convict them unto godly repentance (2 Corinthians 7:10) as they congregate week after week deceiving themselves into believing that they are demanding a lawful change just as long as it does not offend anyone (Matthew 5:10).
+As a matter of fact, these counterfeits will be the first ones to get angry with and denounce and attack the ones that are sent by the Spirit of God (Galatians 4:29).
+Maybe this group of people should ask their enemies for instructions as to how change is brought about, and in a righteous sense reverse the lawlessness-taking place in this country (Matthew 24:12).
+These groups of people are simply enemies of the cross of Christ and know not the power of God unto salvation (Philippians 3:18).
+Furthermore, I said to this woman that this is how you can tell who the genuine Christians are that are in the fight and those who are counterfeits.
+When the church and the world can jog comfortably along together, you can be sure something is wrong.
+The world has not compromised—its spirit is exactly the same as it ever was.
+If Christians were equally as faithful to the Lord, separated from the world (2 Corinthians 6:17), and living so that their lives were a reproof to all ungodliness, the world would hate them as much as it ever did.
+(John 7:7) It is the church that has compromised, not the world.
+– Catherine Booth
+The way to gauge those who are actually taking ground for the kingdom is to see who is in the midst of a continuous warfare (always in trouble, slandered, lied about, defamed etc) fighting the good fight of faith because they trust in the living God (Matthew 11:12; 1 Timothy 6:12).
+John Calvin said, “Whomsoever the Lord has adopted and deemed worthy of His fellowship ought to prepare themselves for a hard, toilsome and unquiet life, crammed with very many and various kinds of evil.” And of course to the counterfeit's this is foreign.
+Article posted with permission from Sons Of Liberty Media
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+End The Korean War!
+
+“I have some pretty severe things we’re thinking about,” Trump said of North Korea at a news conference in Warsaw.
+“Doesn’t mean we’re going to do them.”
+What President Trump really meant is that he has painted the US into a corner with all his threats of war and really does not know what to do next.
+North Korea called his ‘or else’ bluff.
+Good.
+No action on North Korea is better than any conceivable military operation.
+Last week the North Korea test fired a new, longer-ranged strategic missile, Hwasong-14, that US experts claimed was capable of hitting Alaska and perhaps even San Francisco.
+North Korea is now believed to have mastered a lightweight nuclear warhead that can be carried by the Hwasong and shorter-ranged Taepodong and Nodong missiles.
+North Korea can’t today seriously threaten North America with missile strikes, but it probably will by 2019.
+Meanwhile, North Korean nuclear and conventionally-armed missiles (and this could include poison gas and biological warheads) today threaten the 80,000 plus US military personnel based in Japan, South Korea and Guam.
+They would be immediate targets should the US and South Korea attack the north.
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+Add tens of millions of South Korean and Japanese civilians who are at risk of North Korean retaliation.
+Half of South Korea’s capitol, Seoul, is within range of North Korean heavy artillery and rocket batteries dug into the so-called Demilitarized Zone.
+It would take only three nuclear weapons to shatter Japan and just two to cripple South Korea, not to mention polluting the globe with radioactive dust and contaminating North Asia’s water sources.
+Nuclear explosions would spread radioactive contamination over northern China and Pacific Russia.
+Why are we even talking about nuclear war in North Asia?
+Because North Korea has scraped and skimped for decades to build nuclear weapons for the sole reason of deterring a major US attack, including the use by the US of tactical nuclear weapons.
+Pakistan ‘ate grass’ for decades to afford nuclear weapons to offset the threat from far more powerful India.
+Israel uses the same argument to justify its large nuclear arsenal.
+After Washington overthrew the rulers of Iraq and Libya, it became painfully apparent that small nations without nuclear weapons were vulnerable to US ‘regime change’ operations.
+The North Koreans, who are very eccentric but not stupid, rushed to accelerate their nuclear weapons and delivery systems.
+Almost equally important, North Korea boasts one of the word’s biggest armies – 1,020,000 men, 88,000 crack special forces, and an trained militia of over 5 million.
+The North’s weapons are obsolescent; its small air forces and navy will be vaporized by US power but its troops are deeply dug into the mountainous terrain and would be fighting from prepared positions.
+War against North Korea would be a slow and bloody slog– even a repeat of the bloody, stalemated 1950-52 Korean War in which 39,000 Americans and at least 2.5 million Koreans died.
+I’ve been in the deep North Korean-dug tunnels under the Demilitarized Zone.
+A full division can be moved through in only 60 minutes.
+Ever since being soundly beaten in Vietnam and fought to a draw in Afghanistan, the US military has preferred to attack small countries like Panama, Grenada, Somalia, Yemen, Iraq and Syria.
+The Pentagon is not eager to tangle with the tough North Koreans.
+Estimates of the cost of a US invasion of North Korea have run as high as 250,000 US casualties and tens of billions of dollars.
+Seemingly heedless of these hard facts, President Trump – who himself avoided national military service in the 1960’s – keeps beating the war drums over North Korea and needling its thin-skinned regime with naval exercises, over-flights, and intensifying bombast.
+North Korea’s Kim Jong-un has played right along, clearly relishing his game of chicken with tough-talking Donald Trump.
+Trump seemed certain he could somehow cajole China into disarming North Korea’s nuclear arsenal.
+But the administration’s amateur foreign policymakers failed to understand that the only “deal” that could get China to disarm the North was by agreeing to remove all US military bases from the region – South Korea, Japan and Guam – and also moving the US Seventh Fleet far from China’s coasts.
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+Growing US hysteria over North Korea, a nation of only 25 million, recalls the propaganda storm launched by Washington to justify its invasion of equally small Iraq.
+The dim-witted US ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, has become point-woman for hurling warlike threats at North Korea even though this neocon poster-girl’s foreign affairs experience appears to have been limited to the International House of Pancakes in her native South Carolina.
+Everyone seems to have forgotten, or ignores, that North Korea, South Korea and the United States remain in a state of war.
+The 1950-52 Korean War ended with a cease-fire, not a peace.
+The US has been trying to overthrow and undermine North Korea’s Stalinist regimes ever since, using military threats, subversion and economic warfare.
+Talk of US-South Korean plans to “decapitate’ North Korea’s leadership with missile strikes and commando raids keeps giving Pyongyang the jitters.
+South Korea’s new president, Moon Jae-in, demanded that his nation be consulted before any military action.
+But Moon’s pleas have been largely ignored by Trump.
+Most South Koreans shrug off the North’s threats and seek to avoid war at all costs.
+Of course.
+They would be the primary victims.
+The US has spent over $200 billion on ballistic anti-missile systems in recent years designed to stop North Korean missiles.
+Unfortunately, these ABM systems don’t work very well.
+More tens of billions will have to be spent before these anti-missile systems become reliable.
+Would it not be easier and less expensive for grand deal-maker Trump to recognize North Korea, set up diplomatic relations, stop trying to overthrow the Kim regime, and finally end the Korean War?
+The Best of Eric Margolis
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+The Never-Trumpers Are Never Coming Back
+
+Shop all books by Pat Buchanan
+With never-Trump conservatives bailing on the GOP and crying out for the Party of Pelosi to save us, some painful truths need to be restated.
+The Republican Party of Bush I and II, of Bob Dole and John McCain, is history.
+It’s not coming back.
+Unlike the Bourbons after the Revolution and the Terror, after Napoleon and the Empire, no restoration is in the cards.
+It is over.
+The GOP’s policies of recent decades — the New World Order of George H.W.
+Bush, the crusades for democracy of Bush II — failed, and are seen as having failed.
+With Trump’s capture of the party they were repudiated.
+There will be no turning back.
+What were the historic blunders?
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+It was not supporting tax cuts, deregulation, conservative judges and justices, or funding a defense second to none.
+Donald Trump has delivered on these as well as any president since Reagan.
+The failures that killed the Bush party, and that represented departures from Reaganite traditionalism and conservatism, are:
+First, the hubristic drive, despite the warnings of statesmen like George Kennan, to exploit our Cold War victory and pursue a policy of permanent containment of a Russia that had lost a third of its territory and half its people.
+We moved NATO into Eastern Europe and the Baltic, onto her doorstep.
+We abrogated the ABM treaty Nixon had negotiated and moved defensive missiles into Poland.
+John McCain pushed to bring Ukraine and Georgia into NATO, and even to send U.S. forces to face off against Russian troops.
+Thus we got a second Cold War that need never have begun and that our allies seem content to let us fight alone.
+Europe today is not afraid of Vladimir Putin reaching the Rhine.
+Europe is afraid of Africa and the Middle East reaching the Danube.
+Let the Americans, who relish playing empire, pay for NATO.
+Second, in a reflexive response to 9/11, we invaded Afghanistan and Iraq, dumped over the regime in Libya, armed rebels to overthrow Bashar Assad in Syria, and backed Saudi intervention in a Yemeni civil war, creating a humanitarian crisis in that poorest of Arab countries that is exceeded in horrors only by the Syrian civil war.
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+Since Y2K, hundreds of thousands in the Middle East have perished, the ancient Christian community has all but ceased to exist, and the refugees now number in the millions.
+What are the gains for democracy from these wars, all backed enthusiastically by the Republican establishment?
+Why are the people responsible for these wars still being listened to, rather than confessing their sins at second-thoughts conferences?
+The GOP elite also played a crucial role in throwing open U.S. markets to China and ceding transnational corporations full freedom to move factories and jobs there and ship their Chinese-made goods back here, free of charge.
+Result: In three decades, the U.S. has run up $12 trillion in merchandise trade deficits — $4 trillion with China — and Beijing’s revenue from the USA has more than covered China’s defense budget for most of those years.
+Beijing swept past Italy, France, Britain, Germany and Japan to become the premier manufacturing power on earth and a geo-strategic rival.
+Now, from East Africa to Sri Lanka in the Indian Ocean, and from the South and East China Sea to Taiwan, Beijing’s expansionist ambitions have become clear.
+And where are the Republicans responsible for building up this potentially malevolent power that thieves our technology?
+Talking of building a Reagan-like Navy to contain the mammoth they nourished.
+Since the Cold War, America’s elites have been exhibiting symptoms of that congenital blindness associated since Rome with declining and falling empires.
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+While GOP grass roots have begged for measures to control our bleeding southern border, they were regularly denounced as nativists by party elites, many of whom are now backing Trump’s wall.
+For decades, America’s elites failed to see that the transnational moment of the post-Cold War era was passing and an era of rising nationalism and tribalism was at hand.
+“We live in a time,” said U2’s Bono this week, “when institutions as vital to human progress as the United Nations are under attack.”
+The institutions Bono referenced — the U.N., EU, NATO — all trace their roots to the 1940s and 1950s, a time that bears little resemblance to the era we have entered, an era marked by a spreading and desperate desire of peoples everywhere to preserve who and what they are.
+No, Trump didn’t start the fire.
+The world was ablaze with tribalism and was raising up authoritarians to realize nationalist ends — Xi Jinping, Putin, Narendra Modi in India, Erdogan in Turkey, Gen. el-Sissi in Egypt — before he came down that escalator.
+And so the elites who were in charge when the fire broke out, and who failed to respond and refused even to recognize it, and who now denounce Trump for how he is coping with it, are unlikely to be called upon again to lead this republic.
+The Best of Patrick J. Buchanan
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+What Happens After Islamic Conquest?
+
+Constantinople fell to the warriors of jihad on May 29, 1453.
+Usually after reporting that, Western historians turn their attention away.
+But in my new book The History of Jihad From Muhammad to ISIS , I detail what happened next.
+The Byzantine scholar Bessarion wrote to the Doge of Venice two months after the conquest, in July 1453, saying that Constantinople had been
+…sacked by the most inhuman barbarians and the most savage enemies of the Christian faith, by the fiercest of wild beasts.
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+The public treasure has been consumed, private wealth has been destroyed, the temples have been stripped of gold, silver, jewels, the relics of the saints, and other most precious ornaments.
+Men have been butchered like cattle, women abducted, virgins ravished, and children snatched from the arms of their parents.
+So much for the much-vaunted Islamic “tolerance” in Europe, the tales of which Islamic scholar Akbar Ahmed is using to fool gullible Westerners today, and soften their resistance to mass Muslim migration into Europe and North America.
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+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Pope Francis Denounces “Murderous Indifference” To Persecution Of Christians, Of Which He Is A Chief Architect
+
+Associated Press reported that the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew and other Orthodox Patriarchs met with Pope Francis on Saturday, and that the Pope had some strong words to say about the persecution of Christians in the Middle East.
+The Pope couldn’t resist an anti-Semitic shot at Israeli “occupation,” but he also seemed to denounce Islamic jihad activity, saying: “So many conflicts have been stoked too by forms of fundamentalism and fanaticism that, under the guise of religion, have profaned God’s name – which is peace – and persecuted age-old neighbors.” He decried the “thirst for profit that surreptitiously exploits oil and gas fields without regard for our common home, with no scruples about the fact that the energy market now dictates the law of coexistence among peoples!”
+The Pope lamented the fact that in recent years the Middle East has been “covered by dark clouds of war, violence and destruction, instances of occupation and varieties of fundamentalism, forced migration and neglect.” And he deplored the fact that “all this has taken place amid the complicit silence of many.
+The Middle East has become a land of people who leave their own lands behind.” He cried: “Indifference kills, and we desire to lift up our voices in opposition to this murderous indifference.
+For the Middle East today is weeping, suffering and silent as others trample upon those lands in search of power or riches.”
+These are odd statements coming from Pope Francis, a world-class Islamopanderer; notice that he said nothing about who was doing the persecuting, and implied that it was the fault of powers outside the Middle East.
+The Catholic Church as a whole has committed itself to Islamopandering, such that it is largely silent about the Muslim persecution of Christians that has taken place in the Middle East.
+Why?
+The Catholic Church is following Pope Francis’ lead, and Francis has said: “Christian terrorism does not exist, Jewish terrorism does not exist, and Muslim terrorism does not exist.
+They do not exist.” And he has also said: “Authentic Islam and the proper reading of the Koran are opposed to every form of violence.”
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+This has had a terrible influence upon the Catholic Church, and aids and abets the Western political and media elites in their determination to cover up the Muslim persecution of Christians.
+Jean-Clément Jeanbart, the Melkite Greek Catholic Archbishop of Aleppo, gave an interview to a French reporter in which he was highly critical of the mainstream media and even of his fellow bishops for ignoring the Muslim persecution of Middle Eastern Christians.
+“The European media,” he charged, “have not ceased to suppress the daily news of those who are suffering in Syria and they have even justified what is happening in our country by using information without taking the trouble to verify it.” And as for his brother bishops in France, “the conference of French bishops should have trusted us, it would have been better informed.
+Why are your bishops silent on a threat that is yours today as well?
+Because the bishops are like you, raised in political correctness.
+But Jesus was never politically correct, he was politically just!”
+Archbishop Jeanbart was not the first to say this.
+“Why, we ask the western world, why not raise one’s voice over so much ferocity and injustice?” asked Cardinal Angelo Bagnasco, the head of the Italian Bishops Conference (CEI).
+Syriac Catholic Patriarch Ignatius Ephrem Joseph III Younan himself has in the past appealed to the West“not to forget the Christians in the Middle East.” The former Melkite Greek Catholic Patriarch Gregory III has also said: “I do not understand why the world does not raise its voice against such acts of brutality.”
+But Gregory III should have understood, since he was a major part of the problem.
+He himself said: “No one defends Islam like Arab Christians.” It is to defend Islam that Western clerics do not raise their voice against such acts of brutality.
+It is to pursue a fruitless and chimerical “dialogue” that bishops in the U.S. and Europe keep silent about Muslim persecution of Christians, and enforce that silence upon others.
+Robert McManus, Roman Catholic Bishop of Worcester, Massachusetts, said it on February 8, 2013 as he was suppressing a planned talk at a Catholic conference on that persecution: “Talk about extreme, militant Islamists and the atrocities that they have perpetrated globally might undercut the positive achievements that we Catholics have attained in our inter-religious dialogue with devout Muslims.”
+Remember that Mohamed Atta, about the plane he had hijacked on September 11, 2001, told passengers over the intercom: “Stay quiet and you’ll be OK.” The Catholic Church appears to have adopted that statement as its policy regarding Muslim persecution of Christians.
+“Leave them; they are blind guides.
+And if a blind man leads a blind man, both will fall into a pit.” (Matthew 15:14)
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Strange ‘Sonic Attacks’ Against Diplomats Reach Epic Proportions
+
+The bizarre “sonic attacks” against diplomats began in Cuba, but have now spread to other countries with over 200 illnesses reported.
+It all started in the fall of 2016 when diplomats at the United States Embassy in Cuba reported some hearing loss and mild brain damage after hearing unusual and puzzling sounds.
+SHTFPlan originally detailed the symptoms experienced by US diplomats in Cuba back in September of 2017.
+Several of the affected diplomats were recent arrivals at the embassy, which reopened in 2015 as part of Barack Obama’s reestablishment of diplomatic relations with Cuba.
+The Daily Mail reported that one diplomat described being jolted awake in a Havana hotel room by a grinding, blaring cacophony.
+When he moved a few feet across the room, the noise stopped.
+When he got back into bed, the agonizing sound hit him again; as if, he told doctors, he had walked through some invisible wall cutting straight down the middle of his room.
+–SHTFPlan
+But now, the sonic attacks have progressed beyond Cuba.
+Other embassies have now reported the debilitating conditions of diplomats.
+The U.S. State Department has remained all but silent on the issue as well, other than to characterize their suspicion as unknown “sonic attacks” targeted U.S. diplomats, according to WND.
+Diplomats in at least seven cities in four different countries have sought testing for strange symptoms.
+The victims’ symptoms include “hearing loss, dizziness, tinnitus, balance problems, visual difficulties, headaches, fatigue, cognitive issues and sleeping problems.”
+The latest incident occurred in conjunction with President Trump’s recent visit with Kim Jong-Un.
+As Trump was heading to Singapore for the historic summit with North Korea’s leader, a State Department diplomatic security agent who was part of the advanced team reported hearing an unusual sound he believed was similar to what was experienced by U.S. diplomats in Cuba and China who later became ill.
+The government employee experienced the symptoms from late 2017 until April of 2018, according to the U.S. State Department.
+“The employee was sent to the United States for further evaluation.
+On May 18, 2018, the Embassy learned that the clinical findings of this evaluation matched mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI),” Jinnie Lee, U.S. Embassy spokesperson in Beijing, told Gizmodo by email.
+“The Chinese government has assured us they are also investigating and taking appropriate measures,” Lee continued.
+–SHTFPlan
+
+And now, some of the strange sounds have been now been recorded and released to the public.
+The U.S. government has issued an alert warning Americans traveling to China to seek medical attention if they experience “auditory or sensory phenomena” similar to what was reported in Havana.
+Additionally, the State Department recommended anyone traveling to Cuba should “reconsider” their plans.
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+Trump pardons Oregon ranchers whose imprisonment sparked 2016 armed standoff
+
+Dwight Hammond, 76, and Steven Hammond, 49, were originally convicted in 2012 after an Oregon jury found they had committed arson on federal lands a decade earlier.
+| Rick Bowmer/AP Photo Trump pardons Oregon ranchers whose imprisonment sparked 2016 armed standoff
+President Donald Trump on Tuesday issued presidential pardons to two Oregon cattle ranchers, Dwight and Steven Hammond, convicted in 2012 of committing arson on federal lands near their ranch.
+The father and son's 2016 imprisonment — and the armed protest at a national wildlife refuge that followed — formed a flashpoint in the ongoing dispute between cattle ranchers and the federal government over land-use rights.
+Story Continued Below
+“The Hammonds are multi-generation cattle ranchers in Oregon imprisoned in connection with a fire that leaked onto a small portion of neighboring public grazing land,” the White House said in a statement.
+“[They] are devoted family men, respected contributors to their local community, and have widespread support from their neighbors, local law enforcement, and farmers and ranchers across the West.
+“Justice is overdue for Dwight and Steven Hammond, both of whom are entirely deserving of these Grants of Executive Clemency.”
+Dwight Hammond, 76, and Steven Hammond, 49, were originally convicted in 2012 after an Oregon jury found they had committed arson on federal lands a decade earlier.
+The Hammonds asserted they were taking preventative measures to protect their property from wildfires and invasive plants; the federal government maintained they were attempting to mask illegal deer hunting, among other things.
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+After a sympathetic federal judge ruled the 5-year mandatory minimum sentence unconstitutional, the father and son walked away with sentences of three months and one year respectively.
+Prosecutors appealed, and the 9th U.S.
+Circuit Court of Appeals later reversed the decision, resentencing the men to 5 years apiece (a move the White House statement called "unjust").
+The duo’s subsequent arrival at a California prison to complete the remainder of their sentences triggered a 300-person march and later, a protest at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
+There, armed occupiers — including Ammon Bundy, whose father Cliven Bundy participated in a similar 2014 standoff — faced off with federal agents for 41 days in dispute of the jail time, which they saw as punishment for the Hammond family’s refusal to sell the government its land.
+“We felt we had exhausted all prudent measures,” Bundy said in a news conference at the time.
+“Do we allow this to go on, or do we make a stand?”
+The Hammonds’ attorneys had sought clemency from former President Barack Obama, The Oregonian reported.
+But the appeal did not gain much traction until Trump took office.
+"I have a sense that things are moving forward and I have faith in our president,” Susie Hammond, the wife and mother of the imprisoned ranchers, told The Oregonian last month.
+“If anyone is going to help them, he'd be the one."
+This article tagged under: Pardons
+Donald Trump
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+The Hammond Pardons Bring Justice to Obama's Victims
+
+The media very deliberately misreported the Bundy standoff, ridiculing the men involved and shrugging at the murder of LaVoy Finicum.
+When the court case completely collapsed, the media buried the story.
+Just as it failed to provide any meaningful information about the background of the case.
+That was in part because it would have been damaging to Obama.
+And because they didn't care.
+But President Trump listened to the voices asking him for justice.
+Today, President Donald J. Trump signed Executive Grants of Clemency (Full Pardons) for Dwight Lincoln Hammond, Jr., and his son, Steven Hammond.
+The Hammonds are multi-generation cattle ranchers in Oregon imprisoned in connection with a fire that leaked onto a small portion of neighboring public grazing land.
+The evidence at trial regarding the Hammonds’ responsibility for the fire was conflicting, and the jury acquitted them on most of the charges.
+At the Hammonds’ original sentencing, the judge noted that they are respected in the community and that imposing the mandatory minimum, 5-year prison sentence would “shock the conscience” and be “grossly disproportionate to the severity” of their conduct.
+As a result, the judge imposed significantly lesser sentences.
+The previous administration, however, filed an overzealous appeal that resulted in the Hammonds being sentenced to five years in prison.
+This was unjust.
+Dwight Hammond is now 76 years old and has served approximately three years in prison
+The same administration that was against mandatory minimums for its drug dealers and gang members went to court to defend mandatory minimums under the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act.
+While Obama pardoned drug dealers and locked up ranchers, Trump pardons ranchers and locks up drug dealers.
+Both men are currently in prison on five-year sentences, thanks in part to a 1996 antiterrorism law that imposed a mandatory minimum sentence on certain crimes on federal land.
+The length of their prison terms, in part, fueled outrage at their convictions.
+Federal Judge Michael Robert Hogan originally gave the Hammonds reduced sentences in 2012, arguing that the mandatory minimums were unjust.
+But the Obama administration appealed, and federal Judge Ann Aiken in 2015 imposed the full five-year sentences.
+Hogan was a Bush appointee who respected the law.
+Aiken was a Dem fundraiser, her husband was the chair of the Oregon Dem party, appointed by Bill Clinton.
+Aiken was unqualified for her role, except in the ways that mattered to the Clintons and their Dem allies.
+These pardons cleanse another stain from our nation's history in the dark years of Obama.
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+Ex-Sailor Pardoned By Trump, Sues Obama And Comey For NOT Prosecuting Hillary
+
+The former Navy sailor pardoned by President Donald Trump after serving a year in federal prison for taking photos of classified sections of his submarine filed a lawsuit on Monday against Obama administration officials.
+The ex-sailor is alleging that he was subject to unequal protection of the law and cites Comey and Obama’s willingness to not prosecute Hillary Clinton.
+Barack Obama and former FBI director James Comey let Hillary off the hook before the election, while Kristian Saucier served hard time.
+Saucier says that that action was “unfair” and “unequal” compared to the corruption and criminal activity of Hillary Clinton.
+Saucier told Fox News he was scapegoated by Obama officials who found themselves under fire for not aggressively responding to Clinton’s handling of classified information through her private email servers.
+According to Fox News, Saucier’s federal lawsuit alleges that the United States government was “overzealous” in prosecuting him for “mishandling classified information” while going easy on former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for more serious violations of the same law.
+Saucier’s lawsuit names as defendants former President Barack Obama, former U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch, former FBI Director James Comey, former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, and Peter Strzok, the FBI agent who led the inquiry into Clinton’s email account.
+“I could have just taken the pardon by President Trump and gone on with my life,” Saucier said to Fox News, adding that he feels an obligation to get to the truth of what he sees as a double standard that let Clinton get off scot-free.
+“The U.S. Constitution clearly states that all citizens are born with inalienable rights to be free from persecution by the government,” Saucier said.
+“My conviction and subsequent sentence for a minor military infraction compared to the treatment of politically connected individuals is a glaring example of a violation of the rights of all Americans to have equal protection under the law.”
+The former Navy sailor is acting as his own attorney after the Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court New York barred his lawyer, Ronald Daigle, from practicing for one year.
+The court’s move came just as Daigle was helping Saucier prepare to file the lawsuit, prompting the navy sailor to accuse New York officials of trying to hinder his court fight against Obama, Comey, and others.
+–Fox News
+Saucier said that he realizes he had erred in taking the photos of the submarine, which he said he wanted to show only to his family so that they could see where he worked.
+He has also lashed out at Obama officials, saying that his prosecution was politically motivated, prompted by sensitivity about classified information amid the scandal involving Clinton’s emails.
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+Trump Pardons Hammonds!
+
+Now, this is good news!
+On Tuesday, President Trump Oregon cattle ranchers, Dwight and Steven Hammond, who had been serving sentences for arson.
+A Statement from the White House read as follows:
+Today, President Donald J. Trump signed Executive Grants of Clemency (Full Pardons) for Dwight Lincoln Hammond, Jr., and his son, Steven Hammond.
+The Hammonds are multi-generation cattle ranchers in Oregon imprisoned in connection with a fire that leaked onto a small portion of neighboring public grazing land.
+The evidence at trial regarding the Hammonds’ responsibility for the fire was conflicting, and the jury acquitted them on most of the charges.
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+At the Hammonds’ original sentencing, the judge noted that they are respected in the community and that imposing the mandatory minimum, 5-year prison sentence would “shock the conscience” and be “grossly disproportionate to the severity” of their conduct.
+As a result, the judge imposed significantly lesser sentences.
+The previous administration, however, filed an overzealous appeal that resulted in the Hammonds being sentenced to five years in prison.
+This was unjust.
+Dwight Hammond is now 76 years old and has served approximately three years in prison.
+Steven Hammond is 49 and has served approximately four years in prison.
+They have also paid $400,000 to the United States to settle a related civil suit.
+The Hammonds are devoted family men, respected contributors to their local community, and have widespread support from their neighbors, local law enforcement, and farmers and ranchers across the West.
+Justice is overdue for Dwight and Steven Hammond, both of whom are entirely deserving of these Grants of Executive Clemency.
+Well, it took long enough, but thank you President Trump.
+You did the right thing in this matter.
+And for all those who took the time to keep this story alive and urge people to petition the White House on behalf of the Hammonds, thank you!
+It should be noted that the protests that took place in Oregon a couple of years ago were a response to the injustice the Hammonds faced.
+As a result, Robert "LaVoy" Finicum was killed by Oregon State Police.
+Those who led the protest were all acquitted of all charges and reporter Pete Santilli had all of his charges dismissed.
+No doubt, Finicum would have been found not guilty as well, but that's not how tyrants work, is it?
+Today is a day to celebrate a wrong that has not been fully made right, but has definitely turned in the right direction!
+Article posted with permission from The Washington Standard
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+French Jewish woman’s killer found unfit to stand trial in 2nd evaluation
+
+The suspect in the alleged murder of a Jewish physician in Paris was not responsible for his actions, a second psychiatric evaluation has determined, contradicting an earlier assessment.
+The president of the CRIF umbrella of French Jewish communities protested the court’s decision to revisit the issue of suitability to stand trial of Kobili Traore, which the court pursued on its own initiative and not at the request of his defense.
+In January, Traore was determined to be fit to stand trial.
+He was placed in a psychiatric hospital for weeks after his arrest in the April 2017 killing of Sarah Halimi despite having no history of mental illness.
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+But a judge requested a second series of tests, which determined that the Malian immigrant was not able to stand trial, 20 Minutes reported Wednesday.
+“We do not understand the determination and procrastination that consistently seeks to turn this killer into a demented person, when he is a murderer whose presumed detention doesn’t even hide his hateful anti-Semitism,” CRIF’s Francis Kalifat wrote.
+A third evaluation will follow before the court finally reaches a decision.
+Traore, 28, is accused of torturing and killing Halimi while shouting about Allah and subsequently throwing her off the balcony of her Paris apartment.
+An aggravated element of a hate crime was added to Traore’s indictment following vocal protests by CRIF, which said that the omission of such charges may have part of a “cover up” by French authorities.
+Witnesses said Traore called Halimi a “demon” as he was pummeling her.
+Halimi’s daughter said following the murder that Traore called her, the daughter, a “dirty Jewess” two years before the killing when they passed each other in the building.
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+France Gives Muslim Killer of Elderly Jewish Woman a Pass
+
+Every other Muslim terrorist or killer in Europe has his actions blamed on mental illness or drug use.
+This just continues the pattern.
+I wrote about the murder of Sarah Halimi last year.
+Sarah Lucy Halimi was thrown out of the window of the third floor Paris apartment while she begged her Muslim killer to spare her life.
+The 66-year-old director of an Orthodox Jewish nursery was woken from her sleep when she was violently beaten by her twenty something Muslim neighbor who then dragged her to the window.
+She died on the street outside the building where she had lived for thirty years.
+The killer had allegedly shouted, “Allahu Akbar”.
+In the tragic comedy of denial that every Islamic terrorism investigation inevitably becomes, the authorities are still hunting around for his motiv Yonathan Halimi, Sarah Lucy’s son, describes the killer’s family as being known for its anti-Semitism.
+"One day, one of the killer's sisters pushed my sister down the stairs, and the next time she called her a dirty Jew," he described.
+Sarah’s brother said that the killer called Sarah and her daughter, “dirty Jews”.
+The authorities stonewalled at every turn.
+And, predictably, the killer gets a pass.
+Allahu Akbar usually means motive unknown.
+The 28-year-old Muslim man confessed to the killing and was heard shouting “Allahu Akbar” and calling Halimi “Satan” shortly before throwing her out the window of her three-story apartment.
+In January, Traore was determined to be fit to stand trial.
+He was placed in a psychiatric hospital for weeks after his arrest in the April 2017 killing despite having no history of mental illness.
+But a judge requested a second series of tests, which determined that the Malian immigrant was not able to stand trial, 20 Minutes reported Wednesday.
+This tired farce has dragged on.
+Kobili Traore was hit with hate crimes charges.
+Then they were dropped.
+The authorities allowed him to commit the crime.
+Now they're letting him get away with it.
+Three minutes later, a unit of the Anti-Crime Brigade (BAC) — who happened to be patrolling the area — took up position in front of Diara’s door.
+They heard Kobili Traore chanting Muslim prayers and Koranic verses.
+Unsure about the situation and the potential threats to the family, they asked for reinforcements.
+Additional policemen arrived quickly.
+However, for some unclear reason, the BAC unit still refrained from breaking in.
+In the meantime, Kobili Traore put on new clothes and climbed out of the window to reach Sarah Halimi’s apartment, which was at the same level as Diara Traore’s.
+He allegedly assaulted the Jewish woman and hit her mercilessly.
+From time to time he resumed Koranic recitation.
+Many neighbours, woken by the old woman’s screams or the assaulter’s religious chanting, called the police Some gave details about the exact location of the assault, the attacker’s identity, the fact he vilified his victim as a Jewish person and as “a Satan” while hitting her, or even — as far as the Muslim neighbours were concerned — the Koranic portions he chanted.
+Yet the police still failed to storm Sarah Halimi’s apartment and rescue her.
+Eventually, Kobili Traore is claimed to have shouted that the woman was “mad and about to commit suicide”, and threw her out of the window.
+He had time enough to climb back to Diara Traore’s apartment where he finally was arrested.
+His hands were covered in blood.
+There was blood everywhere in his victim’s apartment.
+Sure he was crazy.
+So crazy he tried to contrive an alibi for his crime.
+Kobili isn't crazy.
+But the system that keeps on protecting him is.
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+Teen Who Had MAGA Hat Ripped Off Head Gets New One Signed By Trump
+
+Sixteen-year-old Hunter Richard was wearing a “Make America Great Again” hat while enjoying a calm dinner at a Whataburger in Texas when a stranger, now identified as 30-year-old Kino Jimenez, yanked it off his head and threw a soda in his face.
+But Richard now has a new hat, and it was signed by Donald Trump himself!
+*Please note that the below video contains racial slurs and could be considered violent to some.
+
+Jimenez was later arrested and shortly thereafter fired from his job for ripping off Richard’s hat and stealing it.
+“This is gonna go right in my f**king fireplace, b***h,” Jimenez said, acting like a bully for stealing a teenager’s hat.
+Jimenez also threw a soda in Richard’s face.
+Richard’s hat appeared to be gone for good until the video of the incident went viral and he received a new MAGA hat signed by the president himself, reported The Daily Wire.
+Among those who commented on the video’s original posting was Donald Trump Jr., who retweeted a story about the assault against the teenager.
+“If someone can get me this young man’s information I’ll get him a new #maga hat… SIGNED by #potus!!
+!” he wrote on Twitter.
+If someone can get me this young man’s information I’ll get him a new #maga hat… SIGNED by #potus!!!
+https://t.co/zHBz4gKpkf — Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) July 5, 2018
+“Teen who made national news after having #MAGA hat stolen at a San Antonio fast food restaurant just got this in the mail.
+A hat signed by @realDonaldTrump,” Joe Gallow wrote on Twitter.
+#Update: Teen who made national news after having #MAGA hat stolen at a San Antonio fast food restaurant just got this in the mail.
+A hat signed by @realDonaldTrump.
+See the video: https://t.co/LAUcjERTNc @News4SA @KABBFOX29 pic.twitter.com/akzNSp4ps8 — Joe Galli (@JoeGalliNews) July 11, 2018
+Richard told media outlets that he’s been a bit surprised by everything that’s happened since the video was posted online.
+“I didn’t think it was going to generate the amount like what people are doing, I was looking at the comments by some people and ‘they are like this is uncalled for’ and other people are like mixed opinions but I didn’t think it would blow up to what it is now,” he said to News-4 San Antonio.
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+Gun Control Is Now Truly Impossible
+
+Gun control is the dream of every wannabe statist dictator and naive do-gooder alike.
+The latter think that removing guns will suddenly force humanity to stop all animosity toward one another, hold hands, and sing Kumbaya.
+The former recognizes that an armed populace is a threat to any tyrant and pushes for gun control out of self-preservation.
+However, a new ruling in a court case over 3-D printer files of guns has now made gun control virtually impossible.
+FIVE YEARS AGO, 25-year-old radical libertarian Cody Wilson stood on a remote central Texas gun range and pulled the trigger on the world’s first fully 3-D-printed gun.
+When, to his relief, his plastic invention fired a .380-caliber bullet into a berm of dirt without jamming or exploding in his hands, he drove back to Austin and uploaded the blueprints for the pistol to his website, Defcad.com.
+Defend Yourself: A Com...
+Rob Pincus Best Price: $2.00 Buy New $17.99 (as of 03:35 EDT - Details) He’d launched the site months earlier along with an anarchist video manifesto, declaring that gun control would never be the same in an era when anyone can download and print their own firearm with a few clicks.
+In the days after that first test-firing, his gun was downloaded more than 100,000 times.
+Wilson made the decision to go all in on the project, dropping out of law school at the University of Texas, as if to confirm his belief that technology supersedes law.
+The law caught up.
+Less than a week later, Wilson received a letter from the US State Department demanding that he take down his printable-gun blueprints or face prosecution for violating federal export controls.
+Under an obscure set of US regulations known as the International Trade in Arms Regulations (ITAR), Wilson was accused of exporting weapons without a license, just as if he’d shipped his plastic gun to Mexico rather than put a digital version of it on the internet.
+He took Defcad.com offline, but his lawyer warned him that he still potentially faced millions of dollars in fines and years in prison simply for having made the file available to overseas downloaders for a few days.
+“I thought my life was over,” Wilson says.
+…
+Two months ago, the Department of Justice quietly offered Wilson a settlement to end a lawsuit he and a group of co-plaintiffs have pursued since 2015 against the United States government.
+Wilson and his team of lawyers focused their legal argument on a free speech claim: They pointed out that by forbidding Wilson from posting his 3-D-printable data, the State Department was not only violating his right to bear arms but his right to freely share information.
+By blurring the line between a gun and a digital file, Wilson had also successfully blurred the lines between the Second Amendment and the First.
+Straight Talk on Armed... Best Price: $13.95 Buy New $13.95 (as of 03:40 EDT - Details)
+“If code is speech, the constitutional contradictions are evident,” Wilson explained to WIRED when he first launched the lawsuit in 2015.
+“So what if this code is a gun?”
+The Department of Justice’s surprising settlement, confirmed in court documents earlier this month, essentially surrenders to that argument.
+It promises to change the export control rules surrounding any firearm below .50 caliber—with a few exceptions like fully automatic weapons and rare gun designs that use caseless ammunition—and move their regulation to the Commerce Department, which won’t try to police technical data about the guns posted on the public internet.
+In the meantime, it gives Wilson a unique license to publish data about those weapons anywhere he chooses.
+“I consider it a truly grand thing,” Wilson says.
+“It will be an irrevocable part of political life that guns are downloadable, and we helped to do that.”
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+DOJ Surrenders: 3D Print Gun Files Are Protected Under First Amendment
+
+For those who remember Cody Wilson, the man who began developing 3D printing files so that you could manufacture your own guns, there is good news out.
+Cody finally won against the federal beast after intimidation tactics were performed against him by the Obama Justice Department.
+The Trump DOJ settled with Wilson, finally acknowledging that his 3D print gun files are protected as free speech under the First Amendment.
+I first reported that 3-D guns were for real back in July of 2012, when an internet gunsmith by the name of "Have Blue" produced an AR style pistol that fired both .22 and .223 caliber bullets.
+Later, Cody Wilson, 25, a law student at the University of Texas and founder of the non-profit group Defense Distributed, had produced a 3-D printed handgun made entirely of ABS plastic with only a metal firing pin.
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+In 2013, Wilson had the information on how to build the gun removed from public access at the request of the United States Department of Defense Trade Controls.
+According to Wilson, they seized control of the information.
+Clearly, they were acting unlawfully when they did what they did.
+"I thought my life was over," Wilson said after his attorneys told him he didn't fair well going up against the government.
+So, what did he do?
+He fired them, and got a new legal team.
+Wired has the story.
+Instead, Wilson has spent the last years on an unlikely project for an anarchist: Not simply defying or skirting the law but taking it to court and changing it.
+In doing so, he has now not only defeated a legal threat to his own highly controversial gunsmithing project.
+He may have also unlocked a new era of digital DIY gunmaking that further undermines gun control across the United States and the world—another step toward Wilson's imagined future where anyone can make a deadly weapon at home with no government oversight.
+Two months ago, the Department of Justice quietly offered Wilson a settlement to end a lawsuit he and a group of co-plaintiffs have pursued since 2015 against the United States government.
+Wilson and his team of lawyers focused their legal argument on a free speech claim: They pointed out that by forbidding Wilson from posting his 3-D-printable data, the State Department was not only violating his right to bear arms but his right to freely share information.
+By blurring the line between a gun and a digital file, Wilson had also successfully blurred the lines between the Second Amendment and the First.
+"If code is speech, the constitutional contradictions are evident," Wilson explained to WIRED when he first launched the lawsuit in 2015.
+"So what if this code is a gun?” The Department of Justice's surprising settlement, confirmed in court documents earlier this month, essentially surrenders to that argument.
+It promises to change the export control rules surrounding any firearm below .50 caliber—with a few exceptions like fully automatic weapons and rare gun designs that use caseless ammunition—and move their regulation to the Commerce Department, which won't try to police technical data about the guns posted on the public internet.
+In the meantime, it gives Wilson a unique license to publish data about those weapons anywhere he chooses.
+"I consider it a truly grand thing," Wilson says.
+"It will be an irrevocable part of political life that guns are downloadable, and we helped to do that."
+The Second Amendment Foundation has issued the following press release:
+BELLEVUE, WA – The Department of Justice and Second Amendment Foundation have reached a settlement in SAF’s lawsuit on behalf of Cody Wilson and Defense Distributed over free speech issues related to 3-D files and other information that may be used to manufacture lawful firearms.
+SAF and Defense Distributed had filed suit against the State Department under the Obama administration, challenging a May 2013 attempt to control public speech as an export under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), a Cold War-era law intended to control exports of military articles.
+Under terms of the settlement, the government has agreed to waive its prior restraint against the plaintiffs, allowing them to freely publish the 3-D files and other information at issue.
+The government has also agreed to pay a significant portion of the plaintiffs’ attorney’s fees, and to return $10,000 in State Department registration dues paid by Defense Distributed as a result of the prior restraint.
+Significantly, the government expressly acknowledges that non-automatic firearms up to .50-caliber – including modern semi-auto sporting rifles such as the popular AR-15 and similar firearms – are not inherently military.
+“Not only is this a First Amendment victory for free speech, it also is a devastating blow to the gun prohibition lobby,” noted SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb.
+“For years, anti-gunners have contended that modern semi-automatic sport-utility rifles are so-called ‘weapons of war,’ and with this settlement, the government has acknowledged they are nothing of the sort.
+“Under this settlement,” he continued, “the government will draft and pursue regulatory amendments that eliminate ITAR control over the technical information at the center of this case.
+They will transfer export jurisdiction to the Commerce Department, which does not impose prior restraint on public speech.
+That will allow Defense Distributed and SAF to publish information about 3-D technology.” The Second Amendment Foundation (www.saf.org) is the nation’s oldest and largest tax-exempt education, research, publishing and legal action group focusing on the Constitutional right and heritage to privately own and possess firearms.
+Founded in 1974, The Foundation has grown to more than 600,000 members and supporters and conducts many programs designed to better inform the public about the consequences of gun control.
+What does all this mean?
+Well, it's pretty simple, and I highly recommend the Wired article, which is quite lengthy and has lots of information, but what this does is demonstrates that the genie is out of the bottle and there is just no way for gun grabbing Communists the world over to be able to truly enforce their unlawful acts of fun gun confiscation.
+Why?
+Because now, anyone with access to the internet and a 3D printer can print their very own gun that is unregistered.
+That's right, and it's perfectly legal to do so.
+And we aren't just talking a rigid looking one-shot handgun.
+We're talking ARs, 1911s and a host of other guns.
+This actually may end up undermining the gun manufacturing industry in the future, as people will be able to build their own guns at home in a similar manner to how the internet has had a dramatic effect on the retail brick and mortar stores.
+Wilson boasted that his efforts have officially killed gun control.
+"I barely put a million bucks into this and I got you the Second Amendment forever," he told The Daily Wire in a phone interview.
+"What has the NRA done for you lately?"
+I don't know that I would go quite that far, after all, the settlement does state that "the government expressly acknowledges that non-automatic firearms up to .50-caliber – including modern semi-auto sporting rifles such as the popular AR-15 and similar firearms – are not inherently military."
+Therefore, the government still believes it has a right to regulate certain arms, which it does not have authority to do.
+"This doesn’t put the rifle in everyone’s hand, but it does that in essence" he added.
+"The DNA of our culture is preserved.
+This is the first pillar in the internet gun culture of tomorrow, and it is permanent."
+This is a huge milestone in the history of our county, and as such, it should be celebrated as a victory.
+As Joe Wolverton of The New American writes:
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+Newt Gingrich: The truth about Trump, Putin, and Obama
+
+President Trump’s summit Monday with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki created a firestorm of controversy.
+President Trump seemed to be publicly siding with the Russian dictator against the American intelligence agencies.
+The initial appearance was so bad that I tweeted: “President Trump must clarify his statements in Helsinki on our intelligence system and Putin.
+It is the most serious mistake of his presidency and must be corrected – immediately.”
+After flying home from Helsinki and reviewing the tape and transcript of his press conference with Putin, President Trump said he has “full faith and support for America’s great intelligence agencies” and that he accepts “our intelligence community’s conclusion that Russia’s meddling in the 2016 election took place.”
+In his remarks to members of Congress Tuesday that were televised by the media, President Trump went on to admit that he realized he needed to clarify his statements in Helsinki.
+The president said: “It should have been obvious – I thought it would be obvious – but I would like to clarify, just in case it wasn’t.
+In a key sentence in my remarks, I said the word ‘would’ instead of “wouldn’t.” The sentence should have been: I don’t see any reason why I wouldn’t – or why it wouldn’t be Russia.
+So just to repeat it, I said the word ‘would’ instead of ‘wouldn’t’ …
+“I have, on numerous occasions, noted our intelligence findings that Russians attempted to interfere in our elections.
+Unlike previous administrations, my administration has and will continue to move aggressively to repeal any efforts – and repel – we will stop it, we will repel it – any efforts to interfere in our elections.
+We’re doing everything in our power to prevent Russian interference in 2018.”
+Anyone who has studied President Trump knows he hates to admit a mistake.
+His natural pattern is to move forward and ignore mistakes.
+For him, this was a big correction (and as I noted the day before, it was an absolutely necessary one).
+President Trump then reminded everyone of the Obama administration’s failures in dealing with Russian meddling in the election.
+President Trump noted that President Obama and his advisers had information that the Russians had been working to interfere in the election and they ignored it, because they thought Hillary Clinton was going to win.
+President Trump said: “President Obama, along with (then-CIA Director John) Brennan and (then Director of National Intelligence James) Clapper and the whole group that you see on television now – probably getting paid a lot of money by your networks – they knew about Russia’s attempt to interfere in the election in September, and they totally buried it.
+And as I said, they buried it because they thought that Hillary Clinton was going to win.
+It turned out it didn’t happen that way.
+“By contrast, my administration has taken a very firm stance – it’s a very firm stance – on a strong action.
+We’re going to take strong action to secure our election systems and the process.”
+There are two key facts in this statement.
+First, the very people who have been loudest in attacking President Trump about his performance at the Helsinki summit are the people who failed to protect America from Russian meddling in 2016.
+The very intensity and nastiness of former CIA Director Brennan and former Director of National Intelligence Clapper is an attempt to distract attention from their failure to protect America.
+It was their duty in 2016 – not candidate Trump’s.
+Second, the Trump administration has been far tougher on Russia than President Obama ever dreamed of being.
+The Trump administration is taking real actions designed to weaken Russia and force Putin to change his aggressive behavior.
+The Trump administration has levied tough sanctions on Russia.
+Also, President Trump’s public lecture about Germany not buying natural gas from Russia was aimed at cutting Putin off from hard currency worth tens of billions of dollars and further weakening the Russian economy.
+Furthermore, President Trump’s efforts to get our European allies to increase their defense spending has a direct impact on Putin.
+The stronger NATO is, the less maneuvering room Russia has.
+Beyond pressuring our allies, consider these specific steps President Trump has taken against Russia:
+Where President Obama refused to provide serious weapons to the Ukrainians to help them defend themselves (his response was weakness on a pathetic scale), President Trump has approved the sale of offensive weapons to enable the Ukrainians to increase the cost of Russian aggression.
+When the Russians used chemical weapons in Great Britain, President Trump joined our allies and expelled 60 Russian intelligence officers from the United States.
+When the Russians retaliated, the Trump administration closed the Russian consulate in Seattle.
+President Trump had previously shuttered the Russian consulate in San Francisco and smaller annexes in Washington and New York.
+More than 100 Russian individuals and companies have been sanctioned for a variety of reasons.
+Despite the hysteria of the left, it is impossible to see the Trump administration as anything but firm in its dealing with Russia.
+Nothing done in Helsinki made life easier for the Putin regime in its continued economic decay and diplomatic isolation due to the sanctions regime.
+Finally, a brief word about the strong language and vicious comments about the president.
+We are in the early stages of a cultural civil war in which the left sees itself losing.
+This is what led me to write my new New York Times best-selling book, “Trump’s America: The Truth About Our Nation’s Great Comeback.” With each passing month the radical-extremist wing of the Democratic Party dominates the progressive wing more and more.
+With President Trump’s nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, it was clear that anyone Trump nominated was going to be attacked.
+In fact, the demonstrators protesting the nomination had signs for all four of the finalists and were instantly ready to oppose the president regardless of his choice.
+Similarly, Obama-era national security officials seem determined to use the harshest possible language to attack President Trump.
+I think their strong words and hysteria are driven by their own guilt.
+Whatever the Russians did, they did while Brennan was director of the CIA, Clapper was director of national intelligence, and James Comey was head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
+These former officials attack Trump ferociously to hide their own failure and their own guilt.
+Just keep that in mind the next time you see one of them on TV.
+My prediction is that President Trump will remain tough on Russia, and the Helsinki press conference will be seen as the aberration it was.
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+Biblical Illiterates Reverse Romans 13: Teach Submit to Tyranny!
+
+Caesar had his Brutus, Charles the first his Cromwell; And George the third- Treason!
+Cried the speaker- May profit by their example.
+If this be treason, make the most of it.
+–Patrick Henry
+Recently, I received a newspaper article from a confused, biblically illiterate friend asking me what my take was on an article titled, “Scripture teaches to submit to authorities” with reference to Romans Chapter 13.
+In this article, the author was calling out a Christian for protesting a corrupt representative in government, even going so far as to suggest this protestant ought to have stayed home to read their Bible rather than to protest corruption in government.
+He went onto say that we are commanded by Scripture to submit to the authorities that have been elected.
+To start off, maybe this individual should take the time to know a little bit of his own history!
+There is nothing worse than when a person who doesn’t know what they are talking about tries to tell you what the truth is.
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+Maybe he should have taken the time to look to the founding forefathers and that document which they drew up called “The Declaration of Independence.” That document alone is 75% of the usurpations that the Tyrant King George committed against our forefathers and what it is that our forefathers would not put up with.
+Our American history found in that document teaches that our forefathers threw off the tyrant that would not be ruled by God and declared “Resistance to tyrants is obedience to God!"
+Furthermore, the motto of the American Revolution was “No King but King Jesus.” America’s original national seal was “REBELLION TO TYRANTS IS OBEDIENCE TO GOD” with a picture on the inside of the seal showing the Pharaoh being overthrown by the sea with Moses and the children of Israel safe on the shore.
+John Hancock, the first signer of the Declaration of Independence, said,
+“Resistance to tyranny becomes the Christian duty of each individual… Continue steadfast and, with a proper sense of your dependence on God, nobly defend those rights which Heaven gave, and no man ought to take from us.” (History of the United States of America, Volume.
+2 p. 229)
+Apparently, this individual who wrote the article knows nothing of the Black Robed Regiment that the tyrant King George feared the most.
+The Black Robed regiment, were in fact, the preachers that went before the Forefathers in educating the colonies to resistance when it came to the corrupt King on the other side of the pond.
+They sacrificed themselves to establish the freedoms in which he enjoys today.
+The author went on to write that this protestant should know what the Bible says about those in authority.
+First of all, the authority given to our representative government is derived from “We the People.”
+We receive our rights from God, and in turn, delegate power to those who serve “We the People.”
+Representatives work for us, we do not work for them.
+“They are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights… Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their powers from the consent of the governed.” -The Declaration of Independence
+He then quotes Romans 13: 1-7
+Let every soul be subject unto the higher powers.
+For there is no power but of God: the powers that be are ordained of God.
+Whosoever therefore resisteth the power, resisteth the ordinance of God: and they that resist shall receive to themselves damnation.
+For rulers are not a terror to good works, but to the evil.
+Wilt thou then not be afraid of the power?
+do that which is good, and thou shalt have praise of the same:
+For he is the minister of God to thee for good.
+But if thou do that which is evil, be afraid; for he beareth not the sword in vain: for he is the minister of God, a revenger to execute wrath upon him that doeth evil.
+Wherefore ye must needs be subject, not only for wrath, but also for conscience sake.
+For for this cause pay ye tribute also: for they are God's ministers, attending continually upon this very thing.
+Render therefore to all their dues: tribute to whom tribute is due; custom to whom custom; fear to whom fear; honour to whom honour.
+The first Scripture says:
+Let every soul be subject unto the higher powers.
+For there is no power but of God: the powers that be are ordained of God.
+God ordained the power, and that “rulers are not a terror to good works, but to the evil."
+Did God tell His Church to submit to that which He condemns?
+(Deuteronomy 25:1; Proverbs 17:15) Absolutely not!
+Is the Church to transgress His Laws, or to magnify and enforce His Laws unto judgment?
+(Psalm 40:8; Romans 3:31) Of course not!
+If He did, that would make God unjust.
+Jesus said, "Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets: I am not come to destroy, but to fulfil” (Matthew 5:17).
+The Lord has, in fact, commanded nowhere in Scripture for the Church to submit to the wicked.
+The Bible teaches just the exact opposite.
+We are to “have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove (expose) them” (Ephesians 5:11).
+Furthermore, it would contradict what Scripture teaches us from Genesis all the way to Revelation every step of the way.
+Think of this: Those that serve “We the People,” before taking office, swear to uphold the US Constitution with their hand on the Holy Bible.
+They are appointed to magnify law against crime, not crime against the law (Psalm 94:20).
+America is based on Common Law, the Mosaic Institution.
+Read the 5 books of Moses.
+“No enactment of man can be considered law unless it conforms to the Law of God.” –William Blackstone, English Common Law
+Representatives are to magnify the law, not tear it down; and yet, this is what the biblically illiterate are teaching others to do, submit to the tyrants and resist God, His Church and His Word (Micah 3:5).
+I ask, are Christians to submit to those who have sanctioned the murder of the innocent in the womb (Exodus 20:13; Proverbs 6:17)?
+Absolutely not!
+Are Christians to submit to those who have redefined marriage where a man can now "marry" a man and a woman can now "marry" a woman (Leviticus 18:22; Romans 1:24 etc…)?
+Absolutely not!
+Submit to those who lie continuously, to them that steal and even kill?
+Absolutely not!
+Submit to what God condemns?
+Yet, this is what the perverse, modern-day, professing Christians are teaching the sheep in the American Church today.
+It would do you well to now look to the Christ when He said that we are to beware of the leaven of the Pharisee’s (corrupt doctrines of those who claimed to be the children of God), as well as the leaven of Herod (corrupt doctrines of government) (Mark 8:15).
+If you remember, it was those same people who called for the crucifixion of Christ while crying out “We have no King but Caesar” (John 19:15).
+Do these that teach such heresy not realize that every apostle, except John, was killed by hostile corrupt civil authorities opposed to their endeavors?
+Christians throughout history were imprisoned, tortured, or killed by corrupt civil authorities of all stripes for refusing to submit to their various, lawless policies and prohibitions.
+Did Christian martyrs violate God’s principles of submission to authority?
+Of course, not.
+Also, keep in mind that magistrates have limited and defined authority in civil matters.
+Take note that civil government is to be, and must be, a “terror to good works.” It has no power or authority to terrorize good works or good, law-abiding people.
+God never gave them that authority and any, and all, government that oversteps the divine authority and its boundaries has no divine authority or protection.
+Civil government is a “minister for God to thee for good” (Romans 13:4).
+It is not a minister of God for evil.
+Civil magistrates have a divine duty to “execute wrath upon him that doeth evil.” Anyone who teaches that they have authority to execute wrath upon "him that doeth good” is ignorant and uneducated in their misleadings (1 John 4:6).
+To tell Christians to submit to evil civil authority is teaching the opposite of what is true.
+Common sense does come into play here.
+I ask, did Moses violate God's principle of submission when he was commanded by God, “Go in unto Pharaoh, and tell him, Thus saith the LORD God of the Hebrews, Let my people go, that they may serve me” (Exodus 9:1).
+And when Pharaoh refused, God plagued the Pharaoh and the Egyptians and set His children free.
+Think of this, the meekest man alive was sent to the face of the Pharaoh to tell him to obey or else.
+Is this what is being preached from the pulpits across America today?
+Or what of Gideon who was to deliver the Children of Israel from the Midianites?
+The first thing the Lord commanded him to do was to tear down his father's altars (Judges 6:25).
+Was this a violation of God's principles of submission?
+The sins of the fathers were the reason the Midianites had power to oppress them.
+What of that lone prophet, Elijah?
+The tyrant Ahab called him the troubler of Israel.
+Elijah set the record straight when he answered, "I have not troubled Israel; but thou, and thy father's house, in that ye have forsaken the commandments of the LORD, and thou hast followed Baalim (1 Kings 18:18).
+Is this a violation of God's principles when it came to submission to authority?
+Elijah took Ahab and the false prophets to the top of Mount Carmel where the God of Israel consumed the sacrifice by fire, and the false prophets were killed (1 Kings 18:38-40).
+What of King David?
+Was he violating God’s principles of submission when he refused to surrender himself to Saul’s troops?
+David was a king that was to overthrow corrupt governments by dispossessing them and establishing righteousness through justice and judgment (Jeremiah 23:5; Isaiah 51:4).
+Did Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego violate God's principle of submission when they refused to worship King Nebuchadnezzar’s image?
+Then the princes, the governors, and captains, the judges, the treasurers, the counsellors, the sheriffs, and all the rulers of the provinces, were gathered together unto the dedication of the image that Nebuchadnezzar the king had set up; and they stood before the image that Nebuchadnezzar had set up.
+Then an herald cried aloud, To you it is commanded, O people, nations, and languages,
+That at what time ye hear the sound of the cornet, flute, harp, sackbut, psaltery, dulcimer, and all kinds of musick, ye fall down and worship the golden image that Nebuchadnezzar the king hath set up:
+And whoso falleth not down and worshippeth shall the same hour be cast into the midst of a burning fiery furnace.
+Daniel 3:3-6
+When they refused to submit to the tyrant, the furnace was heated up 7 times hotter so that the guards were consumed, only to have the fourth man, “like the Son of man,” show up to deliver them where the fire had no power over them, and not a hair of their heads was singed.
+In the end, Only the corrupt king acknowledges the God of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego.
+“Blessed be the God of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, who hath sent his angel, and delivered his servants that trusted in him, and have changed the king's word, and yielded their bodies, that they might not serve nor worship any god, except their own God.” Daniel 3:28
+Did Daniel violate God's principles of submission when he disobeyed the king's order to stop praying to any god but himself?
+Keep in mind that the punishment was that Daniel was thrown into a den of lions in which God sent forth an angel to protect him.
+His accusers were then thrown into the den and devoured by the very lions that they meant to have devoured Daniel (Daniel 6).
+What of Jeremiah?
+Was he violating God's principles of submission when he was sent to preach repentance to the corrupt church and the corrupt kings?
+For, behold, I have made thee this day a defenced city, and an iron pillar, and brasen walls against the whole land, against the kings of Judah, against the princes thereof, against the priests thereof, and against the people of the land.
+Jeremiah 1:18
+Don’t forget about Amos, who was prophesying judgment upon the corrupt priests and the corrupt king of his day (Amos 7:10-16).
+Was that violating, or fulfilling God's principles and purposes?
+What of the New Testament?
+John the Baptist points out all of the evils of King Herod (Luke 3:19).
+Was this a violation of submission to civil government?
+No, it was a rebuke to corruption in government to submit to the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and His laws.
+Is it a violation of submission to God's principles to keep preaching, “Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins…”?
+Absolutely not!
+The corrupt Pharisees along with corrupt government did the opposite.
+“Being grieved that they taught the people, and preached through Jesus the resurrection from the dead.
+And they laid hands on them, and put them in hold unto the next day: for it was now eventide.
+Howbeit many of them which heard the word believed; and the number of the men was about five thousand.
+And it came to pass on the morrow, that their rulers, and elders, and scribes, and Annas the high priest, and Caiaphas, and John, and Alexander, and as many as were of the kindred of the high priest, were gathered together at Jerusalem.
+And when they had set them in the midst, they asked, By what power, or by what name, have ye done this?
+Then Peter, filled with the Holy Ghost, said unto them, Ye rulers of the people, and elders of Israel,
+If we this day be examined of the good deed done to the impotent man, by what means he is made whole;
+Be it known unto you all, and to all the people of Israel, that by the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, whom ye crucified, whom God raised from the dead, even by him doth this man stand here before you whole.
+This is the stone which was set at nought of you builders, which is become the head of the corner.
+Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.
+Now when they saw the boldness of Peter and John, and perceived that they were unlearned and ignorant men, they marvelled; and they took knowledge of them, that they had been with Jesus.
+And beholding the man which was healed standing with them, they could say nothing against it.
+But when they had commanded them to go aside out of the council, they conferred among themselves,
+Saying, What shall we do to these men?
+for that indeed a notable miracle hath been done by them is manifest to all them that dwell in Jerusalem; and we cannot deny it.
+But that it spread no further among the people, let us straitly threaten them, that they speak henceforth to no man in this name.
+And they called them, and commanded them not to speak at all nor teach in the name of Jesus.
+But Peter and John answered and said unto them, Whether it be right in the sight of God to hearken unto you more than unto God, judge ye.
+For we cannot but speak the things which we have seen and heard.” Acts 4:2-20
+Or what of the account found in Acts 12:1-11, where the Lord sent an Angel to liberate Peter from the hands of tyrants.
+“Now about that time Herod the king stretched forth his hands to vex certain of the church.
+And he killed James the brother of John with the sword.
+And because he saw it pleased the Jews, he proceeded further to take Peter also.
+(Then were the days of unleavened bread.)
+And when he had apprehended him, he put him in prison, and delivered him to four quaternions of soldiers to keep him; intending after Easter to bring him forth to the people.
+Peter therefore was kept in prison: but prayer was made without ceasing of the church unto God for him.
+And when Herod would have brought him forth, the same night Peter was sleeping between two soldiers, bound with two chains: and the keepers before the door kept the prison.
+And, behold, the angel of the Lord came upon him, and a light shined in the prison: and he smote Peter on the side, and raised him up, saying, Arise up quickly.
+And his chains fell off from his hands.
+And the angel said unto him, Gird thyself, and bind on thy sandals.
+And so he did.
+And he saith unto him, Cast thy garment about thee, and follow me.
+And he went out, and followed him; and wist not that it was true which was done by the angel; but thought he saw a vision.
+When they were past the first and the second ward, they came unto the iron gate that leadeth unto the city; which opened to them of his own accord: and they went out, and passed on through one street; and forthwith the angel departed from him.
+And when Peter was come to himself, he said, Now I know of a surety, that the Lord hath sent his angel, and hath delivered me out of the hand of Herod, and from all the expectation of the people of the Jews.”
+Over and over again, you can see that the Church was to stand in protest against the wicked that were at war with Christ (Revelation 12:17), in dealing with not only the corrupt and wicked priests, but also the corrupt and wicked in government.
+as well as those who submitted to such.
+It is important for people to know the Scriptures (History), lest you find yourselves to be fighting against God (Acts 5:39).
+Nowhere in Scripture can you find the Lord telling His children to submit to the wicked in disobedience to His Word.
+Nowhere!
+Furthermore, the individual that wrote the article teaching people to submit to authorities might want to take the time to read Romans 12:21 before perverting and twisting Romans 13, so that the next time he will not be guilty of twisting Scripture the way that Satan twists Scripture.
+“Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evil with good.”
+Article posted with permission from Sons Of Liberty Media
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+The Goal Of Eliminating Guns Is Ultimately A Fool’s Errand
+
+It is said that the DOJ's recent settlement with start-up company Defense Distributed (DD) essentially deals a death blow to gun control advocates.
+DD, based in Austin, TX, was founded by 25-year-old Cody Wilson in 2013.
+The company's main product is a "gun fabricator" called the Ghost Gunner.
+With nothing but the Ghost Gunner, an internet connection, and some raw materials, anyone, anywhere can make an unmarked, untraceable gun in their home or garage.
+The settlement states that 3D printing tutorials are approved “for public release (i.e.
+unlimited distribution) in any form.”
+Wilson created a ruckus in May 2013 when he announced his successful design of a plastic gun.
+In just two days, 100,000 copies of the handgun blueprint were downloaded from Wilson’s website.
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+The most downloads came from Spain, followed by the U.S., Brazil and Germany.
+The heavy downloading in Spain, Brazil and Germany likely reflected attempts to evade extremely restrictive handgun regulations in those countries.
+Within days of the gun file being uploaded, the Obama State Department served Wilson with a letter threatening criminal prosecution for violating federal export controls.
+Wilson immediately complied with the order, but there was no way to stop further downloading.
+Within a week of the initial uploading, the file could be downloaded on the Internet from over 4,000 different computers around the world.
+In 2015, the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) and DD sued the State Department, arguing that "sharing instructions on how to make guns with 3D printers counts as constitutionally protected speech.
+This is an important victory for First Amendment rights."
+The Justice Department’s recent settlement with Wilson is very favorable to him, allowing Wilson to provide the printing instructions “for public release (meaning unlimited distribution) in any form.” The government also compensated $40,000 of Wilson’s legal costs.
+While this settlement is a victory for First Amendment rights, it will be difficult, if not impossible, for the government to regulate either the printers or the guns that are made with them.
+How the government will stop people from obtaining these printers isn’t exactly obvious.
+Proposals to require background checks, mandatory serial numbers and even a registration process for printers are easily defeated.
+Even if printers are registered with the government, what is going to stop gangs from stealing them?
+And the designs for making your own printer have been available on the Internet for years.
+3D printers make the already extremely difficult job of controlling access to guns practically impossible.
+The government is not going to be able to ban guns, and limits on the size of bullet magazines will be even more laughable than before.
+Many parts of a gun can be made on very inexpensive, plastic 3D printers or even from simple machine tools.
+It will be even more difficult to impose background checks, which have proven quite useless anyway.
+The government has been no more effective at stopping criminals from getting guns than at stopping them from obtaining drugs.
+That isn’t too surprising, as drug gangs are the source of both illegal drugs and guns.
+This was a tough battle for the plaintiff's, SAF and DD.
+They lost many lower court rulings.
+Gun-control advocates believe that the government "capitulated" too soon.
+J. Adam Skaggs, the chief counsel for the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, said the administration “capitulated in a case it had won at every step of the way.
+This isn’t a case where the underlying facts of the law changed.
+The only thing that changed was the administration.”
+The concept of making guns with 3D printers in an age where just one year can render much technology obsolete shouldn't surprise anyone.
+Nor should the fact that instructions for gun assembly are easily available for download over the internet.
+At the click of a mouse, we can summon almost any information we could possibly need including instructions for making a bomb.
+The ability to build an untraceable, unregistered gun is definitely a game changer.
+It's difficult to see how "ghost guns" could ever be regulated by the government.
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+Things to Do in an Emergency: “What’s Your Trade?”
+
+Well, it’s been quite a couple of news weeks for the Catholic Church, hey?
+McCarrick, Pineda/Maradiaga, Fr.
+James Larkin getting the boot in Dublin for upholding Catholic teaching on abortion… I know some people are, to put it bluntly, freaking out.
+The anger of the laity over the McCarrick situation is boiling over into the Twitter feed of the people we still call “the good bishops”.
+Bishop Thomas Tobin of Providence RI, - nicknamed the “Good Tobin” in contrast to the “Bad Tobin” and FrancisCardinal, Joseph Tobin of Newark – got quite an earful when he tweeted the other day, “Despite the egregious offenses of a few, and despite the faults and sins we all have, I’m very proud of my brother bishops and I admire and applaud the great work they do everyday for Christ and His Church.”
+The replies haven’t topped out yet, at 121, nearly all of them expressing outrage at this cavalier attitude toward the revelation that Cardinal McCarrick has been proven to be a life-long homosexual rapist and sexual predator, grooming and trapping young men and children into unwanted sexual contact; and that nearly the entire episcopate of the United States either colluded directly or kept quiet about it.
+It’s clear that even the “good bishops” have simply no idea how close they are to being bodily chucked out of their own churches by furious mobs.
+As I wrote elsewhere, since 2002, most Catholics know perfectly well, despite the lame whitewashing attempt, that “the US bishops gave themselves a pass” on clerical sex abuse with the Dallas Charter “a thing that brazenly shifted blame.” And it seems that though they’re still doing this, quite a few lay Catholics just aren’t having it.
+We are seeing the final slide, the expected and inevitable result of the last 100 years.
+The Church was infiltrated, we know this, in the 19th century by some pretty dark forces, and they have finally come into the ascendancy and are showing themselves quite clearly for what they are.
+The McCarrick news – and all the stuff swirling around it like the latest about Bishop Pineda and his connection to Pope Francis through Cardinal Maradiaga – has not come in contrast to this but as an intrinsic part of it.
+The scandal of McCarrick is simply a toxic emission, a venting of the gasses that build up naturally around any rotting thing.
+Rod Dreher[1] is doing excellent work compiling testimony from priests and others saying out loud at last what many of us had known for many years about McCarrick and his gang.
+It has shown the world what Traditionalists have known, that it is emphatically NOT the result of one “bad apple” or even only a “few” as the hapless “conservative” Bishop Tobin tried to claim on Twitter.
+This is the result of a mass-collusion.
+As our friend Steve Skojec put it the other day, “We’ve got to stop pretending it’s just the progressive element in the Church.
+The ‘conservatives’ are complicit, too.” In short, as it was during his days of glory, globe trotting on the dime of the State Department, hosting presidents for dinner and inviting John Paul II and Mother Theresa to tea, so it is now: McCarrick is the face of the New Paradigm.
+Whether he now has to go live in obscurity in some beach house in the Caymans, it will remain true: McCarrick is the “New Church.”
+A point that Dreher’s informants have brought up needs to be made emphatic: the homosexualist cabal that is currently reported to be dominant in the Catholic hierarchy (and don’t imagine this is confined to the United States or even to the English speaking world) have a well documented methodology of mutual protection-and-threat that keeps the whole apparatus afloat.
+In briefest and simplest possible terms, immoral or even illegal sexual activity is preferred because it leaves a man open to blackmail, to control through fear of exposure[2].
+When that blackmailing culture becomes ascendant, it will always reject the morally upright as too dangerous, too difficult to control.
+This is why faithful seminarians are rejected and why faithful priests are harassed.
+As Dreher reported,
+When predatory gay priests run seminaries, they select on a bias for gay candidates...
+Gay seminarians who intend to be celibate, Sipe said, face tremendous pressure to have sex.
+If they slip up even once, their failure will be noted, and shared… And they will be made to understand that their lapse is remembered.
+Later, as a priest, predators within the priesthood have that knowledge to hold over the heads of other gay priests, to keep them silent if they ever have the desire to blow whistles.
+When I was covering the scandal in the early 2000s, I spoke to several, unconnected heterosexual men — priests, former priests, seminarians — who said that gay seminary rectors or diocesan officials encouraged them to take female sexual partners, so that they too would be complicit in sexual secret-keeping, and therefore no longer [be] a potential danger.
+Nothing in a system like that is a greater threat to the corrupt than men who are not corrupt.
+For many priests, one might say all good priests, this is not a sustainable situation, to say the least.
+I’ve had quite a few conversations with priests who are now asking how to deal with it.
+How are they to continue to offer the sacraments in this situation?
+Where are they to live?
+How are they to maintain themselves?
+These are the priests who did make it through this institutional gauntlet, who remain faithful now but are still under the control of these often grossly corrupt and evil men.
+As men known to be incorruptible themselves, there is a big target painted on their backs.
+In short, not only can a bad bishop harry a man out of his ministry, he has complete control over the priest’s material life.
+The bishop can, with the flick of a pen or a single phone call, render a priest homeless, penniless and jobless.
+And these, remember, are men, often well on in years, whose only education and employment training has likely been academic degrees in philosophy and theology, and whose only professional contacts are ecclesiastical.
+Moreover, because of the globalisation of the bishop-network, a man blackballed for his authentic Catholicity will be a pariah in every diocese in the world.
+And with the advent of Bergoglio in Rome, there are no more havens; as many of the former Franciscan Friars of the Immaculate have learned, the blackballing has gone global with this pontificate.
+He will remain a pariah even among the so-called “good” bishops who live in terror of the immense power of the cabal… (see above re: McCarrick & President Bush/John Paul II.)
+I have been hearing from priests who are saying in effect, “We’re trapped in this situation and forced to remain silent because if we don’t we’ll not only be unable to function as priests, but we’ll be homeless and penniless.
+We’re unemployable in any other field.” And as much as we might be tempted to say, “Well suck it up, this is for the good of souls,” the reality is that these are not small considerations.
+Many priests are getting older – many of them with health issues – and a man who has already given 20 or 30 years of his life to the Church is faced with a practical impossibility if he finds himself blacklisted.
+Of course there are some who don’t fit this mould; there are a lot of second careers in the priesthood and plenty of people go into seminary after some years in the normal workforce and can go back to it at need.
+Some of the men now coming forward with complaints against McCarrick, who left the priesthood over their experiences, have gone on to have normal, healthy working lives.
+But I think honestly most priests are in this corner and they know it and so do their bishops.
+I think a young man goes forward in great faith, spends ten to fifteen years studying philosophy and theology - fields that have almost no application in the workforce outside academia or the Church - with the honest, and frankly fair, expectation of a lifetime of employment and a safety net at the end.
+As one of them said to me, “The old arrangement was, ‘Remain faithful, do the work, and we will look after you.
+We’ll house, feed and clothe you and look after your retirement.’ The new arrangement is a perversion of that: ‘Keep quiet and go along with it all and you’ll be fine, but step an inch out of line and we’ll destroy you.’”
+So what do we do?
+The Old Paradigm is destroyed and going along with the New Paradigm is a guarantee of destruction for yourself and everyone else.
+As we saw in Ireland this week, the Purge has started.
+It’s not enough to simply demand that a priest continue in his ministry no matter what.
+We need to start working together with faithful priests – while there still are some – to help them create practical material alternatives.
+If we who still love the Church want priests to be faithful, and even to start denouncing the evil and corruption they see, we are going to have to help them create a modicum of independence and security in which to do it.
+The other day the American conservative writer, John Zmirak, wrote a sound suggestion on Twitter that I think it’s time we all started taking seriously.
+In response to the continued outrages of both “good” and bad bishops, Zmirak suggested establishing “an escrow fund in each scandal-plagued diocese, where laymen [can] deposit the funds they would have donated to [the] local church, until [a] new bishop [is] appointed.”
+I responded: “And the money could be used to purchase properties to house faithful priests punished by their bishops for refusing the New Paradigm.
+We could even perhaps buy a few convents so contemplative nuns could continue to pray in peace, without harassment from the evil men in Rome.”
+I am hearing lately from laymen who are starting to talk about setting up financial structures to ensure that the authentic Catholic life can be maintained through what is obviously soon to be a general collapse of the institution.
+This would mean independent non-profit foundations that could build or buy church buildings, convents and even schools and provide salaries for priests and other staff.
+I started thinking about this recently when I received a note from a reader with a link to an online petition from Germany, addressed to the German bishops [!!!]
+“begging” those manifestly evil and apostate men not to close a famous and ancient monastic house.
+I responded that this was going about things the wrong way.
+Catholics are going to have to get their heads out of the mindset that they are helpless petitioners, “begging” the hierarchy to maintain the Faith.
+First of all, it only gives them a frisson of pleasure to see us groveling and begging for mercy.
+Let’s not give them that, OK?
+There’s already enough “frissons of pleasure” in their lives.
+Second, it’s simply not going to work.
+In Germany, in the US, in Canada, in Italy, in Britain… throughout the Church in the 1st world, and in much of it elsewhere, the men in charge of the “institutional Church” – that is, whose names are on the bank accounts – are dedicated to the destruction of everything we want to preserve.
+The wolves are now looking with ravening eyes at the faithful.
+They are, in short, our enemies.
+They’ve become so by making themselves the enemies of Christ and His Holy Church.
+They know it and it’s time we stopped imagining otherwise.
+The other suggestion I have is for young men interested in the priesthood to fortify themselves not only spiritually but in the material sphere.
+There’s one big vulnerability we can guard against pretty easily.
+No one should be facing penury and permanent unemployment because he’s a faithful Catholic.
+We should never be letting any young man go into any diocesan seminary without being a property owner.
+He should own a house or stand to inherit one.
+Families have to come to see this as a duty to the child and to the Church.
+And more than that, the potential priest needs to have job skills that have nothing to do with the priesthood.
+Among the working classes there is a bias against intellectual work.
+But most working class people have a pretty sensible attitude towards ambitions in academia: get something under your belt you can fall back on.
+How many philosophy PhDs can build himself a bookshelf?
+Change the oil in a car?
+Rewire a house?
+The standard cliché of young people with useless academic degrees working at Starbucks has become so common it’s not even worth memeing anymore.
+How many young men do we foresee being forced out of seminary for having the wrong “sexual orientation”?
+Every one of those guys needs to be able to snap his fingers in the face of the rector and walk straight into a decent job, based not on any recommendation from a corrupt bishop, but on his solid skills.
+Among the white collar classes there is a bias against blue collar work, but the trades are crying out for skilled men and a trade school diploma in fixing tractors is a lot cheaper and a lot faster to get than a university degree.
+That’s an economic asset that we can’t afford to turn up our well-educated noses at.
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+
+It reminds me of a discussion I had some years ago with the prior of a Benedictine monastery that is attracting a lot of young vocations.
+One kid wanted to join and told me they had recommended he go to some college or other to study philosophy first.
+This college, apparently, waives much of the tuition and gives work studies to people going for the priesthood and religious life so they can avoid the student loan trap.
+This is fine, good idea.
+But I asked him what he knew how to do.
+“Can you fix a bathroom pipe?
+Do you know anything about what to feed a sheep or how to care for a cow?
+Can you drive a tractor?” This nice kid, who certainly does have a vocation, could read books and look things up on the internet and write a pretty mean paper on Thomas Aquinas, but not a lot else.
+There is going to have to be a shift in attitude in our remaining faithful institutions.
+Does a monastery really need all of its members to have PhDs in philosophy and theology?
+Wouldn’t it also be useful to have an electrician, a plumber, a carpenter, a cook, someone who knows how to fix a car or a tractor?
+Or for that matter, a certified accountant or an investment banker?
+If you insist on having people with degrees, maybe a degree in agriculture would be a good fit for a big monastic foundation with a lot of land like, say, Clear Creek or that new Carmelite place in Nebraska.
+I think this is the time we are going to have to start overcoming our class snobbery.
+Young men with ambitions for the priesthood are going to have to tuck away employability and an independent financial foundation, in the same way people used to tuck money away against a rainy day.
+Simply put, they’ve got to stop being materially dependent on the hierarchy.
+This vulnerability is a gun to their heads in this time.
+The next kid who says anything to me about wanting to enter the diocesan priesthood, I’m going to ask, “How sound is your investment portfolio?” The next candidate for religious life, I’ll ask, “Great!
+What’s your trade?
+What do you have to fall back on?”
+I’m given to understand that some houses of the Congregation of the Oratory ask candidates to come with an independent income, which, given what we’re seeing elsewhere doesn’t sound like a bad idea.
+Perhaps Catholic financial advisors could be encouraged to set up a programme to teach young men how to create a sound financial footing with investments.
+Meanwhile, we must refocus our energy on the Faith itself, instead of the physical and even canonical structures that house it.
+That monastery in Germany is lost.
+Those bishops want the property and they’ll get it.
+What the group of laymen should be doing, instead of petitioning that it be saved, is finding a place where the nuns can live their charism of religious life without episcopal harassment.
+Bishops won’t protect and support good priests?
+Then it’s up to us.
+The Vatican wants to force all religious congregations into the pants-wearing, Marxist anti-nun, LCWR pattern?
+We’re not helpless.
+We start buying convent buildings and start a fund to support the nun-refugees.
+Our goal must be preserving the precious treasure, the Deposit of the Faith, the sacramental life, the great charisms and artifacts of the religious life.
+I am reminded of what the curators of the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg did in the face of the advancing German army.
+They took down, packed up and hid the art treasures, some of the greatest in the world.
+Over a million precious works of art were sent on trains to be hidden in the Urals.
+Two trains got away to safety, but one was still there when the Germans surrounded the city and began the siege.
+The museum’s website tells us:
+“Despite starvation and severely cold temperatures, the Museum continued its preservational functions.
+With only a skeleton staff left behind, it was difficult to protect the vast buildings and their sumptuous interiors against snow, wind and rain.
+Equipped with first-aid kits, wearing helmets and gloves, the Museum air wardens cleared away heaps of broken bricks and the remains of charred flooring after each bomb hit the building; they helped dig out the living and the dead and bandage the wounded after raids in the surrounding area.
+Twelve air-raid shelters were fitted out in the basements of the Museum complex and until the first evacuations were made in March 1942 there were 12,000 people housed there permanently, among them the Museum Director, celebrated Academician Iosif Orbeli.” “Hermitage staff both in Sverdlovsk and in Leningrad acted as museum attendants, continuing their scholarly activity and lecturing in hospitals, holding conferences, writing scholarly articles.
+No items were lost during the evacuation.”
+To keep up everyone’s morale, the museum staff, while bombs were falling and they and their patrons were equally starving, continued to give tours and lectures, describing perfectly the artworks that had been removed.
+They understood the value of what they had, and did everything within their power to preserve and protect it.
+Does this all sound a bit, well, schismatic?
+Not necessarily.
+Any bishop who can demonstrate through his actions and not just with his tweets, who can prove that he is still a Catholic and not a wolf, is welcome to join us.
+But we’d be fools to wait for them.
+Whatever you might think of Archbishop Lefebvre’s solution over the last few decades, it certainly seems inarguable that the “state of emergency” for which he was preparing has come at last.
+And in a state of emergency, certain norms are naturally suspended.
+The simple fact is that soon there are going to be “vagus” priests who have been thrown out of their ministry for maintaining the Faith.
+There are going to be nuns and monks without homes, as in the England of Henry VIII.
+I think it’s only reasonable that those who also want to maintain the Faith should reach out to them and offer what shelter we can.
+What we have seen this week is making it clear that we can simply no longer sit back and “beg” bishops to maintain and defend the Faith.
+It’s not enough now to go into seminary or a monastery with glowing eyes and a firm faith.
+Sentiment isn’t going to be much comfort when the young man is no longer so very young and finds himself standing on the street outside the chancery with no skills, no money, no job, (no health insurance) and no prospects.
+If it is true that we really are alone in this, then so be it.
+Let’s stop lamenting and start doing practical things about it.
+___________________________________
+[1] Dreher and others are asking some very important questions now about the activities of the men McCarrick is known to have mentored, one of whom is currently making interesting headlines as Pope Francis’ Cardinal Prefect of the new Dicastery for Laity, Family and Life, and as the primary organiser of the upcoming World Meeting of Families in his native Dublin.
+It should probably be noted that up to the time he left over a “difference of opinion” with the group’s leadership, Cardinal Kevin Farrell as also deeply involved in the Legionaries of Christ.
+He joined in 1966, was ordained in ’78, and was quickly appointed to a high-ranking position as general director with responsibility for seminaries and schools of the Legionaries of Christ in Italy, Spain and Ireland until 1983.
+This period was at the peak of the power of the grotesquely corrupt Fr.
+Maciel, for whom it has been shown ALL the Legion’s leadership was covering.
+The Farrell family’s involvement in the Legion continues with his brother, Bishop Brian Farrell, who ordained 20 new priests to the questionable-but-officially-reformed community in 2015.
+A recent post to the official Regnum Christi website shows that Cardinal Kevin is still close enough to the Legion-related “lay” organisation to hire dicastery staff from their ranks.
+After he left the Legion, Kevin Farrell joined the diocesan clergy in Washington DC and became a protégé of the archbishop, Cardinal Wuerl.
+So close is he to McCarrick that Farrell’s coat of arms, as Elizabeth Yore reported in these pages, is not much more than a tribute to his belatedly-disgraced mentor.
+So, someone in a journalistic capacity might want to be asking a few questions about these things too.
+[2] It should also be noted that in his book, The Dictator Pope, historian Henry Sire documented that this is how Jorge Bergoglio has always operated, collecting bad men around him and controlling them with a masterful combination of threats and rewards.
+The natural question, “Why does Pope Francis keep such bad men around him?” is now easy to answer.
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+French Authorities Blame Attack by Muslim Shouting, "Allahu Akbar" on "Excitement"
+
+Over-excitement is a serious problem in the Muslim world.
+And outside it.
+While the 69-year-old Jewish man (wearing a kippah on his head) was coming out of the synagogue, heading for a bakery near 17 rue Pelleport in Paris 20 th, he was attacked by a 19-year-old man, of North African descent, who hit him on the body and on the head, knocked down, pulled by the hair and beaten while shouting "Allah Akbar".
+Long live Hitler, to death the Jews. "
+It can't be a case of Muslim Judeophobia.
+(That would be Islamophobic.)
+And since we're in Europe, it's time to default to the standard excuse, mental illness, current flavor, over-excitement.
+The police quickly intervened to save the victim who lodged a complaint.
+The anti-Semitic attacker was arrested and placed in police custody and then transferred to the psychiatric infirmary, on the recommendation of the doctor because of his observed state of excitement.
+It's okay.
+Getting really excited about Jews is a common problem among Muslim settlers in France.
+Earlier this month, the suspect in the alleged murder of a Jewish physician in Paris was deemed not responsible for his actions in a second psychiatric evaluation ordered by a judge even though the defense did not request it.
+The suspect, Traore Kobili, is scheduled to have a third evaluation to determine his ability to stand trial for the murder of Sarah Halimi in April 2017.
+He is alleged to have beaten her to death while calling her a demon and shouting about Allah before throwing her body from the window of her third-story apartment.
+They're all crazy in Europe.
+A Muslim terrorist stabbed four people at a train station near Munich while screaming, “Allahu Akbar”.
+In between proclaiming the glory of Allah, he also shouted that his victims were all “unbelievers”.
+A woman heard him say, “Infidel, you must die”.
+The German authorities came to the inescapable conclusion that the attack had nothing to do with Islam.
+Instead the Muslim terrorist had been “mentally ill” and was probably not even fit to stand trial.
+And in Russia.
+Gyulchekhra Bobokulova beheaded a 4-year-old girl and displayed her head in the street while shouting, “Allahu Akbar.
+I hate democracy.
+I am a terrorist.
+I want you dead.” Faced with these bafflingly inscrutable statements, the authorities blamed mental illness.
+And Amsterdam.
+In May, Malek, a Syrian refugee, stabbed three people in The Hague while shouting, “Allahu Akbar.” The Syrian had previously thanked the Dutch people for their hospitality by shouting, “Allahu Akbar,” and throwing pieces of furniture out of the window of his apartment and into the street.
+On the loose, Malek cut a man’s throat.
+He also stabbed two others.
+Police shot him in the leg, ruled out terrorism and blamed mental illness.
+In December of last year, Saleh Ali, a Syrian refugee wearing a keffiyah and waving a terrorist PLO flag, went up to a Jewish restaurant in Amsterdam, shouted “Allahu Akbar” and began smashing the windows.
+The police stood by and watched until he was done.
+And then they arrested him.
+Ali admitted to having fought with Jihadists in Syria.
+So the system decided that he needed a psychiatric evaluation
+Maybe it's not the terrorists who are nuts.
+Maybe it's the authorities who are insane.
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+Obama Was Never As Tough On Russia As Trump
+
+This is just silly.
+The constant hand-wringing, from the left-wing media, over President Trump’s loyalties and his connection with Russia is just silly.
+The media has been hanging on every word the President says and arguing that his rhetoric is proof positive that he is some kind of Russian mole.
+The only problem with this thesis?
+Everything that the President is DOING belies their argument.
+If President Trump were a mole, wouldn’t he have made life easier for Putin?
+Wouldn’t he have eased sanctions?
+Wouldn’t he have been less confrontational than Obama in Syria?
+Wouldn’t the President be making Putin’s attempts at expanding his influence easier?
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+Instead, President Trump’s POLICIES have actually made life more difficult for Putin at every turn.
+Here’s The Federalist’s Mollie Hemingway explaining:
+Our relationship with Russia is at a significant low point where just having some conversations can lead us to a better outcome.
+And there are so many important things that they are involved with that we care about, whether it’s Syria, Ukraine, North Korea or nuclear arms.
+I’m kind of surprised there’s been this much angst over this press conference.
+Not that he said things the way he should have.
+President Trump really did mess up with that press conference but I don’t quite know what people want.
+He actually is pretty tough on Russia.
+And in the last couple of years, we’ve seen an increase in the military budget, we’ve seen an increase in the intelligence budget.
+We are doing NATO exercises in the Baltics.
+We provided legal aid to Ukraine and Georgia.
+We’re developing low-yield nuclear weapons.
+He implemented sanctions that were even stronger than required by Congressional mandate.
+So if you care about actual actions, I think there’s a lot to be happy about in terms of a tough posture towards Russia.
+People are obsessed about words and they should maybe focus on the actions as well.
+Former Speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich, concurred with Hemingway arguing that by any standard Trump has been far tougher on Russia than Obama was.
+First, the very people who have been loudest in attacking President Trump about his performance at the Helsinki summit are the people who failed to protect America from Russian meddling in 2016.
+The very intensity and nastiness of former CIA Director Brennan and former Director of National Intelligence Clapper is an attempt to distract attention from their failure to protect America.
+It was their duty in 2016 – not candidate Trump’s.
+Second, the Trump administration has been far tougher on Russia than President Obama ever dreamed of being.
+The Trump administration is taking real actions designed to weaken Russia and force Putin to change his aggressive behavior.
+The Trump administration has levied tough sanctions on Russia.
+Also, President Trump’s public lecture about Germany not buying natural gas from Russia was aimed at cutting Putin off from hard currency worth tens of billions of dollars and further weakening the Russian economy.
+Furthermore, President Trump’s efforts to get our European allies to increase their defense spending has a direct impact on Putin.
+The stronger NATO is, the less maneuvering room Russia has.
+Beyond pressuring our allies, consider these specific steps President Trump has taken against Russia: Where President Obama refused to provide serious weapons to the Ukrainians to help them defend themselves (his response was weakness on a pathetic scale), President Trump has approved the sale of offensive weapons to enable the Ukrainians to increase the cost of Russian aggression.
+When the Russians used chemical weapons in Great Britain, President Trump joined our allies and expelled 60 Russian intelligence officers from the United States.
+When the Russians retaliated, the Trump administration closed the Russian consulate in Seattle.
+President Trump had previously shuttered the Russian consulate in San Francisco and smaller annexes in Washington and New York.
+More than 100 Russian individuals and companies have been sanctioned for a variety of reasons.
+Despite the hysteria of the left, it is impossible to see the Trump administration as anything but firm in its dealing with Russia.
+Nothing done in Helsinki made life easier for the Putin regime in its continued economic decay and diplomatic isolation due to the sanctions regime.
+Any intellectually honest review of the last decade of foreign policy would lead one to admit that President Trump has most assuredly been tougher on Putin and Russia than Obama ever was.
+Article posted with permission from Constitution.com
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+Liberals Agree – Trump Tougher on Putin than Obama Was
+
+Leftwing journalist Glenn Greenwald is no fan of President Trump’s policies, but he simply cannot understand how the leftwing media keeps getting so riled up at everything that Trump does.
+In Greenwald’s mind, Trump is a fairly standard politician (when it comes to the policies he supports and implements), which is what makes the media’s constant flow of outrage so mystifying.
+In a recent debate over the Helsinki Hulabaloo, Greenwald told the leftists at Democracy Now!
+that getting all worked up over Trump’s press conference with Putin was ridiculous.
+Why?
+Because, when Trump’s Russia policies are measured against Obama’s… it becomes CLEAR that Trump has obviously been tougher against Russia than Obama ever was.
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+Here’s the crux of Greenwald’s argument:
+So let me just make two points.
+Number one is, if you look at President Obama versus President Trump, there’s no question that President Obama was more cooperative with and collaborative with Russia and the Russian agenda than President Trump.
+President Trump has sent lethal arms to Ukraine—a crucial issue for Putin—which President Obama refused to do.
+President Trump has bombed the Assad forces in Syria, a client state of Putin, something that Obama refused to do because he didn’t want to provoke Putin.
+Trump has expelled more Russian diplomats and sanctioned more Russian oligarchs than [Obama] has.
+Trump undid the Iran deal, which Russia favored, while Obama worked with Russia in order to do the Iran deal.
+So this idea that Trump is some kind of a puppet of Putin, that he controls him with blackmail, is the kind of stuff that you believe if you read too many
+Tom Clancy novels but isn’t borne out by the facts.
+The other issue that I want to make is that, you know, again, this idea that somehow that you are endorsing the repression of other countries’ leaders if you meet with them—it is true that Trump has never criticized Putin, although he has taken all the steps I just outlined against Putin.
+But he’s also never criticized Benjamin Netanyahu.
+He’s also never criticized the incredibly repressive leaders of Saudi Arabia.
+He’s never criticized the fascist president of the Philippines.
+It is true President Trump likes fascist and authoritarian leaders, and that is a problem, but it’s not like Putin is the only leader that he doesn’t criticize.
+The relevant portion of the debate begins about 21 minutes into the video:
+Article posted with permission from Constitution.com
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+Army Colonel: False Flag ‘Gulf of Tonkin Incident’ May Be Used to Get US Into War with Iran
+
+Often, the American mainstream media becomes a de facto government employee, taking the claims of U.S. officials and reporting them as proven fact — and nothing exemplifies this penchant better than reporting on the Gulf of Tonkin incident — perhaps one of most flagrant lies ever dreamed up as a justification for war.
+On August 5, 1964, the New York Times reported, “President Johnson has ordered retaliatory action against gunboats and ‘certain supporting facilities in North Vietnam’ after renewed attacks against American destroyers in the Gulf of Tonkin.” Additional outlets, such as the Washington Post, echoed this claim.
+But it wasn’t true.
+At all.
+In fact, the Gulf of Tonkin incident, as it became known, turned out to be a fictitious creation courtesy of the government to escalate war in Vietnam — leading to the deaths of tens of thousands of U.S. troops and millions of Vietnamese, fomenting the largest anti-war movement in American history, and tarnishing the reputation of a nation once considered at least somewhat noble in the eyes of the world.
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+In 2010, more than 1,100 transcripts from the Vietnam era were released, proving Congress and officials raised serious doubts about the information fed to them by the Pentagon and White House.
+But while this internal grumbling took place, mainstream media dutifully reported official statements as if the veracity of the information couldn’t be disputed.
+Tom Wells, author of the exhaustive exposé “The War Within: America’s Battle Over Vietnam,” explained the media egregiously erred in “almost exclusive reliance on U.S. government officials as sources of information” and “reluctance to question official pronouncements on ‘national security issues.’”
+If due diligence had been performed, and reporters had raised appropriate doubts about the Gulf of Tonkin false flag, it’s arguable whether support for the contentious war would have lasted as long as it did.
+Sadly, the United States has a tendency to repeat the same mistakes over and over again.
+And now, a US Army Colonel is predicting that another Gulf of Tonkin incident could bring us into war with Iran.
+As President Donald Trump continues to surround himself with neocon warhawks, the drums are beating for war with Iran.
+The rhetoric is becoming so strong, that Trump himself — without provocation — began tweeting threats to the sovereign nation.
+On Tuesday, Fox News host Tucker Carlson and Colonel Douglas Macgregor addressed the growing prospect of US war with Iran and warned that a new “Gulf of Tonkin incident” could be used to drag us into it.
+Carlson mocked the neocons’ claims that Iran is the “greatest threat” to America, explicitly noting that “virtually every attack in America has been inspired not by Iran, but by Iran’s Sunni enemies.”
+Carlson pointed out how the neocons are hellbent on pushing the Trump administration into a new war.
+“If there was ever a swamp in Washington you are looking at it — the foreign policy establishment — they are working overtime to ensnare the president in a mess in Iran,” Carlson said.
+“Let’s hope that he understands exactly what’s going on.”
+Pointing out Trump’s recent attempts at diplomacy with North Korea and Russia, Col. Macgregor weighed in, noting that he thinks Trump will attempt to avoid war with Iran.
+However, he noted that a false flag could be used to drag us into it.
+“I think the president needs to watch carefully for the potential for something like the Gulf of Tonkin incident,” Col. Macgregor said.
+“Many of your viewers may not remember that it never happened and we could very well be treated to something like that in the Gulf.
+We should watch for that, and this is an example of President Trump’s comments on fake news, he should not be sabotage by fake news.”
+Carlson then pointed out how the Trump admin has reacted to fake news by attacking Syria—twice.
+For those who may be unaware, the plan to overthrow Iran has long been in the works.
+In fact, in April 2012, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, Seymour Hersh reported that the U.S. Joint Special Operations Command had trained (Mojahedin-e Khalq) MEK operatives at a secret site in Nevada from 2005 to 2009.
+MEK is the Iranian political-militant organization that advocates for the violent overthrow of the current Iranian regime.
+They are hardly quiet about it.
+According to Hersh, MEK members were trained in intercepting communications, cryptography, weaponry and small unit tactics at the Nevada site until President Barack Obama took office in 2009.
+Hersh also reported additional names of former U.S. officials paid to speak in support of MEK, including former CIA directors James Woolsey and Porter Goss; New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani; former Vermont Governor Howard Dean; former Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Louis Freeh and former U.N.
+Ambassador John Bolton.
+Coincidentally, MEK was classified as a terrorist organization by the United States and its allies—during this training period—until they suddenly removed them from the list in 2012.
+While the current Iranian regime is certainly no bastion of freedom, the idea that US intervention or a violent revolution would be beneficial for the people of Iran is outright insane.
+To see what US intervention—through military support and the support of ‘protesters’—does to countries, one need only look at Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya to see the horrific death tolls and war-ravaged dystopias left in America’s wake.
+To those paying attention over the years, Trump’s desire to intervene in Iran, and his subsequent support in the media should come as no surprise as it has been the plan since Bill Clinton was in office and was documented in the neoconservative PNAC report.
+This was even admitted by General Wesley Clark, former Supreme Allied Commander of NATO, that the U.S. planned on going to war with Iran, according to a 2001 memo from the U.S. Secretary of Defense.
+“This is a memo that describes how we’re going to take out seven countries in five years,” Clark said.
+“Starting with Iraq, and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and finishing off with Iran.”
+All presidents since Clinton have crossed countries off this list.
+Now it’s Trump’s turn.
+Article posted with permission from The Free Thought Project
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+3-D-printed guns put carnage a click away
+
+PEOPLE WHO are barred from purchasing firearms or want to own a gun that is illegal in the jurisdiction where they live may soon have an easy way to get around the law.
+All they would need to do is download a computer file and use a 3-D printer to stamp out a gun.
+No background check would weed out felons, those with mental illness, domestic abusers or possible terrorists.
+No serial number would allow police to trace a weapon used in a crime.
+And there would be no problem getting past metal detectors with a gun molded from high-quality plastic.
+Plans by a Texas organization to publish, starting Aug. 1, downloadable blueprints for 3-D-printed plastic firearms — so-called ghost guns — have rightly alarmed leading gun safety groups and law enforcement officials.
+Credit for this dangerous scenario — in which getting an AR-15-style rifle is just a matter of a few computer clicks — goes to the Trump administration for its inexplicable decision to settle a lawsuit it was on the verge of winning.
+The case involves Cody Wilson, founder of Defense Distributed, who sued the government in 2015 after the State Department under the Obama administration made him take down do-it-yourself gunmaking blueprints he had posted online, saying they violated export regulations governing military hardware and technology.
+Mr. Wilson, an avowed anarchist who hopes for a world in which governments can’t stop individuals from getting guns, claimed his First Amendment right to free speech was being violated.
+But he lost at every stage of litigation, including a refusal by the Supreme Court to review a decision that the code could not be published during the course of the lawsuit.
+So it was stunning — but not surprising, given this administration’s worship at the altar of gun rights — that the State Department elected last month to quietly settle the case.
+In addition to signing off on the public release of the 3-D printing tutorials, the State Department also agreed to pay nearly $40,000 of Mr. Wilson’s legal fees.
+The Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence has filed a Freedom of Information Act request to find out how this senseless decision was reached, and whether groups such as the National Rifle Association were involved.
+It, along with Everytown for Gun Safety and Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, tried unsuccessfully Friday to get a federal court in Texas to block what it called a “troubling” and “dangerous” settlement.
+Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was pressed about the issue Wednesday during his appearance before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
+“Why on earth would the Trump administration make it easier for terrorists and gunmen to produce undetectable plastic guns?” asked Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.).
+Mr. Pompeo promised to “take a look at it.”
+That’s not enough.
+Ghost guns are already a problem; they are used not just by lone shooters but as part of criminal enterprises.
+Releasing instructions for their manufacture, which now only circulate on the dark Web, will lead directly to the loss of more innocent lives.
+The administration should stop the State Department from going ahead with this foolhardy move, and Congress should act to plug the loopholes that these guns are designed to take advantage of.
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+The Remnant Newspaper
+
+The unmasking of McCarrick exposed the pervasive prelate coverup of homosexual sexual predation in the American Catholic Church.
+These swarmy power brokers have colluded far too long at the tragic expense of innocent boys and seminarians.
+For 60 years, Ted McCarrick roamed the halls of seminaries, harassing, raping, and assaulting young males around the world.
+His brother bishops all knew and they all stayed silent.
+How fortuitous and revelatory that McCarrick, the Molester would divulge his personal role in the pre-Conclave lobbying effort to elect Jorge Bergoglio as Pope.
+The notorious lavender mafia anxiously sought a simpatico Pope to advance its reformist homosexual agenda.
+Bergoglio was their man.
+The now well known McCarrick Villanova Speech on October 13, 2013 where he relayed the story about a prominent Italian man who met with McCarrick to ask him to lobby for the election of Bergoglio to the papacy.
+In light of the McCarrick scandal, the conversation takes on new meaning...
+McCarrick described the conversation with the Influential Roman:
+“Before we went into the General Congregation, a very interesting and influential Italian gentleman came to see me at the Seminary (where else?)
+where I was staying.
+We sat down and he’s a very brilliant man, very influential in Rome and said he had a favor to ask of me back home in the U.S., but then he said:”
+Influential Roman: What about Bergoglio?
+Molester McCarrick: I was surprised and said, What about Bergoglio?
+Influential Roman: Does he have a chance?
+Molester McCarrick: I don’t think so.
+No one has mentioned his name.
+He isn’t on anyone’s mind.
+Influential Roman: He could do it you know.
+Molester McCarrick: What could he do?
+Influential Roman: He could reform the Church.
+If you gave him 5 years, he could get us back on target.
+He’s 76.
+If he had 5 years—the Lord working through him, he could make the Church over again.
+Molester McCarrick: That’s interesting.
+Influential Roman: I know you are his friend.
+Molester McCarrick: I hope I am.
+Influential Roman: Talk him up.
+Molester McCarrick'll vouch for ya, Francis!
+#bromance
+And talk him up, McCarrick the Molester did!
+Oh, the irony!
+That the most prolific serial predator Cardinal would divulge the pre-Conclave Bergoglio plot to “reform the Church.” Now we know what “reform the Church” looks like in the Bergoglian papacy.
+Yes, the clever and tyrannical Bergoglio, through his manipulation of synods, footnotes, exhortations, personal phone calls, airplane pressers, and correspondence has nearly completed his task of modernizing the Roman Catholic Church in the past 5 years.
+The rallying cry for his homosexual modern agenda was sounded in his July 29, 2013 airplane presser.
+Who am I to judge set the tone for merciful embrace of homosexual priests.
+After 5 long years, his unrelenting mercy mantra seemingly extends only to homosexual clerics, not to the laity or clergy victims who protest the cover ups by prelates.
+Francis’ wink and nod to the homosexual lifestyle landed him on the cover of the Advocate, the gay magazine, as its Man of the Year.
+He lapped up the accolades from the secular culture and main stream media.
+Yet, fame is and predation is unrelenting, even for Popes.
+In the words of Queen Elizabeth, this year has been annus horribilis for Francis.
+Excuse the gay slang pun but, the chickens have come home to roost.
+The cascading revelations of papal sex scandals are toppling the barque of Peter.
+Will Catholic laity pay attention and take action?
+The McCarrick scandal created an earthquake in the Catholic Church with aftershocks that will last for years.
+The timing is eerily propitious and providential based on the 5 year deadline.
+Will the laity step up and reclaim our hijacked Catholic Church?
+This critical time in the history of the Catholic Church demands that the laity step forward to protect the Church, its children and seminarians from predators.
+We must close ranks before another precious child is exploited, a holy seminarian is violated, or another homosexual orgy is covered up at the Vatican.
+The first order of business is to scuttle the upcoming October Synod on Young People, the Faith, and Vocational Discernment.
+Remember that influential Roman gentleman friend of McCarrick who said that Bergoglio could reform the Church in 5 years?
+Bergoglio’s upcoming Synod on Young People will serve as the culminating vehicle for the 5 year modernist reform of the St. Gallen Mafia.
+This Synod is designed to exploit the youth, like they’ve been doing for the last 60 years.
+If it weren’t so infuriating, it would be laughable that following the McCarrick scandal of sexual predation of young males and seminarians, by a Cardinal, and covered up by Bishops, the Catholic Church would host a Synod of Bishops on the topic of young people and vocations!
+Furthermore, this nightmare of a “sinod" is inviting youth from ages 16-29 to mingle with the Bishops to discuss the Church, faith and vocations.
+Are you thoroughly disgusted by this farce?
+The Bishops have proven that they cannot be trusted to protect young people and seminarians from predators.
+The ever growing global list of Bishops and Cardinals that have preyed on /and or covered up the sexual abuse of minors and seminarians over the last 60 years continues to enrage the laity.
+We are no longer Shocked, just fed up.
+Let’s start with the Cardinal who will lead the upcoming Synod, none other than Cardinal Kevin Farrell, Prefect of the Dicastery for Laity, Family and Life.
+As the DC roommate and protege of Ted McCarrick, Farrell so respected McCarrick, the Molester, that he fashioned his Coat of Arms as a tribute to Uncle Ted.
+Farrell’s pathetic and laughable defense “I never knew anything about McCarrick” video highlights the continuing conspiracy of denial by the U.S. Catholic hierarchy.
+Undoubtedly, Farrell as the head of this Synod chose his dear friend gay friendly, Fr.
+James Martin, S.J.
+to keynote the Synod.
+Farrell’s graciously offers notorious praise for Martin’s new book, Building a Bridge (to hell, ed.)
+exposes his obvious underlying homosexual agenda and aura of the upcoming Synod:
+“A welcome and much-needed book that will help bishops, priests, pastoral associates, and all church leaders more compassionately minister to the LGBT community.
+It will also help LGBT Catholics feel more at home in what is, after all, their church.”
+What merciful praise for Martin’s book, Cardinal Farrell!
+Contrary to the theme of mercy and compassion to LGBTs, it appears that your mentor, McCarrick set out to groom and grow an LGBT community.
+Clearly, you and Fr.
+Martin have much in common since you both claimed you were “shocked” by the McCarrick allegations.
+Explain to Catholics why would you headline a homosexual affirming speaker at a Synod for youth and seminarians?
+In case you haven’t been reading the McCarrick headlines or noticing the plunging mass attendance and collections, Catholics don’t trust their boys around priests and are furious that their seminarians are subjected to unrelenting homosexual sexual harassment.
+McCarrick is the last straw.
+All credibility is lost.
+The October Synod is yet another example of Church leaders exploiting Catholic youth for their own personal power agenda and selfish motives.
+Bergoglio’s five year plan is nearly complete.
+Catholics must shed their trust and naivety in the papacy and bishops’ conference.
+Dare, if you will, to read the thrill, the excitement and anticipated results of the Synod in the radical New Ways Gay Catholic Ministry article, entitled, Youth Synod Document shows Vatican evolution on LGBT Topics.
+The article highlights the New Ways excitement over the shift in the Vatican approach to the LGBT issues at the Synod:
+“Another significant development is the acknowledgement that LGBT people have a desire to be part of the church.
+In one section, the document states: “some LGBT youth … wish to benefit from greater closeness and experience greater care from the Church.” “This acknowledgement is a welcome change from the hierarchy’s traditional rhetoric that suggests LGBT people are opposed to religion.
+As New Ways Ministry knows from over 40 years of pastoral work with the LGBT community, LGBT Catholics have a deep spirituality, often forged by remarkable journeys overcoming rejection, alienation, and marginalization.
+LGBT Catholics have stayed a part of the church, despite statements and actions which have offended and hurt them.”
+The New Ways article highlights the efforts of Cardinal Kevin Farrell and his Vatican cronies to promote the LGBT agenda for the upcoming Synod:
+“A third development is that the document shows that Vatican officials paid attention to concerns about LGBT issues which were raised by youth at a pre-synod meeting in Rome during March of this year, and also from youth around the world who made their views known to the Vatican online.”
+And what of the infamous Instrumentum Laboris, drafted by the crafty Cardinal Baldisseri, Secretary General of the Synod of Bishops, noteworthy of the infamous First Synod on the Family?
+Known for his manipulative polls and magical modernistic results, Baldisseri infamously stated that “dogma has its own evolution.” Baldisseri stayed true to his modernist form and agenda and to the delight of the New Ways Ministry, he announced at the Vatican press conference that his office is using for the first time ever the LGBT acronym to refer to gay people in a spirit of inclusion.
+Lest there be any doubt about the secret agenda and outcome of this Synod, Cardinal Baldisseri raises the exclusion rainbow flag.
+Baldisseri notes that the upcoming Synod is to “make the entire Church aware of its important mission to accompany every young person, none excluded.”
+This papacy is awash in the prissy, pop psycho speak, jargon of accompaniment, listening, and dialogue dazzling the media with empty tropes and luring the uncatechized into its globalist mantra of one world new age religion.
+Not surprisingly, Baldisseri never once mentions that dreaded word, dogma in the Instrumentum Laboris, but effuses about accompaniment 136 times!
+This doltish and dimwitted document wreaks of psycho babble, insults the intelligence of young people, and will destroy the future of the Church.
+Welcome to the dumbing down of the Catholic Faith by the St. Gallen Mafia and their don, Jorge Bergoglio.
+This Synod will exploit the youth and seminarians, just like Ted McCarrick.
+The handwriting is all over the 37 foot Vatican wall.
+The time to take a stand against this radical hijacking of Holy Mother Church is now.
+Expose and rout every last predator.
+Purge every homosexual from its clerical ranks.
+#StopTheSynod.
+It has all the markings of a Gay Pride Rally.
+__________________________________________
+Elizabeth Yore is an attorney and international child rights advocate who has investigated clergy sex abuse cases.
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+Trump To Jeff Sessions: Put An End to Russia Probe - Prosecutors Doing Mueller’s ‘Dirty Work Are A Disgrace’ To America
+
+Finally.
+President Donald Trump took to Twitter Wednesday to call on his Attorney General Jeff Sessions to shut down special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
+Sessions is a weak sister.
+He has to go.
+This leftwing witch hunt has been ongoing since day one of Trump’s presidency in order to impair and impede his ability to get the job done.
+It’s a stealth coup.
+Sessions is a weak sister.
+He has to go.
+BREAKING NEWS: TRUMP TELLS JEFF SESSIONS TO PUT AN END TO RUSSIA PROBE AS HE CLAIMS PROSECUTORS DOING MUELLER’S ‘DIRTY WORK ARE A DISGRACE’ TO AMERICA
+White House WON’T say if Trump will order Jeff Sessions to fire Robert Mueller
+But the president tweeted Wednesday that Sessions should end Mueller’s probe
+Sessions recused himself from Russia-election-meddling matters in March 2017
+That led to Mueller’s appointment as an outside investigator, not loyal to Trump
+New tension comes as former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort goes on trial, facing unrelated financial-crime charges, with Mueller’s team prosecuting him
+Donald Trump has ratcheted up his pressure on Attorney General Jeff Sessions, saying in a tweet that the Attorney General of the United States should step in and put an end to Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s long-running Russia probe
+‘Attorney General Jeff Sessions should stop this Rigged Witch Hunt right now,’ the president tweeted.
+‘Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 17 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA!’
+The White House ignored a Wednesday Wednesday about whether Trump will push the envelope further and order Sessions to fire Mueller.
+Trump’s mention of 17 prosecution lawyers is a reference to what he claims is an abundance of Democrats on Mueller’s staff.
+The special counsel himself is a Republican.
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+Sessions, who was a Trump campaign adviser and the first sitting senator to endorse his candidacy, recused himself from the Russia probe in March 2016 because he expected the campaign to be one focus of the investigation.
+That gave the reins to his deputy Rod Rosenstein, who later appointed Mueller.
+Trump has publicly criticized Sessions before, tweeting in June that the Mueller ‘witch hunt’ was only proceeding ‘because Jeff Sessions didn’t tell me he was going to recuse himself.’
+‘I would have quickly picked someone else.
+So much time and money wasted, so many lives ruined … and Sessions knew better than most that there was No Collusion’ with the Kremlin,’ he added.
+The new tensions between the president and the nation’s top law enforcer come as Mueller’s team is prosecuting former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort on money laundering, tax evasion and bank fraud charges.
+The allegations in that trial, which began Tuesday, are related to Manafort’s financial dealings long before he was involved in the 2016 election cycle.
+But firing Mueller would likely send a signal to Democrats that the White House is worried about potential blowback from a Manafort conviction just three months before the congressional midterm elections.
+Still, Trump went all-in with a new intensity on Wednesday, opening up on Mueller and his team with both barrels of his massive Twitter following.
+‘Russian Collusion with the Trump Campaign, one of the most successful in history, is a TOTAL HOAX,’ he wrote.
+‘The Democrats paid for the phony and discredited Dossier which was, along with Comey, McCabe, Strzok and his lover, the lovely Lisa Page, used to begin the Witch Hunt.
+Disgraceful!’
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+Trump To Sessions In Series Of Tweets: ‘Stop The Rigged Witch Hunt NOW!’
+
+President Donald Trump has taken to Twitter in order to call upon Attorney General Jeff Sessions to end the investigation into his alleged Russian collusion.
+Trump wants the Justice Department to “stop the rigged witch hunt” before it can “stain our country and further.”
+In his Twitter post, Trump also blasted the 17 angry Democrats that are doing a conflicted Mueller’s dirty work.
+..This is a terrible situation and Attorney General Jeff Sessions should stop this Rigged Witch Hunt right now, before it continues to stain our country any further.
+Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 17 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA!
+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 1, 2018
+“..This is a terrible situation and Attorney General Jeff Sessions should stop this Rigged Witch Hunt right now, before it continues to stain our country any further.
+Bon Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 17 angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to [sic] USA!” Trump wrote.
+And Trump is far from the only American who sees the investigation as a witch hunt.
+Many Twitter users have taken his side, while many others believe firmly in the Russian conspiracy theory.
+The president made his comments in a series of Tweets earlier this morning.
+“FBI Agent Peter Strzok (on the Mueller team) should have recused himself on day one.
+He was out to STOP THE ELECTION OF DONALD TRUMP.
+He needed an insurance policy.
+Those are illegal, improper goals, trying to influence the Election.
+He should never, ever been allowed to.....— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 1, 2018
+.....remain in the FBI while he himself was being investigated.
+This is a real issue.
+It won’t go into a Mueller Report because Mueller is going to protect these guys.
+Mueller has an interest in creating the illusion of objectivity around his investigation.” ALAN DERSHOWITZ — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 1, 2018
+Enough is enough!!!
+This is just a deep state coo attempt (Mueller) to stop the will of We the People!!!
+It's time to jail Mueller and cancel this witch hunt!!!
+Lock them all up this has to end!!!
+Comfortably Smug (@ComfortablySmug) August 1, 2018
+Attorney General Sessions recused himself from overseeing the investigation early in 2017.
+The New York Times hypothesized that this was done, in part, to avoid the kind of conflicts such as that which Trump has proposed.
+Later, a special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, was appointed to carry out the investigation.
+Trump’s lawyers, Rudolph W. Giuliani and Jay A. Sekulow, said in a telephone interview that the president was not ordering the inquiry closed but simply expressing his opinion via the social media platform.
+“It’s not a call to action,” Mr. Giuliani said, adding that it was a sentiment that Mr. Trump and his lawyers have expressed publicly before.
+“He’s expressing his opinion, but he’s not talking of his special powers he has” as president, Giuliani said.
+“He doesn’t feel that he has to intervene in the process, nor is he intervening,” said Sekulow.
+The special counsel is also looking into some of Trump’s tweets about Attorney General Sessions and the former F.B.I.
+director James Comey and whether the messages were intended to “obstruct the inquiry” into his alleged Russian collusion.
+Senator Patrick Leahy, a Democrat of Vermont, suggested on Twitter that the president’s directive to Sessions in these recent Tweets was, in fact, obstruction.
+When I was a prosecutor, obstruction of justice was often hard to prove, requiring difficult-to-obtain evidence that the individual’s actions were truly intended to interfere with an ongoing criminal investigation.
+Oh how times have changed.
+https://t.co/CjSFJmng7Z — Sen. Patrick Leahy (@SenatorLeahy) August 1, 2018
+The ongoing battle against the Trump presidency and the debate over what constitutes opinion vs. “obstruction of justice” doesn’t appear to have an end date in sight.
+Although, according to Guiliani, Mueller suggested that the Russia obstruction probe would be wrapping up by September 1.
+We’ll all be waiting with bated breath.
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+Trump calls on Sessions to stop Mueller’s Russia probe, raising specter of attempted obstruction
+
+WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump called on Attorney General Jeff Sessions to “stop this Rigged Witch Hunt right now,” opening the president to further complaints that he is trying to obstruct the investigation into Russia’s election interference and his campaign’s possible complicity.
+Trump is already reportedly under investigation for potential obstruction of the Russia probe led by special counsel Robert S. Mueller III.
+The tweet early Wednesday was the president’s most explicit post or statement to date seemingly aimed at getting his attorney general, the nation’s top law enforcement officer, to end the probe
+The tweet, along with several others Wednesday morning, accelerated the president’s attacks on the investigation, which he claims is tainted by bias.
+They were likely prompted by the start of the trial on Tuesday of Paul Manafort, Trump’s former campaign chairman, on 18 charges of tax evasion, bank fraud and conspiracy.
+“This is a terrible situation and Attorney General Jeff Sessions should stop this Rigged Witch Hunt right now, before it continues to stain our country any further.
+Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 17 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA!” Trump wrote.
+The president suggested in a subsequent tweet that Manafort was being treated worse than Al Capone, the notorious Prohibition-era Chicago gangster.
+“Where is the Russian Collusion?” Trump added.
+Trump’s tweets prompted Rep. Adam B. Schiff of California, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, to accuse the president of obstruction “hiding in plain sight.”
+“The President of the United States just called on his Attorney General to put an end to an investigation in which the President, his family and campaign may be implicated,” Schiff tweeted.
+“This is an attempt to obstruct justice hiding in plain sight.
+America must never accept it.”
+Although the White House has said that Trump’s tweets are official presidential statements, his lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani, responded to the latest one as he has before, by brushing off suggestions that Trump’s tweets could be used as evidence of obstruction.
+“The president was expressing his opinion on his favored medium for asserting his First Amendment right of free speech,” Giuliani said in an interview.
+“He said ‘should,’ not ‘must,’ and no presidential order was issued or will be.”
+He said he spoke with Trump to make sure that the president wasn’t actually issuing an order.
+“I talked to him about it to make sure he was on the same page as we are,” Giuliani said, and the president indicated he was not ordering Sessions to act.
+On Sunday, Giuliani told CBS’ “Face the Nation”: “Obstruction by tweet is not something I think works real well.
+Generally obstruction is secret, it’s clandestine, it’s corrupt.”
+Giuliani added, “I’ve looked at all those tweets and they don’t amount to anything.”
+For months, Trump’s lawyers also have argued that it’s impossible for the president to obstruct justice because his constitutional authority extends over the Justice Department.
+That power allows him to direct officials where to focus their resources or to fire them when he chooses, as Trump did when removing James B. Comey as FBI director last year.
+That firing, however, led to Mueller’s appointment as special counsel.
+Wednesday’s tweet was a reminder of Trump’s unabated anger at Sessions, who recused himself from overseeing the Russia investigation on March 2, 2017 — as members of both parties and legal experts have contended that he should.
+Sessions pointed to Justice Department regulations to explain that, as one of Trump’s earliest and most active supporters, he shouldn’t participate in the investigation of the Trump campaign.
+He announced the decision after controversy over his own undisclosed contacts, both during the campaign and the post-election transition, with the Russian ambassador at the time, Sergey Kislyak.
+Two months ago, Trump tweeted that he should have chosen a different person as attorney general who wouldn’t have needed to recuse himself.
+“I wish I did!” he wrote.
+In his tweets, Trump also quoted criticism of the investigation from Alan Dershowitz, a Harvard Law School professor who frequently defends Trump on television.
+In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Dershowitz said he does not believe Sessions has the authority to end the probe.
+“You can’t be both recused and making decisions about the investigation,” he said.
+But Dershowitz also cast doubt on whether Trump’s tweets can be seen as an act of obstruction.
+“You cannot obstruct justice by openly exercising your First Amendment rights and openly criticizing a prosecution, whether you’re right or wrong,” he said.
+“Obstruction of justice is generally committed behind the scenes, so I think both sides are a little overwrought here.”
+Stephen Vladeck, a University of Texas law professor, agreed that Sessions cannot stop the Russia investigation given that he recused himself.
+“The president, intentionally or not, is misdirecting his ire,” Vladeck said.
+If Trump wanted to use his power to end the probe, he would have to give the order to Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general supervising the Mueller team’s work, and fire Rosenstein if he does not comply, according to Vladeck.
+Trump could also try to replace Sessions as attorney general with someone who does not have a conflict of interest from the campaign, allowing that person to relieve Rosenstein of the responsibility to oversee Mueller, Vladeck said.
+— Noah Bierman and Chris Megerian
+Los Angeles Times
+———
+©2018 Los Angeles Times, Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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+Catholic bishop purges the names of his predecessors from church buildings for failing to protect children
+
+On Wednesday, Bishop Ronald Gainer of the Catholic diocese of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, ordered that the names of all previous Harrisburg bishops from the past seven decades be removed from church buildings and rooms, because they collectively failed to protect children from dozens of predators priests and other Catholic leaders.
+No other Catholic prelate has conducted such a blanket purge of his predecessors' legacies, The New York Times reports.
+© Claudio Reyes/AFP/Getty Images Catholic Church deals with sex abuse fallout
+At the same time, Gainer released the names of 71 clergy and seminarians who've been credibly accused of sexual misconduct involving children dating back to 1947, apologized on behalf of the diocese and himself, waived any confidentiality agreements abuse survivors may have signed in legal settlements with the diocese, and released new guidelines for protecting children in the church.
+Grainer said he wanted to release the list of accused predators earlier but was asked to wait until a state grand jury inquiry into abuse in six Pennsylvania Catholic diocese, including Harrisburg, was complete.
+A spokesman for Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro, who ordered the two-year investigation of Catholic sex abuse, said the Harrisburg diocese had pushed to end the grand jury investigation last year.
+The grand jury's findings, including allegations against more than 300 priests accused of sexual abuse dating back to 1947, will likely be released this month after the state Supreme Court gave the green light.
+The Catholic Church is already reeling over the revelations that former Washington Archbishop Theodore McCormick, who resigned as a cardinal over the weekend after being sanctioned by Pope Francis, has been credibly accused of sexually abusing at least two boys decades ago.
+McCarrick, 88, faces a trial at the Vatican and has been barred from saying public Mass.
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+54 Years Ago Today: Government & Media Created & Spread ‘Fake News’ to Start Vietnam War
+
+If you are to believe the official story, one of America’s deadliest wars in history, Vietnam, was started after the United States had been attacked in the Gulf of Tonkin in the South China Sea.
+However, over the past 54 years, a deluge of information and government officials have come forward showing that most everything the government and the media told Americans about the Gulf of Tonkin was a lie.
+Often, the American mainstream media becomes a de facto government employee, taking the claims of U.S. officials and reporting them as proven fact — and nothing exemplifies this penchant better than reporting on the Gulf of Tonkin incident — perhaps one of most flagrant lies ever dreamed up as a justification for war.
+According to the widely discredited official story, on August 2, 1964, the destroyer USS Maddox, while performing a signals intelligence patrol as part of DESOTO operations, was pursued by three North Vietnamese Navy torpedo boats of the 135th Torpedo Squadron.
+The North Vietnamese torpedo boats then attacked with torpedoes and machine gun fire.
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+Two days later, according to the official story, on August 4, 1962, the NSA reported that a second Gulf of Tonkin incident occurred and US ships were attacked once again.
+The next day, without question, on August 5, 1964, the New York Times reported “President Johnson has ordered retaliatory action against gunboats and ‘certain supporting facilities in North Vietnam’ after renewed attacks against American destroyers in the Gulf of Tonkin.” Additional outlets, such as the Washington Post, echoed this claim.
+The outcome of these two incidents was the passage by Congress of the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, which granted then-President Lyndon B. Johnson the authority to assist any Southeast Asian country whose government was considered to be jeopardized by “communist aggression.” The resolution served as Johnson’s legal justification for deploying U.S. conventional forces and the commencement of open warfare against North Vietnam.
+As a result, 58,177 Americans would lose their lives.
+Additionally, over one million North and South Vietnamese, including 627,000 civilians would be slaughtered.
+But it wasn’t true.
+At all.
+In fact, the Gulf of Tonkin incident, as it became known, turned out to be a fictitious creation courtesy of the government to escalate war in Vietnam — leading to the deaths of tens of thousands of U.S. troops and millions of Vietnamese, fomenting the largest anti-war movement in American history, and tarnishing the reputation of a nation once considered at least somewhat noble in the eyes of the world.
+The truth of the matter was that the Maddox was engaged in an aggressive intelligence gathering operation working hand in hand in coordinated attacks on North Vietnam by the South Vietnamese navy and the Laotian air force.
+When the government announced that it had been the victim of an unprovoked attack—this was a lie.
+In the 2003 documentary The Fog of War , the former United States Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara admitted that the August 4 Gulf of Tonkin attack never happened.
+In 1995, McNamara met with former Vietnam People’s Army General Võ Nguyên Giáp to ask what happened on August 4, 1964 in the second Gulf of Tonkin Incident.
+“Absolutely nothing”, Giáp replied.
+Giáp claimed that the attack had been imaginary.
+In 2010, more than 1,100 transcripts from the Vietnam era were released, proving Congress and officials raised serious doubts about the information fed to them by the Pentagon and White House.
+But while this internal grumbling took place, mainstream media dutifully reported official statements as if the veracity of the information couldn’t be disputed.
+Tom Wells, author of the exhaustive exposé “The War Within: America’s Battle Over Vietnam ,” explained the media egregiously erred in “almost exclusive reliance on U.S. government officials as sources of information” and “reluctance to question official pronouncements on ‘national security issues.’”
+If due diligence had been performed, and reporters had raised appropriate doubts about the Gulf of Tonkin false flag, it’s arguable whether support for the contentious war would have lasted as long as it did and over a million lives would’ve been saved.
+Now, retired military officials—who pay attention to history—are even warning about more staged events to pull us into war.
+“I think the president needs to watch carefully for the potential for something like the Gulf of Tonkin incident,” Col. Macgregor said.
+“Many of your viewers may not remember that it never happened and we could very well be treated to something like that in the Gulf.
+We should watch for that, and this is an example of President Trump’s comments on fake news, he should not be sabotaged by fake news.”
+Indeed, as TFTP has reported at length, nearly all wars in US history have been started over false information.
+To see a full list of our data, you can click this link.
+Article posted with permission from The Free Thought Project
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+The Death Penalty, Instituted by God Himself (The Biblical Basis for Catholic Teaching on Capital Punishment)
+
+TO ARGUE AGAINST THE DEATH PENALTY is to contend with constituted reality.
+Ever since Adam and Eve committed the Original Sin, every living creature is subject to it.
+Every one of us is born on Death Row and lives out his allotted lifespan in its shadow without hope of reprieve.
+God made that clear when He told Adam that “in what day soever” he preferred his own will above his Creator’s, “thou shalt die the death,” condemning him sooner or later to “return to the earth out of which thou wast taken: for dust thou art, and to dust thou shalt return” (Gen. 3:19).
+In other words, there has always been a death penalty.
+God instituted it, and He was the first to impose it, embedding it in the very fabric of natural law.
+When Cain took it upon himself to inflict death on his brother Abel “in the field,” he soon learned that God furthermore reserved the exercise of this right to himself alone.
+Cain is told, “What hast thou done?
+The voice of thy brother’s blood crieth to me from the earth,” and God curses him for his presumption by dooming him to homelessness and unproductive labor.
+When Cain complains that being a “vagabond .
+.
+.
+on the earth, every one therefore that findeth me, shall kill me,” God laid down that “whoever shall kill Cain shall be punished sevenfold,” setting a mysterious identifying mark on him to protect him from the vengeance of others.
+The Fifth Commandment later delivered to Moses, “Thou shalt not kill,” therefore dates from adamic times, when it operated as God’s exclusive prerogative, allowing no exceptions.
+
+Although men certainly continued to kill one another in a society which in fact became so wicked "that all the thought of their heart was bent upon evil at all times," they did so as murderers, outside God's law without legal right.
+Only after the Flood, when Noah and his sons set about repopulating the earth, did God delegate to human society His exclusive authority to impose the death penalty for just cause.
+He told Noah, “For I will require the blood of your lives at the hand of every beast, and at the hand of man, at the hand of every man, and of his brother, will I require the life of man.
+Whosoever shall shed man’s blood, his blood shall be shed: for man was made to the image of God.” In other words, from that point in history lawful killing in atonement for taking the life of another is sanctioned by God.
+
+After the great theophany on Sinai, Moses codified the death penalty as part of the old law of talion, which in strict justice required “life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot” (Deut.
+19:21).
+The supreme penalty was imposed not only for murder, but for many other serious offenses: for adultery, rape, sodomy, kidnapping, for striking or cursing parents, for sacrificing a child to Moloch.
+Idolatry, fortune-telling, acting as a medium, preaching apostasy or attempting in any way to entice another from the faith were also punishable by death, as was blasphemy, an offense considered so heinous that the Law specified, “He that blasphemeth the name of the Lord, dying let him die: all the multitude shall stone him, whether he be a native or a stranger” (Lev.
+24:16).
+Death was also decreed for refusing to accept the decision of the priests in a legal case, and an incorrigible son could be put to death on the testimony of his parents before the proper court.
+
+A priest’s daughter convicted of fornication was burned to death (Lev.
+21:9), but usually the sentence was carried out by stoning, in which the whole community took part as evidence that no private parties were authorized to execute a criminal, but only society as a whole, after due judgment.
+Everyone was furthermore responsible for the atonement due to God for a crime whose evil consequences would otherwise have affected them all: “The hands of the witnesses shall be first upon him to kill him, and afterwards the hands of the rest of the people; that thou mayest take away the evil out of the midst of thee” (Deut.
+17:7).
+The Law read, “Defile not the land of your habitation which is stained with the blood of the innocent: neither can it otherwise be expiated, but by his blood that hath shed the blood of another” (Num.
+35:33).
+
+In order to emphasize the fact that it is God, and not man, who is always the principal party to be avenged, provision was made for a heifer to be killed as propitiation in the case of an unsolved murder whose perpetrator could not be found (Deut.
+20:1-9).
+After all, it is not the injury to relatives or any other human consideration that makes homicide the serious sin that it is, but as God Himself pointed out to Noah, it is the fact that “man was made to the image of God” that makes an assault on him tantamount to an assault on God.
+It is therefore to God, and not to His creatures that reparation is primarily due.
+This point was brought out by Pope Pius XII in an address to Italian Catholic jurists on May 12, 1954, when he said:
+A penalty is the reaction required by law and justice in response to a fault: penalty and fault are action and reaction.
+Order violated by a culpable act demands the reintegration and re-establishment of the disturbed equilibrium .
+.
+.
+.
+A word must be said on the full meaning of penalty.
+Most of the modern theories of penal law explain penalty and justify it in the final analysis as a means of protection, that is, defense of the community against criminal undertakings, and at the same time an attempt to bring the offender to observance of the law.
+In those theories, the penalty can include sanctions such as the diminution of some goods guaranteed by law, so as to teach the guilty to live honestly, but those theories fail to consider the expiation of the crime committed, which penalizes the violation of the law as the prime function of penalty .
+.
+.
+.
+In the metaphysical order, penalty is a consequence of dependence on the supreme will, dependence which exists in the deepest recesses of created being.
+If it is ever necessary to hold back the revolt of the free being and re-establish the violated law, it is when that is required by the supreme Judge and supreme Justice.
+Today the death penalty is imposed ever more rarely, even in cases of proven premeditated murder.
+Despite the fact that it was instituted by God Himself, growing numbers of Catholics actually consider it immoral.
+John Paul II, stopping just short of declaring it wrong in principle, has declared that it should be imposed very seldom, if ever.
+But doesn’t admitting the penalty in principle demand that it be put into practice?
+In the U.S., following the lead of the late Cardinal Bernardin of Chicago and like minded prelates won to the new man-centered conciliar religion, the faithful are beginning to equate abortion, nuclear war and capital punishment as common “threats to the sacredness of human life” without any reference whatever to the innocence or guilt involved.
+If they are aware that the Church has upheld from Apostolic times the right to use force in self-defense, to kill in a just war and to inflict the death penalty on those duly judged guilty of serious crime, they now apparently subscribe to the notion propagated by Dei Verbum at the Second Vatican Council that the unchanging Catholic “tradition which comes from the Apostles” actually “develops in the Church” and keeps pace with changing times (II,8).
+
+The circumstances pertaining to our day would therefore dictate a reassessment of the death penalty, which the new man-centered theology insists on viewing almost exclusively from the standpoint of the criminal and human society rather than from God’s.
+At the same time, there is more and more discussion about society’s responsibility for having produced criminals in the first place, together with our moral obligation to rehabilitate them rather than to wreak what is now considered a form of fruitless, guilty “vengeance” on them.
+The idea that man is by nature good and perfectible is allowed to override all documented evidence that hardened criminals are in fact almost impossible to rehabilitate and that those handed life sentences rarely repent of their wrongdoing.
+
+According to one widely held opinion, the death penalty has proved to be no effective deterrent to crime in any case, and should be discarded as impractical.
+What proof of this can possibly be offered?
+How can we know?
+Deterrence from evil is not the primary purpose of meting out punishment in any case, yet Scripture attests to deterrence as an important side effect of any penalty.
+To a man proven to have given false witness against another, Deuteronomy laid down, “They shall render to him as he meant to do to his brother.
+.
+.
+that others hearing may fear and may not dare to do such things.
+Thou shalt not pity him, but shalt require life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot” (Deut.
+19:19-21).
+And the Preacher notes that when “sentence is not speedily pronounced against the evil, the children of men commit evils without any fear” (Eccles.
+8:11).
+
+To illustrate how shallow Catholic thinking on the death penalty has become and how far it has deviated from the age-old doctrine of the Church, a priest of a presumably traditional Catholic Fraternity writes in answer to a query addressed to him on the subject by saying:
+The death penalty is based on the common teachings of theologians, but is not itself a declared dogma.
+Therefore it is not permissible to call those who hold it is, immoral heretics.
+To approach this as a dogmatic teaching is imprudent.
+Those who argue for its abolition do not necessarily put society in danger considering possibilities of penal systems.
+Those, however, who maintain its continued use often see it more as a tool for revenge.
+Please consider that in anger and tragedy, the desire for revenge usually overrides reason and an honest answering of the question “must this person’s life be taken to preserve society?” The desire for swift and firm convictions has sent many to death who never deserved such a punishment, nor was such a punishment truly necessary for the safety of society.
+I do not believe the death penalty is necessary in 90 percent of the cases where it is applied.
+Thus to call for a moratorium .
+.
+.
+is not unjust or incorrect.
+That the death penalty can become an instrument of revenge, and that unjust sentences are sometimes handed down can be dismissed as irrelevant to the argument.
+Given the fallen human condition, such injustices are bound to occur in any judicial system, and everyone agrees that they should be ruthlessly remedied.
+What is not irrelevant is that the author of the letter falls headlong into the very error Pius XII warns against.
+Considering the physical safety of society as the only real reason for executing a criminal, he feels the death penalty can now be safely discarded, allegedly on the grounds that we now have at our disposal many better ways of protecting people from him.
+That the penalty is due primarily as expiation to God in justice, and only secondarily to man has been lost sight of altogether.
+The supernatural dimension of the punishment as an agent for the spiritual good of both society and the criminal is furthermore not only not addressed, but treated as non-existent.
+This first appeared in The Remnant nearly 20 years ago.
+Isn't it time to subscribe to the 'paper of record' for the traditional Catholic counterrevolution?
+
+The source of this kind of materialistic thinking in the Church is not hard to trace.
+According to statistics published in the National Review for September 16, 1983, out of 9,140 murders committed in the U.S. in 1960 just before the Council, 56 persons were executed.
+In 1965, the year the Council closed, although the tally of murders had risen to 9,850, only 7 were executed.
+In the decade from 1967 to 1977 a moratorium was declared during which not one single execution took place.
+At its close the number of murders had more than doubled, and in any six month period, more Americans were being murdered than those executed during the whole course of the century.
+At this point, although the murder rate has continued to rise dramatically, executions continue to be rare.
+Many nations, notably England, France, Sweden, South Africa and our neighbors Canada and Mexico, have abolished the death penalty altogether.
+Whether or not the U. S. will follow suit and outlaw it nationally still remains to be seen.
+
+What leaps to the eye from the mounting statistics is that decline in the exercise of the death penalty has kept close pace with decline in the Faith and church attendance.
+It is sober fact that death sentences were liberally handed out in the heyday of Christendom, when the Faith was strong and governments legislated with an eye to the spiritual welfare of citizens whose sights were primarily on future bliss in heaven.
+In modern times, which find the Church strictly separated from the state on principle and denied any active part in civil government, secularism has become the state religion, directing legislation exclusively to temporal objectives.
+It is only to be expected that materialists—for whom the immortal soul does not exist and who believe that this present life of the senses on earth is the only one man has—should be reluctant to punish anyone by killing him.
+In their eyes this means total extinction, a penalty certainly in excess of any transgression of which he may be guilty.
+
+Not even God completely obliterates a human existence, not even for the most odious sins, for He made the human soul immortal and hell eternal.
+(It might be argued, however, that if the criminal is thought to have to have totally terminated his victim, why not do the same to him?)
+In the days of Christendom, condemned criminals were given every opportunity to make their peace with God, in many cases the date of execution being delayed in order to accomplish this purpose.
+Justice was served, but not at the expense of charity, and there was no question of taking vengeance on the culprit.
+Nor was the idea of “rehabilitation” with possible re-entry into society ever entertained where crimes deserving death were concerned.
+It has been noted by prison chaplains in our century that swift execution in most cases leads to admission of guilt and sincere repentance, whereas those who receive life sentences or suffer long delays are likely to maintain their innocence in hopes of a parole and eventually die in their sins.
+
+As it is, the death penalty as administered by society must be viewed against the backdrop of divine revelation if it is to make any real sense.
+When Catholic society puts a man to death, it terminates only his temporal life on earth, catapulting him into eternity for his final judgment before almighty God.
+Suffering the penalty not only allows the criminal to render expiation to God and to society, but if accepted in Christ’s grace with due repentance, it preserves his soul from hell and eliminates much of his purgatory.
+If his contrition is perfect, it’s conceivable that he could go straight to heaven!
+In any case, neither he nor society is any longer burdened with the guilt of his wrongdoing.
+
+As Michel Martin pointed out in an article in Rome et d’Ailleurs for September-October 1983, “The truth is that the problem of the death penalty is insoluble except from a Christian point of view.” That it figured so prominently in Christian societies is due to the fact that, in the order of charity, atonement to God was sought above any atonement due to man, and the spiritual welfare of citizens above their physical well-being.
+Modern secularized society assumes that physical extinction is the worst thing that can happen to a human being, whereas the faith teaches that eternal damnation is incalculably worse.
+In the context of the faith, the importance of a man’s present short life on earth cannot be compared with his future endless existence in heaven.
++++
+As we have seen, the death penalty has a very long history.
+Dating from its institution by God in Eden to its delegation after the Flood to men who would wield it in God’s name, it has threaded its way without interruption through the fabric of human civilizations until these latter days.
+One might expect that after the Incarnation, when God became man and replaced the Old Testament’s law of talion based on strict justice with a new dispensation based on love and grace, the death penalty could be safely abolished as outmoded.
+Converts to the prevailing conciliar religion and its “New Pentecost” would in fact argue in this wise, perhaps citing the Council’s famous declaration in Gaudium et Spes that, “Thanks to the experience of past ages ...the nature of man himself is more clearly revealed and new roads to truth are opened,” and the world now has “a keener awareness of human dignity” ( 44, 73).
+
+Far from obliterating the death penalty, however, the Incarnation only laid bare its deepest significance, hidden from the beginning.
+As the new dispensation’s foremost theologian, St. Paul would declare, the old penalty remained very much in force: “Almost all things, according to the law, are cleansed with blood: and without the shedding of blood there is no remission.” It is still “appointed for men once to die, and after this the judgment” (Heb.
+9: 22,27), but now with the possibility of eternal bliss in heaven.
+This possibility is owed, furthermore, to a death by one of the cruelest means ever devised, unjustly inflicted on one supremely innocent Man who was God, in a miscarriage of human justice beyond any the world could ever have imagined.
+When God set the death penalty in Eden He pronounced it on Himself, to be carried out in the fullness of time through the malicious free wills of his own creatures.
+The Cross which was its instrument is the very sign of Christianity, the only means of salvation.
+
+Not even from the Cross did Christ decry the death penalty, either for himself or for the two thieves crucified with Him.
+It would continue to be dealt out to men by other men on earth, with only one significant change: Henceforth it would be administered under the authority of the glorified man who is Christ the King, as part and parcel of that universal power “in heaven and on earth” which He received from His Father (Matt.
+28:18) after His Resurrection.
+From that point on it is Christ who delegates the divine authority to punish by killing, and both Scripture and tradition testify that it is lawfully wielded by those to whom He entrusts the temporal sword in His Kingdom.
+As He told Pontius Pilate at the time of His trial, “Thou shouldst not have any power against me, unless it were given thee from above” (John 19:10).
+
+Pope Leo XIII re-affirmed this truth in Sapientiae Christianae in 1890, when he declared that “true and legitimate authority is devoid of sanction unless it proceed from God the supreme Ruler and Lord of all.
+The Almighty alone can commit power to a man over his fellow men.” Even though they may be unaware of the true source of their power, it is always the duty of legitimate authorities to ensure public order by punishing evil-doers, by death if appropriate.
+As St. Paul said:
+Therefore he that resisteth the power, resisteth the ordinance of God, and they that resist purchase to themselves eternal damnation.
+For rulers are not a terror to the good work, but to the evil.
+.
+.
+For he is the minister of God to thee for good.
+But if thou do that which is evil, fear: for he beareth not the sword in vain.
+For he is the minister of God: and avenger to execute wrath upon him that doth evil (Rom.
+13:2-4).
+Sufficient of itself to expiate every sin which the children of Adam could ever commit, the execution of the Man-God nevertheless did not abolish the penalty of death.
+It continues to be the wages of sin (Rom 6:23), and men must still submit to it sooner or later by forfeiting their lives, either willingly or unwillingly.
+A share in making restitution for sin was thus accorded to all of us, for although our Lord’s ignominious death removed from us the guilt of the original transgression through Baptism, it did not remove its effects.
+These were allowed to remain as restraints on men who, now raised to a new supernatural existence, were capable of committing incalculably more grievous sins than heretofore.
+As for the death penalty, it remains the inescapable consequence of our fallen nature and is of the highest utility in deterring us from following our hereditary inclination to evil.
+
+What Christ did was to sanctify the death penalty, transforming it into a sacrament of life for those who believe.
+As St. Paul declared, “Death is swallowed up in victory.
+O death, where is thy victory?
+O death, where is thy sting?.
+.
+.
+For by a man came death, and by a man the resurrection of the dead.
+And as in Adam all die, so also in Christ all shall be made alive” (1 Cor.
+15: 54-55; 21-22).
+The first of that numberless host of Christian martyrs who would be put to death by constituted authority for testifying to the truth, Christ commanded His disciples to “Follow me!” Inviting all to Calvary to “suffer under Pontius Pilate” with Him, He granted a meritorious share in accomplishing “the mystery which hath been hidden for ages and generations, but is now made manifest to his saints” to all who, like St. Paul, would “now rejoice in my sufferings for you and fill up those things which are wanting of the sufferings of Christ in my flesh, for his body which is the church.
+.
+.” (Col. 1:26, 24).
+
+Criminals put to death undergo a penalty no different from the one exacted from the most innocent amongst us.
+As with everyone else the moment of death ushers them either into heaven, hell or purgatory.
+The most that can be said is that their lives here on earth are shortened, and they must settle their accounts sooner than expected.
+This could be a great mercy for them as well as for society, both in terms of expiation and protection from any future crimes they might have perpetrated.
+The death penalty, from the first one imposed on man by God in the beginning in Eden, to the one imposed on God by man on that Good Friday in Jerusalem, on down to those still being imposed today, transcends human legislation.
+By divine decree it will perdure until the end of time, when “the former things are passed away.” Only then “death shall be no more, nor mourning, nor crying, nor sorrow shall be any more,” and not one minute sooner.
+(Apo.
+21:4).
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+Pilger Excoriates Media
+
+DB: John, what is the latest we know about how Julian Assange is being treated and his current state?
+John Pilger: His state of health is just about the same, as I understand it.
+He needs medical attention, the kind of treatment you get only in a hospital.
+But it has been made clear to him that if he attempts to go to a hospital he will not be given free passage and he will be arrested.
+Since he was arrested in 2010, Assange has not been charged with a single crime.
+His treatment amounts to the most unprecedented persecution.
+Julian could leave the embassy if his own government, the government of his homeland, Australia, applied legitimate diplomatic pressure on behalf of its citizen.
+We must ask ourselves why this hasn’t happened.
+My own feeling is that there is a great deal of collusion between the Australian, the British and the US governments–meant to close down WikiLeaks completely and/or deliver Julian Assange to the Americans.
+Recently the Australian foreign minister, Julie Bishop, traveled with senior officials to London and to Washington and raised the whole matter of Julian.
+But they raised it in a way that didn’t support the idea that a government should represent its citizens.
+These people listened to the more powerful governments.
+In Washington they met Mr. Pompeo, who refused to discuss Assange altogether.
+I think there is collusion which amounts to an attempt to try to do a deal with Assange whereby he might be allowed free passage of return to Australia if he shuts down WikiLeaks.
+I think that is very, very likely.
+As I understand Julian, this is something he would not even contemplate.
+But that might be one of the so-called “wretched deals” that are being offered Assange.
+Some very strange things are being said by senior members of these two governments.
+The new foreign secretary of the United Kingdom, Jeremy Hunt, said sarcastically that the British police would offer Julian “a warm welcome” when he came out, when he would face serious charges.
+There are no serious charges.
+He hasn’t been charged with anything.
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+Was Hunt referring to a deal which has already been done with the United States on extradition?
+I don’t know.
+But this is the milieu of machination around someone who has the right of natural justice concerning his freedom.
+Putting aside freedom of speech, the persecution of this man has been something that should horrify all free-thinking people.
+If it doesn’t horrify us, then we have surrendered something very valuable.
+DB: Among those who should be especially horrified are those of us in the journalistic community.
+John, I would like you to explain once again why Julian Assange is such a significant journalist, why so many journalistic institutions have collaborated with him based on the information he provided.
+We are talking about a publisher and reporter who has changed history.
+JP: Nothing in my time as a journalist has equaled the rise of WikiLeaks and its extraordinary impact on journalism.
+It is probably the only journalistic organization that has a 100% record of accuracy and authenticity!
+All of WikiLeaks’ revelations have been authentic.
+And it has been done “without fear or favor.” Although there has been a concentration on, say, the release of the Hillary Clinton/Podesta emails, or the Iraq and Afghan war logs, WikiLeaks has released information that people have a right to know across the spectrum.
+It has released something like 800,000 documents from Russia, and now WikiLeaks is accused of being an agent of Russia!
+WikiLeaks’ journalism has covered a universal space and that is the first time this has happened.
+In Tunisia, the release of WikiLeaks documents foretold the Arab Spring.
+The people at the forefront of the uprising in Tunisia credit WikiLeaks for informing them of what their repressive government was doing behind their backs.
+In Venezuela, WikiLeaks released cables which described in great detail how the United States intended to subvert the government of Hugo Chavez.
+Some of this was published in the mainstream media, when there was still a collaboration with WikiLeaks.
+The Clinton/Podesta emails, which appear to have made a number of people resentful, were published in the New York Times.
+These emails showed the close role that Hillary Clinton and the Clinton Foundation played in support of extreme jihadism in the Middle East.
+That was a very important piece of information for people to know and understand.
+By doing that, WikiLeaks performed an extraordinary public service, while at the same time making some very serious enemies.
+Randy Credico: People sometimes forget that, apart from being a journalist, Julian Assange is a human being.
+You have known him a long time.
+Could you give us a feel for the kind of person Julian Assange is?
+JP: Julian is a very principled individual.
+He feels very strongly about the moral basis of WikiLeaks.
+When he first put up WikiLeaks, he wrote that the whole idea of transparency, honoring people’s right to know, was the central aim of the website.
+He feels that very strongly.
+Any attempt to do a deal with Julian to shut down WikiLeaks will no doubt be resisted.
+As a person, Julian is an extremely interesting man.
+He is very well read.
+He studied physics.
+He has a very good sense of humor, and I have often laughed out loud with him about situations that others might consider too bleak to discuss.
+His black humor is a part of his survival kit.
+Obviously, he is incredibly resilient.
+Personally, I could never endure what he has, especially in recent years.
+But this comes with a cost and his health is continuing to deteriorate.
+Those close to him are extremely worried.
+Cypherpunks: Freedom a... Julian Assange Best Price: $3.04 Buy New $9.55 (as of 06:45 EDT - Details)
+In a letter to the Australian prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, Julian’s father, John Shipton, wrote: “I ask the prime minister to do all within his power to return Julian home before Julian’s situation becomes an irreversible tragedy.” That is why this is such an urgent case of justice toward a single human being as well as a case of a journalistic organization’s right to function and our right to have the information it provides.
+Only seven years ago, the current prime minister said that when an Australian citizen is threatened in this way the prime minister should respond.
+That was Turnbull before he became prime minister.
+Now the government is playing its usual role of being the fifty-first state of the United States.
+It is a true disgrace.
+RC: What about Theresa May and the British government?
+Are they getting pressure from the United States or are there internal reasons why they want to keep Julian Assange quiet?
+JP: Everything comes down to the relationship with the United States.
+Australia has an almost totally servile relationship with America, in which its national security structure, much of its academic life and certainly much of its media is integrated into the US system.
+That is not entirely the case in Britain.
+Since the loss of its empire after the Second World War, Britain has been eager to play a secondary role to the new imperial power.
+In many parts of the world, Britain is still the biggest corporate investor.
+But it does move in lockstep with the US on much of its foreign policy.
+It is interesting to see the corruption that this kind of relationship produces.
+Information has come out that the Crown Prosecution Service tried to prevent the Swedes from giving up the case against Julian on bogus sexual assault charges.
+The pressure was on from London to keep it going.
+Julian is also seen as defying a system and that is just not acceptable.
+There is a real element of vindictiveness here.
+The Crown Prosecution Service kept this case going when otherwise the European warrant put out by the Swedes would have been abandoned in 2013.
+When Julian came up to a bail hearing last year, it was an absolute disgrace.
+The judge described Julian’s circumstances as if he were on some sort of extended vacation.
+What didn’t emerge was the whole conflict of interest in this hearing.
+The judge’s husband is a figure deep within the national security establishment in Britain who was named in WikiLeaks documents.
+Because there is no serious media examining the whole WikiLeaks witch hunt, virtually none of this emerges.
+DB: The corporate press has a major responsibility if Julian Assange goes down, don’t you agree?
+JP: As you know, Dennis, governments do respond to pressure from powerful media interests.
+It rarely happens but when it does governments do change their tune.
+There has been no pressure from media in the United States, Britain, Australia or pretty much anywhere except in programs like yours outside the mainstream.
+You are absolutely right in that the responsibility of journalists for what has happened to Julian Assange and what might happen to WikiLeaks is undeniable.
+I was looking this morning at a report by Media Lens in Britain describing how the British press has reported on Julian Assange.
+It describes the tsunami of vindictive personal abuse that has been heaped upon Julian from well-known journalists, many claiming liberal credentials.
+The Guardian, which used to consider itself the most enlightened newspaper in the country, has probably been the worst.
+The frontal attacks have been coming not from governments but from journalists.
+I described this recently as “Vichy journalism,” a term which now fits so much of the mainstream media.
+It collaborates in the same way that the Vichy government in France collaborated with the Nazis.
+The WikiLeaks Files: T... WikiLeaks Best Price: $2.75 Buy New $7.00 (as of 12:00 EDT - Details) There used to be spaces within the so-called mainstream for unbiased discussion, for the airing of real grievances and injustices.
+These spaces have closed completely.
+The attacks on Julian Assange illustrate what has happened to the so-called free media in the West.
+I have been a journalist for a very long time and I have always worked within the mainstream, but the journalism I see now is part of a rapacious establishment and one of its prime targets is Julian Assange and WikiLeaks.
+This is precisely because WikiLeaks is producing the kind of journalism that they ought to be doing.
+WikiLeaks has in fact shamed journalists, which might help to explain the deeply personal abuse he has suffered.
+WikiLeaks has revealed what journalists should have revealed a long time ago.
+DB: Even the attorney for the New York Times happened to mention that if Julian Assange gets prosecuted, the Times could get prosecuted under the same laws.
+JP: It could but I don’t believe it would be, because power respects power.
+The New York Times is part of the establishment.
+The difference with WikiLeaks is that it is outside of the establishment and is truly independent.
+DB: What would be your strongest plea for Julian Assange?
+JP: It’s very simple.
+This is about justice.
+In a famous speech given in the 1930’s by Parson Martin Niemoller, he said that first the Nazis came for socialists, but he didn’t speak up because that didn’t concern him.
+Then they came for trade unionists, but he didn’t speak up because that didn’t concern him.
+He didn’t speak up when they came for the Jews because he wasn’t a Jew.
+And, of course, finally they came for him.
+That might not be a precise parallel, but if Julian Assange is allowed to literally go under, it represents the conquest of all of us.
+It means that we have kept quiet.
+Keeping quiet has allowed the great atrocities of histories to take place.
+If Julian is allowed to be spirited away to some super-max hellhole, it will be a great atrocity.
+DB: In the library, silence is golden.
+In the world of human rights, silence equals mass murder.
+They say you shouldn’t yell fire in a crowded theater just to get a reaction.
+But if you know the theater is in fact on fire and you do not shout out, what happens after is your responsibility.
+Reprinted with permission from Consortiumnews.com.
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+Archbishop Hebda and McCarrick's Scandal
+
+Archbishop Bernard Hebda of St. Paul, MN, responds to the McCarrick scandal (The Catholic Spirit):
+Every time Mass is celebrated, the priest prays that Jesus will “look not on our sins but on the faith of [his] Church… .” That’s been an important prayer for me in the time that I have been serving this archdiocese, well aware of our sins but equally aware of the strong and vibrant faith of this local Church.
+I’ve been praying that prayer even more earnestly in these past weeks as the Church in the United States has once again come face-to-face with its sins, with reports that former cardinal Theodore McCarrick, one of the most prominent Churchmen in the United States in the last quarter century, has been accused of abusing two minors and sexually harassing or assaulting a number of seminarians and young priests.
+To make matters worse (if that is even possible), evidence has surfaced that indicates that a bishop, as well as some priests and laity, had brought the allegations about misconduct with seminarians to the attention of Church authorities but to no avail: Archbishop McCarrick was nonetheless “promoted” to become the archbishop in our nation’s capital, and elevated to the College of Cardinals.
+While I realize that it is not always easy to evaluate the credibility of those bringing allegations, and that there’s often a tendency to believe those we know over those we don’t, I don’t think that the Church in the United States will rest — and confidence will be restored — until the matter is independently investigated and explained, and assurances are given that there are safeguards in place to make sure that something like this couldn’t happen again.
+The matter has been particularly troubling to me personally due to the fact that I had served in the Archdiocese of Newark as coadjutor archbishop from November 4, 2013, to March 25, 2016, when I was named archbishop here.
+It was while I was in Newark that I was introduced to then-Cardinal McCarrick.
+A number of good Catholics have written to ask for a personal accounting on my part, inquiring whether I was made aware in my time in Newark of the 2005 and 2007 settlements involving Archbishop McCarrick, or if I knew of any allegations against him.
+I can state unequivocally that I learned of those settlements only in June of this year, as news broke about the unrelated claim that had been filed in the Archdiocese of New York.
+What I know of the settlements I know from the newspapers.
+When serving in Newark, I was regularly briefed on current legal matters of all sorts, but not on past legal matters (unless they were still being discussed in the press).
+By the time I arrived in Newark in November 2013, the 2005 and 2007 settlements were apparently considered ancient history.
+It would be untrue to state that I had never heard any allegations about Cardinal McCarrick.
+Years before I ever lived in Newark, and never imagining that I would be assigned there, I had indeed read — as a somewhat geeky ex-lawyer — an allegation about Cardinal McCarrick in the context of a 2005 lawsuit in the Southern District of New York against Archbishop Myers, Cardinal Eagan, Bishop Hubbard and the Irish Christian Brothers.
+While the complaint didn’t supply any details, the plaintiff was reported to have said to a journalist that “Archbishop McCarrick would share a bed with seminarians but not engage in any activity with them.” The complaint would later be formally amended to include that allegation.
+Knowing, however, that this lawsuit was completely dismissed by the state and federal courts, I never gave the particular allegation about Cardinal McCarrick any credence.
+I can also state without exception that no one in my years in Newark ever told me that they were improperly touched by Archbishop McCarrick, and no one ever told me that they had to share a bed with him or that they had seen anyone share a bed with him.
+I heard lots of gut-wrenching stories in my two-and-a-half years there, but none of them involved Archbishop McCarrick.
+With St. John Paul II’s 1995 visit, he was remembered for “bringing a saint to Newark,” not as an abuser of seminarians, minors or priests.
+When I was installed here in St. Paul, he joined me at lunch along with my father, sister, godmother and then 12-year-old nephew.
+I can assure you that I would never have allowed that to happen if I had any reason to know or even suspect the things that have been reported in the newspapers this past month.
+While the letters and emails of recent days are sober reminders that there’s still a long way to go in restoring trust, I nonetheless welcome the efforts to hold me accountable to you, the faithful of this archdiocese.
+The events of these past weeks have shown that no one can be above the law, regardless of rank or privilege.
+I was grateful for the opportunity to reinforce that with our seminarians this past weekend, and I look forward to continuing my work with the Office of Ministerial Standards and Safe Environment, and our Archdiocesan Review Board, in creating a culture in which no one need be afraid or reluctant to bring forth an allegation of misconduct.
+Our heavenly patron, St. Paul, reminds us that “where sin abounds, grace abounds all the more.” May these difficult days be days of great grace for this local Church.
+REMNANT COMMENT: While we certainly appreciate His Excellency's candid explanation of what he knew and did not know about this horrific scandal in the Church, we would also humbly beg him to take it one step further by publicly proclaiming his profession of belief in the Church's official teaching against the mortal sin of homosexual acts and the so-called "gay lifestyle," which includes her long-held teaching that homosexual activity between clerics is an ecclesiastical crime.
+Far from being reassured of this by their bishops, many Catholic faithful today are informed that the modern Catholic Church is now an "inclusive community" that "welcomes all" and "judges none."
+All very well and good, except for the fact that the Church's constant and unchanging moral teaching on this makes no such allowance.
+In fact, this binding and constant teaching of the Church was reaffirmed most recently in her most authoritative modern catechism, which holds the exact opposite position from that apparently held by many bishops:
+Homosexuality refers to relations between men or between women who experience an exclusive or predominant sexual attraction toward persons of the same sex... Basing itself on Sacred Scripture, which presents homosexual acts as acts of grave depravity, tradition has always declared that "homosexual acts are intrinsically disordered."
+They are contrary to the natural law.
+They close the sexual act to the gift of life.
+They do not proceed from a genuine affective and sexual complementarity.
+Under no circumstances can they be approved.
+(Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2357)
+Under no circumstances…except for those dreamed up by a number of bishops in this country who apparently think that it should be left up to individual parishes to decide if they are LGBTQ-friendly or not.
+Even Pope John Paul "The GREAT's" Vatican clarified the Church's teaching on October 31, 1986, in the “Letter to the Bishops of the Catholic Church on the Pastoral Care of Homosexual Persons”:
+Although the particular inclination of the homosexual person is not a sin, it is a more or less strong tendency ordered toward an intrinsic moral evil; thus the inclination itself must be seen as an objective disorder.
+Therefore special concern and pastoral attention should be directed to those who have this condition, lest they be led to believe that the living out of this orientation in homosexual activity is a morally acceptable option.
+It is not.
+Notice the late pope does not say, “Let the practicing homosexuals have a spiritual home among your faithful,” as Father James Martin and his episcopal fans are at least implying on a regular basis in the media.
+Does Archbishop Hebda believe it is time for the Church to stop humiliating herself by stooping to accommodate a special interest group that obviously doesn't care about her or the moral code by which she governs?
+Does he believe that all Catholics must follow the rules of the Church pertaining to the Sixth Commandment...or just the straight Catholics?
+Does His Excellency believe that if some homosexual Catholics feel they need not bother following the rules they should be warmly welcomed into our "Catholic Christian" community anyway, even if they are in same-sex unions?
+Pope John Paul certainly didn't accept that.
+In his 2005 book Memory and Identity, John Paul referred to homosexuality as an “ideology of evil,” insisting of so-called 'gay marriage' that:
+“It is legitimate and necessary to ask oneself if this is not perhaps part of a new ideology of evil, perhaps more insidious and hidden, which attempts to pit human rights against the family and man.”
+Was Pope John Paul THE GREAT an intolerant homophobe?
+Are Father Martin and his pals in the episcopacy really so enlightened over every pope, saint, and moral theologian in history?
+Or is it not so that it is both negligent and uncharitable for some bishops to refuse to inform their faithful that according to the Church's own infallible teaching, everlasting damnation is the price to be paid for this kind of inclusivity and toleration?
+And if the episcopal retort is going to be that this acceptance refers only to chaste homosexuals, then we call FOUL even louder since this crosses the line into willful deception.
+We're all sinners, of course--- and the Church already accepts repentant homosexuals as they are, just as she accepts repentant practitioners of ANY sins of the flesh.
+So why are our bishops playing dumb?
+Quite obviously, it is because what they are actually closing an episcopal eye to are the folks who want to keep right on sinning--and sinning proudly.
+This is what the Church of Accompaniment is all about!
+But, practically speaking--in the real world--this kind of "accompaniment" is only green-lighting vice and mortal sin, and as such constitutes a hideous violation of everything these bishops supposedly believe as Catholic priests.
+So what's going on here?
+Who are these bishops that think they can play fast and loose not only with the moral theology of the Catholic Church, but also with the immortal souls of their flock?
+Is it any wonder that priests and laity alike are changing their attitude on the "gay lifestyle" and violations of the Sixth Commandment when so many bishops are working to remove the stigma attached to this sin that Scripture tells us cries to heaven for vengeance?
+The Catholic Church's new-found "climate of tolerance" is exactly what McCarrick and company are counting on!
+It is truly homophobic for any bishop to lie to the gay community about this, and to risk the immortal souls of the sheep merely so that the shepherd might pride himself on occupying the politically correct high ground.
+This is gross dereliction of duty, and we hope and pray that all the good U.S. bishops would jump at the opportunity to issue statements reaffirming the Church's clear teaching against all sins of the flesh, homo- and heterosexual.
+Again, God bless Archbishop Hebda for this welcome statement, and may God grant him the courage now to finish the task by publicly reassuring the scandalized faithful that it’s not just abuse of minors or sexual harassment that’s going on here.
+Our bishops must make it absolutely clear that the Church's moral theology on homosexuality will not and can not be trumped by the dictates of political correctness.
+And neither can God's law be changed to accommodate the spirit of our “most enlightened” age---which is, of course, an evil spirit that can be driven out only by prayer and fasting.
+Until the Church and her bishops get back to reaffirming traditional Catholic teaching on human sexuality we can forget about seeing an end to the sexual abuse crisis and the massive problem of homosexuality in the clergy.
+McCarrick will become the norm, not the exception, and confidence in the leadership and moral authority of the Catholic Church will remain in the toilet indefinitely... exactly as the forces of darkness intended all along.
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+Hundreds of Priests Accused in Pennsylvania, Church of Accompaniment in Crisis
+
+The Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Tuesday released a sweeping grand jury report on sex abuse in the Catholic Church, listing hundreds of accused clergy and detailing 70 years of misconduct and church response across the state.
+
+The release is the culmination of an 18-month probe, led by state Attorney General Josh Shapiro, on six of the state’s eight dioceses — Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, Allentown, Scranton, Erie and Greensburg — and follows other state grand jury reports that revealed abuse and coverups in two other dioceses.
+
+Some details and names that might reveal the 300 clergy listed have been redacted from the report.
+Legal challenges by clergy delayed the report’s release, after some said it is a violation of their constitutional rights.
+Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court ruled last month that the report must be released but with some redaction.
+
+The report’s release begins an information war, with prosecutors and many victims saying it’s the start of holding church leaders at the top accountable for the first time, while church lawyers and other advocates for the institution say the report depicts an era of another century, unfairly smearing today’s Catholicism in Pennsylvania.
+
+The report has helped renew a crisis many in the church thought and hoped had ended nearly 20 years ago after the scandal erupted in Boston.
+But recent abuse-related scandals, from Chile to Australia, have reopened wounding questions about accountability and whether church officials are still covering up crimes at the highest levels.
+
+The new wave of allegations has called Pope Francis’s handling of abuse into question as many Catholics look to him to help the church regain its credibility.
+The pope’s track record has been mixed, something some outsiders attribute to his learning curve or shortcomings and others chalk up to resistance from a notoriously change-averse institution.
+
+The Pennsylvania grand jury report follows the resignation last month of Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, a towering figure in the U.S. church and former D.C. archbishop who was accused of sexually abusing minors and adults for decades.
+Both have further polarized the church on homosexuality, celibacy and whether laypeople should have more power.
+It has also triggered debate about whether statutes of limitations should be expanded.
+
+“We’re dealing with a long-term struggle not only about the meaning of justice, but about the meaning of memory,” said Jason Berry, a reporter and author who has covered the sexual abuse crisis for decades.
+“And how honest the church has been about this crisis.
+Most bishops, besides apologies, have not been on the cutting edge of change.”
+
+Church officials began bracing for the aftermath of the report.
+On Monday, D.C.’s archbishop, Cardinal Donald Wuerl, former longtime leader of the Pittsburgh diocese, warned his priests in a letter that the probe will be “profoundly disturbing.”
+REMNANT COMMENT: The report also shows that “more than 90 ‘offenders’ will be listed” in Donald Cardinal Wuerl’s former diocese, which is ironic since Wuerl is one of Pope Francis’s closest U.S. advisers and sits on the Vatican’s bishop oversight committee.
+Well played, Cardinal Wuerl!
+So, let me get this straight (I know, lots of luck with that one): These are the people that are going to "accompany us" and our children in the "synodal Church" with its new orientation, overseen by a "God of Surprises" who is uber-merciful and doesn't judge, and headed up by a pope who, according to Father Thomas Rosica, "breaks Catholic traditions whenever he wants, because he is 'free from disordered attachments'?''
+You don't say!
+All this and rampant homosexuality in the priesthood, too... along with a "trivialized liturgy" (according to Pope Benedict XVI) and widespread apostasy among the faithful?
+Remind me again: What exactly has Vatican II and the last fifty years of aggiornamento given us?
+Because I can't seem to think of a darn thing, apart from heretical homilies, sodomitical clergy and an increasingly lavender liturgy.
+You know what, guys?
+Thanks, but no thanks.
+You can take your 'Church of Accompaniment" to prison with you.
+I'd sooner let my kids be accompanied by fans of the Oakland Raiders than turn them over to you... meaning no disrespect to fans of the Oakland Raiders, of course.
+#stopthesynod
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+Bishop Morlino Targets ‘Homosexual Subculture’ in the Church, Calls for Reparation to Sacred Heart of Jesus
+
+Editor’s Note: Over the years, Bishop Robert Morlino of the Diocese of Madison has confirmed several of my children according to the traditional Rite of Confirmation, as his diocese has been a port in the storm for many displaced and disillusioned Catholic families.
+We don’t see eye-to-eye on everything, of course, but his faith and pastoral solicitude have for us been a light in the darkness and proof that God has not left us orphans.
+And now this, finally, a bishop with the courage to look the beast in the eye and speak its name out loud.
+Bishop Morlino does this in a moment when he is under heavy attack as a “hater” for defending the Church’s teaching on marriage—an attack, by the way, which prompted us here at The Remnant to join the fight to DEFEND BISHOP MORLINO last year.
+"If you'll permit me, what the Church needs now is more hatred!
+As I have said previously, St. Thomas Aquinas said that hatred of wickedness actually belongs to the virtue of charity.
+As the Book of Proverbs says 'My mouth shall meditate truth, and my lips shall hate wickedness (Prov.
+8:7).'
+It is an act of love to hate sin and to call others to turn away from sin.
+– Bishop Robert Morlino
+This is what a courageous shepherd looks like!
+In our opinion, during the most vile clergy sex scandal in history, every bishop in the country must do exactly what Bishop Morlino has done, i.e., issue a statement of fidelity to the Church’s moral theology, specifically her teaching against the mortal sin of homosexual acts.
+In so doing, the bishops will incur the wrath of the enemies of the Church, yes.
+They will be crucified in the media, yes.
+But they will also be doing their sacred duty before God in reassuring their thoroughly scandalized flocks that they are absolutely committed to the defense and enforcement of the Church’s moral teaching at a time when it is under scurrilous attack from within.
+Nothing less will do.
+Bishop Morlino has now done it, and we respectfully demand that the rest of the American bishops either follow suit or face the charge of being complicit with the degenerate and even criminal shepherds, accounts of whose betrayal and vice now dominate the news.
+May God bless and keep Bishop Robert Morlino.
+MJM
+Bishop Robert C. Morlino's letter to the faithful on the ongoing sexual abuse crisis in the Church
+August 18, 2018
+Dear brothers and sisters in Christ of the Diocese of Madison,
+The past weeks have brought a great deal of scandal, justified anger, and a call for answers and action by many faithful Catholics here in the U.S. and overseas, directed at the Church hierarchy regarding sexual sins by bishops, priests, and even cardinals.
+Still more anger is rightly directed at those who have been complicit in keeping some of these serious sins from coming to light.
+For my part — and I know I am not alone — I am tired of this.
+I am tired of people being hurt, gravely hurt!
+I am tired of the obfuscation of truth.
+I am tired of sin.
+And, as one who has tried — despite my many imperfections — to lay down my life for Christ and His Church, I am tired of the regular violation of sacred duties by those entrusted with immense responsibility from the Lord for the care of His people.
+The stories being brought into light and displayed in gruesome detail with regard to some priests, religious, and now even those in places of highest leadership, are sickening.
+Hearing even one of these stories is, quite literally, enough to make someone sick.
+But my own sickness at the stories is quickly put into perspective when I recall the fact that many individuals have lived through them for years.
+For them, these are not stories, they are indeed realities.
+To them I turn and say, again, I am sorry for what you have suffered and what you continue to suffer in your mind and in your heart.
+If you have not already done so, I beg you to reach out, as hard as that may be, and seek help to begin to heal.
+Also, if you’ve been hurt by a priest of our diocese, I encourage you to come forward, to make a report to law enforcement and to our Victim’s Assistance Coordinator, so that we might begin, with you as an individual, to try and set things right to the greatest extent possible.
+There is nothing about these stories that is okay.
+These actions, committed by more than a few, can only be classified as evil, evil that cries out for justice and sin that must be cast out from our Church.
+Faced with stories of the depravity of sinners within the Church, I have been tempted to despair.
+And why?
+The reality of sin — even sin in the Church — is nothing new.
+We are a Church made of sinners, but we are sinners called to sanctity.
+So what is new?
+What is new is the seeming acceptance of sin by some in the Church, and the apparent efforts to cover over sin by them and others.
+Unless and until we take seriously our call to sanctity, we, as an institution and as individuals, will continue to suffer the “wages of sin.”
+For too long we have diminished the reality of sin — we have refused to call a sin a sin — and we have excused sin in the name of a mistaken notion of mercy.
+In our efforts to be open to the world we have become all too willing to abandon the Way, the Truth, and the Life.
+In order to avoid causing offense we offer to ourselves and to others niceties and human consolation.
+Why do we do this?
+Is it out of an earnest desire to display a misguided sense of being “pastoral?” Have we covered over the truth out of fear?
+Are we afraid of being disliked by people in this world?
+Or are we afraid of being called hypocrites because we are not striving tirelessly for holiness in our own lives?
+Perhaps these are the reasons, but perhaps it is more or less complex than this.
+In the end, the excuses do not matter.
+We must be done with sin.
+It must be rooted out and again considered unacceptable.
+Love sinners?
+Yes.
+Accept true repentance?
+Yes.
+But do not say sin is okay.
+And do not pretend that grave violations of office and of trust come without grave, lasting consequences.
+For the Church, the crisis we face is not limited to the McCarrick affair, or the Pennsylvania Grand Jury Report, or anything else that may come.
+The deeper crisis that must be addressed is the license for sin to have a home in individuals at every level of the Church.
+There is a certain comfort level with sin that has come to pervade our teaching, our preaching, our decision making, and our very way of living.
+If you’ll permit me, what the Church needs now is more hatred!
+As I have said previously, St. Thomas Aquinas said that hatred of wickedness actually belongs to the virtue of charity.
+As the Book of Proverbs says “My mouth shall meditate truth, and my lips shall hate wickedness (Prov.
+8:7).” It is an act of love to hate sin and to call others to turn away from sin.
+There must be no room left, no refuge for sin — either within our own lives, or within the lives of our communities.
+To be a refuge for sinners (which we should be), the Church must be a place where sinners can turn to be reconciled.
+In this I speak of all sin.
+But to be clear, in the specific situations at hand, we are talking about deviant sexual — almost exclusively homosexual — acts by clerics.
+We’re also talking about homosexual propositions and abuses against seminarians and young priests by powerful priests, bishops, and cardinals.
+We are talking about acts and actions which are not only in violation of the sacred promises made by some, in short, sacrilege, but also are in violation of the natural moral law for all.
+To call it anything else would be deceitful and would only ignore the problem further.
+There has been a great deal of effort to keep separate acts which fall under the category of now-culturally-acceptable acts of homosexuality from the publically-deplorable acts of pedophilia.
+That is to say, until recently the problems of the Church have been painted purely as problems of pedophilia — this despite clear evidence to the contrary.
+It is time to be honest that the problems are both and they are more.
+To fall into the trap of parsing problems according to what society might find acceptable or unacceptable is ignoring the fact that the Church has never held ANY of it to be acceptable — neither the abuse of children, nor any use of one’s sexuality outside of the marital relationship, nor the sin of sodomy, nor the entering of clerics into intimate sexual relationships at all, nor the abuse and coercion by those with authority.
+In this last regard, special mention should be made of the most notorious and highest in ranking case, that being the allegations of former-Cardinal Theodore McCarrick’s (oft-rumored, now very public) sexual sins, predation, and abuse of power.
+The well-documented details of this case are disgraceful and seriously scandalous, as is any covering up of such appalling actions by other Church leaders who knew about it based on solid evidence.
+While recent credible accusations of child sexual abuse by Archbishop McCarrick have brought a whole slew of issues to light, long-ignored was the issue of abuse of his power for the sake of homosexual gratification.
+It is time to admit that there is a homosexual subculture within the hierarchy of the Catholic Church that is wreaking great devastation in the vineyard of the Lord.
+The Church’s teaching is clear that the homosexual inclination is not in itself sinful, but it is intrinsically disordered in a way that renders any man stably afflicted by it unfit to be a priest.
+And the decision to act upon this disordered inclination is a sin so grave that it cries out to heaven for vengeance, especially when it involves preying upon the young or the vulnerable.
+Such wickedness should be hated with a perfect hatred.
+Christian charity itself demands that we should hate wickedness just as we love goodness.
+But while hating the sin, we must never hate the sinner, who is called to conversion, penance, and renewed communion with Christ and His Church, through His inexhaustible mercy.
+At the same time, however, the love and mercy which we are called to have even for the worst of sinners does not exclude holding them accountable for their actions through a punishment proportionate to the gravity of their offense.
+In fact, a just punishment is an important work of love and mercy, because, while it serves primarily as retribution for the offense committed, it also offers the guilty party an opportunity to make expiation for his sin in this life (if he willingly accepts his punishment), thus sparing him worse punishment in the life to come.
+Motivated, therefore, by love and concern for souls, I stand with those calling for justice to be done upon the guilty.
+The sins and crimes of McCarrick, and of far too many others in the Church, bring suspicion and mistrust upon many good and virtuous priests, bishops, and cardinals, and suspicion and mistrust upon many great and respectable seminaries and so many holy and faithful seminarians.
+The result of the first instance of mistrust harms the Church and the very good work we do in Christ’s name.
+It causes others to sin in their thoughts, words, and deeds — which is the very definition of scandal.
+And the second mistrust harms the future of the Church, since our future priests are at stake.
+I said that I was tempted to despair in light of all of this.
+However, that temptation quickly passed, thanks be to God.
+No matter how large the problem, we know that we are called to go forward in faith, to rely upon God’s promises to us, and to work hard to make every bit of difference we can, within our spheres of influence.
+I have recently had the opportunity to talk directly with our seminarians about these very pressing matters, and I have begun to, and will continue to, talk with the priests of the diocese, as well as the faithful, in person and through my weekly column and homilies, making things as clear as I can, from my perspective.
+Here now, I offer a few thoughts to those of my diocese:
+In the first place, we must continue to build upon the good work which we have accomplished in protecting the youth and vulnerable of our diocese.
+This is a work on which we can never rest in our vigilance, nor our efforts to improve.
+We must continue in our work of education for all and hold to the effective policies that have been implemented, requiring psychological exams for all candidates for ministry, as well as across-the-board background checks for anyone working with children or vulnerable individuals.
+Here again, I state, as we have done consistently, if you have knowledge of any sort of criminal abuse of children by someone in the Church, contact law enforcement.
+If you need help in contacting law enforcement contact our Victim’s Assistance Coordinator and she will help connect you with the best resources.
+If you are an adult victim of sexual abuse from childhood, we still encourage you to reach out to law enforcement first, but even if you don’t want to, please still reach out to us.
+To our seminarians: If you are unchastely propositioned, abused, or threatened (no matter by whom), or if you directly witness unchaste behavior, report it to me and to the seminary rector.
+I will address it swiftly and vigorously.
+I will not stand for this in my diocese or anywhere I send men for formation.
+I trust that the seminaries I choose, very discriminately, to help form our men will not ignore this type of scandalous behavior, and I will continue to verify that expectation.
+To our priests: Most simply, live out the promises you made on your ordination day.
+You are called to serve Christ’s people, beginning with praying daily the Liturgy of the Hours.
+This is to keep you very close to God.
+In addition, you promised to obey and be loyal to your bishop.
+In obedience, strive to live out your priesthood as a holy priest, a hard working priest, and a pure and happy priest — as Christ Himself is calling you to do.
+And by extension, live a chaste and celibate life so that you can completely give your life to Christ, the Church, and the people whom he has called you to serve.
+God will give you the graces to do so.
+Ask Him for the help you need daily and throughout every day.
+And if you are unchastely propositioned, abused, or threatened (no matter by whom), or if you directly witness unchaste behavior, report it to me.
+I will not stand for this in my diocese any more than in our seminaries.
+To the faithful of the diocese: If you are the victim of abuse of any kind by a priest, bishop, cardinal, or any employee of the Church, bring it forward.
+It will be addressed quickly and justly.
+If you have directly witnessed sexual advances or any type of abuse, bring it forward as well.
+Such actions are sinful and scandalous and we cannot allow anyone to use their position or power to abuse another person.
+Again, in addition to injuring individuals, these actions injure the very Body of Christ, His Church.
+Furthermore, I add my name to those calling for real and sustained reform in the episcopate, priesthood, our parishes, schools, universities, and seminaries that would root out and hold accountable any would-be sexual predator or accomplice;
+I will hold the priests of the diocese to their promise to live a chaste and celibate life of service to you and your parish, and evidence of failure in this regard will be justly addressed;
+I will likewise hold every man studying for the priesthood for our diocese accountable to living a chaste and celibate life as part of his formation for the priesthood.
+Failure to do so will lead to dismissal from diocesan sponsorship;
+I will continue to require (with our men and our funds) that all seminaries to which we send men to study be vigilant that seminarians are protected from sexual predators and provide an atmosphere conducive to their holistic formation as holy priests, in the image of Christ;
+I ask all the faithful of the diocese to assist in keeping us accountable to civil authorities, the faithful in the pews, and to God Almighty, not only to protect children and the youth from sexual predators in the Church, but our seminarians, university students, and all the faithful as well.
+I promise to put any victim and their sufferings before that of the personal and professional reputation of a priest, or any Church employee, guilty of abuse;
+I ask everyone reading this to pray.
+Pray earnestly for the Church and all her ministers.
+Pray for our seminarians.
+And pray for yourselves and your families.
+We must all work daily on our own personal holiness and hold ourselves accountable first and, in turn, hold our brothers and sisters accountable as well, and
+Finally, I ask you all to join me and the entire clergy of the Diocese of Madison in making public and private acts of reparation to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus and to the Immaculate Heart of Mary for all the sins of sexual depravity committed by members of the clergy and episcopacy.
+I will be offering a public Mass of reparation on Friday, September 14, the Feast of the Triumph of the Holy Cross, at Holy Name Heights and I ask all pastors to do the same in their own parishes.
+In addition, I ask that all priests, clergy, religious, and diocesan employees join me in observing the upcoming Autumn Ember Days (Sep. 19, 21, and 22) as days of fasting and abstinence in reparation for the sins and outrages committed by members of the clergy and episcopacy and I invite all the faithful to do the same.
+Some sins, like some demons, can only be driven out by prayer and fasting.
+This letter and these statements and promises are not intended to be an exhaustive list of what we can and need to do in the Church to begin to heal from, and stave off, this deep illness in the Church, but rather the next steps I believe we can take locally.
+More than anything else, we as a Church must cease our acceptance of sin and evil.
+We must cast out sin from our own lives and run toward holiness.
+We must refuse to be silent in the face of sin and evil in our families and communities and we must demand from our pastors — myself included — that they themselves are striving day in and day out for holiness.
+We must do this always with loving respect for individuals but with a clear understanding that true love can never exist without truth.
+Again, right now there is a lot of justified anger and passion coming from many holy and faithful lay people and clerics across the country, calling for real reform and “house cleaning” of this type of depravity.
+I stand with them.
+I don’t know yet how this will play out nationally or internationally.
+But I do know this, and I make this my last point and last promise, for the Diocese of Madison: “As for me and my household, we will serve the Lord.”
+Faithfully yours in the Lord,
+Most Rev.
+Robert C. Morlino
+Bishop of Madison
+This text first appeared in the Madison Catholic Herald.
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+Francis and Farrell’s 'Sinod' on the Youth, #StopThe Synod2018
+
+During the last 5 years of this papacy, Francis and his Synodal Schemers masterfully manipulated, rigged, and exploited the synodal process.
+The backdoor tactics and machinations were brilliantly documented by Edward Pentin , Henry Sire, George Neumayr and an array of investigative journalists.
+The fool doth think he is wise, but the wise man knows himself to be a fool.
+– Shakespeare, As You Like It Pope Francis and Cardinal Farrell sit with students at the 2018 pre-synodal meeting for young people.
+The upcoming October 2018 Synod of Bishops guarantees more synodal antics as the doctrinal culmination of the “Who Am I to Judge” mantra and the recantation of Church teaching on homosexuality.
+Pope Francis announced in the Pre-Synodal meeting that the Church will be listening to all the young people and that “no one will be excluded.” That’s code language that the Pope will be “dialoging” and “accompanying” and “hearing” the pro-LBGT agenda.
+Oh, the providential irony!
+The two themes of the upcoming Synod of Bishops in Rome are none other than, Youth and Vocations.
+Sound familiar?
+Do I hear the Pennsylvania Grand Jury Report?
+How inconvenient that the two targets of predatory clerics and prelates will be the subject of the Synod of Bishops.
+How inconvenient that the head of the Synod on Youth and Vocations, Cardinal Kevin Farrell, was the former roommate of the most prolific serial predator of youth and seminarians in the history of the American Church.
+How inconvenient that Farrell, Head of this Synod on Youth, roomed with the notorious Cardinal Theodore McCarrick for six years and never knew anything about McCarrick’s predatory behavior.
+How inconvenient that a global homosexual clergy predation scandal is erupting at a time when Francis wants the Synod to minimize that nagging and unmerciful Catholic catechism doctrine of homosexuality as “intrinsically disordered” by exploiting the naive views of the youth at the Synod.
+How inconvenient that homosexual predation is bankrupting the American Church and the Instrumentum Laboris, the working document of this Vatican Synodal Agenda, embraces the relaxation of the Church teachings on homosexuality.
+How inconvenient that the homosexual network of clergy and prelates were blasted as predators and coverup enablers in the Pennsylvania Grand Jury Report, while the Instrumentum Laboris argues that:
+“Some LGBT youths, through various contributions that were received by the General Secretariat of the Synod, wish to benefit from greater closeness and experience greater care by the Church, while some Bishop Conferences ask themselves what to suggest to young people who decide to create homosexual instead of heterosexual couples and, above all, would like to be close to the Church.” §197 IL
+How inconvenient that during a global prelate homosexual coverup scandal, the 2018 Synodal Bishop Conferences are exploring for ways during the Synod to discuss ways in which homosexual youths want to be “closer” to the Church!
+How inconvenient that since 2013 during Francis’ impromptu airplane presser when he cleverly sent a powerful message to homosexual clerics, “Who Am I to Judge,” now Francis must judge the criminal predatory conduct of homosexual clergy and prelates who preyed on youth and seminarians.
+The emerging homosexual clergy scandal is just beginning to unfold.
+The laity will learn over the course of the next few years that the underlying cause of the criminal scandal lies in the homosexual network of priests, bishops and cardinals who preyed on the youth, assaulted seminarians, promoted their own ilk, and punished any whistleblowers or noncompliant priests.
+Here is the dirty secret that is now emerging.
+Many in the hierarchy were active homosexuals who intentionally relaxed and ignored the Church’s teaching and moral stance on homosexuality.
+The personal wreckage brutally portrayed in the Pennsylvania Grand Jury Report is the direct result of a clerical culture which embraced homosexuality and groomed, recruited, and assaulted young people into this sordid lifestyle.
+Many priests, bishops, and cardinals practiced what Francis preached, ‘who am I to judge.’
+The result?
+A litany of lives of total moral, physical, emotional devastation suffered by victims of homosexual clerics.
+This is just the very beginning of the dark night of the soul of the Catholic Church.
+The upcoming Synod and its embrace of the “LGBT” lifestyle makes a mockery of the suffering of the clergy victims and justifies the decades-old scandal.
+Be forewarned that inviting young people from ages 16-29 to the Synod to discuss vocations with Bishops poses serious moral and physical dangers to these unsuspecting youth, many of whom think homosexuality is cool.
+And the Bishops know it.
+The full extent of the clerical predation in the hierarchy will take years to uncover.
+Until it has, this Synod must be cancelled while the civil authorities and law enforcement fully investigate the breadth and depth of the homosexual clerical predation.
+The warning signs and rainbow flags are flamboyantly flashing that the 2018 Synod on the Youth and Vocations in Rome presents great moral and physical exploitation of the youth.
+According to the Vatican, the chosen topic of the 2018 Synod, is an “expression of the Church’s pastoral concern for the young,” and is in continuity with the findings of the two-fold synod on the family and Francis’s post-synodal document Amoris Laetitia.
+We’ve caught on to his sneaky synodal tactics.
+Francis cleverly uses the synodal process to relax church doctrine by employing secular tools of surveys and focus groups.
+And, if the necessary results aren’t computed, they will skewer the results.
+Magisterium by majority vote or stuff the ballot box.
+The only compelling “expression of the Church’s pastoral concern for the young” belongs in the full and transparent cooperation of criminal investigations into predatory homosexual predation.
+Turn over the documents secret archives involving predation, both in the Vatican and in the chanceries around the globe.
+That is the only expression that will demonstrate concern for the young.
+Sign the Petition to Stop the Synod Here.
+
+Editor's Note: The Remnant has lunched its own #StopTheSynod petition, for those who would rather not go to Change.org.
+Our petition will remain at the top of our site from now until October, or until the Synod is canceled.
+Please sign and encourage your friends, contacts, and social media associates to do the same.
+MJM
+______________________________
+Elizabeth Yore is an attorney who has investigated clerical sex abuse cases.
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+Mueller is ‘looking for trouble,’ Trump says cryptically
+
+WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump continued bashing Robert S. Mueller III’s Russia investigation, saying cryptically Monday the special counsel is “looking for trouble.”
+Trump alleged in a morning tweet series that the former FBI director is “Disgraced and discredited,” claiming his staff amounts to nothing more than a “group of Angry Democrat Thugs.”
+That came hours after a Sunday tweet in which he referred to the special counsel team as a “gang.” Both are words with loaded meanings for his conservative political base.
+The president’s Sunday and Monday attacks on Mueller and his team came after reports that White House Counsel Donald McGahn was interviewed by Mueller and his team for more than one full day.
+Trump contends he signed off on the testimony; George W. Bush-era White House counsel and attorney general Alberto Gonzales, however, told CNN Monday morning that a sitting White House counsel would be required to fully cooperate with a federal investigation because he is a government lawyer, not a president’s personal attorney.
+But Trump on Monday morning tweeted that McGahn spoke with the special counsel team for “over 30 hours with the White House Councel, only with my approval, for purposes of transparency.” (The tweet included a misspelling of “counsel.”)
+The length of the Mueller-McGahn sessions led Trump to the conclusion the special counsel is “looking for trouble” because they “they know there is no Russian Collusion.”
+But Mueller reportedly is keenly interested in a widely studied June 2016 Trump Tower meeting arranged by Donald Trump Jr., which included a Russian attorney who promised to hand over negative information about Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
+The session also was attended by then-campaign chairman Paul Manafort and Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner; the president dictated a misleading statement about it a year later and it remains murky just when he learned about the meeting.
+As Roll Call has reported, Trump was in the tower at the time of the session with the Russian lawyer.
+The president also continued to push a line first floated by his attorney, former New York mayor and U.S. attorney Rudolph Giuliani, tweeting that campaign collusion with Russia would be a “phony crime.” He’s right, there is no specific collusion statute.
+But legal experts say anyone in Trump’s orbit would be charged with conspiracy, making false statements to federal investigators or obstructing justice.
+All are federal crimes.
+Trump also continued to cast himself as a victim in the matter, saying when he attempts to “FIGHT BACK or say anything bad about the Rigged Witch Hunt,” his critics “scream Obstruction!”
+Mueller also is looking at whether some of Trump’s actions like firing then-FBI Director James B. Comey or statements about the Russia probe since taking office amount to an attempt to interfere illegally with the special counsel probe.
+— John T. Bennett
+CQ-Roll Call
+———
+©2018 CQ-Roll Call, Inc., All Rights Reserved, Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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+Pope admits Catholic Church has ‘long ignored’ problem of child abuse
+
+VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis on Monday asked forgiveness for child abuse crimes and cover-ups within the Catholic Church, admitting that the pain of victims “was long ignored, kept quiet or silenced.”
+The strongly worded statement came ahead of an Aug. 25-26 papal pilgrimage to Ireland, one of the countries rocked by clergy sex abuse scandals, and followed an expose of pedophile priests in the U.S.
+“The heart-wrenching pain of these victims, which cries out to heaven, was long ignored, kept quiet or silenced,” Francis said in a Letter to the People of God, a rarely-issued address to the world’s 1.3 billion Catholics.
+On Aug. 17, a Pennsylvania grand jury report, based on hidden archives of the U.S. church, named 301 priests from the state as credibly accused child sex abusers and accused church leaders of a systematic cover-up of their crimes.
+The report “detailed the experiences of at least a thousand survivors, victims of sexual abuse, the abuse of power and of conscience at the hands of priests over a period of approximately seventy years,” Francis acknowledged.
+“It is essential that we, as a Church, be able to acknowledge and condemn, with sorrow and shame, the atrocities perpetrated by consecrated persons, clerics, and all those entrusted with the mission of watching over and caring for those most vulnerable,” he said.
+“Let us beg forgiveness for our own sins and the sins of others,” he added.
+In the run-up to Francis’ visit to Ireland, the head of the Irish Catholic Church, Archbishop Eamon Martin, said he expected the pope to meet with victims of clergy sex abuse and to promise effective remedies.
+“I’m not sure what his words will be and I’m not sure that a simple apology is what survivors of abuse want,” Martin said in a BBC interview.
+“If he expresses an apology, it needs to be more than ‘we’re sorry,’” he added.
+In his letter, Francis repeated a famous 2005 quote by his predecessor Benedict XVI, who, a month before being elected pope, lamented “how much filth” there was in the Catholic Church.
+“With shame and repentance, we acknowledge as an ecclesial community that we were not where we should have been, that we did not act in a timely manner, realizing the magnitude and the gravity of the damage done to so many lives.
+We showed no care for the little ones; we abandoned them,” Francis said.
+“Looking back to the past, no effort to beg pardon and to seek to repair the harm done will ever be sufficient.
+Looking ahead to the future, no effort must be spared to create a culture able to prevent such situations from happening, but also to prevent the possibility of their being covered up and perpetuated,” he added.
+Colm O’Gorman, an Irish abuse survivor who founded One in Four, the main survivors’ group in Ireland, commented on Twitter that the pope offered “Much stronger language than ever used before.”
+But O’Gorman added: “(The pope) begs for forgiveness, but still does not admit or own the deliberate policy of cover up designed & implemented by the #Vatican.”
+Like his predecessor, Francis has promised “zero tolerance” on child abuse, but scandals have kept recurring in several parts of the world — including in Australia recently.
+In January, the pope was accused of insensitivity and tone-deafness after insisting, during a visit to Chile, that local abuse survivors had no “proof” against a bishop who allegedly witnessed abuse and failed to report it.
+Following an outcry, Francis apologized for his remarks, held private meetings with victims at the Vatican, and, after envoys he sent to Chile backed up victims’ claims, the entire leadership of the Chilean Catholic church tendered their resignations.
+According to church expert John L Allen, an editor at specialized website Crux.com, the Catholic Church has a structural problem when it comes to dealing with cover up accusations.
+“Sixteen years since the crisis first erupted in the U.S., almost ten years since that happened in Ireland, and now more than five years since Francis was elected, the Catholic Church still has no credible, transparent process for handling cases when the accusation against a bishop isn’t the direct commission of abuse but rather covering up someone else’s crimes,” Allen said in a Sunday column.
+— Alvise Armellini
+dpa
+———
+©2018 Deutsche Presse-Agentur GmbH (Hamburg, Germany), Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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+Jeff Sessions lashes back at Trump
+
+Personal Liberty Poll Exercise your right to vote.
+WASHINGTON — Attorney General Jeff Sessions has a message for Donald Trump: You’re wrong, Mr. President.
+Sessions long has been one of Trump’s favorite pinatas, often taking the brunt of the president’s public scorn.
+Trump offered this assessment of his hand-picked attorney general recusing himself from the Justice Department’s special counsel probe of Russian election meddling: “What kind of man is this?”
+Trump, in an interview that aired Thursday morning, also blasted Sessions because, he said, the former Alabama senator “never took control of the Justice Department.”
+About seven hours later, the country’s top law enforcement officer fired back.
+And, by doing so, took on Trump publicly in a way few Republicans in Washington have during his turbulent 19-month-old presidency.
+“I took control of the Department of Justice the day I was sworn in, which is why we have had unprecedented success at effectuating the President’s agenda — one that protects the safety and security and rights of the American people, reduces violent crime, enforces our immigration laws, promotes economic growth, and advances religious liberty,” the AG said in a statement.
+“While I am Attorney General, the actions of the Department of Justice will not be improperly influenced by political considerations.
+I demand the highest standards, and where they are not met, I take action,” Sessions added.
+“However, no nation has a more talented, more dedicated group of law enforcement investigators and prosecutors than the United States.”
+That last statement comes amid nearly constant complaints from Trump that Justice Department and FBI investigators are being unfair to the president and his allies.
+That line of criticism has been picked up by, among others, Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Calif., who was indicted on federal officials this week on charges of misusing campaign finance funds for personal use.
+Trump did not directly answer a Fox News interviewer’s question about whether he intends to fire Sessions and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who is overseeing the special counsel investigation, after November’s congressional elections.
+He also said he only gave the former senator the job because Sessions was a supporter during the 2016 presidential race.
+— John T. Bennett
+CQ-Roll Call
+———
+©2018 CQ-Roll Call, Inc., All Rights Reserved, Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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+Sodom and Gomorrah was Judged by God Because Men Refused to Keep His Commandments in Dealing with the Wicked!
+
+“How ridiculous to overlook judgment because of kindness then love wounds itself by killing justice!” -Charles Haddon Spurgeon
+How often I see and hear the professors of Christianity today walking contrary to the word and spirit of the Living Christ (2 Corinthians 3:6).
+How willing they are to overlook judgment when it comes to the criminals that run rampant in this country, and on the other hand how willing they are to show compassion to the criminals while overlooking the victims.
+Why?
+“Evil men understand not judgment” (Proverbs 28:5).
+If you read the preceding verse, you will see that Scripture tells us “they that forsake the law praise the wicked.”
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+This is exactly the Scriptural point that I want to make.
+From the pulpits in America today we here the events unfold of Sodom and Gomorra and how Abraham should have prayed longer in hopes that God would have spared them rather than the righteous people in Sodom and Gomorra doing what God had commanded.
+And of course, not a second thought on man's behalf is given concerning the victims in these two cities.
+Here is Abraham’s account…
+“And the men rose up from thence, and looked toward Sodom: and Abraham went with them to bring them on the way.
+And the Lord said, Shall I hide from Abraham that thing which I do; Seeing that Abraham shall surely become a great and mighty nation, and all the nations of the earth shall be blessed in him?
+For I know him, that he will command his children and his household after him, and they shall keep the way of the Lord, to do justice and judgment; that the Lord may bring upon Abraham that which he hath spoken of him.
+And the Lord said, Because the cry of Sodom and Gomorrah is great, and because their sin is very grievous; I will go down now, and see whether they have done altogether according to the cry of it, which is come unto me; and if not, I will know.
+And the men turned their faces from thence, and went toward Sodom: but Abraham stood yet before the Lord.
+And Abraham drew near, and said, Wilt thou also destroy the righteous with the wicked?
+Peradventure there be fifty righteous within the city: wilt thou also destroy and not spare the place for the fifty righteous that are therein?
+That be far from thee to do after this manner, to slay the righteous with the wicked: and that the righteous should be as the wicked, that be far from thee: Shall not the Judge of all the earth do right?
+And the Lord said, If I find in Sodom fifty righteous within the city, then I will spare all the place for their sakes.
+And Abraham answered and said, Behold now, I have taken upon me to speak unto the Lord, which am but dust and ashes: Peradventure there shall lack five of the fifty righteous: wilt thou destroy all the city for lack of five?
+And he said, If I find there forty and five, I will not destroy it.
+And he spake unto him yet again, and said, Peradventure there shall be forty found there.
+And he said, I will not do it for forty's sake.
+And he said unto him, Oh let not the Lord be angry, and I will speak: Peradventure there shall thirty be found there.
+And he said, I will not do it, if I find thirty there.
+And he said, Behold now, I have taken upon me to speak unto theLord: Peradventure there shall be twenty found there.
+And he said, I will not destroy it for twenty's sake.
+And he said, Oh let not the Lord be angry, and I will speak yet but this once: Peradventure ten shall be found there.
+And he said, I will not destroy it for ten's sake.
+And the Lord went his way, as soon as he had left communing with Abraham: and Abraham returned unto his place."
+-Genesis 18:16-33
+Got questions.org explains very well…
+Genesis chapter 19 records the two angels, disguised as human men, visiting Sodom and Gomorrah.
+Lot met the angels in the city square and urged them to stay at his house.
+The angels agreed.
+The Bible then informs us, "Before they had gone to bed, all the men from every part of the city of Sodom — both young and old — surrounded the house.
+They called to Lot, 'Where are the men who came to you tonight?
+Bring them out to us so that we can have sex with them.
+Genesis 19:4-5 The angels then proceed to blind all the men of Sodom and Gomorrah and urge Lot and his family to flee from the cities to escape the wrath that God was about to deliver.
+Lot and his family flee the city, and then "the LORD rained down burning sulfur on Sodom and Gomorrah — from the LORD out of the heavens.
+Thus he overthrew those cities and the entire plain, including all those living in the cities..." (Genesis 19:2 4) .
+In light of the passage, the most common response to the question, "What was the sin of Sodom and Gomorrah?"
+is that it was homosexuality.
+That is how the term ”sodomy” came to be used to refer to anal sex between two men, whether consensual or forced.
+Clearly, homosexuality was part of the reason God destroyed the two cities.
+The men of Sodom and Gomorrah wanted to perform homosexual gang rape on the two angels, who were disguised as men.
+At the same time, it is not biblical to say that homosexuality was the exclusive reason why God destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah.
+The cities of Sodom and Gomorrah were definitely not exclusive in terms of the sins in which they indulged.
+Ezekiel 16:49-50 declares, "Now this was the sin of your sister Sodom: She and her daughters were arrogant, overfed and unconcerned; they did not help the poor and needy.
+They were haughty and did detestable things before me..." The Hebrew word translated "detestable" refers to something that is morally disgusting and is the exact same word used in Leviticus 18:22 that refers to homosexuality as an "abomination."
+Similarly, Jude 7 declares, "...Sodom and Gomorrah and the surrounding towns gave themselves up to sexual immorality and perversion."
+So, again, while homosexuality was not the only sin in which the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah indulged, it does appear to be the primary reason for the destruction of the cities.
+Those who attempt to explain away the biblical condemnations of homosexuality claim that the sin of Sodom and Gomorrah was inhospitality.
+The men of Sodom and Gomorrah were certainly being inhospitable.
+There is probably nothing more inhospitable than homosexual gang rape.
+But to say God completely destroyed two cities and all their inhabitants for being inhospitable clearly misses the point.
+While Sodom and Gomorrah were guilty of many other horrendous sins, homosexuality was the reason God poured fiery sulfur on the cities, completely destroying them and all of their inhabitants.
+To this day, the area where Sodom and Gomorrah were located remains a desolate wasteland.
+Sodom and Gomorrah serve as a powerful example of how God feels about sin in general, and homosexuality specifically.
+The point is that there were no righteous to be spared and the Lord did what man failed to do when they had the time to do it.
+Question: How do you show mercy to a people who observe lying vanities (Jonah 2:4) and refuse to return to the Lord (Jeremiah 6:16) on His terms?
+(Jeremiah 22:3) God must be true and judgment must commence.
+Men today, like those of Sodom and Gomorrah, are not valiant for the truth.
+They are valiant to proceed from evil to evil (Jeremiah 5).
+They care more about the pleasures of sin for a season, than they are grieved for the afflictions of Joseph (Amos 6:6; Hebrews 11:25).
+Men today care more of compromise (where two men both agree on what they both know is wrong) and diplomacy (seduction in another guise) in promoting anarchy through “antinomianism” than they do the Law of God against the sins unto judgment that enslave men (John 8:34).
+Instead of establishing judgment within the gate and hating the evil and loving the good (Amos 5:15) in hopes that the Lord may be gracious to their repentance (2 Corinthians 7:10), they reject the counsel of God against them by hating the good and loving the evil, and that to their own damnation.
+They care more about the approbation and favor of men than they do that of the Living God and what His Word declares (Galatians 1:10),not knowing that which his highly favored among men is an abomination unto the Lord (Luke 16:15).
+They wear the cross.
+Yet, they have no testimony of the power of God unto salvation by the cross because they do not practice what Christ required: “Deny yourselves and take up your cross and follow Me” (Matthew 16:24; Romans 1:16; 2 Corinthians 5:15, 13:4-5; Galatians 2:21).
+Professed Christians in America today talk much of love through inaction, and yet know nothing of it (1 John 3:18).
+They read what to do, but do it not!
+In fact, they declare and proclaim how much they love God, and yet if you were to have them read His moral law and look to their own lives, they would find how much they actually hate God through their actions (Matthew 15:8).
+Then again, these were the same types of people in Jerusalem crying out "Crucify him!
+Crucify him!
+We have no king but Caesar" (John 19:15).
+And these are the same people today persecuting living Christians while praising the dead ones (Matthew 5:10).
+They continuously preach of the heroism of Abraham, Moses, Joshua, David, Gideon, Samson and others from the pulpit and fail to understand what these men were doing when serving their generations (Psalm 71:18-19; Isaiah 51:4).
+Today, instead of doing the same, they simply hide under a false grace (Isaiah 30) and give themselves over to a man, the president, and declare end times.
+They declare we're in the end times because they have failed to stand up and fight for their posterity in keeping the Lord's commandments and His judgments (Psalm 78:1-11).
+Ungrateful reprobates, pretenders, counterfeits and hypocrites are what they are (Matthew 23:3).
+Instead of reaching out to the greatest demographic here in America, public high schools, they send missionaries to foreign lands to do there what they fail to do for their own here.
+Instead of fighting for their posterity and shutting down the illegalities of sodomy in all 50 states, they teach them to just do their best to understand that they cannot help themselves while God say’s the opposite (Leviticus 20:18).
+Instead of fighting on their behalf against the federal government that is illegally indoctrinating them, they simply give their kids over to them to be dumbed down.
+And instead of protesting the murder of 58 million innocent babies (Proverbs 6:17), they merely pass it off as a "choice," that being the lessons that they learned from the media that they say that they do not believe (Romans 1:18).
+The American Church, instead of protesting corruption in government through the example of the Biblical patriarchs and our American forefathers (Matthew 5:17-18), teach to submit to tyranny as if to suggest that it is somehow obedience to God (Romans 12:21).
+The Church in America has failed to keep the Commandments of the God of Israel.
+Instead of preaching out against sin, they advocate for that which God clearly condemns, thereby making war against God (Micah 3:5), which at length destroys our government, our country and our families.
+Look to their feigned strength that they profess to possess.
+It is gauged by simply looking to the prevailing immoralities and debauchers of society.
+They are weak and pathetic and they have no excuses as to why America is where we is today!
+Why did God judge Sodom and Gomorrah?
+It's the same reason that he is judging America today (Amos 4:12), He cannot find the righteous in order to spare her (Jeremiah 22:3).
+Defining the Wicked…
+Wicked men in the sight of God are those who have the knowledge of what to do when it comes to the right, but over and over again, they turn their shoulders and choose the wrong, through tolerance and apathy Americans are bringing upon themselves destruction (Deuteronomy 30:19) that will not be reversed, which leaves no alternative as to why God judges and is judging America today (Deuteronomy 28:63).
+Article posted with permission from Sons Of Liberty Media
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+Trump expresses sympathy for Reality Winner, whose mom asks for pardon
+
+ATLANTA — The record-setting prison sentence given to Reality Winner has caught the attention of President Donald Trump, who used it to take another dig at Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
+In an early Friday post on Twitter, Trump wrote that her sentence of 63 months in federal prison was unfair and accused Sessions of having a double standard.
+“Gee, this is ‘small potatoes’ compared to what Hillary Clinton did!” he tweeted about Winner, a former National Security Agency contractor who leaked a document about Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
+“So unfair Jeff, Double Standard.”
+The tweet drew no immediate response from Sessions.
+But Winner’s mother had a blunt reply: “Please pardon my daughter Reality Winner.”
+The Twitter exchange marks a bizarre twist in the story of the 26-year-old former U.S. Air Force linguist, who on Thursday apologized to a federal judge and said she takes “full responsibility for my actions.”
+Before her arrest, Winner called Trump an “orange fascist” on Twitter.
+Her disillusionment about his election was part of her reason for leaving the Air Force, her mother told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution in an interview last year.
+“Something she said, she didn’t like her new boss,” Billie Winner-Davis said in June 2017.
+“She was not going to serve in his military.”
+Meanwhile, Trump continued pounding Sessions in other tweets, saying he needed to investigate “deleted Emails, Comey lies & leaks, Mueller conflicts, McCabe, Strzok, Page, Ohr…the Clinton Foundation, illegal surveillance of Trump Campaign, Russian collusion by Dems — and so much more.”
+— Johnny Edwards
+The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
+———
+©2018 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, Ga.), Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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+Cardinal Theodore McCarrick: Yet Another Fruit of Vatican II
+
+Still, we’re also averse to speaking in terms of good and evil.
+Right and wrong?
+Maybe.
+But good and evil have a supernatural ring we usually reserve for dramatic and abominable crimes, like genocide.
+Yet everything right is good, and everything wrong is evil.
+The evils we encounter in our day-to-day lives might not be a spectacle, like jihadists beheading a journalist on live television.
+All the same, evil is part of ordinary life.
+It dwells deep in our hearts – each and every one of us.
+The Prince of this World has made a grand display of his authority in the last few centuries.
+Our saving grace is that, while Westerners no longer believe in God, they still believe in the Devil.
+We’re at least clear-eyed enough to recognize true evil at work in the world, even if we can no longer see the great Good hidden behind the veil.
+This is the point about the McCarrick scandal that even religious commentators tend to overlook.
+How was he allowed to go on molesting young priests and seminarians when virtually the entire Church hierarchy knew what he was up to?
+And how was such a depraved individual ordained in the first place, let alone promoted to Cardinal-Archbishop of Washington?
+The answer is, ultimately, demonic.
+As Catholics, we ask St. Michael to “cast into Hell Satan and all the evil spirits who prowl about the world seeking the ruin of souls.” McCarrick and his fellow perverts in the clergy are responsible, not only for their sexual abuses, but also for chasing good men away from the priesthood.
+Spend enough time in Catholic World and you inevitably meet good men who quit the seminary because of some rampant (and often violent) depravity.
+What could suit the Devil more than to watch the Church burn her wheat as she gathers the chaff?
+The gates of Hell will not prevail against the Church, as Our Lord promised.
+But they won’t stop trying, either.
+They’ve attacked from the front, sending the Roman pagans, French Revolutionaries, and British American secularists.
+They flank us by sending heretics like Arius, Luther, and Hans Kung.
+Today, there’s also a fifth column working to tear down the walls from within – not only pedophiles like John Geoghan, but also predators like Theodore McCarrick.
+Where did those fifth columnists enter?
+Why, there’s only one possible explanation: the Second Vatican Council.
+Aggiornamento sounds like a Lefebvrist slur.
+The idea that an ecumenical council of the Catholic Church would openly seek to “bring itself up to date” is ridiculous.
+Yet that was precisely the aim.
+As St Pope John XXIII explained, “Its principal task will be concerned with the conditions and modernization of the Church after 20 centuries of life.” It was not supposed (as some have claimed) to simply update the liturgy from its last redesign in 1570.
+The goal was to align the Church more with modern world: a world defined, to a considerable extent, by its rejection of the Catholic world that flourished before the Protestant Reformation and French Revolution.
+Now, I don’t believe Pope John saw himself as endangering either orthodoxy or sacred, immutable tradition.
+I share Pope Paul IV’s view.
+When he heard that the Council was being convened, then-Cardinal Montini is supposed to have sighed, “This holy old boy doesn’t realise what a hornet’s nest he’s stirring up.”
+Nonetheless, he stirred it.
+The spirit of aggiornamento quickly spread through the Church in the 1960s – and the seminaries especially.
+Seminarians called for a more “participatory” administration.
+They became involved in socialist politics.
+They formed trade unions to demand the right to marry.
+They practiced sauvage intercommunion.
+Of course, they had their enablers in the hierarchy as well.
+Perhaps the worst was Archbishop Marty of Paris, a leader of the “priest-worker movement” who defended Marxist and existentialist atheisms on the floor of the Council.
+During a homily at the Cathedral, he also praised the soixantehuitards: “the great outburst of the younger generation that suddenly wanted to take its place in life” that occurred in his city in May of 1968.
+“One also felt that, in these events of May,” Marty continued, “the seriousness of the working class, which wants not only to earn a living wage, but also to find its freedom, its independence.” Theaggiornamentistas was never purged from the Church, and certainly not from the seminaries.
+As the modern world continued to reject traditional Christian mores, so too does the Church seem increasingly “out of step” and in need of “modernizing”.
+Inevitably, this came to mean the acceptance of homosexuality.
+Bishop Wilton D. Gregory, as president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, infamously spoke of “an ongoing struggle to make sure that the Catholic priesthood is not dominated by homosexual men.”
+But that predominance has very little to do with homosexuality per se.
+Rather, the 1960s rejection of celibacy in the seminaries naturally provided more (shall we say) opportunities for gay men – given that there are, of course, no women in Catholic seminaries.
+This began driving away heterosexuals, as well as homosexuals who upheld the Church’s teachings on chastity and celibacy.
+Needless to say, not all gay priests are violent predators like McCarrick.
+But the toleration of sexually active priests gave McCarrick cover to “seduce” his victims.
+Many have also speculated that, because McCarrick’s victims were overwhelmingly above the age of consent, the media didn’t consider them newsworthy.
+If he’d fondled a 12-year old altar boy, that would have been one thing.
+Pedophile priests sell papers.
+But taking an 18-year-old seminarian to bed?
+Running that story would simply be outing a closeted gay man: an act the liberal press would no doubt consider “homophobic”, as Ross Douthat pointed out.
+Meanwhile, those bishops who didn’t approve of his actions knew the culture – both within the Church and without her – were against them.
+The post-Vatican Church doesn’t like to come off as a nag.
+She’s not going to cause a fuss by purging sexually active gay men from the clergy just because… what?
+It’s immoral?
+That’s not very aggiornamentistic!
+The world and our worldly bishops were, unsurprisingly, of one mind.
+And even if they were disgusted by McCarrick, these prelates weren’t willing to jeopardize their careers by standing for justice against vice.
+We seem to be slouching back to the old traditionalist trope: All the Church’s problems would be solved if we’d just go back to the Latin Mass.
+Something went critically wrong during Vatican II that extends well beyond the Mass.
+And we can’t drag the Church out of her present crisis until we have the courage to brave accusations of “Lefebvrism” and say so.
+Those who love our Holy Mother – those who want to protect her boys and men from all the McCarricks and their perverse appetites – mustn’t be deceived into thinking this is a small or an isolated issue.
+It isn’t.
+This is the crisis of an ancient and immortal institution trying desperately to seem young and fashionable; like all old men, it only manages to come across as lecherous and pathetic.
+Its obsession with “modernization” leads it to only adopt the vices of modernity.
+Instead of serving as ambassadors from the City of God, far too many of our priests and prelates have become agents of the City of Man.
+I don’t know what it will take to set things right.
+I don’t know what it will take to exorcise the “spirit of Vatican II” – the spirit of aggiornamento – from the Church.
+But we will.
+Christ promised.
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+Former Apostolic Nuncio to the United States Accuses Pope of McCarrick Cover-up, Calls on Francis to Resign
+
+In this tragic moment for the Church in various parts of the world — the United States, Chile, Honduras, Australia, etc.
+— bishops have a very grave responsibility.
+I am thinking in particular of the United States of America, where I was sent as Apostolic Nuncio by Pope Benedict XVI on October 19, 2011, the memorial feast of the First North American Martyrs.
+The Bishops of the United States are called, and I with them, to follow the example of these first martyrs who brought the Gospel to the lands of America, to be credible witnesses of the immeasurable love of Christ, the Way, the Truth and the Life.
+Also, as this is an unprecedented moment in papal history, perhaps the unprecedented step of recalling Benedict XVI to the Chair of St. Peter should also be considered sooner rather than later, before this crisis gets any more out-of-control than it already is.
+May God save His Church MJM
+So serious is the cover-up that for the good of the Church and protection of the faithful, Archbishop Vigano has called on Pope Francis to resign.
+But before Francis resigns, we the Catholic faithful demand that he also remove from the College of Cardinals those who conspired even before the 2013 conclave to make Jorge Mario Bergoglio pope come hell or high water.
+He and the St. Gallen Group know exactly who they are.
+Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò's 11-page statement, released to the National Catholic Register, accuses Pope Francis of covering for McCarrick, ignoring the sanctions that Pope Benedict had imposed on McCarrick, and also of making McCarrick a trusted counselor who became Francis's "kingmaker" when it came to American appointments and was highly instrumental in the Pope's decision to elevate far-Left bishops such as Blase Cupich of Chicago and Joseph Tobin of Newark to the College of Cardinals.
+Remnant Editor's Note: This could well mark the beginning of the end of the disastrous pontificate of Pope Francis.
+The former apostolic nuncio to the United States has accused Francis of repealing sanctions imposed by Pope Benedict XVI on then-Cardinal McCarrick for sexual abuse.
+This is a charge most serious, perhaps without precedent in modern times.
+Bishops and priests, abusing their authority, have committed horrendous crimes to the detriment of their faithful, minors, innocent victims, and young men eager to offer their lives to the Church, or by their silence have not prevented that such crimes continue to be perpetrated.
+To restore the beauty of holiness to the face of the Bride of Christ, which is terribly disfigured by so many abominable crimes, and if we truly want to free the Church from the fetid swamp into which she has fallen, we must have the courage to tear down the culture of secrecy and publicly confess the truths we have kept hidden.
+We must tear down the conspiracy of silence with which bishops and priests have protected themselves at the expense of their faithful, a conspiracy of silence that in the eyes of the world risks making the Church look like a sect, a conspiracy of silence not so dissimilar from the one that prevails in the mafia.
+“Whatever you have said in the dark ... shall be proclaimed from the housetops” (Lk.
+12:3).
+I had always believed and hoped that the hierarchy of the Church could find within itself the spiritual resources and strength to tell the whole truth, to amend and to renew itself.
+That is why, even though I had repeatedly been asked to do so, I always avoided making statements to the media, even when it would have been my right to do so, in order to defend myself against the calumnies published about me, even by high-ranking prelates of the Roman Curia.
+But now that the corruption has reached the very top of the Church’s hierarchy, my conscience dictates that I reveal those truths regarding the heart-breaking case of the Archbishop Emeritus of Washington, D.C., Theodore McCarrick, which I came to know in the course of the duties entrusted to me by St. John Paul II, as Delegate for Pontifical Representations, from 1998 to 2009, and by Pope Benedict XVI, as Apostolic Nuncio to the United States of America, from October 19, 2011 until end of May 2016.
+As Delegate for Pontifical Representations in the Secretariat of State, my responsibilities were not limited to the Apostolic Nunciatures, but also included the staff of the Roman Curia (hires, promotions, informational processes on candidates to the episcopate, etc.)
+and the examination of delicate cases, including those regarding cardinals and bishops, that were entrusted to the Delegate by the Cardinal Secretary of State or by the Substitute of the Secretariat of State.
+To dispel suspicions insinuated in several recent articles, I will immediately say that the Apostolic Nuncios in the United States, Gabriel Montalvo and Pietro Sambi, both prematurely deceased, did not fail to inform the Holy See immediately, as soon as they learned of Archbishop McCarrick’s gravely immoral behavior with seminarians and priests.
+Indeed, according to what Nuncio Pietro Sambi wrote, Father Boniface Ramsey, O.P.’s letter, dated November 22, 2000, was written at the request of the late Nuncio Montalvo.
+In the letter, Father Ramsey, who had been a professor at the diocesan seminary in Newark from the end of the ’80s until 1996, affirms that there was a recurring rumor in the seminary that the Archbishop “shared his bed with seminarians,” inviting five at a time to spend the weekend with him at his beach house.
+And he added that he knew a certain number of seminarians, some of whom were later ordained priests for the Archdiocese of Newark, who had been invited to this beach house and had shared a bed with the Archbishop.
+The office that I held at the time was not informed of any measure taken by the Holy See after those charges were brought by Nuncio Montalvo at the end of 2000, when Cardinal Angelo Sodano was Secretary of State.
+Likewise, Nuncio Sambi transmitted to the Cardinal Secretary of State, Tarcisio Bertone, an Indictment Memorandum against McCarrick by the priest Gregory Littleton of the diocese of Charlotte, who was reduced to the lay state for a violation of minors, together with two documents from the same Littleton, in which he recounted his tragic story of sexual abuse by the then-Archbishop of Newark and several other priests and seminarians.
+The Nuncio added that Littleton had already forwarded his Memorandum to about twenty people, including civil and ecclesiastical judicial authorities, police and lawyers, in June 2006, and that it was therefore very likely that the news would soon be made public.
+He therefore called for a prompt intervention by the Holy See.
+In writing up a memo[1] on these documents that were entrusted to me, as Delegate for Pontifical Representations, on December 6, 2006, I wrote to my superiors, Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone and the Substitute Leonardo Sandri, that the facts attributed to McCarrick by Littleton were of such gravity and vileness as to provoke bewilderment, a sense of disgust, deep sorrow and bitterness in the reader, and that they constituted the crimes of seducing, requesting depraved acts of seminarians and priests, repeatedly and simultaneously with several people, derision of a young seminarian who tried to resist the Archbishop’s seductions in the presence of two other priests, absolution of the accomplices in these depraved acts, sacrilegious celebration of the Eucharist with the same priests after committing such acts.
+In my memo, which I delivered on that same December 6, 2006 to my direct superior, the Substitute Leonardo Sandri, I proposed the following considerations and course of action to my superiors:
+- Given that it seemed a new scandal of particular gravity, as it regarded a cardinal, was going to be added to the many scandals for the Church in the United States,
+- and that, since this matter had to do with a cardinal, and according to can.
+1405 § 1, No.
+2˚, “ipsius Romani Pontificis dumtaxat ius est iudicandi”;
+- I proposed that an exemplary measure be taken against the Cardinal that could have a medicinal function, to prevent future abuses against innocent victims and alleviate the very serious scandal for the faithful, who despite everything continued to love and believe in the Church.
+I added that it would be salutary if, for once, ecclesiastical authority would intervene before the civil authorities and, if possible, before the scandal had broken out in the press.
+This could have restored some dignity to a Church so sorely tried and humiliated by so many abominable acts on the part of some pastors.
+If this were done, the civil authority would no longer have to judge a cardinal, but a pastor with whom the Church had already taken appropriate measures to prevent the cardinal from abusing his authority and continuing to destroy innocent victims.
+My memo of December 6, 2006 was kept by my superiors, and was never returned to me with any actual decision by the superiors on this matter.
+Subsequently, around April 21-23, 2008, the Statement for Pope Benedict XVI about the pattern of sexual abuse crisis in the United States, by Richard Sipe, was published on the internet, at richardsipe.com.
+On April 24, it was passed on by the Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, Cardinal William Levada, to the Cardinal Secretary of State Tarcisio Bertone.
+It was delivered to me one month later, on May 24, 2008.
+The following day, I delivered a new memo to the new Substitute, Fernando Filoni, which included my previous one of December 6, 2006.
+In it, I summarized Richard Sipe’s document, which ended with this respectful and heartfelt appeal to Pope Benedict XVI: “I approach Your Holiness with due reverence, but with the same intensity that motivated Peter Damian to lay out before your predecessor, Pope Leo IX, a description of the condition of the clergy during his time.
+The problems he spoke of are similar and as great now in the United States as they were then in Rome.
+If Your Holiness requests, I will personally submit to you documentation of that about which I have spoken.”
+I ended my memo by repeating to my superiors that I thought it was necessary to intervene as soon as possible by removing the cardinal’s hat from Cardinal McCarrick and that he should be subjected to the sanctions established by the Code of Canon Law, which also provide for reduction to the lay state.
+This second memo of mine was also never returned to the Personnel Office, and I was greatly dismayed at my superiors for the inconceivable absence of any measure against the Cardinal, and for the continuing lack of any communication with me since my first memo in December 2006.
+But finally I learned with certainty, through Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, then-Prefect of the Congregation for Bishops, that Richard Sipe’s courageous and meritorious Statement had had the desired result.
+Pope Benedict had imposed on Cardinal McCarrick sanctions similar to those now imposed on him by Pope Francis: the Cardinal was to leave the seminary where he was living, he was forbidden to celebrate [Mass] in public, to participate in public meetings, to give lectures, to travel, with the obligation of dedicating himself to a life of prayer and penance.
+I do not know when Pope Benedict took these measures against McCarrick, whether in 2009 or 2010, because in the meantime I had been transferred to the Governorate of Vatican City State, just as I do not know who was responsible for this incredible delay.
+I certainly do not believe it was Pope Benedict, who as Cardinal had repeatedly denounced the corruption present in the Church, and in the first months of his pontificate had already taken a firm stand against the admission into seminary of young men with deep homosexual tendencies.
+I believe it was due to the Pope’s first collaborator at the time, Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, who notoriously favored promoting homosexuals into positions of responsibility, and was accustomed to managing the information he thought appropriate to convey to the Pope.
+In any case, what is certain is that Pope Benedict imposed the above canonical sanctions on McCarrick and that they were communicated to him by the Apostolic Nuncio to the United States, Pietro Sambi.
+Monsignor Jean-François Lantheaume, then first Counsellor of the Nunciature in Washington and Chargé d'Affaires a.i.
+after the unexpected death of Nuncio Sambi in Baltimore, told me when I arrived in Washington — and he is ready to testify to it— about a stormy conversation, lasting over an hour, that Nuncio Sambi had with Cardinal McCarrick whom he had summoned to the Nunciature.
+Monsignor Lantheaume told me that “the Nuncio’s voice could be heard all the way out in the corridor.”
+Pope Benedict’s same dispositions were then also communicated to me by the new Prefect of the Congregation for Bishops, Cardinal Marc Ouellet, in November 2011, in a conversation before my departure for Washington, and were included among the instructions of the same Congregation to the new Nuncio.
+In turn, I repeated them to Cardinal McCarrick at my first meeting with him at the Nunciature.
+The Cardinal, muttering in a barely comprehensible way, admitted that he had perhaps made the mistake of sleeping in the same bed with some seminarians at his beach house, but he said this as if it had no importance.
+The faithful insistently wonder how it was possible for him to be appointed to Washington, and as Cardinal, and they have every right to know who knew, and who covered up his grave misdeeds.
+It is therefore my duty to reveal what I know about this, beginning with the Roman Curia.
+Cardinal Angelo Sodano was Secretary of State until September 2006: all information was communicated to him.
+In November 2000, Nunzio Montalvo sent him his report, passing on to him the aforementioned letter from Father Boniface Ramsey in which he denounced the serious abuses committed by McCarrick.
+It is known that Sodano tried to cover up the Father Maciel scandal to the end.
+He even removed the Nuncio in Mexico City, Justo Mullor, who refused to be an accomplice in his scheme to cover Maciel, and in his place appointed Sandri, then-Nuncio to Venezuela, who was willing to collaborate in the cover-up.
+Sodano even went so far as to issue a statement to the Vatican press office in which a falsehood was affirmed, that is, that Pope Benedict had decided that the Maciel case should be considered closed.
+Benedict reacted, despite Sodano’s strenuous defense, and Maciel was found guilty and irrevocably condemned.
+Was McCarrick’s appointment to Washington and as Cardinal the work of Sodano, when John Paul II was already very ill?
+We are not given to know.
+However, it is legitimate to think so, but I do not think he was the only one responsible for this.
+McCarrick frequently went to Rome and made friends everywhere, at all levels of the Curia.
+If Sodano had protected Maciel, as seems certain, there is no reason why he wouldn’t have done so for McCarrick, who according to many had the financial means to influence decisions.
+His nomination to Washington was opposed by then-Prefect of the Congregation for Bishops, Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re.
+At the Nunciature in Washington there is a note, written in his hand, in which Cardinal Re disassociates himself from the appointment and states that McCarrick was 14th on the list for Washington.
+Nuncio Sambi’s report, with all the attachments, was sent to Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, as Secretary of State.
+My two above-mentioned memos of December 6, 2006 and May 25, 2008, were also presumably handed over to him by the Substitute.
+As already mentioned, the Cardinal had no difficulty in insistently presenting for the episcopate candidates known to be active homosexuals — I cite only the well-known case of Vincenzo de Mauro, who was appointed Archbishop-Bishop of Vigevano and later removed because he was undermining his seminarians — and in filtering and manipulating the information he conveyed to Pope Benedict.
+Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the current Secretary of State, was also complicit in covering up the misdeeds of McCarrick who had, after the election of Pope Francis, boasted openly of his travels and missions to various continents.
+In April 2014, the Washington Times had a front page report on McCarrick’s trip to the Central African Republic, and on behalf of the State Department no less.
+As Nuncio to Washington, I wrote to Cardinal Parolin asking him if the sanctions imposed on McCarrick by Pope Benedict were still valid.
+Ça va sans dire that my letter never received any reply!
+The same can be said for Cardinal William Levada, former Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, for Cardinals Marc Ouellet, Prefect of the Congregation for Bishops, Lorenzo Baldisseri, former Secretary of the same Congregation for Bishops, and Archbishop Ilson de Jesus Montanari, current Secretary of the same Congregation.
+They were all aware by reason of their office of the sanctions imposed by Pope Benedict on McCarrick.
+Cardinals Leonardo Sandri, Fernando Filoni and Angelo Becciu, as Substitutes of the Secretariat of State, knew in every detail the situation regarding Cardinal McCarrick.
+Nor could Cardinals Giovanni Lajolo and Dominique Mamberti have failed to know.
+As Secretaries for Relations with States, they participated several times a week in collegial meetings with the Secretary of State.
+As far as the Roman Curia is concerned, for the moment I will stop here, even if the names of other prelates in the Vatican are well known, even some very close to Pope Francis, such as Cardinal Francesco Coccopalmerio and Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, who belong to the homosexual current in favor of subverting Catholic doctrine on homosexuality, a current already denounced in 1986 by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, then-Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, in the Letter to the Bishops of the Catholic Church on the Pastoral Care of Homosexual Persons.
+Cardinals Edwin Frederick O’Brien and Renato Raffaele Martino also belong to the same current, albeit with a different ideology.
+Others belonging to this current even reside at the Domus Sanctae Marthae.
+Now to the United States.
+Obviously, the first to have been informed of the measures taken by Pope Benedict was McCarrick’s successor in Washington See, Cardinal Donald Wuerl, whose situation is now completely compromised by the recent revelations regarding his behavior as Bishop of Pittsburgh.
+It is absolutely unthinkable that Nunzio Sambi, who was an extremely responsible person, loyal, direct and explicit in his way of being (a true son of Romagna) did not speak to him about it.
+In any case, I myself brought up the subject with Cardinal Wuerl on several occasions, and I certainly didn’t need to go into detail because it was immediately clear to me that he was fully aware of it.
+I also remember in particular the fact that I had to draw his attention to it, because I realized that in an archdiocesan publication, on the back cover in color, there was an announcement inviting young men who thought they had a vocation to the priesthood to a meeting with Cardinal McCarrick.
+I immediately phoned Cardinal Wuerl, who expressed his surprise to me, telling me that he knew nothing about that announcement and that he would cancel it.
+If, as he now continues to state, he knew nothing of the abuses committed by McCarrick and the measures taken by Pope Benedict, how can his answer be explained?
+His recent statements that he knew nothing about it, even though at first he cunningly referred to compensation for the two victims, are absolutely laughable.
+The Cardinal lies shamelessly and prevails upon his Chancellor, Monsignor Antonicelli, to lie as well.
+Cardinal Wuerl also clearly lied on another occasion.
+Following a morally unacceptable event authorized by the academic authorities of Georgetown University, I brought it to the attention of its President, Dr. John DeGioia, sending him two subsequent letters.
+Before forwarding them to the addressee, so as to handle things properly, I personally gave a copy of them to the Cardinal with an accompanying letter I had written.
+The Cardinal told me that he knew nothing about it.
+However, he failed to acknowledge receipt of my two letters, contrary to what he customarily did.
+I subsequently learned that the event at Georgetown had taken place for seven years.
+But the Cardinal knew nothing about it!
+Cardinal Wuerl, well aware of the continuous abuses committed by Cardinal McCarrick and the sanctions imposed on him by Pope Benedict, transgressing the Pope’s order, also allowed him to reside at a seminary in Washington D.C.
+In doing so, he put other seminarians at risk.
+Bishop Paul Bootkoski, emeritus of Metuchen, and Archbishop John Myers, emeritus of Newark, covered up the abuses committed by McCarrick in their respective dioceses and compensated two of his victims.
+They cannot deny it and they must be interrogated in order to reveal every circumstance and all responsibility regarding this matter.
+Cardinal Kevin Farrell, who was recently interviewed by the media, also said that he didn’t have the slightest idea about the abuses committed by McCarrick.
+Given his tenure in Washington, Dallas and now Rome, I think no one can honestly believe him.
+I don’t know if he was ever asked if he knew about Maciel’s crimes.
+If he were to deny this, would anybody believe him given that he occupied positions of responsibility as a member of the Legionaries of Christ?
+Regarding Cardinal Sean O’Malley, I would simply say that his latest statements on the McCarrick case are disconcerting, and have totally obscured his transparency and credibility.
+* * *
+My conscience requires me also to reveal facts that I have experienced personally, concerning Pope Francis, that have a dramatic significance, which as Bishop, sharing the collegial responsibility of all the bishops for the universal Church, do not allow me to remain silent, and that I state here, ready to reaffirm them under oath by calling on God as my witness.
+In the last months of his pontificate, Pope Benedict XVI had convened a meeting of all the apostolic nuncios in Rome, as Paul VI and St. John Paul II had done on several occasions.
+The date set for the audience with the Pope was Friday, June 21, 2013.
+Pope Francis kept this commitment made by his predecessor.
+Of course I also came to Rome from Washington.
+It was my first meeting with the new Pope elected only three months prior, after the resignation of Pope Benedict.
+On the morning of Thursday, June 20, 2013, I went to the Domus Sanctae Marthae, to join my colleagues who were staying there.
+As soon as I entered the hall I met Cardinal McCarrick, who wore the red-trimmed cassock.
+I greeted him respectfully as I had always done.
+He immediately said to me, in a tone somewhere between ambiguous and triumphant: “The Pope received me yesterday, tomorrow I am going to China.”
+At the time I knew nothing of his long friendship with Cardinal Bergoglio and of the important part he had played in his recent election, as McCarrick himself would later reveal in a lecture at Villanova University and in an interview with the National Catholic Reporter.
+Nor had I ever thought of the fact that he had participated in the preliminary meetings of the recent conclave, and of the role he had been able to have as a cardinal elector in the 2005 conclave.
+Therefore I did not immediately grasp the meaning of the encrypted message that McCarrick had communicated to me, but that would become clear to me in the days immediately following.
+The next day the audience with Pope Francis took place.
+After his address, which was partly read and partly delivered off the cuff, the Pope wished to greet all the nuncios one by one.
+In single file, I remember that I was among the last.
+When it was my turn, I just had time to say to him, “I am the Nuncio to the United States.” He immediately assailed me with a tone of reproach, using these words: “The Bishops in the United States must not be ideologized!
+They must be shepherds!”Of course I was not in a position to ask for explanations about the meaning of his words and the aggressive way in which he had upbraided me.
+I had in my hand a book in Portuguese that Cardinal O’Malley had sent me for the Pope a few days earlier, telling me “so he could go over his Portuguese before going to Rio for World Youth Day.” I handed it to him immediately, and so freed myself from that extremely disconcerting and embarrassing situation.
+At the end of the audience the Pope announced: “Those of you who are still in Rome next Sunday are invited to concelebrate with me at the Domus Sanctae Marthae.” I naturally thought of staying on to clarify as soon as possible what the Pope intended to tell me.
+On Sunday June 23, before the concelebration with the Pope, I asked Monsignor Ricca, who as the person in charge of the house helped us put on the vestments, if he could ask the Pope if he could receive me sometime in the following week.
+How could I have returned to Washington without having clarified what the Pope wanted of me?
+At the end of Mass, while the Pope was greeting the few lay people present, Monsignor Fabian Pedacchio, his Argentine secretary, came to me and said: “The Pope told me to ask if you are free now!” Naturally, I replied that I was at the Pope’s disposal and that I thanked him for receiving me immediately.
+The Pope took me to the first floor in his apartment and said: “We have 40 minutes before the Angelus.”
+I began the conversation, asking the Pope what he intended to say to me with the words he had addressed to me when I greeted him the previous Friday.
+And the Pope, in a very different, friendly, almost affectionate tone, said to me: “Yes, the Bishops in the United States must not be ideologized, they must not be right-wing like the Archbishop of Philadelphia, (the Pope did not give me the name of the Archbishop) they must be shepherds; and they must not be left-wing — and he added, raising both arms — and when I say left-wing I mean homosexual.” Of course, the logic of the correlation between being left-wing and being homosexual escaped me, but I added nothing else.
+Immediately after, the Pope asked me in a deceitful way: “What is Cardinal McCarrick like?” I answered him with complete frankness and, if you want, with great naiveté: “Holy Father, I don’t know if you know Cardinal McCarrick, but if you ask the Congregation for Bishops there is a dossier this thick about him.
+He corrupted generations of seminarians and priests and Pope Benedict ordered him to withdraw to a life of prayer and penance.” The Pope did not make the slightest comment about those very grave words of mine and did not show any expression of surprise on his face, as if he had already known the matter for some time, and he immediately changed the subject.
+But then, what was the Pope’s purpose in asking me that question: “What is Cardinal McCarrick like?” He clearly wanted to find out if I was an ally of McCarrick or not.
+Back in Washington everything became very clear to me, thanks also to a new event that occurred only a few days after my meeting with Pope Francis.
+When the new Bishop Mark Seitz took possession of the Diocese of El Paso on July 9, 2013, I sent the first Counsellor, Monsignor Jean-François Lantheaume, while I went to Dallas that same day for an international meeting on Bioethics.
+When he got back, Monsignor Lantheaume told me that in El Paso he had met Cardinal McCarrick who, taking him aside, told him almost the same words that the Pope had said to me in Rome: “the Bishops in the United States must not be ideologized, they must not be right-wing, they must be shepherds….” I was astounded!
+It was therefore clear that the words of reproach that Pope Francis had addressed to me on June 21, 2013 had been put into his mouth the day before by Cardinal McCarrick.
+Also the Pope’s mention “not like the Archbishop of Philadelphia” could be traced to McCarrick, because there had been a strong disagreement between the two of them about the admission to Communion of pro-abortion politicians.
+In his communication to the bishops, McCarrick had manipulated a letter of then-Cardinal Ratzinger who prohibited giving them Communion.
+Indeed, I also knew how certain Cardinals such as Mahony, Levada and Wuerl, were closely linked to McCarrick; they had opposed the most recent appointments made by Pope Benedict, for important posts such as Philadelphia, Baltimore, Denver and San Francisco.
+Not happy with the trap he had set for me on June 23, 2013, when he asked me about McCarrick, only a few months later, in the audience he granted me on October 10, 2013, Pope Francis set a second one for me, this time concerning a second of his protégés, Cardinal Donald Wuerl.
+He asked me: “What is Cardinal Wuerl like, is he good or bad?” I replied, “Holy Father, I will not tell you if he is good or bad, but I will tell you two facts.” They are the ones I have already mentioned above, which concern Wuerl’s pastoral carelessness regarding the aberrant deviations at Georgetown University and the invitation by the Archdiocese of Washington to young aspirants to the priesthood to a meeting with McCarrick!
+Once again the Pope did not show any reaction.
+It was also clear that, from the time of Pope Francis’s election, McCarrick, now free from all constraints, had felt free to travel continuously, to give lectures and interviews.
+In a team effort with Cardinal Rodriguez Maradiaga, he had become the kingmaker for appointments in the Curia and the United States, and the most listened to advisor in the Vatican for relations with the Obama administration.
+This is how one explains that, as members of the Congregation for Bishops, the Pope replaced Cardinal Burke with Wuerl and immediately appointed Cupich right after he was made a cardinal.
+With these appointments the Nunciature in Washington was now out of the picture in the appointment of bishops.
+In addition, he appointed the Brazilian Ilson de Jesus Montanari — the great friend of his private Argentine secretary Fabian Pedacchio — as Secretary of the same Congregation for Bishops and Secretary of the College of Cardinals, promoting him in one single leap from a simple official of that department to Archbishop Secretary.
+Something unprecedented for such an important position!
+The appointments of Blase Cupich to Chicago and Joseph W. Tobin to Newark were orchestrated by McCarrick, Maradiaga and Wuerl, united by a wicked pact of abuses by the first, and at least of coverup of abuses by the other two.
+Their names were not among those presented by the Nunciature for Chicago and Newark.
+Regarding Cupich, one cannot fail to note his ostentatious arrogance, and the insolence with which he denies the evidence that is now obvious to all: that 80% of the abuses found were committed against young adults by homosexuals who were in a relationship of authority over their victims.
+During the speech he gave when he took possession of the Chicago See, at which I was present as a representative of the Pope, Cupich quipped that one certainly should not expect the new Archbishop to walk on water.
+Perhaps it would be enough for him to be able to remain with his feet on the ground and not try to turn reality upside-down, blinded by his pro-gay ideology, as he stated in a recent interview with America Magazine.
+Extolling his particular expertise in the matter, having been President of the Committee on Protection of Children and Young People of the USCCB, he asserted that the main problem in the crisis of sexual abuse by clergy is not homosexuality, and that affirming this is only a way of diverting attention from the real problem which is clericalism.
+In support of this thesis, Cupich “oddly” made reference to the results of research carried out at the height of the sexual abuse of minors crisis in the early 2000s, while he “candidly” ignored that the results of that investigation were totally denied by the subsequent Independent Reports by the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in 2004 and 2011, which concluded that, in cases of sexual abuse, 81% of the victims were male.
+In fact, Father Hans Zollner, S.J., Vice-Rector of the Pontifical Gregorian University, President of the Centre for Child Protection, and Member of the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors, recently told the newspaper La Stampa that “in most cases it is a question of homosexual abuse.”
+The appointment of McElroy in San Diego was also orchestrated from above, with an encrypted peremptory order to me as Nuncio, by Cardinal Parolin: “Reserve the See of San Diego for McElroy.” McElroy was also well aware of McCarrick’s abuses, as can be seen from a letter sent to him by Richard Sipe on July 28, 2016.
+These characters are closely associated with individuals belonging in particular to the deviated wing of the Society of Jesus, unfortunately today a majority, which had already been a cause of serious concern to Paul VI and subsequent pontiffs.
+We need only consider Father Robert Drinan, S.J., who was elected four times to the House of Representatives, and was a staunch supporter of abortion; or Father Vincent O’Keefe, S.J., one of the principal promoters of The Land O’Lakes Statement of 1967, which seriously compromised the Catholic identity of universities and colleges in the United States.
+It should be noted that McCarrick, then President of the Catholic University of Puerto Rico, also participated in that inauspicious undertaking which was so harmful to the formation of the consciences of American youth, closely associated as it was with the deviated wing of the Jesuits.
+Father James Martin, S.J., acclaimed by the people mentioned above, in particular Cupich, Tobin, Farrell and McElroy, appointed Consultor of the Secretariat for Communications, well-known activist who promotes the LGBT agenda, chosen to corrupt the young people who will soon gather in Dublin for the World Meeting of Families, is nothing but a sad recent example of that deviated wing of the Society of Jesus.
+Pope Francis has repeatedly asked for total transparency in the Church and for bishops and faithful to act with parrhesia.
+The faithful throughout the world also demand this of him in an exemplary manner.
+He must honestly state when he first learned about the crimes committed by McCarrick, who abused his authority with seminarians and priests.
+In any case, the Pope learned about it from me on June 23, 2013 and continued to cover for him.
+He did not take into account the sanctions that Pope Benedict had imposed on him and made him his trusted counselor along with Maradiaga.
+The latter [Maradiaga] is so confident of the Pope’s protection that he can dismiss as “gossip” the heartfelt appeals of dozens of his seminarians, who found the courage to write to him after one of them tried to commit suicide over homosexual abuse in the seminary.
+By now the faithful have well understood Maradiaga’s strategy: insult the victims to save himself, lie to the bitter end to cover up a chasm of abuses of power, of mismanagement in the administration of Church property, and of financial disasters even against close friends, as in the case of the Ambassador of Honduras Alejandro Valladares, former Dean of the Diplomatic Corps to the Holy See.
+In the case of the former Auxiliary Bishop Juan José Pineda, after the article published in the [Italian] weekly L’Espresso last February, Maradiaga stated in the newspaper Avvenire: “It was my auxiliary bishop Pineda who asked for the visitation, so as to ‘clear’ his name after being subjected to much slander.” Now, regarding Pineda the only thing that has been made public is that his resignation has simply been accepted, thus making any possible responsibility of his and Maradiaga vanish into nowhere.
+In the name of the transparency so hailed by the Pope, the report that the Visitator, Argentine bishop Alcides Casaretto, delivered more than a year ago only and directly to the Pope, must be made public.
+Finally, the recent appointment as Substitute of Archbishop Edgar Peña Parra is also connected with Honduras, that is, with Maradiaga.
+From 2003 to 2007 Peña Parra worked as Counsellor at the Tegucigalpa Nunciature.
+As Delegate for Pontifical Representations I received worrisome information about him.
+In Honduras, a scandal as huge as the one in Chile is about to be repeated.
+The Pope defends his man, Cardinal Rodriguez Maradiaga, to the bitter end, as he had done in Chile with Bishop Juan de la Cruz Barros, whom he himself had appointed Bishop of Osorno against the advice of the Chilean Bishops.
+First he insulted the abuse victims.
+Then, only when he was forced by the media, and a revolt by the Chilean victims and faithful, did he recognize his error and apologize, while stating that he had been misinformed, causing a disastrous situation for the Church in Chile, but continuing to protect the two Chilean Cardinals Errazuriz and Ezzati.
+Even in the tragic affair of McCarrick, Pope Francis’s behavior was no different.
+He knew from at least June 23, 2013 that McCarrick was a serial predator.
+Although he knew that he was a corrupt man, he covered for him to the bitter end; indeed, he made McCarrick’s advice his own, which was certainly not inspired by sound intentions and for love of the Church.
+It was only when he was forced by the report of the abuse of a minor, again on the basis of media attention, that he took action [regarding McCarrick] to save his image in the media.
+Now in the United States a chorus of voices is rising especially from the lay faithful, and has recently been joined by several bishops and priests, asking that all those who, by their silence, covered up McCarrick’s criminal behavior, or who used him to advance their career or promote their intentions, ambitions and power in the Church, should resign.
+But this will not be enough to heal the situation of extremely grave immoral behavior by the clergy: bishops and priests.
+A time of conversion and penance must be proclaimed.
+The virtue of chastity must be recovered in the clergy and in seminaries.
+Corruption in the misuse of the Church’s resources and of the offerings of the faithful must be fought against.
+The seriousness of homosexual behavior must be denounced.
+The homosexual networks present in the Church must be eradicated, as Janet Smith, Professor of Moral Theology at the Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit, recently wrote.
+“The problem of clergy abuse,” she wrote, “cannot be resolved simply by the resignation of some bishops, and even less so by bureaucratic directives.
+The deeper problem lies in homosexual networks within the clergy which must be eradicated.” These homosexual networks, which are now widespread in many dioceses, seminaries, religious orders, etc., act under the concealment of secrecy and lies with the power of octopus tentacles, and strangle innocent victims and priestly vocations, and are strangling the entire Church.
+I implore everyone, especially Bishops, to speak up in order to defeat this conspiracy of silence that is so widespread, and to report the cases of abuse they know about to the media and civil authorities.
+Let us heed the most powerful message that St. John Paul II left us as an inheritance:Do not be afraid!
+Do not be afraid!
+In his 2008 homily on the Feast of the Epiphany, Pope Benedict reminded us that the Father’s plan of salvation had been fully revealed and realized in the mystery of Christ’s death and resurrection, but it needs to be welcomed in human history, which is always a history of fidelity on God’s part and unfortunately also of infidelity on the part of us men.
+The Church, the depositary of the blessing of the New Covenant, signed in the blood of the Lamb, is holy but made up of sinners, as Saint Ambrose wrote: the Church is “immaculata ex maculatis,” she is holy and spotless even though, in her earthly journey, she is made up of men stained with sin.
+I want to recall this indefectible truth of the Church’s holiness to the many people who have been so deeply scandalized by the abominable and sacrilegious behavior of the former Archbishop of Washington, Theodore McCarrick; by the grave, disconcerting and sinful conduct of Pope Francis and by the conspiracy of silence of so many pastors, and who are tempted to abandon the Church, disfigured by so many ignominies.
+At the Angelus on Sunday, August 12, 2018 Pope Francis said these words: “Everyone is guilty for the good he could have done and did not do ...
+If we do not oppose evil, we tacitly feed it.
+We need to intervene where evil is spreading; for evil spreads where daring Christians who oppose evil with good are lacking.” If this is rightly to be considered a serious moral responsibility for every believer, how much graver is it for the Church’s supreme pastor, who in the case of McCarrick not only did not oppose evil but associated himself in doing evil with someone he knew to be deeply corrupt.
+He followed the advice of someone he knew well to be a pervert, thus multiplying exponentially with his supreme authority the evil done by McCarrick.
+And how many other evil pastors is Francis still continuing to prop up in their active destruction of the Church!
+Francis is abdicating the mandate which Christ gave to Peter to confirm the brethren.
+Indeed, by his action he has divided them, led them into error, and encouraged the wolves to continue to tear apart the sheep of Christ’s flock.
+In this extremely dramatic moment for the universal Church, he must acknowledge his mistakes and, in keeping with the proclaimed principle of zero tolerance, Pope Francis must be the first to set a good example for cardinals and bishops who covered up McCarrick’s abuses and resign along with all of them.
+Even in dismay and sadness over the enormity of what is happening, let us not lose hope!
+We well know that the great majority of our pastors live their priestly vocation with fidelity and dedication.
+It is in moments of great trial that the Lord’s grace is revealed in abundance and makes His limitless mercy available to all; but it is granted only to those who are truly repentant and sincerely propose to amend their lives.
+This is a favorable time for the Church to confess her sins, to convert, and to do penance.
+Let us all pray for the Church and for the Pope, let us remember how many times he has asked us to pray for him!
+Let us all renew faith in the Church our Mother: “I believe in one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church!”
+Christ will never abandon His Church!
+He generated her in His Blood and continually revives her with His Spirit!
+Mary, Mother of the Church, pray for us!
+Mary, Virgin and Queen, Mother of the King of glory, pray for us!
+Rome, August 22, 2018
+Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary
+Official translation by Diane Montagna.
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+Muslim Leader Calls for Conquest of “America, Britain, Russia, France, and Italy”
+
+Recently a Muslim spokesman in Tunisia named Said Khecharem, who is affiliated with the international pro-Sharia, pro-caliphate organization Hizb ut-Tahrir, declared (to delighted screams of “Allahu akbar” from his audience), that the “establishment of an Islamic state…requires the conquest of America, Britain, Russia, France, and Italy – Rome and other infidel lands will be conquered, Allah willing.”
+According to the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), Khecharem also said: “After the laws of Allah were abandoned, and the heretic regimes were imposed on the Muslims, the most important thing to do is to restore the rule of the Muslims, through the Quran and the Sunna, in order to renew Islamic life and to deliver the Islamic message to the world.
+My brothers, the implication of this today should be the establishment of an Islamic state over all the lands of the Muslims.”
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+And no call to restore the caliphate would be complete without a swipe at the Jews, whom the Qur’an designates (5:82) the worst enemies of the Muslims.
+Khecharem predicted that “this will happen, of course, after the elimination of the filthy Jewish entity, and after liberation of the lands under direct colonization, like Kashmir and others.”
+If Said Khecharem were a non-Muslim saying that Muslims needed to destroy “the filthy Jewish entity” and conquer America, Britain, Russia, France, and Italy, he would be accused of “Islamophobia” and “bigotry.” But no one will take any particular notice of this.
+They should, however.
+Khecharem is not some deluded fanatic raving on a Tunisian street corner.
+He was speaking at Hizb ut-Tahrir’s International Caliphate Conference; although Hizb ut-Tahrir is banned in many countries, it still has an international presence, and recently held a conference in Chicago.
+Nor is the desire to establish a global caliphate limited to Hizb ut-Tahrir alone.
+The word khalifa means “successor”; the caliph in Sunni Islamic theology is the successor of Muhammad as the military, political, and spiritual leader of the Muslims.
+As I show in my book The History of Jihad From Muhammad to ISIS , the great caliphates of history, from the immediate post-Muhammad period of the “Rightly Guided Caliphs” to the Umayyads, Abbasids, and Ottomans, as well as other Islamic states, all waged relentless jihad warfare against non-Muslims, subjugating them under the rule of Islamic law and denying them basic rights.
+These weren’t the actions of a “tiny minority of extremists,” abhorred by the vast majority of peaceful Muslims for “hijacking” their religion.
+This was, for fourteen centuries, mainstream, normative Islam, carried forth by the primary authorities in the Islamic world at the time.
+The History of Jihad shows from the accounts of eyewitnesses and contemporary chroniclers through the ages that in every age and in every place where there were Muslims, some of them believed that they had a responsibility given to them by Allah to wage war against and subjugate unbelievers under the rule of Islamic law.
+And so it is today: Said Khecharem has enunciated that responsibility more clearly and directly than most Muslim spokesmen do these days, but he is by no means the only one who believes that it exists.
+What is noteworthy also about The History of Jihad is something that it does not contain.
+As the jihadis move against non-Muslim states without any letup, pause, period of coexistence, period of tolerance, reformation, or reconsideration, there never appears any force of Muslims to oppose them.
+While it is undoubtedly true that not all Muslims in any given age have ever waged jihad, there has never been in Islamic history an Islamic entity or organization that was opposed to waging jihad and dedicated to stopping those who were waging it.
+So it is today.
+Islamic groups in the West issue pro-forma condemnations after every jihad terror attack, but are doing little or nothing to try to prevent the next one.
+There is still no mosque or Islamic school in the United States that teaches young Muslims why they should reject the understanding of Islam taught by al-Qaeda, ISIS, and other jihad terror groups.
+Meanwhile, Said Khecharem and other Islamic spokesmen openly call for Muslims to engage in jihad conquest.
+Western authorities should be pondering his words, and their implications, very carefully.
+Instead, if they have taken any notice of him at all, which is unlikely, they have dismissed him as an “extremist.”
+They have yet to come to grips with the fact that “extremism” is and always has been so distressingly widespread in Muslim communities.
+But they will.
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Archbishop Viganò Speaks, the Neo-Catholics Panic
+
+In his eleven-page account, affirmed under oath, the Archbishop, marking a turning point in Church history, declares that senior Vatican officials, including former Secretaries of State Angelo Sodano and Tarcisio Bertone as well as Cardinal Óscar Andrés Rodríguez Maradiaga, coordinator of Pope Bergoglio’s “Council of Cardinals”, covered up McCarrick’s decades of sexual predation and that Bergoglio himself continued the coverup.
+This article was first written to address the neo-Catholic commentator Massimo Faggioli’s attempt , following the Pennsylvania grand jury report and the fall of ex-Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, to minimize the homosexual crisis in the Church and blunt the correlative rise of what he derides as “neo-traditionalism.” As my piece was about to go to press, however, EWTN’s National Catholic Register broke the explosive story on the written testimony of Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò , former apostolic nuncio to the United States (2011 to 2016).
+Faggioli’s propaganda piece now becomes merely illustrative of the points to be made here in light of this astonishing and indeed providential development.
+Regarding Bergoglio, Viganò testifies that in 2013 he personally informed him about McCarrick’s history, the dossier of the Congregation for Bishops on his sexual crimes against boys and young men, and the disciplinary sanctions imposed upon him by Benedict XVI (forbidding residence in a seminary, public appearances and Masses).
+Evidently already aware of these facts, however, Bergoglio not only rehabilitated McCarrick but made him a “trusted counselor” who advised the elevation of the pro-homosexual prelates Blase Cupich, Joseph Tobin and Kevin Farrell to the College of Cardinals and the prominent episcopal sees they now discredit.
+All of this happened before Bergoglio, bowing to worldwide public pressure, finally—only weeks ago—took decisive action against his “trusted counselor.” McCarrick had lobbied for Bergoglio’s election, along with Maradiaga and the infamous Cardinal Danneels, who covered up homosexual rape committed by a priest against his own nephew,has supported “same-sex marriage,” and advised the King of Belgium to sign a law legalizing abortion in 1990.
+As Edward Pentin notes: “all 3 prelates have since been special advisors of Francis or rehabilitated by him.”
+Viganò concludes his testimony by declaring that all of the prelates involved (many others are implicated), including Bergoglio, should resign their offices for the good of the Church.
+As to Bergoglio in particular, he courageously states openly the truth that so many of his brethren know but fear to speak in public:
+I want to recall this indefectible truth of the Church’s holiness to the many people who have been so deeply scandalized by the abominable and sacrilegious behavior of the former Archbishop of Washington, Theodore McCarrick; by the grave, disconcerting and sinful conduct of Pope Francis and by the conspiracy of silence of so many pastors, and who are tempted to abandon the Church, disfigured by so many ignominies.
+At the Angelus on Sunday, August 12, 2018 Pope Francis said these words: “Everyone is guilty for the good he could have done and did not do ...
+If we do not oppose evil, we tacitly feed it.
+We need to intervene where evil is spreading; for evil spreads where daring Christians who oppose evil with good are lacking.” [emphasis in original] If this is rightly to be considered a serious moral responsibility for every believer, how much graver is it for the Church’s supreme pastor, who in the case of McCarrick not only did not oppose evil but associated himself in doing evil with someone he knew to be deeply corrupt.
+He followed the advice of someone he knew well to be a pervert, thus multiplying exponentially with his supreme authority the evil done by McCarrick.
+And how many other evil pastors is Francis still continuing to prop up in their active destruction of the Church!
+[my emphasis] Francis is abdicating the mandate which Christ gave to Peter to confirm the brethren.
+Indeed, by his action he has divided them, led them into error, and encouraged the wolves to continue to tear apart the sheep of Christ’s flock.
+In this extremely dramatic moment for the universal Church, he must acknowledge his mistakes and, in keeping with the proclaimed principle of zero tolerance, Pope Francis must be the first to set a good example for cardinals and bishops who covered up McCarrick’s abuses and resign along with all of them.
+[emphasis in original]
+Before he was papal nuncio in Washington, Viganò headed the Governorate of Vatican City State after having served as Nuncio in Nigeria, a Delegate for the Pontifical Representatives of the Secretary of State of the Holy See and a Member of the Disciplinary Commission of the Roman Curia.
+In those capacities he had access to documents and witnesses that corroborate his own firsthand testimony.
+With Viganò’s testimony, the widespread homosexual infiltration of the post-Vatican II hierarchy, from the top on down, now emerges mountainously into view, never to be buried again.
+Even before that testimony, however, the fall of McCarrick and the Pennsylvania grand jury report had already presented a Sisyphean task to neo-Catholic apologists for the decrepit Novus Ordo status quo and the ill-starred Council that launched its installation.
+Yet there is little doubt they will continue the same polemic that for nearly sixty years has doggedly defended every one of the ruinous “reforms” that have resulted in a debacle without equal in Church history, even considering the Arian crisis of the 4th century.
+Those “reforms” included abandonment of the Vatican’s strict pre-conciliar instruction (1961) that “advancement to religious vows and ordination should be barred to those who are afflicted with evil tendencies to homosexuality or pederasty, since for them the common life and the priestly ministry would constitute serious dangers.” Today, neo-Catholic commentators, cowed by the demands of political correctness, refuse to state the simple truth that homosexuality is a perversion that precludes ordination as does any other grave psychological disorder.
+Kill the Messenger
+I suspect that not even Viganò’s historic testimony will change the neo-Catholic position.
+Quite the contrary, I would expect the neo-Catholic commentariat either to ignore Viganò’s witness, explain away his revelations or, failing that, make every effort to smear the man.
+The campaign to discredit Archbishop Viganò began instantaneously on the Catholic left wing.
+Only hours after Viganò’s sworn testimony appeared online, the professional Catholic dissident Sean Michael Winters, writing for National Catholic Reporter, smeared the former Apostolic Nuncio to the United States, who holds doctorates in both civil and canon law, as “a trafficker in conspiracy theories who mixes fact, fiction and venom,” “more than a little obsessed with homosexuality”—like Oliver Stone, who “was obsessed with the grassy knoll”—“a disgruntled former employee” and “always a crackpot.” Without addressing the merits, Winters dismissed Archbishop Viganò’s “wild claims” about bishops who are “subverting Catholic doctrine on homosexuality” and accused the Archbishop, along with unnamed other bishops and archbishops, of “speak[ing] about gay people with such hatred…”
+Winters issues the dire warning that “A putsch is afoot and if the U.S. bishops do not, as a body, stand up to defend the Holy Father in the next 24 hours, we shall be slipping towards schism long before the bishops’ meeting in November.
+The enemies of Francis have declared war.” Notice that for Winters it is not the Church or the integrity of her doctrine and discipline that must be defended against enemies, but only Bergoglio and the regime of novelty he is leading to its final extremity.
+John Allen’s instant analysis attempting to impeach Viganò’s testimony is, as one would expect from him, a bit craftier.
+His opinion is: “Take it seriously, but with a large grain of salt.” Which is just Allen’s more nuanced way of saying: “Don’t believe it.” Allen’s view is supported by such irrelevancies as the fact that Viganò’s account implicates “no fewer than 32 senior churchmen” (so what?
+), that he “has a history” of “innuendo and conspiracy theories” (a gratuitous assertion unsupported by evidence of falsity), that he allegedly quashed an investigation of Archbishop John Nienstedt and ordered evidence destroyed (an allegation Viganò has immediately and categorically denied with conclusive supporting documents, but in any event a tuo quoque fallacy) and that Allen has “the impression that all this was orchestrated with a political agenda in mind” (the same “conspiracy theory” mentality he gratuitously attributes to Viganò).
+Mark Shea, easily the most insufferable of the neo-Catholic polemicists, has quickly followed Winters and Allen in trying to cast doubt on Viganò ’s claims.
+Ignoring eleven pages of detail, written and published under oath, he suggests there has been no “Documentation.
+Evidence.
+Proof.” Yes, Francis should resign if Viganò ’s allegations are true, Shea admits—a stunning concession coming from him.
+Yet, making no attempt to refute Viganò’s account on the merits, he tries to wave it all aside with his usual mode of argument—puerile mockery: “But at present, the eagerness of the Greatest Catholics of All Time to believe and repeat everything their itching ears want to hear about this Pope whose living guts they have hated from the moment of his election only tells in his favor, not against it.” Shea’s ever-expanding opus of digital invective never seems to rise above this sort of crude ad hominem attack: Well, if those people believe it, it can’t be true.
+The neo-Catholic propaganda mill will have a very difficult time smearing this witness, however.
+Speaking to Catholic News Agency, Monsignor Jean-François Lantheaume, who served as first Counsellor of the Nunciature in Washington, confirmed that “Viganò said the truth.
+That’s all,” when he stated in his sworn account that Nuncio Pietro Sambi conveyed to McCarrick at the Nunciature in Washington the sanctions that had been imposed on him by Pope Benedict—sanctions Bergoglio ignored for five years until forced to act by a worldwide storm of outrage.
+Furthermore, a series of prelates has vouched for Viganò’s character and credibility:
+- Bishop Joseph Strickland of Tyler, Texas has gone so far as to order all the priests in his diocese to read from the pulpit a statement that he finds Viganò’s allegations credible.
+- Bishop Thomas Olmsted of Phoenix, Arizona, issued a statement affirming that he has known Viganò for 39 years, has “always known and respected him as a man of truthfulness, faith and integrity” and that his testimony should “be taken seriously by all…”
+- Archbishop Allen Vigneron of Detroit, Michigan issued a statement calling Viganò’s account “another daunting challenge to our confidence in the reliability of the Church’s leadership, during a summer of devastating news regarding clergy sexual abuse and infidelity.” (The statement has since apparently been scrubbed from the diocesan website.)
+- Bishop Athanasius Schneider declares: “Archbishop Viganò confirmed his statement by a sacred oath invoking the name of God.
+There is, therefore, no reasonable and plausible cause to doubt the truth content of the document of Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò.”
+- Cardinal Raymond Burke’s statement declares: “The declarations made by a prelate of the authority of Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò must be totally taken to heart by those responsible in the Church.”
+- [And just two days ago, Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco wrote a letter to his faithful which "speaks to Vigano's integrity and sincere love of the Church."]
+In another setback for the propaganda machine gearing up to impeach Viganò’s testimony, the Catholic Herald has just reported that Cardinal Wuerl must have known full well from Viganò himself that McCarrick was under Pope Benedict’s papal sanctions on account of his sexual misconduct because, as an Archdiocesan spokesman now confirms, at Viganò’s request as then papal nuncio Wuerl had to cancel a public appearance by McCarrick not long before Bergoglio’s election.
+The Herald asks the obvious question: “[I]f Cardinal Wuerl was unaware of the sanctions, and unaware of the reason for them, why did he ask no questions of the nuncio regarding the reason for his demand?” The question answers itself, and Viganò’s testimony on this critical point stands confirmed by Wuerl’s own spokesman.
+Bergoglio Pleads the Fifth
+Bergoglio himself, however, has already precluded any attempt to impeach Viganò’s testimony.
+During the return flight from Dublin after the “World Meeting of Familes,” he was asked to comment on Viganò ’s allegations that he had informed Bergoglio of McCarrick’s crimes in 2013 as well as the sanctions imposed by Benedict.
+Bergoglio declined to incriminate himself:
+Read the statement carefully yourselves and make your own judgment.
+I am not going to say a word about this.
+I believe that the statement speaks for itself, and you all have sufficient journalistic ability to draw conclusions.
+It is an act of trust.
+When a little time goes by, and you have drawn conclusions, perhaps I will speak about it, but I would like your professional maturity to do this work.
+It will do you all good, really.
+In other words, as Bergoglio cannot deny the allegations without lying, he will say nothing at all about them in the hope they will go away—with the help of sycophants in the Vatican press corps and shifty polemicists like Shea, who expects his readers to swallow his explanation that Bergoglio’s refusal to say anything in his defense when asked point blank about the charges against him “seems to me to obviously be the reply of somebody who believes the accusations are groundless…”.
+Seems to be.
+Obviously.
+The American “Gay” Church Expansion
+While events have overtaken Faggioli’s piece, it will remain useful here as a prime example of the neo-Catholic polemic.
+That polemic seeks to shore up the collapsing Novus Ordo establishment lest it give way to the dreaded traditionalist revival.
+But before I address Faggioli’s latest defense of the indefensible, some background is in order, including a discussion of further key details of Viganò’s testimony.
+First of all, as I predicted 16 years ago, because the Vatican under John Paul II had no intention of enforcing the pre-conciliar ban on admission of homosexuals to the seminary “a new bumper crop of homosexual ordinands is guaranteed—and with it a new harvest of scandal for the Church.” That prediction came immediately after the “pedophile summit” of 2002 in Rome, which I attended as The Remnant’s correspondent.
+In answer to my question then head of the USCCB, Wilton Gregory, made an explosive admission reportedby the international press: “it is an ongoing struggle to make sure that the Catholic priesthood is not dominated by homosexual men.” The struggle, to the extent there even was one, obviously has been lost.
+Sixteen years later, the homosexual predator McCarrick has finally been exposed to the world, stripped of his cardinal’s hat and deprived of any ministry, but only after international media coverage of the Vatican’s semi-secret finding that McCarrick had raped a teenage altar boy 47 years ago.
+If not for that one case, McCarrick’s sixty years of homosexual debauchery might well have gone unpunished in this world and he would have died still possessed of all the phony honors that had been heaped upon him throughout his career as a parasite in the Body of Christ, including the favor shown to him by Bergoglio.
+The telling details of Archbishop Viganò’s testimony concerning Bergoglio’s friendly relations with McCarrick before he finally had to cut him loose—details conveniently ignored by Winters, Allen and Shea—are utterly devastating to any defense of Bergoglio.
+This would explain why he will not a “say a word about” Viganò’s charges against him.
+The Archbishop reveals, as already noted, that Pope Benedict imposed sanctions on McCarrick under which he “was to leave the seminary where he was living, he was forbidden to celebrate [Mass] in public, to participate in public meetings, to give lectures, to travel, with the obligation of dedicating himself to a life of prayer and penance.” Viganò further reveals that those sanctions were communicated to McCarrick by then Apostolic Nuncio to the United States, Pietro Sambi, but were also repeated by Viganò himself when he succeeded Sambi as Nuncio:
+I repeated them to Cardinal McCarrick at my first meeting with him at the Nunciature.
+The Cardinal, muttering in a barely comprehensible way, admitted that he had perhaps made the mistake of sleeping in the same bed with some seminarians at his beach house, but he said this as if it had no importance.
+Viganò testifies that on June 23, 2013, he obtained a private audience with Bergoglio after having encountered McCarrick at the Pope’s residence three days earlier, during which encounter McCarrick had told him with an air of triumph: “The Pope received me yesterday, tomorrow I am going to China” (evidently to assist in negotiating Bergoglio’s planned sellout of China’s underground Catholics to the Communist dictators of Beijing).
+Viganò wanted to know why McCarrick had apparently been relieved of the sanctions.
+During the audience Bergoglio queried: “What is Cardinal McCarrick like?” and Viganò replied with the truth Bergoglio obviously did not want to hear:
+I answered him with complete frankness and, if you want, with great naiveté: “Holy Father, I don’t know if you know Cardinal McCarrick, but if you ask the Congregation for Bishops there is a dossier this thick about him.
+He corrupted generations of seminarians and priests and Pope Benedict ordered him to withdraw to a life of prayer and penance.” The Pope did not make the slightest comment about those very grave words of mine and did not show any expression of surprise on his face, as if he had already known the matter for some time, and he immediately changed the subject.
+But then, what was the Pope’s purpose in asking me that question: “What is Cardinal McCarrick like?” He clearly wanted to find out if I was an ally of McCarrick or not….
+It was also clear that, from the time of Pope Francis’s election, McCarrick, now free from all constraints, had felt free to travel continuously, to give lectures and interviews….
+He [Bergoglio] knew from at least June 23, 2013 [the date of the audience with Viganò] that McCarrick was a serial predator.
+Although he knew that he was a corrupt man, he covered for him to the bitter end; indeed, he made McCarrick’s advice his own, which was certainly not inspired by sound intentions and for love of the Church.
+It was only when he was forced by the report of the abuse of a minor, again on the basis of media attention, that he took action to save his image in the media.
+[all emphasis in original]
+Before his long overdue fall McCarrick, as Bergoglio’s “trusted counselor,” had been instrumental in cementing into place the homosexual-friendly status quo of the American episcopate that oppresses and defrauds the faithful.
+It was McCarrick, noted Marco Tosatti, who was behind the elevation of Blase Cupich to the key position of Archbishop of Chicago, where Cupich has since promoted the homosexual subversion of Father James Martin.
+And Viganò now confirms Tosatti’s allegation: “The appointments of Blase Cupich to Chicago and Joseph W. Tobin to Newark were orchestrated by McCarrick, Maradiaga and Wuerl, united by a wicked pact of abuses by the first, and at least of coverup of abuses by the other two.
+Their names were not among those presented by the Nunciature for Chicago and Newark.” That is, the normal process was circumvented for these appointments.
+Remnant readers may recall that I spotted Cupich back in 2002, when he was the obscure Bishop of Rapid City, South Dakota, as an example of what was coming in the Novus Ordo: accelerated degeneration.
+As I wrote back then, with the likes of Cupich in view:
+Cupich is the very model of a Novus Ordo bishop.
+He is the very exemplar of the crisis we must still endure….
+Let the thing die of its own excesses, for as the “little synod” [the 2002 “pedophile summit”] demonstrates, the men who control this establishment will never restore it to anything resembling the vibrant Church that a long line of militant, uncompromising Popes delivered into their hands at Vatican II.
+For heaven’s sake, the men who govern the Church today require a Vatican summit meeting to agonize over whether serial child molesters should be defrocked.
+From the Vatican on down, through deliberate decisions and criminal neglect, the servitors of Vatican II have laid waste to the liturgy, the perennial clarity of Catholic teaching, the Church’s militant opposition to worldly thinking, the traditional formation in seminaries, the religious orders, the missions, the trust of the faithful in their own priests—in short, the very life of the Church—and dare to call it a renewal.
+We must no longer subsidize the malpractice of the architects of ruin.
+Nor must we join the neo-Catholics in their mindless applause when one of these incompetents attempts to repoint a brick or two in the crumbling façade they have erected to obscure the Church of old.
+As for William (“nighty-night baby!”) Tobin, after McCarrick had arranged for him to become Archbishop of Newark, Tobin, another episcopal booster of Martin’s pro-homosexual propaganda, promptly sponsored a “gay pilgrimage” to his cathedral in Newark.
+And it was McCarrick who obtained the cardinal’s hat for his roommate of six years, Kevin Farrell, whom he consecrated a bishop.
+Farrell, yet another promoter of Martin’s homosexual activism, arranged for Martin to “welcome ‘gay’ families” at the “World Meeting of Families” in Dublin from which Bergoglio has just returned.
+Finally, there is the appointment of the “pro-gay” Robert McElroy as Bishop of San Diego, concerning which Viganò reveals: “The appointment of McElroy in San Diego was also orchestrated from above, with an encrypted peremptory order to me as Nuncio, by Cardinal Parolin: ‘Reserve the See of San Diego for McElroy.’ McElroy was also well aware of McCarrick’s abuses, as can be seen from a letter sent to him by Richard Sipe on July 28, 2016.” Like Cupich, Tobin and Farrell, McElroy is an avid promoter of Martin’s homosexual subversion of the Church, calling opposition to Martin symptomatic of a “cancer of vilification [that] is seeping into the institutional life of the church.”
+Emboldened by the certainty that he will face no discipline whatsoever, Martin, now backed by “Cupich, Tobin, Farrell and McElroy,” as Viganò testifies, is urging all the “gay priests” to “come out,” including those ordained since the useless “pedophile summit” presided over by none other than McCarrick as the classic fox in charge of the hen house.
+But Bergoglio has also lent his own authority to Martin’s effort to mainstream homosexuality in the Church.
+As Viganò notes, it was Bergoglio who made Martin a “Consultor of the Secretariat for Communications,” even though he is a “well-known activist who promotes the LGBT agenda, chosen to corrupt the young people who will soon gather in Dublin for the World Meeting of Families…”
+“Father” Martin now confidently declares, sixteen years after the “pedophile summit,” that “The idea of a purge of gay priests is both ridiculous and dangerous.
+Any purge would empty parishes and religious orders of the thousands of priests and bishops who lead healthy lives of service and faithful lives of celibacy.”
+Martin thus revels in smug certitude that the future of the universal Church is in the hands of legions of intrinsically disordered homosexual bishops and priests and their homosexual successors, who will perpetuate an existing worldwide homosexual network, and that there is absolutely nothing we can or should do about it.
+A Worldwide Network of Corruption, Beginning at the Top
+None of the foregoing is meant to suggest that the homosexual invasion of the Catholic hierarchy is confined to American prelates and priests.
+The spread of clerical sodomy has not respected national boundaries but rather extends throughout the Church under the eyes of a Vatican apparatus that is itself thoroughly infested with homosexuals.
+This is thanks in large measure to Bergoglio, who made a flagrantly active homosexual, Monsignor Battista Ricca, “prelate of the gay lobby,” no less than head of his papal household.
+Moreover, it was Bergoglio’s right hand man, Cardinal Maradiaga, who sheltered his friend, Juan José Pineda, auxiliary Bishop of Tegucigalpa, from any discipline over his notorious homosexual liaisons with seminarians in that diocese.
+When an apostolic visitation, compelled by mounting public pressure, confirmed the charges against Pineda, he was forced to resign, even as Maradiaga dismissed the incontestable proofs against him as “slander.” Viganò notes that “the only thing that has been made public is that his resignation has simply been accepted, thus making any possible responsibility of his and Maradiaga vanish into nowhere.”
+Despite the fall of his friend Pineda, Maradiaga continues todefend and protect the homosexual corruption of his own seminary, involving incontrovertible evidence of rampant sodomy among the seminarians he refuses to dismiss, rejecting all the evidence as “gossip.” Concerning Maradiaga, who is also mired in financial corruption for which he offers no credible explanation, Viganò provides this withering assessment of the man and his relation to Bergoglio:
+In a team effort with Cardinal Rodriguez Maradiaga, [McCarrick] had become the kingmaker for appointments in the Curia and the United States, and the most listened to advisor in the Vatican for relations with the Obama administration.
+This is how one explains that, as members of the Congregation for Bishops, the Pope replaced Cardinal Burke with Wuerl and immediately appointed Cupich right after he was made a cardinal.
+With these appointments the Nunciature in Washington was now out of the picture in the appointment of bishops….. By now the faithful have well understood Maradiaga’s strategy: insult the victims to save himself, lie to the bitter end to cover up a chasm of abuses of power, of mismanagement in the administration of Church property, and of financial disasters even against close friends, as in the case of the Ambassador of Honduras Alejandro Valladares, former Dean of the Diplomatic Corps to the Holy See….
+The Pope defends his man, Cardinal Rodriguez Maradiaga, to the bitter end, as he had done in Chile with Bishop Juan de la Cruz Barros, whom he himself had appointed Bishop of Osorno against the advice of the Chilean Bishops.
+First, he insulted the abuse victims.
+Then, only when he was forced by the media, and a revolt by the Chilean victims and faithful, did he recognize his error and apologize, while stating that he had been misinformed, causing a disastrous situation for the Church in Chile, but continuing to protect the two Chilean Cardinals Errazuriz and Ezzati.
+On the very day Archbishop Viganò’s testimony was made public, Sandro Magister summed up the entire state of affairs in the Church universal after decades of unrestricted homosexual migration into the hierarchy, to which Bergoglio has contributed mightily: “From the seminaries, to the clergy, to the bishops, to the cardinals, homosexuals are present at all levels, by the thousand.”
+Archbishop Viganò now provides his own decisive summary of the situation, based on firsthand experience with a now endemic homosexual corruption of the Church:
+Janet Smith, Professor of Moral Theology at the Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit, recently wrote: “The problem of clergy abuse cannot be resolved simply by the resignation of some bishops, and even less so by bureaucratic directives.
+The deeper problem lies in homosexual networks within the clergy which must be eradicated.” These homosexual networks, which are now widespread in many dioceses, seminaries, religious orders, etc., act under the concealment of secrecy and lies with the power of octopus tentacles, and strangle innocent victims and priestly vocations, and are strangling the entire Church.
+[emphasis added]
+Defending the Council by Defending the Homosexual Status Quo
+At this moment, the entire Novus Ordo regime of novelty is threatened with collapse on account of its homosexual corruption, and voices throughout the Catholic world are now echoing Archbishop Viganò’s call for Bergoglio’s resignation, including Laura Ingraham: “Too little, too late from Pope Francis in Ireland.
+I stand with Archbishop Carlo Vigano.
+Time for the laity to demand a new Shepherd.” Even Michael Voris, in a highly amusing example of leading from behind, has finally abandoned his absurd refusal to criticize this pontificate and now declares with a screaming headline: “Pope Francis Must Resign.”
+Nearly three years ago, seeing what was certainly coming on the disastrous course Bergoglio had already clearly established, this newspaper published a petition which states: “We your subjects respectfully petition Your Holiness to change course for the good of the Church and the welfare of souls.
+Failing this, would it not be better for Your Holiness to renounce the Petrine office than to preside over what threatens to be a catastrophic compromise of the Church’s integrity?” Our petition was of course dismissed as “ridiculous” by the neo-Catholic commentariat.
+Today, our ridiculous suggestion is the stuff of mainstream news.
+From the neo-Catholic perspective, the events of recent days present a terrifying prospect: the final collapse of the Novus Ordo establishment, an end to the conciliar aggiornamento and a revival of integral Tradition, which growing numbers of young people are seeking.
+Hence even before Archbishop Viganò had come forward, commentators like Faggioli were already sounding the neo-Catholic air raid siren.
+Faggioli fretted that “[t]he abuse scandal and delegitimization of the episcopate has created a great power vacuum in the Church” that could be filled by the “neo-traditionalist Catholicism of the younger generations of American Catholics” who “attack American bishops and cardinals close to Pope Francis.” Accordingly, he rushed to the defense of Bergoglio and his corrupt regime against “a radicalization of religious conservatism in the neo-traditionalism sense...”
+For Faggioli, not only would Bergoglio’s resignation be unthinkable, so also would a purge of the homosexual and pro-homosexual prelates Bergoglio and his Vatican henchmen have systematically enabled.
+The Pope, he argues, is not “the CEO of the Catholic Church world, and the bishops as its managers whom the Pope can simply fire.” No, Bergoglio cannot “simply fire” bishops.
+Except whenever he pleases, as we have seen again and again with the conservative bishops and even Cardinals (Burke and Müller) he has sacked because their conservatism offended him or one of his friends, prompting even Crux to ask: “Does Pope Francis have an enemies list?” Then again, Francis even obtained the removal of his own “trusted counselor” McCarrick from the College of Cardinals, albeit only when forced to act due to worldwide condemnation in the media.
+So, according to Faggioli, the same Pope who sacks conservative bishops and cardinals according to his pleasure and has just removed a cardinal from the College of Cardinals in an unprecedented disciplinary act under fire from the media, is somehow powerless to dismiss Modernist bishops who have created an obscene “gay culture” in the Church and replace them with orthodox, normal heterosexual males.
+Francis cannot “simply fire” even Cardinal Wuerl, who covered up crimes of homosexual predation by the priests he transferred elsewhere while Archbishop of Pittsburgh, and who authorized payment of $900,000 in hush money to bury sexual abuse claims against a homosexual priest involved in the production of child pornography.
+Wuerl, says Faggioli, “faces a complex situation: on the one hand Wuerl was not afraid of clashing with the tribunal over the Apostolic Signatura in the Vatican which wanted to readmit a priest from the Pittsburgh diocese to ministry… while in other cases he seems to have collaborated in covering up some cases… It is a very difficult position also because Wuerl became a symbol… beyond the specific accusations against him, from which he could not publicly defend himself.”
+In other words, because his situation is “complex” Wuerl, unlike McCarrick, should remain a cardinal and the Archbishop of Washington, DC, thus maintaining a key bulwark against the “neo-traditionalist” threat.
+Yet, as the Pennsylvania grand jury report documents, Wuerl assisted McCarrick in the coverup of his crimes and now brazenly lies about it.
+Here too Viganò’s testimony sheds light on the darkness:
+….
+I myself brought up the subject [of McCarrick] with Cardinal Wuerl on several occasions, and I certainly didn’t need to go into detail because it was immediately clear to me that he was fully aware of it.
+I also remember in particular the fact that I had to draw his attention to it, because I realized that in an archdiocesan publication, on the back cover in color, there was an announcement inviting young men who thought they had a vocation to the priesthood to a meeting with Cardinal McCarrick.
+I immediately phoned Cardinal Wuerl, who expressed his surprise to me, telling me that he knew nothing about that announcement and that he would cancel it.
+If, as he now continues to state, he knew nothing of the abuses committed by McCarrick and the measures taken by Pope Benedict, how can his answer be explained?
+His recent statements that he knew nothing about it, even though at first he cunningly referred to compensation for the two victims, are absolutely laughable.
+The Cardinal lies shamelessly and prevails upon his Chancellor, Monsignor Antonicelli, to lie as well.
+Cardinal Wuerl also clearly lied on another occasion.
+Following a morally unacceptable event authorized by the academic authorities of Georgetown University, I brought it to the attention of its President, Dr. John DeGioia, sending him two subsequent letters.
+Before forwarding them to the addressee, so as to handle things properly, I personally gave a copy of them to the Cardinal with an accompanying letter I had written.
+The Cardinal told me that he knew nothing about it.
+However, he failed to acknowledge receipt of my two letters, contrary to what he customarily did.
+I subsequently learned that the event at Georgetown had taken place for seven years.
+But the Cardinal knew nothing about it!
+Cardinal Wuerl, well aware of the continuous abuses committed by Cardinal McCarrick and the sanctions imposed on him by Pope Benedict, transgressing the Pope’s order, also allowed him to reside at a seminary in Washington D.C.
+In doing so, he put other seminarians at risk.
+[emphasis in original]
+What really concerns Faggioli and those who think like him is not Wuerl and his “complex situation,” which is not complex at all.
+Rather, what he views with alarm as an “essential element” of the context in which Wuerl operates is that “scandals are also the opportunity for the neo-traditionalist Catholicism of the younger generations of American Catholics to attack American bishops and cardinals close to Pope Francis….” Better a thousand septuagenarian Wuerls in their lavish sties of corruption, financed by the faithful, than a single, young neo-traditionalist prelate!
+But what exactly is a neo-traditionalist?
+Quite simply: an orthodox Catholic who has had enough of the homosexual-infested regime of novelty imposed on the Church by the old men of the Council, Bergoglio merely being the latest, the highest placed, and one of the last.
+As Faggioli puts it: “In the last fifteen years, the American Catholic Church has been traversed by a radicalization of religious conservatism in the neo-traditionalism sense, especially in the younger generations of priests and intellectuals.
+They interpret the current abuse crisis as fruit of the mistakes of the Council itself and not only of the post-Council…”
+Just as Faggioli fears, many in the up-and-coming generation of Catholic clergy and laity recognize the obvious: that the conciliar texts, for all their prolix repetition of traditional teaching, opened the way to ecclesial disaster.
+Because in those texts—above all Gaudium et Spes, Dignitatis Humanae, Unitatis Redintegratio, Nostra Aetate and Sacrosanctum Concilium—the Council verbally prostrated itself before “the modern world” and the practitioners of other religions while authorizing Bugnini (Secretary of the liturgical Preparatory Commission that drafted what would become Sacrosanctum Concilium) to begin demolition of the sacred liturgy that was the very foundation Catholic of orthodoxy and orthopraxis.
+To quote Paul VI, then in the depths of his conciliar delirium at the Council’s close:
+But one must realize that this council, which exposed itself to human judgment, insisted very much more upon this pleasant side of man, rather than on his unpleasant one.
+Its attitude was very much and deliberately optimistic.
+A wave of affection and admiration flowed from the council over the modern world of humanity….
+Instead of depressing diagnoses, encouraging remedies; instead of direful prognostics, messages of trust issued from the council to the present-day world.
+The modern world’s values were not only respected but honored, its efforts approved, its aspirations purified and blessed.
+[emphasis added]
+Thus did Paul describe the conciliar “opening to the world” through which the world promptly invaded the Church, including large numbers of homosexuals who should never have been admitted to the seminary.
+In sum, Faggioli is representative of the thinking that requires defense of a homosexualized clergy if only for the reason that tradition-minded Catholics cannot be allowed to take their place: “This neo-traditionalist Catholicism believes that sexual abuses are committed only by homosexual clergy… and that the crisis of abuse can be resolved by a kind of Catholic Jacobinism that should eliminate all bishops and priests minimally engaged in dialogue with modern culture, and replaced by a young clergy marked by personal sanctity but also by a fascination for a mythical Middle Ages and the rejection of a Church-world relationship based on a principle of reality.”
+Rather than “young clergy marked by personal sanctity,” the neo-Catholic mentality Faggioli exemplifies prefers that homosexual priests and bishops be kept in place in order to continue the “dialogue with modern culture.” It is not the integrity of the Faith that matters but only perpetuation of the post-conciliar regime of novelty.
+Any abandonment of the regime must be viewed as ecclesiastical treason—“Catholic Jacobinism”—if not criminal activity.
+Faggioli would probably be more inclined to civil or criminal prosecution of “Catholic Jacobins” for “hate speech” than Novus Ordo bishops for their complicity in covering up homosexual rapes.
+“Homosexuality in the clergy exists and is a matter that must be addressed,” Faggioli fleetingly acknowledges toward the end of his piece, “but the abuse crisis cannot be resolved by making homosexuals within the Church the scapegoat of a scandal that has ancient roots, well before Vatican Council II.” And how does the Church “address” a massive infestation by homosexual priests and prelates without removing them from authority and ensuring that they cannot promote homosexual successors for generation after generation?
+Faggioli has no answer because what he is really arguing—the final beachhead of the neo-Catholic defense of their disintegrating regime—is that homosexuals in the hierarchy must remain in authority as an indispensable seawall against a “neo-traditionalist” storm surge.
+Faggioli’s argument demonstrates that neo-Catholicism has never been about making the authentic Faith more appealing to a “modern world” founded precisely on a rejection of the Church’s authority.
+It is not about the Faith at all.
+Rather, it is an ideological movement dedicated to the face-saving defense of a catastrophic failure in ecclesial innovation that has corrupted the human element of the Church in practically every department.
+For people like Faggioli, indeed for the tradition-hating Pope they blindly defend, the one thing to be feared is that more and more faithful will recognize the neo-Catholic polemic for what it is—a fraud—and begin demanding a return of everything the regime of novelty has stolen from the life of the Church.
+That is exactly what a growing number of Catholics are now doing, as even the secular press recognized less than three months before Bergoglio began his tyrannical reign.
+In this respect, what the neo-Catholics are defending at bottom is themselves—that is, the reputations they have all staked on their defense of the indefensible against the traditionalists they have arrogantly mocked and marginalized for decades only to see, to their horror, that traditionalism is ever more vindicated as the scandals of the Novus Ordo mount under this reckless Pope to an unsustainable, indeed apocalyptic, level.
+A return to integral Tradition is the threat that Faggioli sees as coming particularly from the young.
+Irony of ironies, he is now reduced to defending what is old and tired and corrupt against a restoration, led largely by a youthful vanguard, of what is ever ancient but ever new.
+For some, it seems, no price is too great—not even the good of the Church—to avoid the personal ignominy of being seen on the wrong side of history.
+Conclusion: The Fatima Connection
+Long before the arrival of Bergoglio in Rome, the successive Vatican Secretaries of State, Angelo Sodano and Tarcisio Bertone, were instrumental in advancing the homosexual corruption of the Novus Ordo establishment.
+As to Bertone and Sodano, Viganò provides further vital testimony:
+Nuncio Sambi’s report [on McCarrick’s sexual abuse], with all the attachments, was sent to Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, as Secretary of State.
+My two above-mentioned memos of December 6, 2006 and May 25, 2008, were also presumably handed over to him by the Substitute.
+As already mentioned, the Cardinal had no difficulty in insistently presenting for the episcopate candidates known to be active homosexuals — I cite only the well-known case of Vincenzo de Mauro, who was appointed Archbishop-Bishop of Vigevano and later removed because he was undermining his seminarians — and in filtering and manipulating the information he conveyed to Pope Benedict….
+Cardinal Angelo Sodano was Secretary of State until September 2006: all information [concerning McCarrick] was communicated to him.
+In November 2000, Nunzio Montalvo sent him his report, passing on to him the aforementioned letter from Father Boniface Ramsey in which he denounced the serious abuses committed by McCarrick.
+It is known that Sodano tried to cover up the Father Maciel scandal to the end.
+He even removed the Nuncio in Mexico City, Justo Mullor, who refused to be an accomplice in his scheme to cover Maciel, and in his place appointed Sandri, then-Nuncio to Venezuela, who was willing to collaborate in the cover-up.
+Sodano even went so far as to issue a statement to the Vatican press office in which a falsehood was affirmed, that is, that Pope Benedict had decided that the Maciel case should be considered closed.
+Benedict reacted, despite Sodano’s strenuous defense, and Maciel was found guilty and irrevocably condemned.
+It is no coincidence that, as I detail in my book on the Third Secret of Fatima, Sodano and Bertone have also taken the leading role in suppressing the integral Secret and reducing the Message of Fatima in general to a generic prescription for personal piety, stripped of its prophetic and admonitory content regarding the epochal malfeasance and corruption of the upper hierarchy to which they belong.
+Concerning my book, Archbishop Pietro Sambi, Viganò’s predecessor as Nuncio in Washington, whom Viganò’ credits with diligently reporting McCarrick’s crimes to the Vatican and conveying Benedict’s sanctions to McCarrick, made some very revealing comments during an interview with Robert Moynihan, published posthumously six years ago in Inside the Vatican:
+We were discussing the Third Secret of Fatima, the allegations that the Vatican has not published the entire text of the Third Secret as revealed to Sister Lucia, and the response of Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, the Vatican secretary of state, in a book where Bertone states that there is nothing more to be revealed.
+Sambi said, “Excuse me.” He got up, went out of the room, and came back with a book.
+“Here,” he said.
+“Do you know this book?
+You should read it.” It was Christopher Ferrara's The Secret Still Hidden.
+“Wait,” I said.
+“You are the Pope’s representative in the US, and you are urging me to read a book that questions what the secretary of state wrote?” Sambi replied, “All I am saying is that there are interesting things worth reading in this book.
+And in the end, we are all after the truth, aren’t we?
+The truth is the important thing...”
+The truth is indeed the important thing.
+And the truth about our situation is revealed in that still-hidden part of the Secret to whose contents Pope Benedict alluded during his pilgrimage to Fatima in 2010, identifying elements that do not appear at all in the obscure vision published back in 2000, which Sodano and Bertone tried to pass of as the entirety of the Secret at the same time they were covering up homosexual corruption in high places:
+As for the new things which we can find in this message today, there is also the fact that attacks on the Pope and the Church come not only from without, but the sufferings of the Church come precisely from within the Church, from the sin existing within the Church.
+This too is something that we have always known, but today we are seeing it in a really terrifying way: that the greatest persecution of the Church comes not from her enemies without, but arises from sin within the Church, and that the Church thus has a deep need to relearn penance, to accept purification, to learn forgiveness on the one hand, but also the need for justice.
+[emphasis added]
+I believe that Archbishop Viganò’s precious testimony is a sign that Heaven itself is now responding to the “need for justice” in the Church.
+Whether or not justice involves the resignation of the most wayward Pope in Church history, the inevitable season of justice will culminate in the triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary and the Church’s restoration.
+This will be a final victory over the enemies within and their apologists, such as Faggioli, who, in typical neo-Catholic style, imperiously scoffs at the notion of “a young clergy marked by personal sanctity but also by a fascination for a mythical Middle Ages” and busies himself defending an unsalvageable mass of corruption he dares to describe as “a Church-world relationship based on a principle of reality.”
+I can only conclude by making my own these closing words of Archbishop Viganò:
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+9 Steps to Successfully Counter Jihad
+
+[Pre-Order Jamie Glazov's new book, Jihadist Psychopath: How He Is Charming, Seducing, and Devouring Us, HERE.]
+Editors’ note: In light of the skyrocketing phenomenon of Muslim migrants stabbing unbelievers in random stabbing sprees in Europe, as well as the calculated denial that leaders, authorities and media are enforcing about it, Frontpage has deemed it important to bring attention to the crucial steps America and the West must take to robustly confront the unceasing onslaught by Jihad and its leftist enablers.
+We are, therefore, reprinting below Frontpage editor Jamie Glazov’s July 12, 2016 Breitbart article, "9 Steps to Successfully Counter Jihad".
+Having written the article in the closing chapter of the disastrous Obama administration, the author recognizes and celebrates the life-saving turn-around disposition that the Trump administration has brought in to counter Jihad.
+Frontpage is most confident that the suggested steps below will continue to be the overall focus of the new administration -- which, thankfully, is now taking many of the crucial and constructive steps vis-à-vis our enemy.
+We find the article more relevant and urgent than ever due to the 17th anniversary of 9/11 approaching tomorrow:
+*
+9 Steps to Successfully Counter Jihad.
+By Jamie Glazov
+While the Obama administration continues to allow the Muslim Brotherhood to direct American foreign policy and, therefore, to implement “strategies” that render America defenseless in the face of Jihad and stealth Jihad, there are some alternative strategies that have the potential to turn this catastrophic situation around completely in America’s favor.
+Below are 9 concrete steps that, if implemented by a future American administration, would make a big difference in preserving our civilization and in defending Americans from terrorism:
+1.
+Label the Enemy and Make a Threat Assessment.
+The Obama administration continues to refuse to label our enemy and, therefore, it continues to enable our defeat in the terror war.
+It is urgent that we name our enemy (i.e.
+Islamic Jihad) and definitively identify what ideology inspires our enemy (i.e.
+Islamic law).
+2.
+Scrap “Countering Violent Extremism.”
+“Countering Violent Extremism” is the pathetic and destructive focus of the Obama administration in allegedly fighting the terror war.
+On the one hand, this “focus” is vague to the point of being meaningless and completely incapacitates us.
+On the other hand, this focus allows the administration to perpetuate the destructive fantasy that there are other types of “extremists” — who just happen to be the Left’s political opponents — that pose a great threat to the country.
+For example, as Stephen Coughlin has revealed, the “violent extremists” the administration is clearly worried about are the “right-wing Islamophobes” whom the administration obviously considers to be the real threat to American security.
+The “Countering Violent Extremism” is trash and needs to be thrown in the garbage.
+3.
+Stop “Partnering” With Muslim Brotherhood Front Groups.
+The government needs to stop cooperating with, and listening to, Muslim Brotherhood front groups such as CAIR and ISNA immediately.
+The Muslim Brotherhood document, the Explanatory Memorandum, has made it clear that the Brotherhood’s objective is to destroy our civilization from within by our own hands with the influence of these groups.
+Moreover, as Robert Spencer advises, there needs to be legislation that will bar all such groups and affiliated individuals from advising the government or receiving any grants from it.
+4.
+Implement a Concrete “Countering-Jihad” Strategy.
+After discarding the “Countering Violent Extremism” absurdity, a concrete Counter-Jihad strategy must become an official policy.
+It must specifically register that Jihadists are the enemies and that Islamic law (Sharia) is what specifically motivates them.
+Most importantly, as Sebastian Gorka urges in Defeating Jihad: The Winnable War, the government needs to lay down a vision, an actual “threat doctrine analysis” in a thorough document, just like George Kennan’s Long Telegram and NSC-68 did in laying out the strategic foundation to fighting communism in the Cold War.
+It is absolutely mind-boggling that nothing of this sort exists today in our terror war — and it is a reflection of the Left being in charge and of the destructive defeat that it is sowing.
+5.
+Launch Our Own Counter-propaganda Campaign.
+The Left and Islamists engage in propaganda 24/7.
+What does our propaganda war entail?
+Zilch.
+Sebastian Gorka is crucially correct, therefore, when he recommends a national counter-propaganda campaign that involves a two-part approach: the first being the bolstering of efforts to define our enemy (Steps #1 and #4 above) and, second, the strengthening of our allies and partners in their own counter-propaganda efforts – which must include our empowering of Muslims who are trying to form an anti-Jihadist version of Islam.
+Consequently, educational programs have to be set up everywhere, from public schools to universities to workplaces, in businesses and numerous other institutions.
+These programs must crystallize what exactly Islamic Law is and how it inspires and sanctions violence against unbelievers.
+This has to also involve, as Gorka urges, “a nationwide program of education that includes the armed services as well as federal, state, and local police forces and the intelligence community.”
+The education campaign must also focus on the second part of Gorka’s counter-propaganda campaign, which is to help strengthen Muslims who seek to seize Islam from the jihadists’ hands.
+6.
+Affirm Sharia’s Assault on the U.S. Constitution as Seditious.
+Once the truth is accepted that jihadis are inspired and sanctioned by their Islamic texts, it must logically become required that mosques, Islamic schools and groups have to immediately curtail any teaching that motivates sedition, violence, and hatred of unbelievers (i.e.
+remember how CAIR advised Muslims not to talk to the FBI).
+Indeed, once the government discerns and labels the elements of Islamic law that threaten the American Constitution, any preaching and spreading of those elements in America must be labelled as seditious.
+7.
+Put Pressure on Mosques, Islamic Groups and Schools.
+Authorities have to start subjecting mosques and other Islamic institutions to surveillance — and discard the suicidal leftist notion that it is “racist” and Islamophobic to do so.
+Islamic institutions have to be made to buffer their lip-service against terror with actually doing something about it.
+As Robert Spencer counsels, this has to involve introducing programs that teach against jihadists’ understanding of Islam — and these programs have to be regularly monitored by the government.
+(This will be a part of Gorka’s suggested counter-propaganda campaign discussed in Step #5).
+Spencer rightly stresses that the paradigm has to become that Muslim communities have to win the “trust” of intelligence and law enforcement agents, rather than the other way around, which is, absurdly and tragically, the case right now.
+8.
+Bring Counter-Jihadists into the Government.
+Instead of having Muslim Brotherhood sympathizers like Mohamed Elibiary serving on the U.S.
+Homeland Security Advisory Council (he “resigned” in Sept. 2014 under mysterious circumstances), and Muslim Brotherhood-linked individuals like Huma Abedin serving as the right-hand woman of Hillary Clinton, we need to bring in people who actually love America and want to protect it.
+We all know who these noble and courageous individuals are – and some of them are referenced in this article.
+The government must also bring in brave Muslim individuals who genuinely reject Jihad and empower them in propagating their anti-jihadist vision for Islam.
+(P.S.
+Yes, there is an argument to be made that Islam cannot be Islam without Jihad.
+But the debate over this belongs in another forum.
+And whatever the answer, it does not mean that the effort to empower Muslims who want to make the anti-jihadist Islamic vision possible should not be made.)
+9.
+Ridicule the Enemy.
+Ridicule is a vicious and potent weapon.
+There is a baffling and shameful silence in our culture’s sphere of comedy, especially in Hollywood and our media, with regard to the myriad ingredients of Sharia and Jihad that merit at least a million hilarious satirical sketches.
+Bill Maher, for whatever unappealing drawbacks he has in conservatives’ eyes, has set a bold standard in this respect in his Burka Fashion Show skit.
+American comedians need to start writing scripts that follow in Maher’s footsteps and Americans need to encourage and equip them to do so – and to also vigorously defend them from the attacks and slanders they will inevitably receive from totalitarian leftist and Islamic forces.
+We must never underestimate the crippling effect of comedy on the totalitarian Mullahs of the world.
+Indeed, the contemptuous, snickering and roaring laughter of people, as they gaze at the pathetic rules and lives of Sharia’s gatekeepers, poses a danger to tyrants like no other.
+Jamie Glazov holds a Ph.D. in History with a specialty in Russian, U.S. and Canadian foreign policy.
+He is the editor of Frontpagemag.com, the author of the critically-acclaimed, United in Hate: The Left’s Romance with Tyranny and Terror, and the host of the web-tv show, The Glazov Gang.
+His new book is Jihadist Psychopath: How He is Charming, Seducing, and Devouring Us.
+Visit his site at JamieGlazov.com, follow him on Twitter: @JamieGlazov, and reach him at [email protected]
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+Google colluded with Clinton campaign with ‘silent donations’
+
+While the establishment continues to push the notion that a couple hundred thousand dollars of ad spends and some Russian bots on Facebook swayed the election to Donald Trump, more proof of real “collusion” between Google and the Hillary Clinton campaign has been uncovered.
+And Google likely violated federal election laws — not to mention the privacy of its users — in the services it provided the Clinton campaign.
+Fox News’ Tucker Carlson read an internal email on Monday night’s show that outlined in a Google’ executive’s own words how the company was providing a “silent donation” to a group that was creating ads and donating funds to bus Latinos to voting stations in key swing states.
+The email was sent by Eliana Murillo, the former head of Google’s multicultural marketing department.
+The email was forwarded to Google vice presidents and other staff members throughout the company, Carlson said.
+According to Carlson:
+In her email, Mario touts Google’s multi-faceted efforts to boost Hispanic turnout in the election.
+She noticed that Latino voters did record-breaking numbers, especially in states like Florida, Nevada and Arizona — the last of which she describes as “a key state for us.” She brags that the company used its power to ensure that millions of people saw certain hashtags and social media impressions, with the goal of influencing their behavior during the election.”
+Murillo also brags that Google, “used its power to ensure that millions of people saw certain hashtags and social media impressions, with the goal of influencing their behavior during the election.” Unfortunately for Clinton and Google, as Murillo lamented, “…ultimately after all was said and done, the Latino community did come out to vote, and completely surprised us.
+We never anticipated that 29% of Latinos would vote for Trump.
+No one did.”
+The assistance Google provided to the Clinton campaign likely violated election laws and served as an unreported in-kind contribution.
+Of course, anyone who paid attention was aware of Google’s attempts to interfere on Clinton’s behalf.
+WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange revealed two years ago that Google CEO Eric Schmidt and a number of Google employees created a company in 2015 specifically to place Clinton the White House.
+Emails obtained by WikiLeaks showed correspondence between Schmidt and Clinton, along with a number of Clinton operatives discussing strategy meetings and campaign ideas.
+Among the strategies was the creation of a voter tracking database using smart phones.
+A report by a research team earlier this year found that Google can manipulate opinions of undecided voters by inserting negative search suggestions under the name of a candidate.
+Meanwhile, Trump took to Twitter early Tuesday morning to note the Department of Justice’s inaction over the fact that disgraced anti-Trump FBI agent Peter Strzok and his mistress were engaged in a “media leak strategy” to plant negative stories which were then used to secure FISA warrants to spy on the Trump campaign.
+New Strzok-Page texts reveal “Media Leak Strategy.” @FoxNews So terrible, and NOTHING is being done at DOJ or FBI – but the world is watching, and they get it completely.
+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 11, 2018
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+Google Was ‘Working To Get Hillary Clinton Elected’
+
+Tucker Carlson just blew the cover off the 2016 election influence charade, after he read an internal email on Monday night’s show from a senior Google employee who admitted to using company resources to make a “silent donation” to a liberal group that was creating ads and donating funds to bus Latinos to voting stations during the 2016 election in key swing states, in an effort to help Hillary Clinton win.
+The email was sent by the former head of Google’s multicultural marketing department, Eliana Mario, on November 9, 2016.
+“That email was subsequently forwarded by two Google VP’s to more staff members throughout the company,” says Carlson, adding “In her email, Mario touts Google’s multi-faceted efforts to boost Hispanic turnout in the election.
+She noticed that Latino voters did record-breaking numbers, especially in states like Florida, Nevada and Arizona – the last of which she describes as “a key state for us.” She brags that the company used its power to ensure that millions of people saw certain hashtags and social media impressions, with the goal of influencing their behavior during the election.”
+Elsewhere in the email Mario says “Google supported partners like Voto Latino to pay for rides to the polls in key states .” Hillary the Other Woman Dolly Kyle Best Price: $3.06 Buy New $8.93 (as of 01:15 EDT - Details) She describes this assistance as a “silent donation” Mario then says that Google helped Voto Latino create ad campaigns to promote those rides.
+Now officially Voto Latino is a non-partisan entity, but that is a sham.
+Voto Latino is vocally partisan.
+Recently the group declared that Hispanics – ALL Hispanics are in President Trump’s “crosshairs.” They said they plan to respond to this by registering another million additional Hispanic voters in the next Presidential cycle.
+… It was, in effect, an in-kind contribution to the Hillary Clinton for President campaign.
+… In the end, Google was disappointed.
+As Mario herself conceded “ultimately after all was said and done, the Latino community did come out to vote, and completely surprised us.
+We never anticipated that 29% of Latinos would vote for Trump.
+No one did.
+–Tucker Carlson
+Watch:
+
+So it looks like @Google executives have been caught red-handed trying to throw the election to Hillary Clinton in 2016.
+Maybe that’s why they refused to appear before Congress last week?https://t.co/1YELagt8hH — Andrew Surabian (@Surabees) September 11, 2018
+This, of course, isn’t the first evidence of Google doing all they could to help Hillary win the election.
+In an April 15, 2014 email from Google’s then-Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt found in the WikiLeaked Podesta emails, titled “Notes for a 2016 Democratic Campaign,” Schmidt tells Cheryl Mills that “I have put together my thoughts on the campaign ideas and I have scheduled some meetings in the next few weeks for veterans of the campaign to tell me how to make these ideas better.
+This is simply a draft but do let me know if this is a helpful process for you all.”
+While there are numerous curious nuances in the plan, presented below in its entirety, the one section that caught our – and Wikileaks’ attention – is the following which implicitly suggests Google planned the creation of a voter tracking database, using smart phones: Guilty as Sin: Uncover... Edward Klein Best Price: $2.30 Buy New $3.99 (as of 12:05 EDT - Details)
+Key is the development of a single record for a voter that aggregates all that is known about them.
+In 2016 smart phones will be used to identify, meet, and update profiles on the voter.
+A dynamic volunteer can easily speak with a voter and, with their email or other digital handle, get the voter videos and other answers to areas they care about (“the benefits of ACA to you” etc.)
+As a reminder, in late October of 2016 it was revealed that just days prior to the April 15, 2014 email, Schmidt had sent another email in which he expressed his eagerness to “fund” the campaign efforts and wants to be a “head outside advisor.” In the email from John Podesta to Robby Mook we learned that:
+I met with Eric Schmidt tonight.
+As David reported, he’s ready to fund, advise recruit talent, etc.
+He was more deferential on structure than I expected.
+Wasn’t pushing to run through one of his existing firms.
+Clearly wants to be head outside advisor, but didn’t seem like he wanted to push others out.
+Clearly wants to get going.
+He’s still in DC tomorrow and would like to meet with you if you are in DC in the afternoon.
+I think it’s worth doing.
+You around?
+If you are, and want to meet with him, maybe the four of us can get on t
+Another email from February 2015 suggested that the Google Chairman remained active in its collaboration with the Clinton campaign: John Podesta wrote that Eric Schmidt met with HR “about the business he proposes to do with the campaign.
+He says he’s met with HRC” and adds that “FYI.
+They are donating the Google plane for the Africa trip”
+Meanwhile, according to a Breitbart report by Allum Bokhari, “By inserting negative search suggestions under the name of a candidate, search engines like Google can shift the opinions of undecided voters by up to 43.4 percent, according to new research by a team at the American Institute for Behavioral Research and Technology and reported exclusively by Breitbart News.”
+The lead author of the study, Dr. Robert Epstein, has previously conducted research into what he calls the Search Engine Manipulation Effect (SEME).
+This research showed that the manipulation of results pages in search engines can shift the voting preferences of undecideds by anywhere between 20 and 80 percent, depending on the demographic.
+His latest research looks at how search engines can affect voters by suggesting negative or positive search terms when a political candidate’s name is entered into the search bar.
+Dr. Epstein’s research found that when negative search terms are suggested for a candidate, it can have a dramatic effect on voter opinion.
+–Breitbart
+So, despite Google’s best efforts to help Clinton win the election, it simply wasn’t enough.
+Meanwhile, Google has yet to answer why their search results for the word “Idiot” are vastly different from DuckDuckGo:
+VS:
+Reprinted with permission from Zero Hedge.
+The Best of Tyler Durden
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+‘Silent Donation’: Corporate Emails Reveal Google Executives Tried to Turn Out Latino Voters Who They Thought Would Vote For Clinton
+
+Google, once again, has been implicated in a story about how social media executives and employees are using their platforms to control and shutter conservative ideas.
+This time?
+This time, an email chain has emerged showing senior company executives pressing for the company to sway Latino voters to back Hillary Clinton.
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+Specifically, one executive suggests paying for the rides of Latinos to get them to the polls — if they vote for Clinton, that is.
+First censorship, now this.
+When will something be done about these tech and social media companies?
+From Breitbart:
+An email chain among senior Google executives from the day after the 2016 presidential election reveals the company tried to influence the 2016 United States presidential election on behalf of one candidate, Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton.
+In the emails, a Google executive describes efforts to pay for free rides for a certain sect of the population to the polls–a get-out-the-vote for Hispanic voters operation–and how these efforts were because she thought it would help Hillary Clinton win the general election in 2016.
+She also used the term “silent donation” to describe Google’s contribution to the effort to elect Clinton president.
+The main email, headlined, “Election results and the Latino vote,” was sent on Nov. 9, 2016—the day after Clinton’s loss to Trump in the 2016 presidential election—by Eliana Murillo, Google’s Multicultural Marketing department head.
+The four page email begins with Murillo claiming she and others at Google were engaged in non-partisan activities not designed to help any one candidate or another—only to undercut her own commentary in later passages in the emails by openly admitting the entire effort to boost Latino turnout using Google products with official company resources was to elect Clinton over Trump.
+The critical miscalculation, Murillo wrote in a stunning admission in the email, was that Latino voters backed Trump by higher margins than any experts had forecast in the lead-up to the election.
+Trump’s 29 percent among Hispanics nationally blew prognosticators away, and he hit even higher numbers—about 31 percent—in the key battleground state of Florida, Murillo admitted.
+Murillo wrote at the outset of the lengthy message:
+We worked very hard.
+Many people did.
+We pushed tp get out the Latino vote with our features, our partners, and our voices.
+We kept our Google efforts non-partisan and followed our company’s protocols for the elections strategy.
+We emphasized our mission to give Latinos access to information so that they can make an informed decision at the polls, and we feel very grateful for all the support to do this important work.
+Latinos voted in record-breaking numbers, particularly with early votes.
+A large percentage of Latino voters in Florida were new voters who had become citizens just in time to vote.
+We saw high traffic for the search queries ‘votar,’ ‘como votar,’ and ‘donde voter,’ in key states like Florida and Nevada.
+We will be pulling in more info in the coming hours/days but so far we definitely know there was high traffic on search in Spanish.
+Without translating our tools the users wouldn’t have found the information they needed.
+Objectively speaking, our goal was met — we pushed and successfully launched the search features in Spanish, and we thank Lisa for her support in advocating for this work.
+I sent Philipp a note yesterday to thank him because he and others voiced their support for this too, and we greatly appreciate it.
+Even Sundar gave the effort a shout out and a comment in Spanish, which was really special.
+“Sundar” presumably refers to Google’s chief executive officer Sundar Pichai, who took the reins of the massive search giant in October 2015.
+“Lisa” presumably refers to Lisa Gevelber, the vice president of Global Marketing for Google—who forwarded Murillo’s entire four-page email to several other Google executives in another chain also obtained by Breitbart News in which Gevelber praises Murillo’s activities with official company resources as having made a “great difference.” “Philipp” presumably refers to Philipp Schindler, a senior vice president and Google’s chief business officer per his LinkedIn page.
+The emails were first revealed on Fox News on Monday evening on Tucker Carlson Tonight by anchor Tucker Carlson in a special report.
+Breitbart News also obtained them, and has reached out to Google with a number of questions about the emails.
+Carlson, in his exclusive report on Fox News Monday night, compared the revelations in the Google emails to the probe of Russian interference in the U.S. election to Special Counsel Robert Mueller—raising the question about how much influence tech giants like Google and Facebook have on election outcomes in the United States.
+Carlson cited Dr. Robert Epstein, a social scientist and an expert on Google, who has said, in Carlson’s words, “Google alone could determine the outcome of almost any election just by altering its search selections and we would never know it.”
+Epstein has published research detailing how Google could influence the results of U.S. elections.
+Breitbart News has exclusively published several of Epstein’s reports, including a recent one showing that Google search manipulation can swing huge swaths of voters.
+In his report on Monday night, Carlson then described the emails he obtained, which Breitbart News also obtained.
+Carlson said:
+This wasn’t a get-out-the-vote effort or whatever they say.
+It wasn’t aimed at all potential voters.
+It wasn’t even aimed at a balanced cross-section of subgroups.
+Google didn’t try to get out the vote among say Christian Arabs in Michigan or say Persian Jews in Los Angeles—they sometimes vote Republican.
+It was aimed only at one group, a group that Google cynically assumed would vote exclusively for the Democratic Party.
+Furthermore, this mobilization effort targeted not only the entire country but swing states vital to the Hillary campaign.
+This was not an exercise in civics, this was political consulting.
+It was in effect an in-kind contribution to the Hillary Clinton campaign.”
+Carlson noted that in communication with Google, the company “did not deny that the email was real or that it showed a clear political preference.”
+“Their only defense was that the activities they described were either non-partisan or were not officially taken by the company,” Carlson said Monday night, describing Google’s official response to his requests for comment, before challenging the company’s response: “But of course they were both.
+Plenty of people in Google knew what was going on and we haven’t seen any evidence anyone at Google disapproved of it and tried to rein it in.”
+The email from Murillo continues by explaining just how expansive the efforts the company undertook to achieve its objective were:
+We had our partners help spread the word about our features on social media, including YouTubers and influencers like Dulce Candy, Jorge Narvaez, Jessie y Joy, Barbara Bermudo, and Pamela Silva of Univision, Jackie Cruz aka La Flaca from Orange is the New Black, and more.
+We promoted our partner the Latino Community Foundation’s non-partisan #YoVoyaVotaryTu (I’m going to vote, are you?)
+campaign and leveraged our social media influencer friends’ reach to hit over 11M impressions with that hashtag.
+We hosted an event with over 200 people and a hangout with social media influencers about the power of the Latino vote and the new research Nielsen published about the Latino electorate.
+This reached 4.4M social media impressions and signaled to many that Google and our partners value the Latino community and our role in this election.
+We brought the same research to the LATISM conference, where people were beyond thrilled to see Google’s support and acknowledgment of the Latino community.
+If Murillo had ended her email there, this probably would not amount to the level of a national news story.
+But she did not: She went on for another several paragraphs on the first page and an extra three pages to admit the openly partisan intent of Google’s actions, including a remarkable in-writing confirmation that at least one of Google’s actions amounted to a “silent donation”—something that could raise Federal Election Commission (FEC) red flags if authorities decide to launch an official investigation into this matter, now that these emails have been publicly revealed.
+It is in the next paragraph that Murillo openly admits that Google made a “silent donation,” in her words, paying for rides to polls via leftist organization Voto Latino.
+Murillo wrote in the next paragraph:
+We also supported partners like Voto Latino to pay for rides to the polls in key states (silent donation).
+We even helped them create ad campaigns to promote the rides (with support from HOLA folks who rallied and volunteered their time to help).
+We supported Voto Latino to help them land an interview with Senator Meza of Arizona (key state for us) to talk about the election and how to use Google search to find information about how to vote.
+They were a strong partner, among many in this effort.
+The next paragraph is where Murillo begins to make her next major admission: that the effort was not just to increase voter turnout generally but to elect Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump.
+“Ultimately, after all was said and done, the Latino community did come out to vote, and completely surprised us,” Murillo wrote.
+“We never anticipated that 29% of Latinos would vote for Trump.
+No one did.
+We saw headlines like this about early voter turn out and thought that this was finally the year that the ‘sleeping giant’ had awoken.”
+On the next page, the email continues with a headline from an article in The Atlantic by James Fallows: “2016: The Year Latinos Saved America?”
+Under that was a tweet from Jon Ralston of Ralston Reports in Nevada saying, among other things, that “Trump is dead” because of Latino turnout in early voting in the state.
+Trump did not end up winning Nevada in the end, but he did beat Clinton in 30 and a half other states.
+…
+At that point, after the Ralston tweet, Murillo openly admits the partisan motives of Google’s electioneering efforts.
+“On personal note, we really thought we had shown up to demonstrate our political power against a candidate who had vehemently offended our community by calling us rapists and drug dealers,” Murillo wrote.
+“We read the headline and thought WOW, we did it!”
+Murillo’s email continues by including another headline, this time from the New Yorker’s Benjamin Wallace-Wells: “Latino Voters Show Trump What It Means to Be American.” That piece was written on Nov. 7, 2016, the day before the election.
+Then she begins writing again: “But then reality set in.
+Only 71% of Latinos voted for Hillary, and that wasn’t enough.”
+The third page of the email begins with another headline and image of a Latina woman in a red Make America Great Again hat and “Latinos for Trump” sign.
+The story, from Ruben Navarette, Jr., published in the Daily Beast, is headlined: “Why the Latino Vote Didn’t Save America.” The sub-headline, “Hispanic voters were supposed to be one of Clinton’s blue firewalls—but one in three ended up splitting for Trump,” is also included in Murillo’s Google email.
+From there, Murillo continues writing for another page and a half:
+The voters we wanted to reach did end up having an influence in the end, most notably in Florida.
+Latino voters voted for Trump more in Florida than in other states (31%), and FL was critical by popular vote and the electoral college.
+We’ll keep an eye on any other results that can show us the influence that our efforts had on the election.
+We know we gave this our best and are now figuring out what comes next.
+Thanks again for all your help and support in this effort.
+In the next paragraph, Murillo again openly admits she was not “objective” when it came to the election.
+“I have tried to stay objective, but I ask that you please give us some time to pause and reflect,” Murillo wrote.
+“This is devastating for our Democratic Latino community.
+After all these efforts and what we thought was positive momentum toward change, the results are not what we expected at all.
+We are afraid for our families, and especially for the millions of immigrants who now don’t know what the future holds for them.”
+After that, Murillo says she cannot communicate with key organizers of the effort by Google and its partners—a project known as HOLA—because she is afraid of secret pro-Trump spies on the listservs created.
+She also admits ongoing discussions among these people about meeting to give grieving Hillary Clinton supporters hugs after Trump crushed her on election day.
+She also says those involved in Google’s get-out-the-vote efforts were openly seeking consolation after Clinton lost, and that she and another person cried after Trump won – for the first time they have cried due to an election result.
+Murillo wrote:
+What’s most difficult for us is we can’t even email the HOLA list to reach our community and discuss what this means for us because we know that apparently some may actually be Trump supporters.
+There is a thread right now among the core HOLA group where people are sharing how much they hurt, how much they need support right now, and that they are coordinating in different offices to meet up to just hold each other.
+One in a remote office said ‘If you guys do any sort of meetings, I’d love to join virtually.
+I think I’m currently the only Latinx in my office.
+It’s kinda hard.’ #understatement.
+Another said, ‘I’ve never cried after an election until last night.’ Same here.
+She was not done there.
+In the next paragraph, Murillo wrote that this election result hurt her badly.
+She also admits the election result was a “loss,” another indication that Google’s efforts were clearly attempting to use company resources to elect Democrat Clinton over Republican Trump and influence the results of the election.
+She also says that the company—and herself in particular—will redouble efforts in the future to get a different and more desired result in future elections.
+“I’m in shock and it hurts more than I could have ever imagined, but trying to stay optimistic and keep my head high,” Murillo wrote.
+“Loss is a part of life, and I do think frustrations challenge us to work smarter and get creative.
+My partners have sent notes and are saying the same thing — time to keep working harder.”
+At the top of the fourth page of the email, Murillo asks her colleagues at Google to give out a “smile” to grieving leftist Latinos who work at the company.
+“If you see a Latino Googler in the office (California/New York), please give them a smile,” Murillo wrote.
+“They are probably hurting right now.
+It’s tough to handle now that we know not all of us were against this, so we may be even more divided than ever.
+At least in CA/NY though, you can rest assured that the Latinos of these blue states need your thoughts and prayers, at least for them and their families.”
+Then, she continues by stating she is going on a planned vacation she thought she was taking to “celebrate” a Clinton win, but after Trump won, she says, her vacation “will be time to reflect on how to continue to support my community through these difficult times.”
+Murillo, in the next line, reveals that she thought she was sharing her viewpoints on these matters in a tight circle that would not leak.
+“I’m not sharing my personal opinions very broadly, but wanted to share openly here in the circle of trust,” she wrote.
+This email leaked to Fox News and Breitbart News and is now likely to become a centerpiece in the case that Google is throwing its weight around to interfere in elections in the United States in a partisan manner against the duly elected President of the United States.
+This email from Murillo was not just from some rogue staffer inside Google.
+Her original email was forwarded on to other Google executives by the aforementioned Gevelber, according to another email obtained by Breitbart News.
+“Thought you all would want to read this,” Gevelber wrote in her own message endorsing Murillo’s email in a message to other Google bigwigs.
+“It’s from Eliana Murillo who runs US Hispanic Marketing on my team and who helped found HOLA our Hispanic ERC.”
+Gevelber continued by commending everyone she said, “worked so hard to ensure all the Get out the Vote were done in Spanish” that their efforts “made a giant difference” in the election “to Googlers and beyond.”
+President Trump and Republicans have just begun scratching the surface of bias against them among Silicon Valley’s elite, including, perhaps foremost alongside Facebook, from Google.
+A source close to the White House who has reviewed these emails ahead of their public release told Breitbart News that in a just world this would amount to, at a minimum, a clear violation of campaign finance law governing in-kind contributions to campaigns and causes.
+…
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+Facebook Bans Outline to Stop Jihadi Attacks on Americans.
+
+[Editors' note: To best understand why Facebook would ban Jamie Glazov on 9/11 for his article on how to best prevent more 9/11s, pre-order Jamie's new book, Jihadist Psychopath: How He Is Charming, Seducing, and Devouring Us: HERE.
+The book illustrates how the Jihadist Psychopath has successfully built his totalitarian plantation -- on which many in the West are now enslaved and dutifully following his orders.
+Jamie outlines the frameworks of this tyrannical plantation and how those who are trapped on it, and yearn for freedom, can best escape.]
+Reprinted from WND.com.
+Somewhere in the “community standards” that Facebook demands everyone follow is a real doozy.
+The social-media company has told author and commentator Jamie Glazov that their standards forbid his article about how to prevent jihadi attacks on Americans.
+It’s all about Glazov’s new book, “Jihadist Psychopath: How He Is Charming, Seducing, and Devouring Us.”
+At FrontPage Magazine, where he is editor, he had posted “9 Steps to Successfully Counter Jihad,” which included recommendations such as “Label the enemy and make a threat assessment” and “Stop ‘partnering’ with Muslim Brotherhood front groups.”
+That apparently was too much for Facebook, which declared “only you can see this post” because it “goes against our Community Standards.”
+He was suspended from Facebook for 30 days on Sept. 11, the anniversary of the Islamic jihadist attack on America that killed nearly 3,000.
+Glazov told Breitbart, “This is really getting surreal in the creepiest and most harrowing Stalinist sense.”
+
+FrontPage Magazine reported:
+Facebook’s Unholy Alliance masters are, without doubt, accelerating their totalitarian suffocation of free thought and expression.
+It is no surprise, therefore, that Frontpage’s editor, and host of ‘The Glazov Gang,’ was suspended from Facebook for 30 days yesterday, on September 11, after posting his article, ‘9 Steps to Successfully Counter Jihad.’ Glazov believed that the article was more relevant and urgent than ever due to the skyrocketing jihadist stabbings in Europe — and to the 17th anniversary of 9/11 that was approaching the next day.
+The report said it appears “that daring to give suggestions on how our civilization can stop jihadist attacks and another 9/11 is against Facebook’s ‘community standards.
+'”
+“Glazov’s advice also involves the promotion of supporting moderate Muslims – a move that is, clearly, horrifying to Facebook’s masters and therefore also violates their ‘community standards,'” the report said.
+No doubt, Glazov’s consistent campaigning on behalf of Muslim women and girls in his efforts to protect them from FGM, honor killings and other Shariah barbarities, has gained him the anger and hatred of Facebook’s guardians — who are clearly on the side of the Shariah enforcers and oppressors of Muslim women and girls.
+The report recalls that Facebook censored Glazov in April for posting screenshots of a Muslim’s threat to him.
+Twitter also lashed out at him for quoting directly from Islamic religious texts, citing its anti-“hate” policies.
+It is ‘hateful conduct,’ apparently, to reference what Islamic texts themselves say.
+Indeed, Frontpage’s editor had simply referred to Sahih Bukhari’s texts discussing Mohammed’s marriage to Aisha when she was six years old (7.62.88) and to Quranic Suras that mandate the Hijab for women (24:31; 33:59) and sanction sexual slavery (4:3; 33:50).
+Facebook also refused to respond to Glazov’s inquiry about “what it is specifically that violates Facebook’s ‘community standards’ when a person gives advice on how to best defend American lives from jihad.”
+Glazov has written about the subject in previous books, including “High Noon for America: The Coming Showdown” and “United in Hate.”
+In his “9 Steps” article, he points out that the Obama administration was “cooperating with, and listening to, Muslim Brotherhood front groups such as CAIR and ISNA.”
+The government needs, he said, to “implement a concrete ‘countering-jihad’ strategy.”
+And he said it needs to affirm “Shariah’s assault on the U.S. Constitution as seditious.”
+A last key point, the said, is to ridicule the enemy.
+Ridicule is a vicious and potent weapon.
+There is a baffling and shameful silence in our culture’s sphere of comedy, especially in Hollywood and our media, with regard to the myriad ingredients of Shariah and jihad that merit at least a million hilarious satirical sketches.
+Bill Maher, for whatever unappealing drawbacks he has in conservatives’ eyes, has set a bold standard in this respect in his Burka Fashion Show skit.
+American comedians need to start writing scripts that follow in Maher’s footsteps and Americans need to encourage and equip them to do so – and to also vigorously defend them from the attacks and slanders they will inevitably receive from totalitarian leftist and Islamic forces.
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+Desperate Feinstein Pushes 30-Year-Old Claim About Sexual Misconduct Of Kavanaugh
+
+It's incredible the amount of hypocrisy Senator Dianne Feinstein puts on display for the American people to see, and yet, the people in her state continue to put her in office.
+Her latest antics are to point to a more than 30 year old claim that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh engaged in sexual misconduct while he was in high school and somehow claim that he may have committed a crime while at the same time remaining silent on two women who have accused Rep. Keith Ellison, who is running for Attorney General in Minnesota, of abusing them, one of them making the claim this year.
+“I have received information from an individual concerning the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court,” Senator Feinstein said in a surprise statement.
+“That individual strongly requested confidentiality, declined to come forward or press the matter further, and I have honored that decision.
+I have, however, referred the matter to federal investigative authorities.”
+Of course, the reality is that bringing something like this up more than 30 years later is ridiculous, but this is the Democrats for you.
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+A spokesperson for Feinstein declined Fox News’ request to elaborate on the lawmaker’s statement, but there has been much speculation that she is referring to a secret letter that has been the subject of intrigue on Capitol Hill over the last few days.
+A source familiar with the confirmation proceedings told Fox News that Feinstein received the letter back in July, but did not make its existence known publicly until Thursday.
+According to a report by The Intercept, the letter was relayed to lawmakers by an individual affiliated with Stanford University and concerns an incident involving the 53-year-old Kavanaugh and a woman while they were in high school.
+According to two officials who spoke anonymously with the New York Times, the incident involved possible sexual misconduct between Kavanaugh and the woman.
+The letter reportedly was given to Feinstein by Rep. Anna Eshoo, D-Calif., but has not been publicly disclosed by senators who have seen the document.
+Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., said that the letter in question has been referred to the FBI for investigation.
+The FBI conducts background checks on all major government appointees, including Supreme Court nominees.
+“Upon receipt of the information on the night of September 12, we included it as part of Judge Kavanaugh’s background file, as per the standard process,” the FBI said in a statement.
+The White House has called this nothing more than a last minute gambit, and that would be correct.
+In fact, the FBI has no plans to pursue any investigation regarding the allegation.
+According to The Washington Post:
+According to a person familiar with the matter, the FBI does not now plan to launch a criminal investigation of the matter, which would normally be handled by local authorities, if it was within the statute of limitations.
+The FBI instead passed the material to the White House, as an update to Kavanaugh's background check, which already had been completed, the person said.
+The move is similar to what the bureau did when allegations were leveled against former White House aide Rob Porter.
+... Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn (R-Texas) dismissed the controversy on Twitter.
+“Let me get this straight: this is [a] statement about [a] secret letter regarding a secret matter and an unidentified person.
+Right,” he tweeted sarcastically.
+“I will add: the FBI already performed and has reported on a background investigation on the nominee and thhttp://ericposner.com/is-brett-kavanaugh-an-originalist/is has been made available to all Senators on the Judiciary Committee,” Cornyn wrote.
+Exactly!
+This is political theater over a man who is not an originalist and not a strict Constitutionalist.
+He's a precedence man!
+He's said it over and over!
+If they wanted something on the guy, why don't they bring up his involvement in the Vince Foster cover-up?
+Now, that would be something to really look into, but not with the corrupt DOJ and FBI we currently have.
+Of course, if they did, then someone might actually have to act on something that actually was a crime.
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+Facebook Lifts Frontpage Editor Jamie Glazov’s 9/11 Ban
+
+[Editors' note: To best understand why Facebook would ban Jamie Glazov on 9/11 in the first place, pre-order Jamie's new book, Jihadist Psychopath: How He Is Charming, Seducing, and Devouring Us: HERE.
+The book illustrates how the Jihadist Psychopath has, with the help of the Left, successfully built his totalitarian plantation in the West -- on which the political and cultural establishment is now enslaved and dutifully following his orders.
+Jamie outlines the frameworks of this tyrannical plantation and how those who are trapped on it, and yearn for freedom, can best escape.]
+Frontpage editors are happy to announce our free speech victory: Facebook has lifted Frontpage editor Jamie Glazov's 30-day ban on Facebook, apologizing and saying that the block was a “mistake”.
+We have no doubt, of course, that no “mistake” had actually occurred in this matter and that the ban has only been lifted because of the publicity that we engaged in -- and received.
+While it is a positive development that Facebook has lifted the ban on Jamie (for now), this story is crucial to amplify now more than ever, seeing that Facebook, and all of leftist-run social media, is, at this moment, clearly accelerating its totalitarian attack on the free speech of conservatives.
+(See Jamie's video on this whole surreal affair HERE).
+A brief recap of Jamie's story: on Sept. 11, the 17th Anniversary of the 9/11 terror strike, Facebook's Unholy Alliance masters informed Jamie that he was suspended from Facebook for 30 days due to his posting of his article, 9 Steps to Successfully Counter Jihad, which Facebook informed him violated their "community standards."
+This suggested, of course, that giving advice on how to prevent another 9/11, and all other Jihadist attacks against America, is now against Facebook’s ‘community standards’.
+(Read the whole story HERE.)
+Frontpage and Jamie immediately publicized this tyrannical behavior of Facebook.
+Then, yesterday, on Sept. 13, Facebook notified Jamie that it had made a mistake and that it was lifting his block.
+It goes without saying that this retraction and surrender by Facebook occurred only because of the wide publicity that Jamie's banning had received.
+And we are immensely grateful for all the massive support that was given to us across the Internet, including especially from Breitbart, PJMedia, WorldNetDaily and Thomas Lifson at American Thinker.
+Leading brave conservative figures such as Michelle Malkin and Laura Loomer also stood up for Jamie, tweeting about his ban -- and to them we send our heartfelt appreciation.
+Jamie is, of course, no stranger to social media censorship -- especially of the insane variety.
+The Counter Jihad Coalition's (CJC) Facebook page, which Jamie helped run with CJC President Steve Amundson, was removed a few years ago with absolutely no explanation.
+The CJC is a human rights and pro-national security group that is dedicated to protecting America and the West from Jihad -- and Muslim and non-Muslim people from Sharia oppression.
+The question remains: why would Facebook remove such a page, let alone in such a fascistic manner -- and never explain why?
+In April earlier this year, Jamie was suspended from Facebook for posting screenshots of a Muslim's threat to him on the platform.
+Then, in May, his Twitter account was temporarily suspended and he was forced to delete tweets he posted which directly quoted Islamic religious texts.
+His account was suspended for violating Twitter’s rules relating to “hateful conduct.” It is "hateful conduct", apparently, to reference what Islamic texts themselves say.
+Indeed, Frontpage's editor had simply referred to Sahih Bukhari’s texts discussing Mohammed’s marriage to Aisha when she was six years old (7.62.88) and to Qur'anic Suras that mandate the Hijab for women (24:31; 33:59) and sanction sexual slavery (4:3; 33:50).
+One thing we know for sure is that, despite this lifting of Jamie’s ban, Facebook and the leftist totalitarians in other social media venues and in the culture at large will continue their unrelenting effort to suffocate dissent and conservative voices.
+On Facebook, many brave conservative truth-tellers continue to be censored in myriad ways; these individuals include Anni Cyrus, Bosch Fawstin, Mark Lutchman and, of course, Diamond & Silk.
+The case of #WalkAway leader Brandon Straka is especially disturbing: he was recently banned by Facebook for the crime of announcing that he would be interviewed by Alex Jones.
+Prager U has had its videos mysteriously disappear off of Facebook and then, only after vociferous protest, re-appear.
+Facebook is, of course, just one terrain of this leftist brownshirt-style assault on free speech.
+Everyone knows by now, for instance, what has happened, in the most Orwellian sense, to Alex Jones and InfoWars on Facebook, YouTube and Twitter.
+Leading scholar of Islam and JihadWatch.org Director Robert Spencer, meanwhile, is not just a target at Facebook, where his referrals are down 90% from what they once were; he has been banned by Patreon at the behest of MasterCard -- and MasterCard has yet to respond to his lawyer’s letter.
+GoFundMe has also banned Spencer because of a smear by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) hate machine.
+Speaking of Mastercard, the David Horowitz Freedom Center just recently won a major battle with the credit card, defeating well-financed leftwing groups that are trying to run the Center out of business and suffocate free speech in America.
+The Freedom Center emerged victorious, but it is clear that leftist hate groups such as the SPLC and Color of Change.org are preparing new attacks against the Freedom Center and other conservative groups and individuals 24/7.
+To be sure, the Left's attacks on the David Horowitz Freedom Center continue unabated: just recently a hit piece in the Washington Post smeared a stand-up noble gentleman like Florida Gubernatorial Candidate Republican Ron DeSantis, libeling David Horowitz in the process.
+The article stated falsely and maliciously that Horowitz's Restoration Weekend, that DeSantis had attended, was somehow “a racially charged event” -- a vicious lie that Frontpage has exposed and for which the Washington Post is still to apologize and issue a retraction.
+(To learn why David Horowitz is one of the central targets of the Left, make sure to watch this video).
+Thus, we clearly gauge that there is no disgusting and venomous level to which the Left will not stoop in its destructive agenda.
+Yes, Frontpage editor Jamie Glazov has had his ban lifted at Facebook, but this is clearly only a brief reprieve for him on that platform -- and it is only, obviously, a very tiny space in the Stalinist Left's war on America and on everything on which it stands.
+At this dire moment, we all need to amplify our voices in defense of free speech.
+And we need to adamantly defend all the truth-tellers at the very moment they come under attack.
+We also need to contact our representatives and to call for a Congressional investigation into this pernicious assault by the fascist Left on our liberties.
+The battle for America -- and for the West -- is on.
+[Editors' postscript: Please make sure to FOLLOW Jamie Glazov on Facebook as well as on Twitter (@JamieGlazov) to strengthen his social media strength in the face of the Left's vicious war on free speech.
+Thank you!]
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+Brett Kavanaugh accused in letter obtained by FBI of drunkenly forcing himself on woman while in high school; Kavanaugh denies it happened
+
+According to the New York Daily News, Brett Kavanaugh, President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, held a woman down, covered her mouth and tried to force himself on her while drunk at a party in high school.
+That’s the nexus of a letter allegedly acquired by Democrat Senator Dianne Feinstein in July but dropped on the last days before the vote for Kavanaugh’s confirmation.
+The unidentified woman says the incident took place at a party in the early 1980s while Kavanaugh was a student at Georgetown Preparatory School in Bethesda, Md., according to the NYDN, which claims to have obtained the letter on Friday.
+She alleges Kavanaugh and a friend of his, both of whom had been drinking, cornered her in a room and turned up the music to blur out the sound of her protests.
+Kavanaugh then allegedly covered the woman’s mouth with his hand and attempted to force himself on her, but she says she managed to free herself and bolt out of the room.
+Kavanaugh, 53, vehemently denied the woman’s allegations.
+“I categorically and unequivocally deny this allegation,” he said in a statement.
+“I did not do this back in high school or at any time.”
+Kavanaugh’s friend, who has not been identified, did not outright deny the woman’s claims but told the New Yorker he has “no recollection of that.”
+The woman says she has had to undergo psychological treatment as a result of the incident.
+She first approached her congresswoman, Anna Eshoo, D-Calif., about the allegations in July shortly after Trump tapped Kavanaugh to replace outgoing Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy.
+Eshoo’s office declined to comment.
+The woman’s letter was in turn forwarded to Feinstein, D-Calif., who shared it with the FBI and her Democratic committee colleagues on Wednesday night.
+An FBI official told the New York Daily News on Thursday that the letter has not yet resulted in a criminal investigation.
+According to Breitbart, on Friday, 65 women from both the Republican and Democrat parties who have known Kavanaugh since high school defended his character and said he has always behaved “honorably” and treaded “women with respect.”
+The women also said that Kavanaugh has “stood out for his friendship, character, and integrity.”
+“Judge Kavanaugh has denied this allegation and over 60 women – with a broad range of political views – who’ve known him since high school, have sent a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee vouching for his integrity and respect for women over that time,” says Carrie Severino, chief counsel for the Judicial Crisis Network.
+“This is nothing more than a last-minute attempt at character assassination, and there should no delay in confirming Judge Kavanaugh.”
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+The Last-Minute Character Assassination of Judge Kavanaugh
+
+Using any despicable tactic at hand to derail Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court confirmation less than a week before the Senate Judiciary Committee is scheduled to vote on whether to approve his nomination, Senate Democrats have sunk to their lowest level of character assassination yet.
+They have resorted to peddling an allegation of sexual misconduct against Judge Kavanaugh that supposedly occurred while the judge was in high school.
+The accuser had refused to identify herself before and during the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings.
+She conveniently waited until this Sunday to come forward via an on-the-record interview with the Washington Post.
+The accuser’s name is Christine Blasey Ford, a registered Democrat who is currently a California professor teaching clinical psychology.
+Judge Kavanaugh issued a statement on Friday in which he said, "I categorically and unequivocally deny this allegation.
+I did not do this back in high school or at any time."
+Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), the ranking Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee that heard Judge Kavanaugh’s public testimony earlier this month during his Supreme Court confirmation hearing, had received last July a copy of a letter written by the woman making the charge, who we now know was Ms. Ford.
+Even though Senator Feinstein had the letter in hand, she never brought up the charge during the public hearing, nor during her own meeting with the judge.
+Instead, Senator Feinstein sat on the letter until late last week, when she issued a cryptic release stating that she had received the letter but did not want to give more details in deference to the woman’s wish to keep the matter confidential.
+Senator Feinstein turned the letter over to the FBI.
+The FBI placed the letter in its background file on Judge Kavanaugh but decided not to pursue any further investigation.
+Senator Feinstein had initially resisted sharing the contents of the letter with her fellow Democrat members of the Senate Judiciary Committee or to go public with its existence because “the incident was too distant in the past to merit public discussion” and she had already “taken care of it,” according to a source quoted by The New Yorker.
+Nevertheless, Senator Feinstein evidently bowed to pressure from her leftist colleagues to find a way to insert the allegation into the cesspool of public gossip at the eleventh hour.
+The New Yorker article, written before Ms. Ford publicly identified herself, provided some details regarding her allegation.
+However, now Ms. Ford has decided to do what she called her “civic responsibility” and tell her own story publicly.
+How convenient, coming just 4 days before the scheduled Senate Judiciary Committee vote!
+The whole sequence of events surrounding how this allegation has suddenly come to light reeks of a set-up, reminiscent of how Anita Hill surfaced in a last-minute attempt to derail Justice Clarence Thomas's Supreme Court confirmation.
+Christine Blasey Ford claims, according to the Washington Post article, that “one summer in the early 1980s, Kavanaugh and a friend — both ‘stumbling drunk,’ Ford alleges — corralled her into a bedroom during a gathering of teenagers at a house in Montgomery County.
+While his friend watched, she said, Kavanaugh pinned her to a bed on her back and groped her over her clothes, grinding his body against hers and clumsily attempting to pull off her one-piece bathing suit and the clothing she wore over it.
+When she tried to scream, she said, he put his hand over her mouth.
+‘I thought he might inadvertently kill me,’ said Ford.
+‘He was trying to attack me and remove my clothing.’” Ms. Ford said she was able to escape the room and go home without any apparent further incident after “Kavanaugh’s friend and classmate at Georgetown Preparatory School, Mark Judge, jumped on top of them, sending all three tumbling.”
+Here is where Ms. Ford’s story becomes quite murky and begins to fall apart.
+Although Ms. Ford believes the alleged incident occurred during the summer of 1982, she “said she does not remember some key details of the incident,” according to the Washington Post article.
+For example, Ms. Ford “said she does not remember how the gathering came together the night of the incident.” She also does not remember how she got home.
+Yet she claims to be absolutely certain that Kavanaugh, whom she presumably knew only as an acquaintance and said she had not spoken to since the night the incident allegedly occurred, was involved in the alleged incident.
+Ms. Ford admitted that she “told no one at the time what had happened to her.” In fact, she said she recalled thinking: “I’m not ever telling anyone this.
+This is nothing, it didn’t happen, and he didn’t rape me.” Even if one explains this behavior as the natural reaction of a frightened teenager to a highly traumatic incident, that does not explain why, by her own admission, she “told no one of the incident in any detail until 2012, when she was in couples therapy with her husband,” according to the Washington Post article.
+Most revealingly, the article reported on a gaping hole in the therapist’s notes, portions of which were provided by Ms. Ford for the Washington Post’s review.
+The therapist’s notes “do not mention Kavanaugh’s name but say she reported that she was attacked by students ‘from an elitist boys’ school’ who went on to become ‘highly respected and high-ranking members of society in Washington.’”
+In other words, the only written documentation Ms. Ford has offered in support of her allegation about the incident she said took place while she was in high school – a therapist’s notes of a couples therapy session occurring 30 years after the alleged incident – did not mention Judge Kavanaugh’s name.
+Judge Kavanaugh has had extensive background checks performed on him in the past for his various federal government positions, including for his current position as a federal appellate court judge, without the accusation ever having surfaced.
+Ms. Ford may believe her story to be true, but the lack of any credible corroborating evidence, her partial memory of details surrounding the alleged incident, and the absence of any pattern of such sexual misconduct by Judge Kavanaugh undercut the reliability of her version of the incident.
+In a letter addressed to Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Charles Grassley (R-Iowa) and Senator Feinstein, 65 women who said they knew Judge Kavanaugh in high school vouched for his character:
+We are women who have known Brett Kavanaugh for more than 35 years and knew him while he attended high school between 1979 and 1983.
+For the entire time we have known Brett Kavanaugh, he has behaved honorably and treated women with respect… Brett attended Georgetown Prep, an all-boys high school in Rockville, Maryland.
+He was an outstanding student and athlete with a wide circle of friends.
+Almost all of us attended all-girls high schools in the area.
+We knew Brett well through social events, sports, church, and various other activities.
+Many of us have remained close friends with him and his family over the years.
+Through the more than 35 years we have known him, Brett has stood out for his friendship, character, and integrity.
+In particular, he has always treated women with decency and respect.
+That was true when he was in high school, and it has remained true to this day.
+The signers of this letter hold a broad range of political views.
+Many of us are not lawyers, but we know Brett Kavanaugh as a person.
+And he has always been a good person.
+Nevertheless, using their standard contemptible, obstructionist tactics, the Democrats opposed to Judge Kavanaugh happily seized on the unsubstantiated allegation of teen sexual misbehavior in high school to assassinate Judge Kavanaugh’s character.
+They have done so in the face of Judge Kavanaugh’s lifetime record of stellar public service, multiple background checks producing no evidence of sexual misconduct, and the letter written by the 65 women, who knew him when he was in high school and thereafter and who signed their names to a ringing endorsement of his good character.
+Feminists gave the serial sexual predator Bill Clinton a free pass because his policies were in line with their ideology.
+Senator Feinstein called Ted “Chappaquiddick” Kennedy an "inspiration and a friend," presumably also based on their compatible ideologies.
+Hypocritically exploiting an unsubstantiated allegation of decades-old purported teenage sexual mischief, Democrats seeking to torpedo Judge Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court confirmation for ideological reasons have debased themselves with a shameless smear campaign against an eminently qualified candidate for the Supreme Court.
+Predictably, Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) and other Democrats, including Senator Feinstein, have called for the Senate to postpone a vote on Judge Kavanaugh.
+"Senator Grassley must postpone the vote until, at a very minimum, these serious and credible allegations are thoroughly investigated,” Senator Schumer said.
+If a thorough investigation was considered to be so important, why didn't Senator Feinstein set the ball rolling back in July when she first received word of the allegation?
+The answer is that this is all a ruse to block Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation by all means necessary.
+Senator Schumer is fulfilling his promise to oppose Judge Kavanaugh with "everything I've got."
+As of now, the Senate Judiciary Committee Republican majority plans to move forward with Judge Kavanaugh's nomination as scheduled.
+It is time for the Democrat obstructionists to slink back into their shadowy corner.
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+Democrats Want Us To Believe All Women…Unless They’re Accusing Keith Ellison, Bill Clinton, Al Franken Or George Soros
+
+The Democrats have called upon the Senate to postpone the vote on Kavanaugh.
+Establishment Republicans are racing for the exits.
+But over what?
+An unprovable accusation from decades ago that the accuser said nothing about until years later, and that is uncorroborated by any other testimony or by the evidence of any similar behavior on Kavanaugh’s part.
+This is clearly a set-up (Christine Ford is also a far-left Democrat operative) designed to derail the nomination of a good man.
+There is no low to which the Democrats will not sink to attain their nefarious goals of stopping the President from strengthening America and protecting Americans.
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+“Weighing the Allegations against Brett Kavanaugh,” by David French, National Review, September 16, 2018:
+They’re serious but not solid.
+The allegations against Brett Kavanaugh — outlined now on the record in the Washington Post by Palo Alto University professor Christine Blasey Ford — are substantial and serious.
+She claims that Kavanaugh knocked her down, groped her, and attempted to remove her clothes.
+Here’s the core of her story:
+While his friend watched, she said, Kavanaugh pinned her to a bed on her back and groped her over her clothes, grinding his body against hers and clumsily attempting to pull off her one-piece bathing suit and the clothing she wore over it.
+When she tried to scream, she said, he put his hand over her mouth.
+“I thought he might inadvertently kill me,” said Ford, now a 51-year-old research psychologist in northern California.
+“He was trying to attack me and remove my clothing.” Ford said she was able to escape when Kavanaugh’s friend and classmate at Georgetown Preparatory School, Mark Judge, jumped on top of them, sending all three tumbling.
+She said she ran from the room, briefly locked herself in a bathroom and then fled the house.
+Do not count me among those who would minimize this alleged assault.
+I went to a high school that had more than its share of drunken parties, and my classmates could do crazy and stupid things, but an act like this was beyond the pale.
+This isn’t “boys will be boys.” Actions have consequences, and it’s hardly unjust to tell a person that if he mistreated another human being like this — even a long time ago — he has to remain “merely” a judge on the D.C.
+Circuit Court of Appeals.
+Since Kavanaugh has denied the story, however, the question of whether the event is so egregious that it should disqualify him is moot.
+At the very least, if the attack happened, he should be disqualified for lying.
+Yet unless all parties start telling the same story, there is no way to know for certain if this event occurred.
+We don’t need certainty, however, to make a decision on whether a man should sit on the Supreme Court.
+I have the same standard for Brett Kavanaugh as I did for Roy Moore, for Donald Trump, for Bill Clinton — or for any other politician who’s accused of misconduct.
+Is it more likely than not that the allegation is true?
+Given the totality of the evidence, I believe it is more likely than not that Bill Clinton committed rape and sexual harassment.
+I believe it is more likely than not that Donald Trump has committed sexual assault.
+I believe it is more likely than not that Roy Moore engaged in sexual misconduct with underage girls.
+But the evidence against Kavanaugh falls far short of the evidence arrayed against each of these men.
+So far at least it falls far short of the evidence against virtually any other politician or celebrity who has faced consequences during this #MeToo moment.
+Here’s why:
+First, one way to help test the veracity of old claims is to ask whether there is any contemporaneous corroboration.
+Did the accuser tell a friend or family member or anyone about the alleged assault when it occurred?
+With Clinton, Trump, Moore, and many other politicians and celebrities, there was ample contemporaneous corroboration.
+Here, there was not.
+According to the Washington Post, “Ford said she told no one of the incident in any detail until 2012, when she was in couples therapy with her husband.”
+That’s almost three decades of silence — three decades when memories can grow cloudy and recollections can change.
+But even the allegedly corroborating notes of the therapist raise a separate problem.
+They actually contradict her story on a key detail.
+According to the Post, “The notes say four boys were involved, a discrepancy that Ford says was an error on the therapist’s part.
+Ford said there were four boys at the party but only two in the room.” Nor do the notes mention Kavanaugh’s name, even though her husband says Ford named Kavanaugh in the sessions.
+Those are important discrepancies, and if six years ago she told the therapist four men and says two men now, that suggests that her memory of the event may be suspect.
+As a former trial lawyer, I can tell you that while neither notes nor memories are infallible, in a contest between contemporaneous notes and later verbal testimony about those notes, the content of the written notes usually prevails.
+Juries are extremely skeptical of witnesses who contradict written notes — after all, the notes are taken when the words are immediate and there isn’t the overwhelming pressure of a trial to conform your testimony to the desired outcome.
+At least the investigation seems somewhat manageable.
+If there were only four boys there, who were the other two?
+Let’s hear from them.
+In fact, investigators should interview everyone else at the party.
+Yet given all the years that have passed, would it be possible to find anyone who remembers being at that party?
+Would they remember any details at all?
+If someone saw Kavanaugh stumbling drunk at the party, that would obviously bolster Ford’s account.
+If another attendee says, “He was totally sober and with me the whole time,” that helps Kavanaugh.
+But the odds of getting details that precise are long indeed, and there is always a chance that a motivated classmate might lie — for either person….
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+Kavanaugh Accuser's Lawyer is Vice Chair of Soros Funded Org Opposing Kavanaugh
+
+Kavanaugh's accuser is being represented by Debra Katz, a Washington D.C. lawyer and the vice chair of the board of the Project On Government Oversight.
+POGO co-signed a letter to Senator Dianne Feinstein and Senator Grassley along with a variety of lefty groups demanding Kavanaugh records.
+This was the obstruction tactic of choice of the left for trying to secure the Court seat before they fastened on to this latest smear.
+Where does PGO gets its funding?
+From, among other sources, George Soros and his Open Society Foundation tentacles.
+And, to no one's surprise, she's allegedly a Dem donor.
+What a surprise!
+Debra Katz, the lawyer representing the woman accusing Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault, has donated thousands of dollars to Obama, Hillary and the DNC!
+pic.twitter.com/WK5XYTlcqL — Jacob Wohl (@JacobAWohl) September 17, 2018
+UPDATE: I've received a message from POGO stating that they wish to be described as a non-partisan watchdog and that they have a Republican board member.
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+Trump Orders Declassification Of ‘Russian Probe’ Documents, Including Texts
+
+President Donald Trump ordered the feds to declassify documents relating the Russian election meddling investigation yesterday.
+Among the documents to be declassified are all of the text messages between disgraced FBI figures Peter Strzok and Lisa Page.
+The documents to be declassified include all FBI reports on interviews with Justice Department official Bruce Ohr and all FBI reports of interviews prepared in connection with all other applications to surveil Carter Page.
+Trump also asked that other important documents be declassified as well, including 21 pages worth of an application for a renewed surveillance warrant against former campaign aide Carter Page, according to Fox News.
+The 21 pages Trump wants to be declassified only make up a small part of the 412 pages of FISA applications and warrants related to Page released by the FBI earlier this year in heavily redacted format.
+The June 2017 application was the last of four filed by the Justice Department in support of FISA court orders allowing the monitoring of Page for nearly a year.
+According to the redacted version as reported by Fox News, three of the declassified pages contain information included in a section titled “The Russian Government’s Coordinated Efforts to Influence the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election.” That section includes reference to the potential coordination between people associated with Trump’s campaign and the alleged Russian election interference effort.
+White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said President Trump had ordered the documents released by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) and the Justice Department “[a]t the request of a number of committees of Congress, and for reasons of transparency.”
+The text messages are to be released “without redaction,” and those include messages from Ohr, Strzok, Lisa Page, former FBI Director James Comey, and former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe.
+Carter Page told Fox News’ Sean Hannity on Monday night that the FBI’s investigation was “so incredibly stupid to begin with.” He added, “My biggest concern is all the damage that this did to the U.S. government [and] the mockery it made out of the Constitution and all of the wrongdoing that was done by various officials within the Department of Justice, the FBI and the DNC [Democratic National Committee].”
+It is so far unknown when these documents will be declassified in an unredacted version, but it is safe to say that Democrats are probably panicking right about now.
+Fox News further reported that a source familiar with the timing of the declassification told the media outlet that they expected the Carter Page warrant application to be declassified first, followed by the FBI reports on agent interviews with Ohr.
+A Justice Department spokesperson told Fox News that the DOJ and FBI “are already working with the Director of National Intelligence to comply with the President’s order.”
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+Can the Church Defend Herself Against Bergoglio?
+
+Fisher is rightly incensed by Bergoglio’s cunning response, “I will not say a single word on this , ” concerning Archbishop Viganò’s damning indictment of Bergoglio’s rehabilitation of the monster once known as Cardinal McCarrick for some five years before adverse worldwide press coverage forced to him to punish that serial homosexual rapist of whose crimes Viganò had personally informed him back in 2013—information of which Bergoglio was clearly already aware at that time, as Viganò testifies.
+I never thought I’d see the day when a preening, Internet-created neo-Catholic doyenne such as Simcha Fisher, as notorious as Mark Shea for her crude and often unprintable invective against traditionalists, would unload on Pope Bergoglio with the following headline: “Does Francis know he sounds like an abuser?”
+The scales have fallen from Fisher’s eyes and now, at last, she sees Bergoglio, however grudgingly, for what he is: a power-mad ecclesiastical tyrant.
+(A tyrant, moreover, who has ascended to the papacy in a manner reminiscent of the ascension of the corrupt Benedict IX, another “disgrace to the Chair of Peter,” following the machinations of a Roman cabal, as I discuss below.)
+Quoth Fisher:
+I have a number of friends who have escaped abusive marriages.
+They tell me that Pope Francis is sounding more and more like the men who abused them.
+He’s sounding like the men who hid that abuse from the world, who taught their victims to blame themselves, who used spiritual pressure to persuade them and their families that it would actually be wrong, sinful, to defend themselves.
+Just listen to him.
+After responding to a question about Vigano’s very serious accusations, he said point blank, “I will not say a single word on this.”… [F]or the rest of the week and more, he kept up an unmistakable theme of calling for silence, equating silence with holiness, and painting himself as a Christlike victim in his silence.
+Then he says it’s “ugly” to accuse others of sinning.
+Then he suggests that healing and reconciliation will only come if we take a hard look at our own flaws….
+To the victims of the Church, and to those who love them, it sounds like he is saying, “Who do you think you are?
+I don’t have to explain myself to you.
+You’re the guilty one.
+You brought this on yourself.
+If you want to be loved, then know your place.
+I’m the victim, here, not you.
+If you know what’s good for you, keep your mouth shut.” This is how abusers talk.
+They’re not content with power; they have to keep their victims doubting and blaming themselves constantly, so they don’t become a threat.
+Whether Francis knows it or not, this is how he sounds.
+We can overlook the fig leaf “whether Francis knows it or not…”.
+Fisher knows that Francis knows it, even if she still cannot bring herself to say explicitly what should now be apparent to the entire body of the faithful: that Bergoglio’s very presence on the Chair of Peter is a grave threat to the common good of the Church and the integrity of the Faith.
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+Yet Fisher maintains a sliver of space for deniability in order to maintain that indispensable distinction between her and those loathsome traditionalists: “I don’t have any ideological reason to want to bring him down.
+I have defended him as long as I could, up until the Chile debacle.
+And so I am working as hard as I can not to assume the worst, not to believe that this man who promised so much fresh air is really so intent on slamming doors shut before we find out even worse things hidden inside.
+But he is not making it easy.
+I am not saying he is an abuser.
+But he sounds like one.”
+That is, Fisher was not concerned about Bergoglio’s relentless assault on traditional Catholic teaching and practice—to her, opposition to Francis on that account is just “ideology”—but only his role in covering up sexual abuse by bishops and priests.
+But why is Fisher still “working hard not to assume the worst” when there is no longer anything to assume as the ever-mounting evidence of malintent has been in plain view for years?
+Indeed, why else did Archbishop Viganò risk everything in order to expose this Pope, even to the extent of revealing matters supposedly within the scope of “the Pontifical secret”?
+On orders of the Vatican Secretary of State, the Vatican secret police are reportedly scouring the globe in search of Viganò, who has gone into hiding, “in order to prevent more unpredictable damage to the image of Pope Francis and the Holy See on the world stage, but also to ‘prepare the terrain’ for the former apostolic nuncio-turned-whistleblower to be prosecuted” under canon law.
+The Dictator Pope must destroy his most potent critic thus far.
+Everything depends on it!
+But it may already be too late to save a regime whose only defense is not truth but raw power.
+At last count, some 29 bishops have publicly declared Viganò’s allegations against Bergoglio credible and worthy of investigation.
+Now even the distinguished canonist Edward Peters, who is no less than a Referendary of the Apostolic Signatura appointed by Pope Benedict XVI, declares that if Viganò’s allegations are true then Bergoglio must go:
+Of what was said above concerning resignation from Church office in general, what would not apply to a pope, of all office holders, if he, as alleged by Viganò, from the first months of his papacy knowingly protected and favored a cardinal who was [pick a disgusting verb]-ing seminarians?
+By what possible stretch of the imagination would such an occupant be suited for the Chair of Peter?
+Does the historical fact that some pretty bad popes held on to office despite committing various offenses justify other popes acting badly in shirking even the minimal gesture of resigning?
+Viganò is unquestionably in a position to know, and claims to know, whether his central allegation that Francis’ was covering for McCarrick, big time, for years, is correct.
+Believing, as he does, that his claims are correct, Viganò, in calling for Francis’ resignation, has done nothing more or less than exercise his right under canon law “to manifest to the sacred pastors [his] opinion on matters which pertain to the good of the Church and to make [his] opinion known to the rest of the Christian faithful…” 1983 CIC 212 § 3.
+I have not called for Francis’ resignation because I do not know (with the degree of certitude that a lawyer seeks) whether Viganò’s key allegations against Francis are substantially true; most assuredly, however, if I reach the conclusion that they are true, I would say, without hesitation, that Francis should resign.
+Bergoglio will not, of course, resign.
+He will cling to power with his last breath in order to carry out the many other acts of ecclesial subversion he clearly has in mind.
+The only remedies for the plague of Bergoglio are his natural death or deposition.
+Yes, deposition.
+Canon212 has linked to an interesting and timely piece on the role of the Synod of Sutri, near Rome, in 1046, which dealt with the problem of three rival claimants to the papacy, each installed by a Roman faction: First, the execrable Benedict IX, mentioned above.
+Second, the interloper Sylvester III, installed in the Chair of Peter after Benedict had been driven from Rome.
+Third, the well-intentioned but dimwitted Gregory VI, whose election was tainted by a seemingly simoniacal negotiation with Benedict, who had returned to Rome in 1045 and ousted Sylvester, according to which Benedict would receive a generous pension if he resigned the papacy, which Benedict did only to rescind his resignation.
+The Synod was convoked by Henry III, the German king and soon-to-be-crowned Holy Roman Emperor, a pious and austere Christian and an exponent of the Cluniac spirit of reform.
+The Synod declared that Benedict IX (who had refused to appear) was deposed notwithstanding his attempt to undo his resignation.
+As for Sylvester, the Synod declared that he be “stripped of his sacerdotal rank and shut up in a monastery.” Gregory was also declared deposed, either by the act of the Synod itself or by Gregory’s own voluntary resignation in view of the Synod.
+At Henry III’s designation, the German Bishop of Bamberg became Clement II, but he died after only a year, whereupon Benedict reasserted his claim to the papacy for the third time in 1047, only to be driven from Rome again by Imperial troops in 1048.
+Damasus II, another German bishop designated by Henry, reigned for a mere three weeks before dying, whereupon Pope St. Leo IX succeeded to the papacy, reigning until 1054.
+Leo, as John Rao observes, was the first in a line of Popes who “took charge of the movement of innovative Christian restoration” which included a breaking of the dominance of Roman nobility over papal elections.
+(Rao, Black Legends, 147-148).
+As the cited article on the Synod of Sutri notes, although the scurrilous Benedict IX objected to his deposition by the Synod, “the Church has always accepted his deposition as valid.
+The King of Germany then appointed Clement II as Pope, who promptly crowned the King, Holy Roman Emperor.
+Benedict IX, after the death of Clement, claimed the papacy again!
+The Church to this day recognizes Clement II as a true Pope.”
+Moreover, Benedict IX himself is recognized as a true Pope—a valid but deposed Pope—during three separate periods listed as three distinct pontificates in the canon of Popes.
+This was possible owing to the lack of any set canonical form for papal elections; a Pope could gain or regain the office by various machinations.
+Indeed, even the Vatican’s own website states that Benedict was Pope from 1047-1048, the very year of his third ascension to the office from which he was finally driven by force.
+Only with the ascension of Pope Nicholas II in 1059 was it established that henceforth the cardinal-bishops would elect the Pope, with the other cardinals having the right to confirm or veto the nominee.
+By 1100 what we now know as the College of Cardinals, embracing all the cardinals of different titles, had the exclusive right to elect a Pope, and the members of the College “have held it ever since.” (Eric John, The Popes, 181).
+These lessons of history should suffice to dispel the pious fable, never a teaching of the Magisterium, that every Pope is chosen by the Holy Ghost to lead the Church.
+This theological error, which Bergoglio has exploited to the hilt, is a key element in the related error of papalotry, which elevates the person of the Pope above the office he occupies and makes of him the leader of a personality cult everyone is commanded to “love” (in the superficially emotional sense) and obey no matter what he says or does, rather than a custodian and defender of the Deposit of Faith whose lovability, personality and opinions are utterly irrelevant to the exercise and scope of his office.
+As Pope Benedict has observed, when it comes to the election of a Pope “the Spirit’s role should be understood in a much more elastic sense, not that he [sic] dictates the candidate for whom one must vote….
+There are too many contrary instances of popes the Holy Spirit obviously would not have picked!” Bergoglio is undeniably one of them.
+So what can be done to defend the Church against Bergoglio?
+That the mode of papal election by cardinals has persisted for nearly a thousand years has led to the general impression that it pertains to the irreformable divine constitution of the Church, but it certainly does not.
+As to matters of purely ecclesiastical law such as this one the Church has always allowed for departures from traditional practice in cases of emergency or grave necessity.
+And just as a synod was employed to address three rival claimants to the papal throne in 1046, declaring at least two of them deposed, so today might it be possible for reform-minded cardinals and bishops, comprising an imperfect council, to undo the incalculable damage caused by the cabal that lobbied for Bergoglio’s election before the last conclave—a cabal that included none other than McCarrick, whom Bergoglio rewarded by rehabilitating that monster despite the massive evidence of his unspeakable crimes.
+What would be the grounds for a declaration of deposition at such a gathering of prelates?
+One could readily point to the evidence that a faction that included Bergoglio himself had agreed upon his election before the conclave, and that all those involved, including Bergoglio, were thereby excommunicated latae sententiae in accordance with Article 81 of John Paul II’s Universi Dominici Gregis, which provides:
+The Cardinal electors shall further abstain from any form of pact, agreement, promise or other commitment of any kind which could oblige them to give or deny their vote to a person or persons.
+If this were in fact done, even under oath, I decree that such a commitment shall be null and void and that no one shall be bound to observe it; and I hereby impose the penalty of excommunication latae sententiae upon those who violate this prohibition.
+To quote Cajetan on this point (citations taken from the linked article by Robert Siscoe), deposition by an imperfect council is appropriate “when one or more Popes suffer uncertainty with regard to their election, as seems to have arisen in the schism of Urban VI and others.
+Then, lest the Church be perplexed, those members of the Church who are available have the power to judge which is the true pope, if it can be known, and if it cannot be known, [it has] the power to provide that the electors agree on one or another of them.”
+I am not saying that such a case has been proven.
+Rather, what I am saying is that this hypothetical imperfect council could determine that it has been proven and act accordingly, and that the Church would judge any resulting deposition of Bergoglio in the same manner it judges the deposition of Benedict IX.
+Another ground for deposition—as determined by the imperfect council, not any of us—would be that Bergoglio has deposed himself by promulgating heresy, fracturing the Church’s universal discipline respecting marriage and the Eucharist, and undermining the teaching of even his own immediate predecessors on matters of fundamental morality upheld by the Magisterium for two millennia.
+Surely the Church cannot be without any remedy for a Pope who relentlessly attacks her very foundations!
+To quote Cajetan again: “Indeed the Church has the right to separate herself from an heretical pope according to divine law.
+Consequently, it has the right, by the same divine law, to use all means of themselves necessary for such separation; and those that juridically correspond to the crime, are of themselves necessary”—meaning the resort to an imperfect council.
+If a synod was able to declare the deposition of a pope in 1046, why not an imperfect council today—or, for that matter, another synod?
+It will be argued that such a deposition would provoke massive schisms in the Church.
+But that would not be the first time that defense of the Church’s common good has done so, as the Great Western Schism demonstrates.
+And are we not in the midst of schisms already, provoked by none other than Bergoglio himself, whose insane drive to shatter the Church’s bimillennial discipline has produced the totally unprecedented situation in which what is still considered mortally sinful in one diocese is an imperative of “mercy” in another?
+In any case, this much is certain: barring Bergoglio’s conversion and reversal of course, the Church cannot abide this pontificate any longer.
+One way or another, the Church will have to repel an attacker at her very summit.
+Either the human element of the Church will act according to the means which seem possible, however extraordinary, or Heaven itself will intervene in a manner that might well involve a divine chastisement due to the negligence of time-serving pastors who left their sheep completely undefended against the wolves who preyed upon them, including the wolf the cardinals improvidently elected Pope.
+Some four months before Archbishop Viganò’s testimony Cardinal Willem Jacobus Eijk, the Archbishop of Utrecht, Netherlands, perhaps the most liberal territory in the entire Church, protested that Bergoglio’s blatant nod to intercommunion with Protestants in Germany means that “the bishops and, above all, the Successor of Peter fail to maintain and transmit faithfully and in unity the deposit of faith contained in Sacred Tradition and Sacred Scripture” and that the situation reminds him of Article 675 of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, which refers to the Church’s “final trial” before the Second Coming, “that will shake the faith of many believers… [a] ‘mystery of iniquity’ in the form of a religious deception offering men an apparent solution to their problems at the price of apostasy from the truth.
+What can the Church do when confronted by a Pope who, as a prominent cardinal declares to the whole world, “fail[s] to maintain and transmit faithfully … the deposit of faith contained in Sacred Tradition and Sacred Scripture” and is leading “an apostasy from the truth”?
+It seems absurd to argue that she can do nothing but exhort the faithful to pray and do penance while a papal malefactor, treated as if were an absolute dictator, is allowed to continue wreaking havoc upon faith and morals to the detriment of countless souls, without the least impediment, for so long as he shall live.
+No, Bergoglio must go.
+The successors of the Apostles, the only ones in a position to end his rampage, must demand his resignation and, should he refuse as expected, act in this unprecedented emergency to declare his removal from the office he has criminally abused and whose very credibility he threatens to destroy.
+May God give them the grace to do what must be done and what history will vindicate as a rescue of the Church during the height of the worst crisis in her history.
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+Exposing the Deep State Plotters
+
+President Trump’s sweeping order this week directing intelligence agencies to declassify documents from the more than 18-month-old investigation related to the Left’s electoral collusion conspiracy theory involving Trump and Russia may shed light on what really happened in the 2016 election.
+In an interview with Hill.TV yesterday, the president said he ordered the mass declassification to show the public that the FBI investigation of the conspiracy theory began as a “hoax.” Exposing it could be one of the “crowning achievements” of his presidency, he said.
+“What we’ve done is a great service to the country, really,” he said.
+“I hope to be able to call this, along with tax cuts and regulation and all the things I’ve done… in its own way this might be the most important thing because this was corrupt.”
+Trump criticized how the FBI handled the Russia probe, accusing it of misleading the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court, and of spying on his campaign.
+“They know this is one of the great scandals in the history of our country because basically what they did is, they used [former Trump campaign aide] Carter Page, who nobody even knew, who I feel very badly for, I think he’s been treated very badly.
+They used Carter Page as a foil in order to surveil a candidate for the presidency of the United States.”
+“It’s a hoax, beyond a witch hunt,” Trump said.
+The documents affected involve a FISA warrant against Carter Page and text messages from disgraced ex-FBI employees Peter Strzok and Lisa Page.
+(Carter Page is not related to Lisa Page.)
+Although the conspiracy theory is baseless nonsense, it continues to dog the Trump administration, providing cable television news outlets and late-night talk show hosts with endless fodder in the 24-hour news cycle.
+When Trump defenders have fought back, social media companies have colluded with the Left to silence and intimidate them.
+This declassification effort won’t make things any worse than they are for President Trump.
+It may even prove a political masterstroke of sorts for Trump.
+How else does one fight back against the nameless, faceless bureaucrats of the Deep State who hide behind anonymity to undermine the duly elected 45th president of the United States?
+Make the documents public and let the chips fall where they may.
+There is so much leftist dirt to uncover.
+For example, it was established some time ago that former President Obama was involved on some level in this shameful un-American plot to rig the 2016 election and undermine his successor by using the privacy-invading apparatus of the state.
+Obama wanted “to know everything” the FBI was doing in its investigation into claims that Russia was interfering in the 2016 election.
+Specifically, the statement that Obama wanted “to know everything we’re doing” came in a private Sept. 2, 2016, text message from FBI lawyer Lisa Page to FBI agent Peter Strzok, with whom she was having an extramarital affair at the time.
+(The exact message, time-stamped 1:50 p.m., reads "Yes, bc potus wants to know everything we are doing.")
+In a separate text message to Page, Strzok wrote something cryptic about an “insurance policy” in case Donald Trump got elected.
+Apparently, he was referring to the salacious, unverified dossier Hillary Clinton and the DNC paid rent-a-spy Christopher Steele to compile that purports to show Trump’s nefarious links to Russia.
+President Trump ordered that the relevant documents be released by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) and the Justice Department “[a]t the request of a number of committees of Congress, and for reasons of transparency,” read a statement issued by White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
+Trump ordered the “immediate declassification” of “pages 10-12 and 17-34 of the June 2017 application to the FISA court in the matter of Carter W. Page,” “all FBI reports of interviews with Bruce G. Ohr prepared in connection with the Russia investigation,” and “all FBI reports of interviews prepared in connection with all Carter Page FISA applications.”
+Trump also ordered the “the Department of Justice (including the FBI) to publicly release all text messages relating to the Russia investigation, without redaction, of James Comey, Andrew McCabe, Peter Strzok, Lisa Page, and Bruce Ohr.”
+The chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, Devin Nunes (R -Calif.), reportedly hailed Trump’s order, saying it covers “pretty much everything that he wanted … and the text messages are a bonus.”
+A handful of Democratic lawmakers alarmed at the prospect of being exposed as frauds and publicly humiliated wrote Director of National Intelligence Daniel Coats, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, and FBI Director Christopher Wray on Tuesday.
+The letter, which is an attempt to usurp the powers vested in the president, asks the three agencies to defy the presidential directive.
+"Your agencies' review, and any communication with the White House on the substance of the material, should not proceed further until you have briefed the Gang of Eight in person."
+It claims that Trump’s declassification request constitutes improper intervention “in an ongoing law enforcement investigation that may implicate the President himself or those around him.”
+The authors of the letter even lie about the nature of the broad-based request, claiming Trump is selectively declassifying information to save himself.
+“The action he has taken, to direct your agencies to selectively disclose classified information that he believes he can manipulate publicly to undermine the legitimacy and credibility of the Special Counsel’s [Robert Mueller] investigation, is a brazen abuse of power.”
+The missive is signed by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.), who is vice chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), and Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), who is ranking member of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
+Intelligence agencies have already reportedly begun working to carry out the president’s orders and the first set of documents could be made public in a few days.
+“When the President issues such an order, it triggers a declassification review process that is conducted by various agencies within the intelligence community, in conjunction with the White House Counsel, to seek to ensure the safety of America’s national security interests,” a Justice Department official told Fox News.
+“The Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are already working with the Director of National Intelligence to comply with the President’s order.”
+Coats spokeswoman Kellie Wade also said that the agency was “working expeditiously with our interagency partners to conduct a declassification review of the documents the President has identified for declassification.”
+According to Fox News:
+The documents include all FBI reports on interviews, also known as 302s, with Justice Department official Bruce Ohr and all FBI reports of interviews prepared in connection with applications to surveil Carter Page, as well as 21 pages of one renewed warrant.
+The 21 pages make up only a small portion of the 412 pages of FISA applications and warrants related to Page released by the FBI earlier this year in a heavily redacted format.
+The June 2017 application was the last of four filed by the Justice Department in support of FISA court orders allowing the monitoring of Page for nearly a year.
+In comments to reporters and on Twitter, President Trump has been blasting Strzok and Page for months over their inappropriate behavior.
+Ditto for former FBI Director James Comey and one of his deputies, Andrew McCabe.
+Trump fired Comey in May 2017 and Attorney General Jeff Sessions canned McCabe in March.
+Page left the FBI in May and Strzok got the axe last month.
+That means there are still thousands of unaccountable Deep State operatives in the Trump administration that have yet to be dealt with.
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+Deep State Insurrection Defying POTUS Trump’s Order
+
+Deep State officials like ex-CIA chief John Brennan are in panic mode.
+Deep State DOJ tool Rod Rosenstein refuses to comply with Trump’s executive order as afforded him by the US Constitution.
+Establishment Democrats are all over the mainstream media channels calling the act of releasing documents criminal.
+The US President wants every American citizen to see the full, unredacted version of the FISA documents used to spy on Carter Page.
+Trump is simply asking for full transparency, in what has become a two year, multi-million dollar witch hunt, to find collusion where there is none.
+This is all you need to know about the hoax that was and is Trump-Russia collusion and the Robert Mueller special counsel investigation.
+The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss the insurrection taking place at the US Department of Justice, as Democrats, ex-Obama officials, and DOJ directors are doing everything in their power to make sure the truth, about how the FISA warrant to spy on Carter Page was obtained, remains hidden from the eyes of the American public.
+
+Via Zerohedge…
+Despite President Trump’s Monday order for the “immediate declassification” of sensitive materials related to the Russia investigation, “without redaction,” the agencies involved are planning to do so anyway, according to Bloomberg, citing three people familiar with the matter.
+The Justice Department, FBI and Office of the Director of National Intelligence are going through a methodical review and can’t offer a timeline for finishing, said the people, who weren’t authorized to speak publicly about the sensitive matter.
+–Bloomberg
+The Deep State: The Fa... Mike Lofgren Best Price: $7.55 Buy New $6.00 (as of 11:45 EDT - Details) Trump ordered the DOJ to release the text messages of former FBI Director James Comey, his deputy Andrew McCabe, now-fired special agent Peter Strzok, former FBI attorney Lisa Page and twice-demoted DOJ official Bruce Ohr.
+Also ordered released are specific pages from the FBI’s FISA surveillance warrant application on former Trump campaign aide Carter Page, as well as interviews with Ohr.
+The DOJ and the FBI are expected to submit proposed redactions to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence – which will prepare a package for Trump to sign off on.
+“When the president issues such an order, it triggers a declassification review process that is conducted by various agencies within the intelligence community, in conjunction with the White House counsel, to seek to ensure the safety of America’s national security interests,” a Justice Department spokesman said in a statement.
+“The department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are already working with the Director of National Intelligence to comply with the president’s order.”
+The agencies are likely to cite national security concerns over revealing classified “sources and methods” pertaining to the Russia investigation – which will put them in direct conflict with Trump’s order.
+Trump, as president, has the power to override the agencies and declassify material on his own.
+Trump’s order to release the documents comes after months of requests from GOP lawmakers, while the DOJ has repeatedly denied their requests for more transparency.
+The FBI’s spy…
+According to Bloomberg, the DOJ is interpreting Trump’s request to include information about the use of confidential informant (spy) Stephan Halper during the early stages of the Trump-Russia investigation.
+After taking in over $400,000 from the Obama Pentagon under the auspices of a research contract, Halper befriended and spied on members of the Trump campaign, including aides Carter Page and George Papadopoulos.
+Showdown?
+Top Congressional Democrats Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, Adam Schiff and Mark Warner penned a joint letter to ODNI Director Dan Coates, Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein and FBI Director Christopher Wray demanding that the agencies defy President Trump.
+Showdown?
+In letter, Pelosi/Schumer/Schiff/Warner order intel agencies to ignore presidential order on declassification until consulting with Congress.
+https://t.co/x7JDUJd4t0 pic.twitter.com/o64PC7EEFQ — Byron York (@ByronYork) September 19, 2018
+In the letter, the lawmakers “express profound alarm” at the decision to “intervene in an ongoing law enforcement investigation that may implicate the President himself or those around him.”
+“Any decision by your offices to share this material with the President or his lawyers will violate longstanding Department of Justice polices, as well as assurances you have provided to us.”
+The letter then demands that the agencies brief the Gang of Eight before releasing the materials “to anyone at the White House.”
+Reprinted from The Duran.
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+Kavanaugh Battle Brews
+
+The Left’s continuing success in delaying a confirmation vote on Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court reveals its malicious agenda to block the nominee from sitting on the high court when its new term begins Monday, October 1.
+Democrats had Kavanaugh accuser Christine Blasey Ford’s never-credible accusations of sexual abuse -- including possible attempted rape -- in hand way back in the summer.
+They deliberately refused to bring up the allegations, as weak and ridiculous as they are, at Kavanaugh’s Senate confirmation hearings because they didn’t want to have a rational discussion.
+They wanted to hurl the wild claims like a grenade at the last minute to blow up the process.
+And so far it appears they’re succeeding.
+If Kavanaugh isn’t in place a week from Monday, the Supreme Court will begin hearing cases in its new term shorthanded.
+The high court normally has a complement of nine justices but with Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy’s retirement July 31, which cleared the way for Kavanaugh’s nomination, there have only been eight justices in place.
+Roughly speaking there is a 4-to-4 liberal to conservative ideological split on the court.
+Democrats would prefer to drag the confirmation process into the next Congress where they hope to take control from Republicans.
+Election Day is November 6.
+The GOP currently controls the Senate, which has the final say on judicial nominations, by an uncomfortably close margin of 51 to 49.
+Christine Blasey Ford’s lawyers are trying to game the system.
+They know that Senate Judiciary Committee rules require Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) to provide a full week’s notice for a hearing.
+So, if, for example, the committee followed the rules and agreed Friday (today) to a hearing, the soonest it could be held would be next Friday, the final business day before the Supreme Court’s new term begins.
+Of course, lawyers are masters of delay, and social justice warrior-lawyers hoping to torpedo President Trump’s agenda have an added incentive to drag the confirmation process out as long as possible.
+New demands and fake emergencies are bound to arise from Ford’s legal team.
+It was unclear at press time if the public hearing scheduled for Monday into the allegations of sexual misconduct against Kavanaugh would go forward.
+Kavanaugh informed the committee he was willing to testify Monday.
+“I continue to want a hearing as soon as possible, so that I can clear my name," he wrote in a letter.
+Ford's lawyer Debra Katz told the Judiciary Committee her client "wishes to testify, provided that we can agree on terms that are fair and which ensure her safety."
+Another Ford attorney reportedly said Wednesday that there are “multiple witnesses” who need to testify.
+"A hearing on Monday is not possible and the Committee's insistence that it occur then is arbitrary in any event,” Katz wrote in a letter.
+“Dr.
+Ford has asked me to let you know that she appreciates the various options you have suggested.
+Her strong preference continues to be for the Senate Judiciary Committee to allow for a full investigation prior to her testimony.”
+GOP lawmakers are figuring out how to respond to Ford’s request, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports:
+Late Thursday, Sen. Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa), the Judiciary Committee chairman, said that his staff had discussed the issue with Ford’s attorney earlier in the day and that he would consult with his fellow committee members about the next move.
+Ford’s offer also increased the pressure on several key moderates — particularly GOP Sens.
+Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska — whose votes will probably be needed to put Kavanaugh on the high court.
+Both were already facing heavy pressure from abortion rights groups concerned that Kavanaugh, a staunch conservative and longtime GOP attorney, might vote to restrict access to abortion.
+The sexual assault allegation, which the nominee has denied, has upended his seemingly sure-bet confirmation and only increased the stakes for the key lawmakers.
+Chairman Grassley had imposed a Thursday deadline for Ford to submit testimony after her team said Tuesday she wasn’t willing to testify until the FBI investigates her sexual abuse allegations against Kavanaugh.
+Left-wingers such as Hillary Clinton and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) echoed Ford’s demand.
+The demand for an FBI probe is “utter nonsense,” former U.S. Attorney Joseph diGenova said earlier this week.
+Ford “really doesn’t want to testify,” he said.
+“Because when she does, she is going to look like the loon she is.
+She may very well believe everything she’s saying, and that is one of the signs of lunacy, believing something that isn’t real.” And her lawyer is “even loonier.”
+Besides, diGenova explained, the eleventh-hour sexual abuse claim leveled against Kavanaugh is a non-federal matter and in this case the alleged assault hasn’t even been clearly outlined by the alleged victim.
+Ford didn’t report it to anyone for decades and isn’t even certain when or where it happened, so the FBI can’t investigate the matter “because there is nothing to investigate.”
+Kavanaugh has already undergone six FBI background checks and the agency has ruled out investigating Ford’s allegation of drunken groping at a teenagers’ party 36 years ago.
+Ford’s request for an FBI probe is “clearly a desire to delay proceedings,” diGenova said.
+President Trump is taking the high road and is avoiding attacking Ford, which isn’t a risky move given how obviously unbalanced the accuser is.
+Ford is already doing an excellent job destroying herself without Republican assistance.
+At the White House on Wednesday, President Trump said it would be "wonderful" if Ford testifies and "unfortunate" if she does not.
+He indicated he was keeping an open mind about the allegations but that it was "very hard for me to imagine anything happened" between her and the nominee.
+"I think he's an extraordinary man – I think he's a man of great intellect, as I've been telling you, and he has an unblemished record," Trump said.
+"This is a very tough thing for him and his family and we want to get over it but at the same time we want to give tremendous amounts of time.
+If she shows up that would be wonderful – if she doesn't show up that would be unfortunate."
+CBS News reports that Judge Kavanaugh's wife, Ashley Kavanaugh, has received multiple threats.
+“The text of three emailed threats, obtained by CBS News, were obscene and violent in nature.
+CBS News has confirmed that the U.S.
+Marshal's Service has assigned a protective detail to Kavanaugh's family,” the news website reports.
+The high-stakes behind-the-scenes jockeying over the confirmation process continues.
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+If Kavanaugh Is Not Confirmed By Senate, Then We Are All Just One Accusation Away From Ruin
+
+If Christine Ford were to make her accusation in any courtroom in America, even a mediocre defense attorney could shatter her credibility within minutes under cross-examination.
+Here's what that might look like:
+Defense Attorney : When did this occur Ms. Ford?
+Ms. Ford : I'm not exactly sure.
+I believe it was 1982.
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+Defense Attorney : Where did it happen?
+Ms. Ford : At a house in our town.
+I'm not sure whose house it was or where it was.
+I don't remember how I got there.
+But, I can tell you that it had a swimming pool and I recall a narrow stairway.
+Defense Attorney : Who was present in the house?
+Ms. Ford : Brett Kavanaugh, Mark Judge, two other boys and another girl.
+Defense Attorney : What are the names of the other boys and the girl who were present?
+Ms. Ford : I don't remember.
+Defense Attorney : Were you hurt?
+Ms. Ford : No.
+If this had been such a pivotal moment for her, how could she have forgotten any those facts?
+Most victims of sexual assault remember every detail – yes, even years later.
+No jury would send a young man to prison based on that testimony.
+Without a shred of evidence, a highly qualified judge, with no other blemish on his record, is being smeared on the national stage by a political lynch mob out for blood.
+Ben Shapiro spoke to Fox News' Martha MacCallum and said "you have to have some evidence before you destroy a man's life."
+Shapiro's comments can be heard in the video below.
+Jeanine Pirro spoke to Hannity on Thursday night and asked, "Since when does truth and justice or guilt and innocence depend on your political party.
+I fear for this nation when this is now the standard.
+You believe any woman who goes against a Republican and you don't believe any woman who goes against a Democrat."
+She continued.
+"I worry about this country.
+I don't want these people to sit on juries.
+It's no longer about truth and justice.
+It's about politics."
+Hannity asks, "Why are people willing to throw out due process, equal justice under the law and the presumption of innocence?"
+Gregg Jarrett says it's "because they're zealous to the point where they've lost their common sense."
+Their commentary on the video below is interesting.
+Sen. Charles Grassley (R-IA) is to be commended on his handling of the situation.
+In the spirit of compromise, he called off the Senate committee vote that had been on the calendar for Thursday and scheduled a hearing for next Monday so that both Christine Ford and Brett Kavanaugh could state their cases.
+Kavanaugh immediately responded to Grassley.
+For 36 hours, there was silence from the Ford camp.
+Then, their demands began.
+First, it was reported that Ford would answer questions, but only at a closed hearing and only after an FBI investigation had been completed.
+Republicans felt that the request for a closed hearing was reasonable, but the demand for a new FBI investigation was not.
+The FBI investigates federal crimes and/or national security issues.
+When the FBI received Dianne Feinstein’s letter last week, they forwarded it to the White House to place in Kavanaugh’s background check file.
+(Note: The FBI has already conducted six background checks on Kavanaugh, the most recent one was done this summer.)
+It was announced later that Sen. Grassley would not change the date of the hearing set for Monday.
+Even Senators Jeff Flake, Bob Corker and Lindsey Graham, who have all said Ford needs to be heard, have indicated that if she does not show up for Monday's hearing, they will schedule a vote on Kavanaugh's confirmation.
+On Thursday afternoon, Ford's highly partisan, activist attorney emailed Grassley saying, although her client strongly prefers that an investigation take place beforehand, Ford will testify next week, but she cannot do so on Monday.
+And she will only be questioned by members of the Senate panel, not outside lawyers.
+Why not Monday?
+Does she have an important dentist appointment she can't get out of?
+In order to avoid the criticism that will no doubt come anyway, the Republicans on the Senate Judicial committee have tried very hard to oblige Ford's requests, even offering to go to California to hear her testimony.
+She and her attorneys feel that they are in the driver's seat and thus, can call all the shots.
+Democrats want to delay this vote until after the midterms because they believe they have a chance to retake the Senate as well as the House.
+Rush Limbaugh points out that the Senate has bent over backwards to accommodate the accuser.
+"I don’t care who you are, determine the scope and the parameters of an investigation.
+The accuser doesn’t get to determine when and who investigates.
+In no circumstance in the country does that happen."
+In addition to the political reasons for the delay requests, it appears as if this woman is reluctant to testify under oath, possibly because she doesn’t want to perjure herself.
+Maybe she realizes the magnitude of what her accusations have unleashed.
+Either this did not happen at all or a much milder version of the situation she alleges occurred.
+Kavanaugh may have made a pass at her as 17-year-old boys (and even some 17-year-old girls) are known to do.
+Ford said no and that was it.
+Even she admits, they did not have sex, nor was this a hostage situation.
+The perception of events by a 15-year-old girl may differ significantly from reality.
+And 36 years can distort memories, one way or another.
+What is happening in the Brett Kavanaugh nomination process should concern every American.
+Whatever happened or did not happen, it's difficult to feel sorry for someone who comes forward at such a politically opportune moment.
+There was ample time to have addressed this in July or August, but Dianne Feinstein chose to sit on it until the moment it could inflict maximum political damage.
+Democrats may be overestimating the strength of their hand.
+And Ms. Ford may be overestimating the integrity of the "supportive" lawmakers and lawyers currently handling her.
+Watch all these sensitive lawmakers and high profile, activist attorneys scatter like mice from her once the Senate vote is over (regardless of the result).
+Ford can choose to state her case on Monday or not, but she is not in a position to be calling the shots.
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+Juanita Broaddrick: Senator Feinstein Had No Interest In My Rape Allegation
+
+Juanita Broaddrick, who accused Bill Clinton of rape — and who’s never ever recanted her story, in all the years she’s made the accusation — had a blunt message for Sen. Dianna Feinstein about the supposed “due process” that needs to be given to Brett Kavanaugh’s accuser, and it’s one that goes like this: Where was mine?
+The Clinton machine did nothing but shut down Broaddrick and paint her as a liar.
+And now?
+Now things like this, from Sen. Chuck Schumer.
+Should I call??
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+— Juanita Broaddrick (@atensnut) September 21, 2018
+Yet now the Democrats, including Feinstein, want to demand Christine Blasey Ford have her day in court, figuratively speaking, for her flimsy and meritless accusations against Kavanaugh?
+More from the Washington Times:
+Sen. Dianne Feinstein, California Democrat, has championed Brett Kavanaugh’s #MeToo accuser, but Juanita Broaddrick says the senator never showed any interest in her 1999 rape allegation against President Bill Clinton.
+Ms. Feinstein was elected in 1992, making her one of the few remaining senators who served during independent counsel Kenneth Starr’s investigation into Mr. Clinton’s affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky.
+“It’s absurd,” Ms. Broaddrick said Wednesday on Fox News.
+“Not one Democrat would look at my deposition with the independent counsel.
+Oh my gosh, they did not want to know about it.” She pointed to the discrepancy between Democratic lack of interest in her case and the party’s outrage over allegations of sexual assault leveled last week against Mr. Kavanaugh.
+“Oh, it makes me go back to 1999, when Dianne Feinstein, along with every other Democrat, refused to read my deposition to the independent counsel,” said Ms. Broaddrick told Fox’s Laura Ingraham on Monday.
+“They would have nothing to do with it.
+That shows you the difference in the double standard that existed back then and still does today.” Ms. Broaddrick has also lashed out at Sen. Dick Durbin, Illinois Democrat, who voted not guilty on the Clinton impeachment, as did Ms. Feinstein and Sen. Patty Murray, Washington Democrat.
+“You voted NOT GUILTY on both counts at Bill Clinton’s impeachment,” she tweeted.
+“You didn’t give a damn back then.
+You, Dicky Durban [sic], are a complete FRAUD.” Ms. Broaddrick also said that if Senate Democrats want the FBI to investigate the 36-year-old accusations against Mr. Kavanaugh, they should reopen her 40-year-old case, too.
+If you want the FBI to go back that far @[email protected] to investigate Ford’s allegations….
+let’s investigate my RAPE allegations against Bill Clinton, too.
+Seems only fair.
+She has long accused Mr. Clinton of raping her a motel room in 1978 in Little Rock, when he was Arkansas attorney general.
+“Go back that far, let’s investigate my situation,” she said on Wednesday.
+“Why not?
+Everybody says well it was litigated and adjudicated—my case was never litigated, it was never adjudicated.
+It never went to court.
+I was never discredited at all.” Christine Blasey Ford, a psychology professor at Palo Alto University, has accused the Supreme Court nominee of sexually assaulting her when they were in high school in Maryland.
+The allegation went public last week after Ms. Feinstein, ranking Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, said she received a letter about the incident in late July and referred the matter to federal authorities a week ago.
+“During every step of this process, I’ve found every single piece of information from Dr. Christine Blasey Ford eminently credible, sincere and believable,” tweeted Ms. Feinstein on Tuesday.
+“She knew this would have a huge effect on her life and she was incredibly brave to come forward.”
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+Being Skeptical Of Documented Liars Attacking a Supreme Court Nominee Is A Good Thing - Here's Why
+
+If you don’t like President Trump and can’t understand how anyone could, look no further than the past week for an excellent example of what on Earth could’ve made a man promising to Drain the Swamp so popular.
+The Washington establishment politicians act like children when they can’t have their way.
+They kick and scream and lie and pout.
+President Trump is the anti-politician and when Congress continues to behave like this, he only gets more popular.
+President Trump nominated Bret Kavanaugh to the supreme court.
+He’s a pro-life judge and his vote will certainly tip the scales of justice to the right.
+The power that the Supreme Court has, some would argue, is greater in certain aspects than that of the president himself.
+Perhaps that’s why the 2016 election loss was so devastating to the Democrats.
+Trump potentially has the ability to nominate 3 Supreme Court justices during his presidency, thus shaping the laws and morals of this country for about the next 30 years.
+Personally, I trust very, very few politicians no matter the party that they claim.
+So, when a bunch of well-documented liars come out with yet another sexual assault allegation against a Trump appointee, let’s just say I’m skeptical and here’s why:
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+Timing
+The most suspicious part of this whole situation is the timing.
+Christine Ford recalled the incident in 2006
+She's known about this for over ten years, why come forward now?
+She's affiliated with the democratic party and the “resist” movement
+She hired a Clinton attorney, Lisa Banks
+She can produce exactly zero witnesses
+Any one of these (and dozens of other) circumstances by themselves are not enough to dismiss this allegation outright.
+However, taken together as a whole, it’s far too suspicious to lend it any credibility.
+Ladies, you demand to be believed, no matter what.
+Well, when every time there's a man that you don't like running for public office or being nominated for a position, some woman crawls out from a line of protesters and makes an ambiguous-at-best claim about unwanted sexual advances, it becomes increasingly difficult to take you seriously.
+No, an accusation against a man who has been investigated by the FBI six times prior and has 75 women publicly vouching for his character is not going to stop this process.
+And guess what, next time a man is nominated to a position who really has committed a crime, people will be that much less likely to believe his accuser.
+Way to go!
+By attempting to derail this process with such a pathetic attempt at a smear campaign, you have successfully made it much easier for a real sex offender to point back at this and say, “look, this is what they do"!
+Women everywhere should be furious.
+As an outsider, a regular Joe American, this is what I see: Trump nominates a very well known, well-established judge to the supreme court.
+Immediately every Democrat publicly stated that they would vote No for his confirmation.
+On the other hand, every Republican publicly stated that they would vote Yes.
+Currently, there's more Republicans in Congress than Democrats, which means the guy will be confirmed.
+There's an election 2 months away.
+The Democrats think that they'll take back the majority of Congress and will thus be able to block Trump's nomination.
+All they have to do is delay the confirmation until after the election.
+So, they dig up some Trump-hating woman from Kavanaugh’s past and convince her to say that he assaulted her thinking that such an allegation will surely delay the vote long enough for them to regain control of Congress.
+It’s not difficult to see through this plan.
+These are the facts.
+This is not my opinion.
+Everything else is just noise.
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+Kavanaugh and Last-Minute Accusations
+
+Democrats are pulling out all the stops and enabling salacious last-minute accusations against Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh in order to sink his candidacy.
+Now that Christine Blasey Ford has finally agreed to testify this Thursday at an open hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee regarding her charge that Judge Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her at a long-ago high school party, these new charges have suddenly emerged from left field.
+On Sunday, a former classmate from Judge Kavanaugh's time at Yale accused the Supreme Court nominee of exposing himself to her at a party.
+The New Yorker has just published an article written by Ronan Farrow and Jane Mayer, based on information that was reportedly sent to at least four Democratic senators.
+The article recounted a claim by Deborah Ramirez, a Yale classmate of Brett Kavanaugh’s, concerning “a dormitory party gone awry.” As the article acknowledged, however, “her memories contained gaps because she had been drinking at the time of the alleged incident.” The article goes on to say that in her initial conversations with The New Yorker, Ms. Ramirez was “reluctant to characterize Kavanaugh’s role in the alleged incident with certainty.” It was only after “six days of carefully assessing her memories and consulting with her attorney” that Ms. Ramirez was suddenly able to pinpoint Judge Kavanaugh as having committed an unsavory act, even though she admitted being “foggy” at the time.
+The New Yorker article also noted that the magazine “has not confirmed with other eyewitnesses that Kavanaugh was present at the party.”
+Meanwhile, the ever-present Michael Avenatti, attorney of porn star Stormy Daniels, tweeted that he had information from anonymous sources that Judge Kavanaugh and his friend had "targeted" women with drugs and alcohol at parties to facilitate "gang rape."
+Haters of Judge Kavanaugh are turning the process of Senate confirmation of a Supreme Court nominee into something worse than a travesty.
+His opponents in the Senate have transformed their “advise and consent” function into a campaign of no-holds barred character assassination.
+
+While Judge Kavanaugh weathers these latest accusations, which he adamantly denies, his real test will be on Thursday, assuming that Christine Blasey Ford will follow through on her agreement to testify at an open hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
+Her attorneys stalled for a week before making the announcement that Ms. Ford would testify despite certain “unresolved” issues.
+Among the issues Ms. Ford’s attorneys have raised was the refusal of the committee to subpoena one of the purported witnesses, Mark Judge, who Ms. Ford reportedly claims was involved in the alleged incident, as well as “who on the Majority side will be asking the questions, whether senators or staff attorneys."
+A week has already gone by since Ms. Ford went public with her story in an interview with the Washington Post while Ms. Ford and her attorneys stalled for time.
+They raised one procedural issue after another while claiming that the committee majority was “bullying” Ms. Ford.
+Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Charles Grassley (R-I) has bent over backwards to accommodate Ms. Ford’s preferred scheduling for her appearance.
+He extended the deadline several times for her to come to a decision on whether to testify at all.
+He had offered various options for her to testify publicly or privately or to be interviewed by committee staff in her home state of California, whichever setting would make her more comfortable.
+However, in Senator Grassley’s e-mail thanking Ms. Ford for finally agreeing to a time certain for her testimony, Senator Grassley correctly reminded her attorneys that “the committee determines which witnesses to call, how many witnesses to call, and what order to call them and who will question them.
+These are nonnegotiable.”
+While the negotiations with Ms. Ford’s attorneys for her testimony were underway, Democrats were sitting on the latest allegations, ready to pounce as soon as Ms. Ford’s accusation was about to be heard.
+Some Democrats are already using the Ramirez episode to push anew for a fresh FBI investigation and to postpone Thursday’s scheduled hearing.
+Ideally, if the Democrats cannot apply enough pressure to force a withdrawal of Judge Kavanaugh’s nomination through their relentless campaign of character assassination, they want to push any Senate votes until after the midterm elections at the earliest.
+Then they will claim that the newly elected senators should be involved in the confirmation decision.
+In the meantime, Judge Kavanaugh’s adversaries in the Senate, the mainstream media and progressive circles continue to bludgeon Judge Kavanaugh in the court of public opinion.
+All of their stratagems are an obvious attempt to buy time in order to persuade any wavering senators that Judge Kavanaugh is too tainted by sexual assault charges – whether proven or not - to sit on the Supreme Court.
+Proof does not matter to those wanting to bring Judge Kavanaugh down at any cost.
+Regarding Ms. Ford’s accusation, they know that the proof so far is non-existent, aside from Ms. Ford’s own assertions contained in her confidential letter given to Senator Dianne Feinstein, the ranking member of the Judiciary Committee, last July, and in her Washington Post interview.
+While a redacted version of Ms. Ford’s letter has been published, Senator Feinstein has refused to date to give even Senator Grassley a copy of the completely unredacted version.
+The FBI has already conducted 6 background checks, no federal crime is alleged, and there is no forensic evidence to investigate after 30 years at a site that Ms. Ford cannot even identify.
+What we do know so far tends to undercut the credibility of Ms. Ford’s accusation.
+Ms. Ford cannot corroborate her decades-old charge of sexual assault against Judge Kavanaugh.
+Whatever corroboration Ms. Ford was hoping for from “witnesses” she claimed were at the alleged party is non-existent.
+The individuals she reportedly named in her unredacted confidential letter given to Senator Feinstein have either denied being at such a party or do not recollect what Ms. Ford has alleged.
+Moreover, by her own admission to the Washington Post, Ms. Ford “said she does not remember some key details of the incident.” She does not remember, for example, where it happened, how the party came together in the first place, or how she got home after the alleged incident.
+She believes the alleged incident occurred during the summer of 1982, but reportedly could not be more precise on the day or even the month of the party.
+Afraid that Ms. Ford’s sexual assault allegation could be readily challenged and anxious to establish some sort of pattern of sexual misconduct beyond this single alleged incident, the Kavanaugh haters have latched onto Ms. Ramirez’s story.
+The New York Times published an op-ed column last week by a psychiatrist, Richard A. Friedman, who cited neurological science to conclude that Ms. Ford’s claim that she has “a vivid memory of an attack that took place when she was 15” is “credible.” The reason, he wrote, is that “memories formed under the influence of intense emotion — such as the feelings that accompany a sexual assault — are indelible in the way that memories of a routine day are not.” The only problem with Dr. Friedman’s thesis is that Ms. Ford has apparently forgotten such key details surrounding the alleged sexual assault as when and where it happened and how she got home.
+Moreover, when Ms. Ford finally told someone about the incident in any detail some 30 years later in 2012, during a couples therapy session with her husband, she did not name Judge Kavanaugh specifically, according to the therapist’s notes that Ms. Ford had provided to the Washington Post in connection with her interview.
+The Washington Post reported that the therapist’s notes it reviewed “do not mention Kavanaugh’s name but say she reported that she was attacked by students ‘from an elitist boys’ school’ who went on to become ‘highly respected and high-ranking members of society in Washington.’”
+Ms. Ramirez’s story is even less credible.
+It took an attorney and six days of very belated reflection to help revive her memory of an incident she claimed happened while she herself was very drunk.
+Senator Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii), one of Judge Kavanaugh’s fiercest critics who told men to “shut up” regarding Ms. Ford’s allegations, said she doubts Judge Kavanaugh’s credibility because of “how he approaches his cases.” Aside from mischaracterizing the constitutional textualist reasoning underlying Judge Kavanaugh’s opinions, she is saying that she does not believe Judge Kavanaugh’s denial of the sexual misconduct allegations lodged against him because of the opinions he wrote that she does not like.
+Such circular “reasoning” would be amusing if it were not so emblematic of what one writer called “Kavanaugh Derangement Syndrome."
+Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) is also suffering from the same syndrome.
+She said Thursday regarding Ms. Ford: "I believe her because she is telling the truth and you know it by her story."
+Ms. Ford’s supporters are exploiting the “Me Too” movement to declare Judge Kavanaugh guilty simply because Ms. Ford is a woman who has made what they call, without any corroborating evidence to date, a “credible” charge.
+The same would presumably be the case for Ms. Ramirez.
+They argue that since the Senate Judiciary Committee is not a criminal judicial trial, but rather a legislative hearing for confirmation of a Supreme Court nominee, the normal burden of proof shouldered by the accuser should not apply.
+Judge Kavanaugh should have to prove that he is not guilty, they are in effect insisting.
+This is another case of Kavanaugh Derangement Syndrome.
+Let’s assume for the sake of argument that the normal burden on the prosecution in a criminal case - to prove the accused’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt - is not applicable regarding the charge against Judge Kavanaugh since he is not a defendant in a criminal trial.
+However, that should not flip the burden of proof onto Judge Kavanaugh altogether.
+Judge Kavanaugh is being subjected to charges of a criminal nature that could not only deprive him of a seat on the Supreme Court for which he is otherwise eminently qualified.
+Ms. Ford’s unsubstantiated accusation can completely destroy Judge Kavanaugh’s life by causing irreparable damage to his reputation for integrity and good character and to his career, which he has built up during decades of public service.
+His family’s lives have been completely upended.
+Placing the burden on Judge Kavanaugh to prove that he was not involved in an uncorroborated incident from years ago, about which even his accuser does not recall key details, turns the fundamental constitutional principle of due process upside down.
+Ms. Ford should have the burden to prove her accusations by at least a preponderance of all the evidence presented.
+This charade must come to an end.
+No more extensions for Ms. Ford to come forward and testify.
+If Ms. Ford does not follow through with her agreement to testify in an open Senate Judiciary Committee hearing this Thursday and do so upon the conditions set by the committee, she should go home while the committee proceeds to an immediate vote on Judge Kavanaugh’s nomination.
+If Ms. Ford and Judge Kavanaugh do testify, the senators deciding on whether to confirm Judge Kavanaugh as well as the American public following the testimony must remember one cardinal rule.
+In a nation guided by fairness and law, a person is innocent until proven guilty.
+Sadly, many of Judge Kavanaugh’s haters have thrown that rule aside.
+If Judge Kavanaugh’s nomination is pulled as a result of the smears and character assassination, President Trump should immediately nominate someone on his short list such as Amy Coney Barrett and the Senate Republican majority should then push through the new nominee’s confirmation as soon as possible.
+Delay is not an option.
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+The Left’s Show Trial for Kavanaugh
+
+Two more women accusing Judge Brett Kavanaugh of dubious improprieties materialized out of thin air late Sunday, throwing Senate Republicans’ hope of finally confirming the Supreme Court nominee this week even more into doubt.
+The new allegations came yesterday amid reports that Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) tentatively scheduled a hearing for this Thursday to take testimony from Christine Blasey Ford, 51, who claims Kavanaugh, 53, sexually assaulted her decades ago when he was a high school student.
+Suspiciously, Ford can’t –or won’t— say when or where the alleged incident happened and can provide few details.
+As Paul Sperry writes at the New York Post, working with Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) and backed financially by George Soros’s money, Ford’s lawyers spent the last few days gaming the system.
+After stalling Grassley and getting repeated extensions, the attorneys got the chairman to cave on various demands, such as that Kavanaugh not be in the room when Ford gives evidence.
+Republicans never seem to learn from their mistakes.
+As usual, Republicans’ seeming reasonableness is rewarded with more abuse by the Left.
+Give left-wingers an inch and they’ll take a mile.
+Democrats, it turns out, used the extra time created through their delaying tactics to produce two new women with questionable claims against Kavanaugh.
+More accusers could be on their way.
+President Trump continues to support Kavanaugh, who maintains his innocence.
+“This alleged event from 35 years ago did not happen,” the nominee said Sunday of Ford’s accusations.
+“The people who knew me then know that this did not happen, and have said so.
+This is a smear, plain and simple.
+I look forward to testifying on Thursday about the truth, and defending my good name — and the reputation for character and integrity I have spent a lifetime building — against these last-minute allegations.”
+If Kavanaugh isn’t on the bench on October 1, the Supreme Court will be shorthanded as it begins hearing cases in its new term.
+The high court normally has a complement of nine justices but with Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy’s retirement July 31, which cleared the way for Kavanaugh’s nomination, there have only been only eight justices in place.
+Roughly speaking there is a 4-to-4 liberal to conservative ideological split on the court.
+Democrats would prefer to drag the confirmation process into the next Congress where they stand a good chance of taking control from Republicans.
+Election Day is November 6.
+The GOP currently controls the Senate, which has the final say on judicial nominations, by an uncomfortably close margin of 51 to 49.
+Meanwhile, the New Yorker magazine reported Sunday that Deborah Ramirez, 53, suddenly claims to have been assaulted by Kavanaugh at a drunken party decades ago at Yale College.
+Ramirez claims Kavanaugh exposed himself to her and brushed his genitals against her.
+Also on Sunday, media-savvy sleazeball lawyer Michael Avenatti, who represents porn star Stormy Daniels, tweeted that he represents another woman who plans to accuse Kavanaugh of something.
+“I represent a woman with credible information regarding Judge Kavanaugh and Mark Judge.
+We will be demanding the opportunity to present testimony to the committee and will likewise be demanding that Judge and others be subpoenaed to testify,” Avenatti wrote on Twitter.
+“My client is not Deborah Ramirez.”
+Washington insiders still believe Kavanaugh will be confirmed, or at least they did before the two new accusers popped up.
+For example, at a Friday afternoon preview of upcoming cases in the Supreme Court’s approaching October term that was hosted by the Federalist Society, panelist Thomas C. Goldstein of the law firm of Goldstein & Russell predicted that the high court would have nine members again soon.
+“There is exactly a zero percent chance that [Senate Majority Leader] Mitch McConnell and Chuck Grassley will allow this thing to get past the lame-duck” congressional session after Election Day, said the co-founder of SCOTUSblog who has appeared before the Supreme Court many times.
+“I think we ought to recognize that.
+The prospect that the Democrats will take the Senate, albeit thin, is realistic, and so they will do whatever is necessary in order to make sure that there is a ninth member of the court there by the time a Democratic majority could take over in the Senate in January.”
+We’ll see soon enough if Goldstein’s prediction comes true.
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+Stop Appeasing the Democrats
+
+Bruce Thornton is a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center.
+From the playground to geopolitics, appeasing an aggressor invites only more aggression.
+This timeless truth of human nature is one that we moderns can’t seem to accept.
+We reflexively assume that a rational accommodation or concessions will be reciprocated by those proven to be ready to use any means necessary to achieve their aims, no matter how amoral, unfair, or vicious.
+Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearings for the Supreme Court illustrate that this false assumption leads only to more demands, and ultimately to defeat.
+The last-minute accusations from Christine Blasey Ford, a woman who claims that decades ago Kavanaugh groped her at a high school party, and Deborah Ramirez, who accused Kavanaugh of exposing himself to her at a frat party at Yale, are transparent acts of aggression against the judge and Republicans, one engineered by the Democrats.
+Senator Dianne Feinstein sat for months on Ford’s letter and then––just as the Dems did in 1991with Anita Hill’s charges of sexual harassment against Clarence Thomas’s during his hearings––released it only when Kavanaugh appeared to be heading for confirmation.
+Feinstein still hasn’t given the Judiciary Committee an unredacted copy of the letter.
+A few weeks after Ford went public, and after Kavanaugh said he had dairies from that summer detailing his whereabouts, The New Yorker published Ramirez’s account of a drunken party filled with obscene drinking games where he exposed himself to Ramirez.
+Given that the Democrats had made public in advance their intention to derail the hearings and confirmation by any means possible, the timing of both sexual assault charges reeks of premeditated contrivance intended to delay confirmation as long as possible.
+But in the face of this naked ploy to bork Kavanaugh and derail the confirmation process for partisan advantage, the Republicans seem to be reverting to their customary preemptive cringe.
+All the Dems have to do is squeal “sexism” and Republicans start negotiating and offering concessions.
+Of course, after each concession comes another demand.
+First the Dems demanded that Ford, a long-time Democrat activist, “be heard.” So last week the Chairman of Judiciary Committee, Chuck Grassley, granted another deadline extension for Ford to decide whether to testify before the Committee on Monday.
+Senator Dianne Feinstein calls these concessions “bullying deadlines.” As Feinstein put it, “Show some heart.
+Wait until Dr. Ford feels that she can come before the committee.” Ford doesn’t “feel” like she can testify on Monday because she’s afraid of flying, despite offers from the Committee to travel to her in California.
+Then she feared for her life because of death threats ––threats also made to Kavanaugh, his wife and two young daughters–– so she now demands enhanced security measures.
+The Committee caved and moved the date to Thursday.
+So of course, Grassley having been intimidated into giving Ford a chance to address the Committee, Ramirez and her handlers are now demanding the same privilege.
+“Creepy Lawyer” for porn star Stormy Daniels claims to represent a woman who also should be allowed to testify to the Senate Committee about Kavanaugh’s partying habits while at Yale.
+We’ll have to see whether Grassley can find the stomach to put an end to the farce of allowing unsubstantiated charges from Democrat activists to waste the Committee’s time.
+Ford and Dianne Feinstein also keep demanding an FBI investigation, even though no federal crime is being alleged, and any investigation 36 years after the offense is impossible.
+Ford can’t remember where and when the alleged assault took place, nor how she got to or went home from the party where it allegedly occurred.
+Her own details of the event don’t jibe (Four boys or three?
+One girl or two?).
+She told no one about the assault until 30 years later.
+A “lifelong friend” whom Ford claims was at the party has denied any knowledge of the it, and says she’s never met Kavanaugh.
+Another friend who reported that the school was abuzz with gossip about the attack (which apparently took place during summer break), retracted her statement.
+The two men Ford named as possible witnesses to the assault have contradicter her claims under oath.
+And the accused Judge Kavanaugh also under oath vehemently denies the charges.
+Given that 36 years have passed since the incident, and the accuser’s memory is so hazy and short on coherent details, the FBI has nothing to investigate.
+Ramirez’s charge is even flimsier.
+Here’s a catalogue from the Daily Wire:
+1.
+The New Yorker could not find a single witness who could put Kavanaugh at the alleged party.
+2.
+The New York Times could not find a single person who could corroborate Ramirez’s claims.
+3.
+The man accused of egging on Kavanaugh denied Ramirez's allegations and vouched for Kavanaugh’s character.
+4.
+A third person that Ramirez claimed was at the party says she was not there for the alleged incident.
+5.
+Ramirez contacted her former classmates, asking about the incident, and admitted she was not sure that Kavanaugh was the male who exposed himself.
+6.
+A woman who claims she was “best friends” with Ramirez says Ramirez never mentioned the story and initially said her friend's accusations against Kavanaugh might be “politically motivated.”
+7.
+Ramirez, just like Christine Blasey Ford, is a registered Democrat and is dedicated to leftist causes.
+8.
+Ramirez wasn’t even sure her memory was correct — until she spent six days going over it with her Democrat lawyer.
+9.
+Ramirez admits there are holes in her memory due to how much she drank at the party.
+10.
+People who knew Ramirez after her time at Yale say that she never once mentioned the incident — until Kavanaugh's nomination was pending.
+No law enforcement agency, let alone the FBI, would waste its time with an allegation of a crime decades in the past, and so patently incoherent and lacking in evidence.
+The “FBI investigation” is another delaying tactic.
+Ford has finally agreed to testify, set for Thursday for now.
+But it’s unclear whether Grassley has granted Ford any of her preposterous conditions for testifying: She will take questions from the Committee, but not from outside lawyers, who might not be as gentle as politicians with one eye on the polls.
+Only one camera can be in the room.
+Kavanaugh must testify first, a grotesque inversion of our bedrock principle that an accused has the right to confront his accuser’s charges.
+He can’t be in the room with her, apparently because she’s still traumatized and may start experiencing flashbacks.
+So much for “I am woman, hear me roar.”
+Grassley shouldn’t cave on these conditions.
+They all comprise the old tactic of serially escalating demands that cannot be satisfied in order to compel your enemy to give in.
+That Grassley and the Republicans would even participate in this absurd show trial is testimony to how deeply the progressive ideological narrative has burrowed into our social and political life.
+If Ford actually testifies on Thursday, or Ramirez is granted the same concession, nothing material will be gained.
+Her accusation will not be proved true or false.
+We will learn nothing about Kavanaugh that makes him any less eminently qualified for the Supreme Court, nothing that can add to the thousands of pages of documents already presented to the Committee, or the hundreds of hours of the judge’s testimony before rabid partisans and office-seekers.
+But vetting Kavanaugh’s qualifications isn’t the point.
+The point is to delay confirmation by slandering Kavanaugh and baiting the Republicans into appearing to abuse victims of sexual assault.
+Why?
+Facing his likely confirmation, the Dems, egged on by the mainstream media––especially The New Yorker, which published a story too badly sourced even for The New York Times–– are desperately attempting to obstruct and delay the process until after the midterm elections, when they hope they will retake the Senate and thus stop any more Constitutionalist judges from being confirmed to the Court for the rest of Trump’s term.
+The Democrats have stooped so low with these smears because they know the stakes.
+The courts and especially the Supreme Court have been critical to the progressives’ program since Woodrow Wilson.
+The biggest obstacle to the progressive dream of government controlled and managed by a technocratic oligarchy has been the Constitution.
+Its divided and balanced powers were designed precisely to rein in overreaching ambition and concentrations of power.
+Hence the Constitutional order must be subverted by the Supreme Court and its unaccountable justices enjoying lifelong tenure.
+But if Kavanaugh is confirmed, there will be five reliably Constitutionalist justices on the bench, who are unlikely to tolerate judicial usurpation of Congress’s law-making powers.
+That’s why this current nomination is a hill the Dems are willing to beclown themselves on.
+Given how obviously partisan and hypocritical this ploy is––doesn’t Keith Ellison’s accuser deserve to be heard and believed too?
+––why has Grassley so far allowed himself to be played by the Dems?
+Because Republicans fear the backlash from all those women voters who presumably agree with the fundamentalist feminists, and insist that every accusation of sexual assault, no matter how much it’s unsupported by corroborating evidence or even plausibility, must be believed.
+This contention itself is an expression of the radical feminist narrative of innate male feral sexuality that makes them sexual predators.
+The irony is that today’s feminists have been willing to sacrifice the earlier narrative of female power and agency that had been stifled by traditional views of the sexes and their capabilities.
+Instead, now women are Victorian hothouse flowers too delicate to make their way through their lives without the paternal federal government protecting them with its coercive power.
+Women have exchanged one form of dependence, and one double standard for another.
+The Dems are using Ford and Ramirez as part of the Democrats’ transparently dishonest delaying tactics because they know that most Republicans have accepted this duplicitous feminist narrative and fear challenging it.
+Especially after the recent spate of sexual assault charges––many of them true, some false, others contested–– politicians consider bucking the narrative to be as politically suicidal as proposing to reform Social Security and Medicare.
+It’s the new third rail of American politics, one that transcends party affiliation.
+Hence the widespread virtue-signaling on the part even of conservative writers who preface their comments about Ford and Ramirez with prologues full of truisms about how horrible sexual assault is, how its self-proclaimed victims “must be heard,” and how churlish and sexist it is to question the truth of any charge.
+Grown-ups know all that and don’t have to be reminded every time the subject arises.
+The Dems know that most Republicans come to this conflict with the huge disadvantage that results from accepting your opponent’s dubious ideology and dishonest narrative.
+The progressive party can dare the Republicans to ignore the endless specious demands, stop the show-trial, and proceed to a vote on Kavanaugh, because they know the Republicans, fearful of the “optics,” will cave.
+They know that the eleven male Republican Senators on the Judiciary Committee dread the #MeToo movement casting them as knuckle-dragging Neanderthal sexists who want to “silence” the accuser with their “cavalier treatment of a sexual assault survivor,” as one Ford lawyer has said.
+Republicans still don’t get that no amount of appeasement will stop the left from demonizing them anyway.
+Just ask Boy Scout Mitt Romney, who was savaged for his innocuous “binders full of women.”
+And don’t forget, the old sorta, kinda moderate Democrats like Feinstein and Chuck Schumer, who now have joined the crowd of trendoid socialists armed with torches and pitch-forks, will go along because they’re frightened of their party’s increasingly rabid left-wing base.
+What can we do to end these confirmation circuses?
+Just stop holding them.
+There’s nothing in the Constitution that says the Senate’s power to give “advice and consent” to the president regarding his nominee must entail days of televised hearings replete with caterwauling protestors and grandstanding Senators who’ve already made-up their minds.
+Invite written questions from the Senate, then schedule one day for the nominee to respond.
+Don’t put it on television, but make public a written transcript.
+Remove the television cameras, and attention-craving, politically ambitious Senators will be gone like a cool breeze.
+For now, Grassley needs to end this farce if Ford doesn’t show up on Thursday or continues to negotiate for more delays and concessions.
+No more concessions.
+No more delays.
+No more ceding control of the process to Democrat Party lawyers.
+Don’t give Ramirez the time of day.
+Hold the vote no later than Thursday, or Friday if Ford does show up.
+Make Senators go on the record with their votes, and hold them to account in November.
+Put to the test the Dems’ claims that a critical mass of women, many of them with sons they don’t want falsely accused, believes the fundamentalist feminist narrative and will vote accordingly.
+To borrow Churchill’s definition of appeasement, stop feeding the alligator in the hopes that you will be eaten last.
+For fifty years the Democrats have proven they will demonize conservatives as racist and sexist no matter how often they bow and scrape.
+How about acting on principle for a change and shoot the alligator.
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+Avenatti’s Freak Show
+
+On the eve of a historic Supreme Court confirmation hearing, two more women have materialized out of thin air to accuse President Trump’s high court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual improprieties – bringing the total number of accusers to four.
+Even more eleventh-hour character-assassination attempts may be coming given the enraged Left’s determination to prevent the judge’s ascent to the Supreme Court at all costs.
+Whether the claims are true is irrelevant to these people.
+Only the seriousness and luridness of the charges matter as they get aired over and over again in the 24-hour news cycle.
+They don’t care about the victims they create.
+Only the headlines.
+The new allegations surfaced yesterday as the Senate Judiciary Committee battens down the hatches for a hearing today to receive oral evidence from the first accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, 51, who claims Kavanaugh, 53, tried to rape her decades ago when he was a high school student.
+The third accuser is Julie Swetnick, a 55-year-old certified systems engineer, who on Wednesday claimed that in the early 1980s Kavanaugh and others spiked the drinks of young women at high school parties with intoxicants to clear the way for them to be gang-raped.
+Incredibly, Swetnick said in a sworn statement that she witnessed gang rapes at these parties but kept on attending them anyway.
+It gets weirder.
+Kavanaugh was a “mean drunk,” she stated.
+He drank excessively at these parties and would grind against girls and try to take their clothing of, she said.
+Swetnick claimed to have been gang-raped at one of these parties in 1982 as a result of consuming a spiked drink that contained “Quaaludes or something similar.” Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge were present at the party at which she was raped, she states, but she doesn’t accuse them of participating in it.
+In response, Kavanaugh labeled Swetnick's salacious allegations "ridiculous and from the Twilight Zone."
+"I don't know who this is and this never happened," the judicial nominee added.
+A CNBC summary describes Swetnick:
+A 1980 graduate of Gaithersburg High School in Maryland, she said she has held multiple clearances for work done at the Treasury Department, U.S. Mint, IRS, State Department and Justice Department, among other government agencies.
+Swetnick says in her affidavit that she saw Kavanaugh in the early 1980s "drink excessively at many" house parties in suburban Maryland.
+At the time, Kavanaugh and Judge were students at Georgetown Prep, a private Catholic all-boys school.
+She said Kavanaugh and Judge engaged in "abusive and physically aggressive behavior toward girls," which "included the fondling and groping of girls without their consent" and "not taking 'No' for an answer."
+Predictably, all 10 Democrat members of the Judiciary Committee urged President Trump to either "immediately withdraw the nomination or order an FBI investigation into all the allegations."
+There is no indication so far that the president will oblige them.
+To no one’s surprise, Trump’s legal tormentor, Stormy Daniels attorney Michael Avenatti, whom Tucker Carlson has dubbed “creepy porn lawyer,” is representing Swetnick.
+"There should be an immediate investigation" of Swetnick’s dramatic allegations, Avenatti said on MSNBC, "and there should be no rush to confirm him to the U.S. Supreme Court."
+The president slammed Avenatti.
+“Avenatti is a third rate lawyer who is good at making false accusations, like he did on me and like he is now doing on Judge Brett Kavanaugh[,]” Trump wrote on Twitter.
+“He is just looking for attention and doesn’t want people to look at his past record and relationships - a total low-life!”
+He rejected Swetnick’s allegations as “another beauty” and described Avenatti as a “con artist.”
+“All of a sudden, the hearings are over, and the rumors start coming out,” Trump said.
+“And then you this other con artist, Avenatti, come out with another beauty today."
+A fourth accuser popped up yesterday, Politico reports.
+According to an interview transcript released Wednesday night by the Senate Judiciary Committee:
+An anonymous woman wrote to Sen. Cory Gardner’s (R-Colo.) office on Sept. 22 alleging that the Supreme Court nominee shoved another woman “up against the wall very aggressively and sexually” in 1998 after leaving a bar where both had been drinking, the transcript states.
+Kavanaugh denied any involvement in the events alleged in that complaint, which was first reported by NBC.
+Depending on how you do the counting, there may even be a fifth and sixth accusation against Kavanaugh.
+The newspaper account continues:
+The transcript of Kavanaugh's Tuesday interview also cited another anonymous claim of sexual misconduct involving Kavanaugh, dating back to 1985 and sent to the office of Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.), which the judge also flatly denied to investigators.
+And GOP investigators said late Wednesday they received an additional anonymous claim of rape passed along by Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.).
+Accuser number two is Deborah Ramirez, 53, who went public with her claims in a New Yorker magazine article Sunday.
+Ramirez alleges she was assaulted by Kavanaugh at a drunken party decades ago at Yale College.
+She claims Kavanaugh exposed himself to her and brushed his genitals against her.
+If Kavanaugh isn’t on the bench Monday, the Supreme Court will be shorthanded as it begins hearing cases in its new term.
+It normally has a complement of nine justices but with Anthony Kennedy’s retirement July 31, which cleared the way for Kavanaugh’s nomination, there have been only eight justices.
+Roughly speaking there is a 4-to-4 liberal to conservative ideological split on the court.
+Democrats are trying to drag the confirmation process into the next Congress where they may seize control from Republicans.
+Election Day is November 6.
+The GOP currently controls the Senate, which has the final say on judicial nominations, by an uncomfortably close margin of 51 to 49.
+The proceedings Thursday are supposed to get underway at 10:00 a.m. Eastern time.
+Committee Republicans considered the political optics and didn’t relish the prospect of their all-male team of 11 senators questioning a woman so they hired sex-crimes prosecutor Rachel Mitchell of Maricopa County, Arizona, to ask the questions at what promises to be a highly-watched hearing.
+Democrats predictably freaked out at the decision to have a woman lead the questioning since their primary objective here is to embarrass and discredit Kavanaugh and other Republicans, not get at the truth.
+“It is going against everything I’ve seen for 44 years," huffed committee member Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.).
+"They’re not following normal procedure."
+As expected, at today’s hearing Kavanaugh will firmly rebut the increasingly outrageous claims being leveled at him.
+According to prepared testimony provided to The Hill newspaper, he will say:
+I categorically and unequivocally deny the allegation against me by Dr. Ford.
+I never had any sexual or physical encounter of any kind with Dr. Ford.
+I am not questioning that Dr. Ford may have been sexually assaulted by some person in some place at some time.
+But I have never done that to her or to anyone.
+Kavanaugh added: "I am innocent of this charge."
+Not surprisingly Ford’s prepared testimony also found its way to reporters.
+“I am here today not because I want to be,” Ford says in her opening statement.
+“I am terrified.
+I am here because I believe it is my civic duty to tell you what happened to me while Brett Kavanaugh and I were in high school.”
+She describes the nominee as “Brett Kavanaugh, the boy who sexually assaulted me,” and claims “Brett’s assault on me drastically altered my life,” but at the same time acknowledges “Brett did not rape me.”
+Given that Kavanaugh has already passed six incredibly intrusive FBI investigations, odds are Ford is lying or suffering from some kind of psychological disorder such as false memory syndrome.
+Many commentators have drawn parallels between Ford and Anita Hill, who in 1991 accused then-Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas of sexual improprieties.
+Both women are college professors.
+Both claim to have reluctantly been drawn into confirmation battles.
+Ford claims to be a victim of attempted rape; Hill claims to have been a victim of sexual harassment in the workplace.
+Only left-wingers and feminists like Maureen Dowd still believe Hill, now an utterly undistinguished politically correct scholar who discredited herself by –among other things— following her then-boss Thomas as his subordinate when he switched jobs.
+An abused person wouldn’t do that.
+But all the lies about Thomas at what he described as a “high-tech lynching for uppity blacks” had an effect.
+In the end, the Senate barely approved his nomination 52 to 48 on October 15, 1991.
+With all the mud Democrats have been slinging at Kavanaugh, he would be thrilled to be approved by a margin as wide as 52 to 48.
+Conservatives need to remember that the purpose of the Left’s frenzied, demagogic assault is to damage the nominee, and by extension, the president who nominated him.
+If they can derail Kavanaugh’s nomination, that is an added bonus.
+The Left’s attacks on Kavanaugh in the #MeToo era are working, a USA Today article suggests:
+Disapproval for Kavanaugh … is at an unprecedented level for a Supreme Court nominee amid the allegations against him, according to a new USA TODAY/Ipsos Public Affairs Poll.
+Those surveyed said by 40 percent to 31 percent that the Senate shouldn't vote to approve his nomination, the first time a plurality of Americans have opposed a Supreme Court nominee since polling on the issue began.
+The case against confirming Kavanaugh may be somewhere between weak and non-existent, but the constant repetition of the unsupported allegations in the Trump-hating media is clearly taking its toll on the nominee.
+That said, the Senate Judiciary Committee is tentatively scheduled to vote on the nomination Friday at 9:30 a.m.
+"If we're ready to vote, we will vote,” Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) tweeted Tuesday at 6:46 p.m. “If we aren't ready, we won't.”
+Obviously, a lot is riding on the confirmation.
+“We're watching a period where what we have to understand is this is about raw power," former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) said Tuesday.
+"And if the Left can stop Kavanaugh we will not get another conservative justice in our lifetime on the Supreme Court."
+President Trump quoted the nation’s most prominent conservative radio host as he urged GOP senators to get onboard Tuesday:
+“Rush Limbaugh to Republicans: ‘You can kiss the MIDTERMS goodbye if you don’t get highly qualified Kavanaugh approved.’”
+Trump is right.
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+Viganò Doubles Down, Accuses Francis of Losing Sight of Christ
+
+Archbishop Viganò has released a new, powerful statement necessitated by the peculiar reaction of Pope Francis to the Aug 22 Testimony.
+Many thanks to our friends at LifeSiteNews, especially Diane Montagna, for the following translation and release of the follow-up testimony from arguably the most courageous prelate in the Church today—Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò.
+The former Apostolic Nuncio to the United States has, as they say, doubled down.
+Far from backing-away and making excuses for his early actions, as we’ve all become so accustomed to seeing in these rare cases where a hierarch breaks ranks, Archbishop Viganò is digging in with a 4-page bombshell that restates his initial accusations of abuse cover-up against Francis and other powerful members of the hierarchy, and even concludes with a suggestion that Francis is beginning to act as a “substitute of our Lord.”
+Read the Archbishop’s words for yourselves and note well the ring of truth that resonates in every sentence.
+This is clearly the testimony of an honest man who has only the good of the Church in his heart—a modern-day Athanasius standing against something so much worse than Liberius.
+Friends, let us pray for Archbishop Viganò.
+He is standing alone now, and not only against the most dangerous pontificate in history, but also the forces of hell itself—forces which will do all in their power to silence this voice crying in the wilderness.
+Make no mistake about this: Archbishop Viganò is fighting for the very survival of the human element of the Catholic Church.
+He is standing against corrupt men in high places who cannot be trusted to do what is best for souls, for the Catholic faithful or indeed for Holy Mother Church herself.
+The enemy is not only at the gates but has now made their way to the thrones of power and the seats of the Apostles.
+God help us.
+It goes without saying that we here at The Remnant not only stand with Viganò but we thank God for him every day, we pray the Rosary for him every day, and wish him every blessing and heavenly consolation as he undergoes this passion for the sake of the Master he serves so well.
+God bless you, Your Excellency, and Mary keep you.
+We are with you!
+MJM
+_________________________________
+Tit.
+Archbishop of Ulpiana
+Apostolic Nuncio
+Scio Cui credidi
+(2 Tim 1:12)
+Before starting my writing, I would first of all like to give thanks and glory to God the Father for every situation and trial that He has prepared and will prepare for me during my life.
+As a priest and bishop of the holy Church, spouse of Christ, I am called like every baptized person to bear witness to the truth.
+By the gift of the Spirit who sustains me with joy on the path that I am called to travel, I intend to do so until the end of my days.
+Our only Lord has addressed also to me the invitation, “Follow me!”, and I intend to follow him with the help of his grace until the end of my days.
+“As long as I have life, I will sing to the Lord,
+I will sing praise to my God while I have being.
+May my song be pleasing to him;
+For I rejoice in the Lord.”
+(Psalm 103:33-34)
+*****
+It has been a month since I offered my testimony, solely for the good of the Church, regarding what occurred at the audience with Pope Francis on June 23, 2013 and regarding certain matters I was given to know in the assignments entrusted to me at the Secretariat of State and in Washington, in relation to those who bear responsibility for covering up the crimes committed by the former archbishop of that capital.
+My decision to reveal those grave facts was for me the most painful and serious decision that I have ever made in my life.
+I made it after long reflection and prayer, during months of profound suffering and anguish, during a crescendo of continual news of terrible events, with thousands of innocent victims destroyed and the vocations and lives of young priests and religious disturbed.
+The silence of the pastors who could have provided a remedy and prevented new victims became increasingly indefensible, a devastating crime for the Church.
+Well aware of the enormous consequences that my testimony could have, because what I was about to reveal involved the successor of Peter himself, I nonetheless chose to speak in order to protect the Church, and I declare with a clear conscience before God that my testimony is true.
+Christ died for the Church, and Peter, Servus servorum Dei, is the first one called to serve the spouse of Christ.
+Certainly, some of the facts that I was to reveal were covered by the pontifical secret that I had promised to observe and that I had faithfully observed from the beginning of my service to the Holy See.
+But the purpose of any secret, including the pontifical secret, is to protect the Church from her enemies, not to cover up and become complicit in crimes committed by some of her members.
+I was a witness, not by my choice, of shocking facts and, as the Catechism of the Catholic Church states (par.
+2491), the seal of secrecy is not binding when very grave harm can be avoided only by divulging the truth.
+Only the seal of confession could have justified my silence.
+Neither the pope, nor any of the cardinals in Rome have denied the facts I asserted in my testimony.
+“Qui tacet consentit” surely applies here, for if they deny my testimony, they have only to say so, and provide documentation to support that denial.
+How can one avoid concluding that the reason they do not provide the documentation is that they know it confirms my testimony?
+The center of my testimony was that since at least June 23, 2013, the pope knew from me how perverse and evil McCarrick was in his intentions and actions, and instead of taking the measures that every good pastor would have taken, the pope made McCarrick one of his principal agents in governing the Church, in regard to the United States, the Curia, and even China, as we are seeing these days with great concern and anxiety for that martyr Church.
+Now, the pope’s reply to my testimony was: “I will not say a word!” But then, contradicting himself, he has compared his silence to that of Jesus in Nazareth and before Pilate, and compared me to the great accuser, Satan, who sows scandal and division in the Church — though without ever uttering my name.
+If he had said: “Viganò lied,” he would have challenged my credibility while trying to affirm his own.
+In so doing he would have intensified the demand of the people of God and the world for the documentation needed to determine who has told the truth.
+Instead, he put in place a subtle slander against me — slander being an offense he has often compared to the gravity of murder.
+Indeed, he did it repeatedly, in the context of the celebration of the most Holy Sacrament, the Eucharist, where he runs no risk of being challenged by journalists.
+When he did speak to journalists, he asked them to exercise their professional maturity and draw their own conclusions.
+But how can journalists discover and know the truth if those directly involved with a matter refuse to answer any questions or to release any documents?
+The pope’s unwillingness to respond to my charges and his deafness to the appeals by the faithful for accountability are hardly consistent with his calls for transparency and bridge building.
+Moreover, the pope’s cover-up of McCarrick was clearly not an isolated mistake.
+Many more instances have recently been documented in the press, showing that Pope Francis has defended homosexual clergy who committed serious sexual abuses against minors or adults.
+These include his role in the case of Fr.
+Julio Grassi in Buenos Aires, his reinstatement of Fr.
+Mauro Inzoli after Pope Benedict had removed him from ministry (until he went to prison, at which point Pope Francis laicized him), and his halting of the investigation of sex abuse allegations against Cardinal Cormac Murphy O’Connor.
+In the meantime, a delegation of the USCCB, headed by its president Cardinal DiNardo, went to Rome asking for a Vatican investigation into McCarrick.
+Cardinal DiNardo and the other prelates should tell the Church in America and in the world: did the pope refuse to carry out a Vatican investigation into McCarrick’s crimes and of those responsible for covering them up?
+The faithful deserve to know.
+I would like to make a special appeal to Cardinal Ouellet, because as nuncio I always worked in great harmony with him, and I have always had great esteem and affection towards him.
+He will remember when, at the end of my mission in Washington, he received me at his apartment in Rome in the evening for a long conversation.
+At the beginning of Pope Francis’ pontificate, he had maintained his dignity, as he had shown with courage when he was Archbishop of Québec.
+Later, however, when his work as prefect of the Congregation for Bishops was being undermined because recommendations for episcopal appointments were being passed directly to Pope Francis by two homosexual “friends” of his dicastery, bypassing the Cardinal, he gave up.
+His long article in L’Osservatore Romano, in which he came out in favor of the more controversial aspects of Amoris Laetitia, represents his surrender.
+Your Eminence, before I left for Washington, you were the one who told me of Pope Benedict’s sanctions on McCarrick.
+You have at your complete disposal key documents incriminating McCarrick and many in the curia for their cover-ups.
+Your Eminence, I urge you to bear witness to the truth.
+*****
+Finally, I wish to encourage you, dear faithful, my brothers and sisters in Christ: never be despondent!
+Make your own the act of faith and complete confidence in Christ Jesus, our Savior, of Saint Paul in his second Letter to Timothy, Scio cui credidi, which I choose as my episcopal motto.
+This is a time of repentance, of conversion, of prayers, of grace, to prepare the Church, the bride of the Lamb, ready to fight and win with Mary the battle against the old dragon.
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+MSM Using Kavanaugh Sex Scandal to Distract You From Real Reason He Shouldn’t Be Confirmed
+
+In July, President Donald Trump nominated D.C.
+Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
+Since then, there have been numerous allegations of sexual misconduct levied toward the Justice to be.
+Whether or not he is guilty of these allegations is left to be determined.
+However, it does serve as a great distraction from his actual constitution-hating and tyrannical tendencies.
+While Kavanaugh may be an ostensible supporter of the Second Amendment, his record indicates that he all but cannot stand the Fourth and he’s not that big a fan of the First either.
+While the allegations against Kavanaugh should certainly be investigated — no matter how they are being spun by the left and the right — he shouldn’t even be in this position based solely on his previous record.
+But no one is talking about this.
+Instead, the left and right are involved in a mudslinging orgy of victim shaming and kangaroo courts.
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+According to this Supreme Court nominee, he thinks it is just fine and dandy for police and government to track you, spy on you, and dig through your personal life — without a warrant.
+On multiple occasions, Kavanaugh has been the lone voice when it comes supporting the state’s rights to warrantlessly spy on its citizens.
+As Reason points out, in 2010 he dissented from the D.C. Circuit’s decision not to rehear a case in which a three-judge panel had ruled that police violated a suspected drug dealer’s Fourth Amendment rights when they tracked his movements for a month by attaching a GPS device to his car without a warrant.
+Kavanaugh claimed that putting a GPS tracking device on a person’s car without first obtaining a warrant was just fine because it didn’t constitute a “search” as defined by the Fourth Amendment.
+To Kavanaugh, bypassing the courts and tracking an individual without their consent is “constitutional.” In this line of thinking, the Fourth Amendment is not violated even if police trespass on someone’s physical property, or track someone’s cell phone.
+Luckily, he was the only judge on the panel to think this.
+In June, the Supreme Court ruled specifically on this case noting that collecting such information actually does constitute a search and therefore requires a warrant.
+But it gets worse.
+In 2015, Kavanaugh issued a statement strongly defending the NSA’s phone metadata collection program, arguing that it is “entirely consistent with the Fourth Amendment.” To Kavanaugh, sweeping programs that collect information from innocent citizens’ phones are not in conflict with having the right to be free from unlawful search and seizure.
+Seriously.
+According to Kavanaugh, the Fourth Amendment allows for searches “without individualized suspicion” when the government demonstrates a “special need” that “outweighs the intrusion on individual liberty.”
+Exactly what this “special need” is that can constitute a Gestapo like police state surveilling its own citizens is a moving target that has already been proven to be abused over and over again.
+“The sacrifice of our personal liberty for security is and will forever be a false choice,” Senator Rand Paul said of Kavanaugh’s views on the disposable nature of the constitution.
+Kavanaugh “has no qualms about applying decades-old case law to the digital age, and he has endorsed the idea of a “counterterrorism exception” to the Fourth Amendment’s warrant requirement,” said Liza Goitein, co-director of the Brennan Center for Justice’s Liberty and National Security Program.
+While the left is calling for Kavanaugh to be executed over the sex abuse allegations and the right is attacking the alleged victims, others in Congress who see through the facade and media distraction are trying to draw attention to the fact that Kavanaugh is a champion of the police and surveillance state and an enemy to privacy.
+Representative Justin Amash does not have a vote on whether or not Kavanaugh will be appointed.
+However, this hasn’t prevented him from becoming the only Republican to speak out against the real reasons he should not be appointed to Supreme Court.
+“Privacy advocates must fight,” Amash tweeted.
+“There are many potential nominees with a conservative record on abortion, guns, and regulations.
+The only question is will the Senate confirm one who is really bad on the #4thAmendment, when so much is at stake in upcoming digital privacy battles.”
+Indeed, as technology increases, so does the desire of the state to use it to spy on us.
+The cases headed to the supreme court in the future over what constitutes an unconstitutional search will undoubtedly be vast in number and detrimental in deciding how much freedom and privacy Americans get to keep.
+As for if Kavanaugh gets appointed, Amash has some harsh words to those who are blindly supporting him based on party lines:
+“When Kavanaugh is on the Supreme Court, undermining our #4thAmendment right against unreasonable searches and seizures, it will be too late for others to join me.”
+Below is a video taken at the Mises Institute of Judge Napolitano explaining the implications of this enemy of the Fourth Amendment on the Supreme Court.
+Judge Andrew #Napolitano on Brett #Kavanaugh and the #PatriotAct At Mises University, Judge Andrew Napolitano breaks down some of the troubling parts of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's legal career.
+https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-courts/cadc/15-5307/15-5307-2015-11-20.htmlLong story short, #Kavanaugh is not a friend to civil liberties or the Constitution.
+He helped to uphold the UnConstitutional Patriot Act which of course paved the way for the Indefinte Detention provisions of the NDAA.
+Auburn, Alabama; 16 July 2018.
+Link to entire video: https://youtu.be/1uTR3qNW70w#StoptheNDAA Posted by People Against the NDAA on Tuesday, September 25, 2018
+Article posted with permission from The Free Thought Project
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+Senator Lindsey Graham Unleashes Firestorm At Democrat Senators For "Most Unethical Sham" Since He's Been In Politics
+
+I'm not a fan of Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), and he's my senator, but I have to tell you that he was right on point on Thursday when he berated Senate Democrats in their relentless assault on Judge Brett Kavanaugh while at the same time believing every word of Dr. Christine Ford without any evidence.
+In fact, all of the evidence and all of the witnesses to date, including Dr. Ford's friend, whom she claims was in the same house that the attack occurred refute her claims.
+When Graham had his time to speak, he said what many of us thought should have been said.
+After Kavanaugh unleashed his own refutation of the charges and blasted Democrats for their attacks on him, near the closing of the hearing, Graham finally said what everyone had been waiting on and said it with passion.
+"What you want to do is destroy this guy's life, hold this seat open, and hope you win in 2020," Graham blasted Democrat Senators on the committee.
+Sen. Lindsey Graham to committee Democrats: "This is the most unethical sham since I've been in politics...Boy, y'all want power.
+Boy, I hope you never get it.
+I hope the American people can see through this sham, that you knew about it and you held it."
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+Graham continued, "Would you say you've been through hell?"
+Kavanaugh responded, "I've been through hell and then some."
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+Kavanaugh's Nomination Saved?
+
+Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s outstanding performance at yesterday’s evidentiary hearing featuring attempted rape accuser Christine Blasey Ford may have revived his embattled nomination for the highest court in America.
+The meeting of the Senate Judiciary Committee showed the underhanded tactics employed by the Left against Judge Kavanaugh.
+The nominee and Republican senators used the opportunity to attack desperate Democrats for their efforts at character assassination.
+President Trump was delighted.
+“Judge Kavanaugh showed America exactly why I nominated him[,]” President Trump tweeted at 6:46 p.m. after the hearing wrapped up.
+“His testimony was powerful, honest, and riveting.
+Democrats’ search and destroy strategy is disgraceful and this process has been a total sham and effort to delay, obstruct, and resist.
+The Senate must vote!”
+Ford, who claims Kavanaugh tried to rape her decades ago when he was a high school student, appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee for several hours Thursday.
+Kavanaugh testified separately after Ford’s testimony concluded.
+Kavanaugh stole the show.
+The judge forcefully stood up for himself as his voice trembled with righteous indignation, calling out Democratic senators for plotting against him.
+The behavior of several of the Democratic members of this committee at my hearing a few weeks ago was an embarrassment.
+But at least it was just a good old-fashioned attempt at Borking.
+Those efforts didn't work.
+When I did at least okay enough at the hearings that it looked like I might actually get confirmed, a new tactic was needed.
+Some of you were lying in wait and had it ready.
+This first allegation was held in secret for weeks by a Democratic member of this committee, and by staff.
+It would be needed only if you couldn't take me out on the merits.
+When it was needed, this allegation was unleashed and publicly deployed over Dr. Ford's wishes.
+And then, and then as no doubt was expected, if not planned, came a long series of false last-minute smears designed to scare me and drive me out of the process before any hearing occurred.
+Afraid of their own shadows, committee Republicans didn’t relish the prospect of their all-male team of 11 senators questioning a woman so they hired sex-crimes prosecutor Rachel Mitchell of Maricopa County, Arizona, to examine Ford.
+Opinions differ widely on how Mitchell performed.
+She tiptoed around the alleged sexual assault itself, instead focusing on process-related questions, presumably in an effort to show undecided senators how Ford and her handlers have been unfairly manipulating the process.
+In much of her testimony, Ford came across as presentable and seemingly credible, though vague and sometimes evasive, her ridiculous overall story notwithstanding.
+Ford did well enough that during the break between her testimony and Kavanaugh’s, commentators on Fox News such as Brit Hume and Andrew Napolitano were openly musing about the nominee withdrawing, opinions that were sharply reversed after the nominee completed his testimony hours later.
+It’s not that Mitchell did a bad job creating an inventory of the irregularities in the process and of the odd behavior of Ford and her lawyers.
+She could do little else.
+She had many restrictions placed upon her and was only allowed to question Ford for minutes at a time before surrendering the floor to the next committee Democrat.
+As commentator Sean Davis tweeted:
+“Hard to do much else when the witness conveniently has no corroborating evidence, no memory of any verifiable facts of what happened, and everyone she says was present at the alleged incident--even her best friend--has denied it.”
+Nonetheless, Mitchell’s questioning came across at times as perfunctory, leading many observers to conclude that Republicans threw away a valuable opportunity by using her as a stand-in.
+She failed to lay a glove on a witness whose implausible, internally contradictory story cried out for vigorous cross-examination.
+In the end the too-deferential, easygoing Mitchell failed to provide much, if anything, in the way of evidence against Ford or in favor of Kavanaugh.
+Whether her work will bring over fence-sitting senators to Kavanaugh’s side remains to be seen.
+Like other Democrats, Sen. Mazie Hirono of Hawaii tried to help Ford, lobbing her softballs.
+After saying she thought she knew what Mitchell was trying to get at in her questions, the senator said, “so I'll just ask you very plainly, Dr. Ford, is there a political motivation for your coming forward with your account of the assault by Brett Kavanaugh?”
+“No, and I'd like to reiterate that again, I was trying to get the information to you while there was still a list of other what looked like equally-qualified candidates,” Ford replied.
+When Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) asked Ford “with what degree of certainty do you believe Brett Kavanaugh assaulted you?” Ford replied, “one hundred percent.”
+Strangely, Ford has a bad long-term memory and a bad short-term memory.
+She doesn’t know when or where the alleged incident took place, yet she is “one hundred percent” certain it was Kavanaugh who attacked her.
+At the outset of the hearing, Grassley provided an overview of what Kavanaugh had gone through –including the Democrats’ sordid behavior— since President Trump announced the judge’s nomination on July 9.
+As part of the confirmation process, Kavanaugh endured his sixth background investigation since 1993.
+“Nowhere in any of these six FBI reports, which committee investigators have reviewed on a bipartisan basis, was there a whiff of any issue – any issue at all related in any way to inappropriate sexual behavior,” Grassley said.
+Ford shared her allegations in a letter to the committee’s ranking member, Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), in the summer.
+The letter remained secret from July 30 through until September 13 when he first learned about it, the chairman said.
+Instead of sharing the letter with the committee, Feinstein did nothing.
+Before the hearing, Kavanaugh met privately with 65 senators, including Feinstein, who didn’t ask him about the allegations when she met with him in August.
+The committee held a four-day public hearing from September 4 to September 7 during which Kavanaugh testified for more than 32 hours in public.
+Feinstein didn’t attend it, Grassley said.
+Kavanaugh answered almost 1,300 written questions senators submitted after the hearing.
+That is “more than all prior Supreme Court nominees,” he said.
+“Throughout this period, we did not know about the ranking member's secret evidence.
+Then, only at an 11th hour, on the eve of Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation vote, did the ranking member refer the allegations to the FBI.
+And then, sadly, the allegations were leaked to the press.”
+“Every step of the way the Democratic side refused to participate in what should have been a bipartisan investigation,” Grassley said.
+After Ford’s identity became public, Grassley’s staff “contacted all the individuals she said attended the 1982 party described in the Washington Post article,” he said.
+Kavanaugh “immediately submitted to an interview under penalty of felony for any knowingly false statements.
+He denied the allegations categorically.”
+“Democratic staff was invited to participate and could have asked any questions they wanted to, but they declined.
+Which leads me then to wonder: If they're really concerned with going to the truth, why wouldn't you want to talk to the accused?”
+Grassley said his staff contacted the other individuals who allegedly attended the party at which the conduct Ford complained of allegedly took place: Mark Judge, Patrick Smyth, and Leland Keyser.
+“All three submitted statements to the Senate under – under penalty of felony, denying any knowledge of the events described by Dr. Ford.
+Dr. Ford's lifelong friend, Dr. – Miss Keyser, stated she doesn't know Judge Kavanaugh and doesn't recall ever attending a party with him.”
+Grassley said his staff repeatedly sought to interview Ford over the past 11 days, “even volunteering to fly to California to take her testimony, but her attorneys refused to prevent – present her allegations to Congress.”
+“Consistent with their stated desires to obstruct Kavanaugh's nomination” by any means possible, “pushed for FBI investigations into the allegations.”
+“We've been trying to investigate other allegations,” Grassley said.
+“At this time, we have not had cooperation from attorneys representing other clients, and they have made no attempt to substantiate their claims.”
+Attorneys for new Kavanaugh accusers Deborah Ramirez and Julie Swetnick have been approached by committee staff on eight and six occasions, respectively, Grassley said.
+“Neither attorney has made their clients available for interview.
+The committee can't do an investigation if attorneys are stonewalling.”
+With his performance at the hearing, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), who is frequently a target of conservatives for going rogue on important issues, partly redeemed himself in the eyes of many conservatives.
+While questioning Kavanaugh, Graham lambasted the confirmation process the judge has been put through, calling it “the most unethical sham since I've been in politics.”
+Lashing out at Democrats, Graham said, “If you wanted an FBI investigation, you could have come to us.
+What you want to do is destroy this guy's life, hold this seat open and hope you win in 2020.”
+“Boy, you all want power,” he shouted.
+“God, I hope you never get it.
+I hope the American people can see through this sham.”
+Graham warned fellow GOPers about voting against the nomination.
+“To my Republican colleagues, if you vote no, you're legitimizing the most despicable thing I have seen in my time in politics.
+You want this seat?
+I hope you never get it.”
+Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) attacked Democrats, blaming them for the “circus atmosphere that has been created” since they first Ford's allegations to the media “two weeks ago, after sitting on them for six weeks.” This “has brought us the worst in our politics.”
+“It certainly has brought us no closer to the truth,” Hatch added.
+“Anonymous letters with no name and no return address are now being treated as national news.” Taking a shot at Stormy Daniels attorney Michael Avenatti, Hatch said “porn star lawyers with facially implausible claims are driving the news cycle.”
+“I hate to say this, but this is worse than Robert Bork, and I didn't think it could get any worse than that.
+This is worse than Clarence Thomas.
+I didn't think it could get any worse than that.
+This is a national disgrace, the way you're being treated.”
+The Senate Judiciary Committee is scheduled to vote on the nomination today at 9:30 a.m.
+Asked last night about the nomination moving to the floor of the Senate for a final vote, Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) reportedly answered, "Depends on what happens tomorrow."
+Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) is planning a procedural vote on Saturday to formally move to the nomination, followed by a potential confirmation vote by the full Senate as soon as Tuesday, Politico reports.
+A handful of Democrat senators, including the perpetually vulnerable red-state senator, Joe Manchin of West Virginia, are reportedly considering voting to confirm Kavanaugh when the nomination goes before the full Senate.
+If Kavanaugh isn’t on the bench Monday, the Supreme Court will be shorthanded as it begins hearing cases in its new term.
+It normally has a complement of nine justices but with Anthony Kennedy’s retirement July 31, which cleared the way for Kavanaugh’s nomination, there have been only eight justices.
+Roughly speaking there is a 4-to-4 liberal to conservative ideological split on the court.
+Democrats are trying to drag the confirmation process into the next Congress where they hope to seize control from Republicans.
+Election Day is November 6.
+The GOP currently controls the Senate, which has the final say on judicial nominations, by an uncomfortably close margin of 51 to 49.
+The confirmation drama continues.
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+Senate Judiciary Committee Vote To Send Kavanaugh Nomination To The Floor
+
+The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 11-10 along party lines to advance the nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh out of committee to the Senate floor for a vote.
+Of course, RINO Senator Jeff Flake (R-AZ) wanted to side with Senate Democrats in pushing for a FBI investigation into unsubstantiated allegations against Kavanaugh.
+Outgoing Flake, and good riddance, said that he sided with his colleagues in having a "limited time and scope" investigation by the FBI into the allegations against Kavanaugh.
+Flake said that he believed it would be proper to delay the floor vote to allow the FBI to conduct an investigation "limited in time" to no more than one week.
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+"This country is being ripped apart here, and we've got to make sure we do due diligence," Flake said.
+He added that he would be more "comfortable" with an FBI investigation.
+Comfort?
+What about Judge Kavanaugh's comfort in being put through the ringer without a shred of evidence, Senator Flake?
+It's a good thing he'll be leaving the Senate.
+Perhaps Arizona will put someone in that actually has a spine rather than living up to Senator Flake's name.
+Why that investigation is needed is unclear since all the people Dr. Christine Ford named to be at the alleged house where the alleged attack took place all categorically denied the attack took place, including Ford's girl friend.
+The committee also voted against Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) and his motion to subpoena Mark Judge before the committee.
+While Democrats appeared stunned, specifically self-professed sexual assaulter Cory Booker and Kamila Harris, that they were in the minority and couldn't control things despite eight years under the Obama regime where Republicans were subjected to far worse, the vote carried and Kavanaugh will be voted on in the US Senate.
+Article posted with permission from The Washington Standard
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+I'll Say What Kavanaugh Wouldn't: Christine Ford Was Part Of The Political Hit On Him & Here's The Audio Evidence
+
+On Thursday, following the hearings where Dr. Christine Ford provided testimony under oath without any evidence at all of a 36-year-old alleged sexual attack by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge, Kavanaugh denied the allegations and blasted Senate Democrats for their involvement in ruining his good name.
+However, when asked by Senator Cory Booker whether or not Kavanaugh thought Ford was part of what Kavanaugh referred to as a "political hit" against him, Kavanaugh rightly steered clear of a public relations disaster.
+However, I am willing to say would he would not: Of course, she was part of it!
+I don't say this lightly.
+There are many things that we heard from Ford on Thursday that indicate there is more going on than she was willing to say.
+Clearly, Ford has been outed as a radical political activist who promotes baby murder and other unlawful actions.
+However, her story didn't exactly lend credibility except with Democrat members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, one of which has openly professed to sexual assault.
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+However, Ford claims she never authorized her July letter to Senator Feinstein to be made public and yet, it was.
+She didn't seem distraught over that.
+She wasn't angry it was made public.
+Why?
+She knew it would be made public.
+Ricki Seidman, a Democratic operative and former Clinton White House official who is now an advisor to Mrs. Ford, said in July (at roughly the same time as the letter was submitted) that she predicted a "strategy" forming to destroy Brett Kavanaugh.
+She suggested a “strategy will emerge” to destroy Trump's nomination for the Supreme Court in a conference call with the American Constitution Society in July.
+“I do think that over the coming days and weeks there will be a strategy that will emerge, and I think it’s possible that strategy might ultimately defeat the nominee,” Seidman said in audio that was recorded by the Republican National Committee’s War Room.
+“And whether or not it ultimately defeats the nominee it will, I think, help people understand why it’s so important that they vote.”
+If you think Mrs. Ford is ignorant of this considering her father works for the Central Intelligence Agency and her prior criminal political activism, then you aren't thinking clearly.
+Ford obviously has mental issues and that was on display on Thursday during her testimony.
+She clearly tried to present herself as a victim while she accused Kavanaugh of sexual assault with absolutely no evidence.
+Kavanaugh even responded by pointing out that even her friends said they don't recall such an incident and had literally hundreds of people commend his character as the direct opposite of what Ford claims.
+As I've said before, I don't support Kavanaugh's appointment to the Supreme Court on the grounds of lack of constitutional rulings, but that attack on him was orchestrated, it was political and Ford was a part of it.
+It's wrong.
+Ford didn't even think to act, according to her testimony, until Kavanaugh was on the short list, but did she go to local law enforcement?
+Nope.
+She went to her US Democrat representative, Senator Dianne Feinstein and The Washington Post.
+If that is not political, I don't know what is.
+Ford is not seeking justice nor is she seeking to do her "civic duty."
+She is seeking to slander a man's character for something she cannot prove that she claims happened over 36 years ago.
+Kavanaugh's nomination was passed out of committee on Friday and will go to the Senate floor for a confirmation vote.
+For a quick run down of the political hit on Kavanaugh, take a look at this short synopsis by Paul Joseph Watson.
+Article posted with permission from The Washington Standard
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+President Trump Orders FBI Investigation Into Kavanaugh Following Democrat Temper Tantrum
+
+Thought Judge Brett Kavanaugh has been through at least 6 FBI background checks, because of Senate Democrat temper tantrums and RINO Republican Senator Jeff Flake's desire to have another FBI investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct by Kavanaugh with zero evidence, President Trump succumbed to the pressure and issued an executive order on Friday that authorizes another FBI background check into Kavanaugh.
+“I’ve ordered the FBI to conduct a supplemental investigation to update Judge Kavanaugh’s file.
+As the Senate has requested, this update must be limited in scope and completed in less than one week,” the president said in a statement.
+The scope and one-week limitations were what Senator Jeff Flake proposed just prior to the vote that passed the Kavanaugh nomination out of committee and to the Senate for a vote on his confirmation.
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+The statement came just a day after Senate Democrats continued their smear of Kavanaugh by declaring they believed Dr. Christine Ford's allegations against him while at the same time obviously not believing his denial of the allegations.
+On top of that, there has been zero evidence submitted to the committee that Ford's allegations are true.
+In fact, everything submitted has refuted her claims, from sworn statements by those she claims were there to Kavanaugh's calendar to character statements by dozens of women who have known him since high school to those he has worked with in DC.
+All of the people named by Ford have already submitted statements that they have no memory of the event ever occurring, including a female friend of hers at the time.
+Two of those named have stated that they will cooperate with the FBI.
+“I will cooperate with any law enforcement agency that is assigned to confidentially investigate these allegations,” Kavanaugh friend Mark Judge said.
+“My client, Patrick J. Smyth, is happy to cooperate fully with this FBI investigation,” said attorney Eric B. Bruce.
+Kavanaugh also said he would be cooperating as he has in the past.
+“Throughout this process, I’ve been interviewed by the FBI, I’ve done a number of ‘background’ calls directly with the Senate, and yesterday, I answered questions under oath about every topic the Senators and their counsel asked me," Kavanaugh said in a statement that was released by the White House.
+"I’ve done everything they have requested and will continue to cooperate."
+Well, Senator Flake has given the Democrats what they wanted and you can bet that they are still going to vote pretty much on party lines concerning Kavanaugh.
+Now, President Trump has gone along with it.
+My guess is that one of two things will occur with the FBI investigation: (1) Absolutely nothing will be found, and this will have been a huge waste of time or (2) look for this thing to expand and the need will arise to make this more of a circus than it already is, which will dwarf anything Clarence Thomas had to face from the slanderous accusations of Anita Hill.
+Remember, whether you like Judge Kavanaugh or not, this has been nothing but a political hit.
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+Dina Powell, a Valerie Jarrett/Huma Abedin Pal, Should Not Be UN Ambassador
+
+President Trump came in promising to drain the swamp.
+Dina Powell is the swamp.
+You can see her out there at the Clinton Global Initiative, next to Samantha Power, palling around with Valerie Jarrett or Huma Abedin.
+Dina Habib Powell was an influential figure in the Bush administration.
+The Egyptian-American immigrant had served as a gatekeeper for George W. Bush.
+If you wanted a job, you went through her.
+Barely 30, Habib Powell had more power than many of the big Bush era names you do know.
+Then she took on the mission of promoting America to the Muslim world at the State Department.
+There were cultural exchanges with Iran and money for Lebanon and the Palestinian Authority.
+Afterward it was off to make millions through philanthropy at the Goldman Sachs Foundation.
+Habib Powell had all the right friends.
+Like Valerie Jarrett.
+Arianna Huffington praised the White House for bringing her in.
+Her ex-husband heads up Teneo Strategy: the organization created by the same man who made the Clinton Foundation happen and which employed Huma Abedin.
+You could see her posing next to Huma, Arianna and a Saudi princess.
+You can see her photographed at the American Task Force of Palestine gala.
+The ATFP was originally Rashid Khalidi’s American Committee on Jerusalem.
+Khalidi was the former PLO spokesman at the center of the Obama tape scandal.
+And Habib Powell was there as a presenter at the Middle East Institute after a speech by the PLO’s Hanan Ashrawi.
+Unlike McFarland, Habib Powell had no national security background.
+But though her parents were Christians, she had the “right” views on Islam.
+In Egypt, she had described how Bush after September 11 had, “visited a mosque, took off his shoes and paid his respects.” "I see the president talk of Islam as a religion of peace, I see him host an iftar every year.” Habib Powell had attended such an iftar dinner.
+Habib Powell has been described as the Republican Huma Abedin.
+And she was quoted as saying that Abedin “feels a deep responsibility to encourage more mutual understanding between her beliefs and culture and American culture.”
+And Powell has been on cheerful terms with at least one Obama unmasker.
+And with Clintonworld people.
+In 2015, Dina Powell – President Donald Trump’s Deputy National Security Adviser in 2017 – sat down with far left-wing United Nations Ambassador Samantha Power for an interview.
+In that interview, Powell heaped effusive praise upon Power and can be seen nodding in agreement throughout.
+Power was a senior adviser to President Barack Obama.
+At the time, Powell – an executive with Goldman Sachs – was pushing a pet project known as 10,000 women, which is ostensibly intended to foster female entrepreneurship.
+When Powell was at Goldman Sachs, her right-hand woman in the 10,000 Women program was Noa Meyer.
+Perhaps not so coincidentally, Meyer worked in the Bill Clinton administration’s speech-writing office of then first-lady Hillary Clinton.
+Powell herself, is very comfortable with Hillary Clinton.
+In 2013, she shared a stage with Hillary at the Clinton Global Initiative.
+In 2007, Powell was named to the Board of a Hillary Clinton project known as ‘Vital Voices’,another women-centric operation that touts Global Ambassadorial missions for women.
+On June 14, 2016 Powell participated in a Summit known as the United State of Women(USW), which meshed nicely with her pet project.
+USW was also rife with angry left-wing Democrats seeking to get Hillary Clinton elected in 2016.
+In fact, Barack Obama’s closest adviser Valerie Jarrett introduced Powell, who returned the introduction with effusive praise for Jarrett.
+The ex-Goldman Sachs executive has befriended Obama’s closest adviser, Valerie Jarrett.
+She is also very cozy with Hillary Clinton’s closest advisers Huma Abedin and Philippe Reines.
+Now there's once again talk of moving Dina Powell in.
+This time into Nikki Halley's old spot as UN Ambassador.
+The talk comes from the GOP establishment.
+Powell should not be at the NSC, where she replaced K.T.
+McFarland, who was qualified for the job, at the behest of H.R.
+McMaster.
+But every job for Powell is a stepping stone to the next one.
+And the one she has her eyes on now would be an even bigger disaster.
+Making Dina Powell the US Ambassador to the UN would quickly undo all the progress that Haley made.
+Before long the US would be right back in the Human Rights Council, there would be moves in favor of the PLO, and the same old failed politics would be back.
+Haley sent a message that UN members will be punished if they push the US around.
+Powell would swiftly undo that.
+Dina Powell would have been a Jeb Bush appointee.
+Appointing her to the UN would give Trump, Jeb Bush's policies.
+You don't drain the swamp by appointing the swamp.
+And Powell is one of the worst swamp creatures in D.C.
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+Why White House Leaker Dina Habib Powell “McMaster’s Huma Abedin” Should Not Be UN Ambassador
+
+The rumor that Dina Habib Powell is the top candidate to replace outgoing U.S.
+Ambassador Nikki Haley comes is devastating.
+One hopes the rumor mill is wrong.
+Longtime Geller Report readers have suffered Powell for well over a decade.
+Dina Habib Powell is a deep part of the Republican establishment.
+She is part of the swamp, part of the willfully ignorant McMaster crowd that clearly opposed Trump’s agenda.
+Back in 2017, she resigned her post of Deputy National Security Adviser NSC under Islamic apologist H. R. McMaster, whose failed views she shared.
+McMaster subscribed to the Obama view that Islamic terrorism has nothing to do with Islam, despite the numerous Islamic texts and teachings that incite Muslims to wage war against unbelievers.
+McMaster went so far as to claim that devout jihadis were “irreligious.”
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+McMaster forced out superb K.T.
+McFarland from her role as Deputy National Security Advisor and inserted Dina Habib-Powell, former Bush gatekeeper whose pals included Huma Abedin and Valerie Jarrett.
+When President Trump finally replaced national security adviser H.R.
+McMaster with John Bolton, it was the much-needed correction to the failed incoherent foreign policy of the Obama era.
+Why would President Trump go back to there?
+Needless to say, the Never Trumpers are.
+When visiting Egypt, Habib-Powell had assured the locals of how Bush, after September 11, “visited a mosque, took off his shoes and paid his respects.” “I see the president talk of Islam as a religion of peace, I see him host an iftar every year,” she gushed.
+K.T.
+McFarland had written that “Global Islamist jihad is at war with all of Western civilization.” It’s not hard to see why McMaster pushed out McFarland and elevated Habib-Powell.
+Habib-Powell had attended the Iftar dinner with members of Muslim Brotherhood front groups.
+You can see her photographed at the American Task Force of Palestine gala.
+The ATFP was originally Rashid Khalidi’s American Committee on Jerusalem.
+She was there as a presenter at the Middle East Institute after a speech by Hanan Ashrawi.
+Her achievements under Bush included cultural exchanges with Iran, as well as cash for the Palestinian Authority and for Lebanon after the Hezbollah war with Israel.
+While President Trump fights to restrict Muslim immigration, at his side is the woman who had once bragged onCNN, “Over 90% of student visas are now issued in under a week, and that is in the Middle East.” (CFP)
+Is it any wonder Habib Powell was a major White House source of the negative leaks to the enemedia?
+Two separate National Security Council sources have confirmed that National Security Advisor H. R. McMaster and Deputy National Security Advisor Dina Powell have been leaking negative material about President Donald J. Trump to their allies in the anti-Trump media,
+Daniel Greenfield said this about Dina Habib Powell: “The media dubbed her the Republican Huma Abedin.
+She’s been one of the most powerful women in two Republican administrations.
+She’s friends with Valerie Jarrett….Habib Powell had all the right friends.
+Like Valerie Jarrett.
+Arianna Huffington praised the White House for bringing her in.
+Her ex-husband heads up Teneo Strategy: the organization created by the same man who made the Clinton Foundation happen and which employed Huma Abedin.
+You could see her posing next to Huma, Arianna and a Saudi princess.
+You can see her photographed at the American Task Force of Palestine gala.
+The ATFP was originally Rashid Khalidi’s American Committee on Jerusalem.
+Khalidi was the former PLO spokesman at the center of the Obama tape scandal.
+And Habib Powell was there as a presenter at the Middle East Institute after a speech by the PLO’s Hanan Ashrawi….Dina Habib Powell is a deep part of the Republican establishment.
+Her top role at the NSC represents McMaster’s vision for our approach to Islam.
+And it’s an echo of the failed approach of the Bush years.
+Flynn made the NSC into a tool that matched Trump’s vision.
+McMaster is remaking it to match Jeb Bush’s vision.”
+Powell has close ties to the Clintons.
+Breitbart:
+1 – When she served as president of the Goldman Sachs Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the Wall Street giant, Powell repeatedly partnered with the Clinton Global Initiative for a globalist women’s project that served as the centerpiece of Goldman’s foundation.
+2 – Powell’s organization joined with the Clinton Global Initiative for globalist giving projects.
+3 – Powell’s Goldman Sachs fund directly donated to the controversial Clinton Foundation.
+4 – Powell’s Goldman Sachs group worked with Hillary Clinton’s State Department in a project announced by Clinton.
+5 – Powell was a featured speaker at a Clinton Global Initiative event alongside Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton’s former campaign chief, John Podesta.
+On May 11, 2009, Powell was one of ten speakers at a Clinton Global Initiative event co-sponsored with the Economist titled, “Global Challenges, Corporate Solutions: Creating Value for Business and Society.” Other speakers included Bill Clinton and Clinton’s former chief of staff, John Podesta, who at the time was president and chief executive officer of the George Soros-financed Center for American Progress and co-chairman of the Obama White House transition team.
+Podesta would later become chairman of Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.
+Powell also served as a panelist at the second annual Women in the World Summit in 2011, which was keynoted by Hillary Clinton.
+The summit was launched by longtime Clinton ally Tina Brown, who also founded the Daily Beast, where Powell was a contributor.
+6 – There are crossover connections between employees paid by Powell’s 10,000 Women and the Clintons.
+7 – Powell served on a global group alongside Hillary Clinton.
+8 – In coming to Goldman Sachs, Powell joined a firm that has long been deeply tied to the Clintons.
+Dina Powell is everything that was wrong with the Bush administration.
+Back in 2005
+Ambassador Nancy Powell, America’s representative in Pakistan, refused to allow the distribution in Pakistan of wanted posters, matchbooks, and other items advertising America’s $25 million reward for information leading to the capture of Mr. bin Laden and other Al Qaeda leaders.
+Instead, thousands of matchbooks, posters, and other material – printed at taxpayer expense and translated into Urdu, Pashto, and other local languages – remained “impounded” on American Embassy grounds from 2002 to 2004, according to Rep. Mark Kirk, Republican of Illinois.
+While the American government was engaged in a number of “black” or covert intelligence activities to locate Al Qaeda leaders, Mr. Kirk said, the “white” or public efforts – which have succeeded in the past in leading to the capture of wanted terrorists – were effectively shut down in the months following the September 11 attacks.
+Mr. Kirk discovered Ms. Powell’s unusual order in January 2004 and, over the past year, launched a series of behind-the-scenes moves that culminated in a blunt conversation with President Bush aboard Air Force One, the removal of the ambassador, and congressional approval for reinvigorating the hunt for Mr. bin Laden.
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+Dina Habib Powell: "Not Interested" In Replacing Nikki Haley As Ambassador To The UN
+
+Former Deputy National Security Advisor for Strategy Dina Habia Powell is rumored to be among the top candidates to replace outgoing United Nations ambassador Nikki Haley after her resignation earlier this week.
+However, it's being reported that Powell is "not interested" in the post, which is a good thing for Americans.
+Powell is on the short list of Trump's considerations to fill the position.
+Others on the list include Richard Grenell, the US ambassador to Germany, who previously served as a spokesman for the US Mission to the UN, and Kelly Craft, the US ambassador to Canada.
+First, Politico reports:
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+Powell, who returned to Goldman in a senior role after leaving her job as President Donald Trump’s deputy national security adviser, is said to be strongly considering the job but also weighing family concerns.
+Powell already lives in New York, where the U.N. is based, but has young children and left the administration in part to spend more time with family.
+She is also said to be happy in her job at Goldman.
+Born in Egypt and raised in the United States, Powell is well liked by Trump as well as the president’s daughter Ivanka and son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
+But she is already coming under criticism from some conservatives on social media who maintain that Powell is a “globalist” not closely enough aligned with Trump’s “America first” approach to foreign policy.
+Trump on Tuesday described Powell as a “person I would consider” when asked about her possible nomination.
+“She is under consideration.
+We have, actually, many names,” he said.
+However, according to Bloomberg, Powell isn't interested in the position.
+She says she is just fine at Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
+Goldman Sachs Group Inc. partner Dina Powell has told some colleagues that she’s leaning against leaving the firm to rejoin the Trump administration as ambassador to the United Nations, according to two people familiar with the matter.
+President Donald Trump has called Powell about the job twice, first on Sunday -- before current United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley announced her resignation -- and again on Wednesday, the people said.
+He made it clear that he’s interested in the idea of appointing Powell to the position, they said, though he has also talked to other candidates.
+Powell is not only a partner at Goldman Sachs, which has a sordid history of its own, but also worked in the George W. Bush administration.
+As for her ties with Goldman Sachs, Breitbart reported the following:
+1 – When she served as president of the Goldman Sachs Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the Wall Street giant, Powell repeatedly partnered with the Clinton Global Initiative for a globalist women’s project that served as the centerpiece of Goldman’s foundation.
+2 – Powell’s organization joined with the Clinton Global Initiative for globalist giving projects.
+3 – Powell’s Goldman Sachs fund directly donated to the controversial Clinton Foundation.
+4 – Powell’s Goldman Sachs group worked with Hillary Clinton’s State Department in a project announced by Clinton.
+5 – Powell was a featured speaker at a Clinton Global Initiative event alongside Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton’s former campaign chief, John Podesta.
+6 – There are crossover connections between employees paid by Powell’s 10,000 Women and the Clintons.
+7 – Powell served on a global group alongside Hillary Clinton.
+8 – In coming to Goldman Sachs, Powell joined a firm that has long been deeply tied to the Clintons.
+Daniel Greenfield wrote about Dina Habib Powell:
+“The media dubbed her the Republican Huma Abedin.
+She’s been one of the most powerful women in two Republican administrations.
+She’s friends with Valerie Jarrett….Habib Powell had all the right friends.
+Like Valerie Jarrett.
+Arianna Huffington praised the White House for bringing her in.
+Her ex-husband heads up Teneo Strategy: the organization created by the same man who made the Clinton Foundation happen and which employed Huma Abedin.
+You could see her posing next to Huma, Arianna and a Saudi princess.
+You can see her photographed at the American Task Force of Palestine gala.
+The ATFP was originally Rashid Khalidi’s American Committee on Jerusalem.
+Khalidi was the former PLO spokesman at the center of the Obama tape scandal.
+And Habib Powell was there as a presenter at the Middle East Institute after a speech by the PLO’s Hanan Ashrawi….Dina Habib Powell is a deep part of the Republican establishment.
+Her top role at the NSC represents McMaster’s vision for our approach to Islam.
+And it’s an echo of the failed approach of the Bush years.
+Flynn made the NSC into a tool that matched Trump’s vision.
+McMaster is remaking it to match Jeb Bush’s vision.”
+Greenfield also adds:
+When visiting Egypt, Habib-Powell had assured the locals of how Bush, after September 11, “visited a mosque, took off his shoes and paid his respects.” “I see the president talk of Islam as a religion of peace, I see him host an iftar every year,” she gushed.
+K.T.
+McFarland had written that “Global Islamist jihad is at war with all of Western civilization.” It’s not hard to see why McMaster pushed out McFarland and elevated Habib-Powell.
+Habib-Powell had attended the Iftar dinner with members of Muslim Brotherhood front groups.
+You can see her photographed at the American Task Force of Palestine gala.
+The ATFP was originally Rashid Khalidi’s American Committee on Jerusalem.
+She was there as a presenter at the Middle East Institute after a speech by Hanan Ashrawi.
+Her achievements under Bush included cultural exchanges with Iran, as well as cash for the Palestinian Authority and for Lebanon after the Hezbollah war with Israel.
+While President Trump fights to restrict Muslim immigration, at his side is the woman who had once bragged on CNN, “Over 90% of student visas are now issued in under a week, and that is in the Middle East.”
+Pamela Geller also pointed out why Powell should not be the UN ambassador.
+Dina Habib Powell is a deep part of the Republican establishment.
+She is part of the swamp, part of the willfully ignorant McMaster crowd that clearly opposed Trump’s agenda.
+Back in 2017, she resigned her post of Deputy National Security Adviser NSC under Islamic apologist H. R. McMaster, whose failed views she shared.
+McMaster subscribed to the Obama view that Islamic terrorism has nothing to do with Islam, despite the numerous Islamic texts and teachings that incite Muslims to wage war against unbelievers.
+McMaster went so far as to claim that devout jihadis were “irreligious.” McMaster forced out superb K.T.
+McFarland from her role as Deputy National Security Advisor and inserted Dina Habib-Powell, former Bush gatekeeper whose pals included Huma Abedin and Valerie Jarrett.
+Again, and I have asked this before, how do you fight the Deep State by putting Deep State operatives in these positions?
+How do you drain the swamp by adding to it?
+The answer is clear: You don't.
+This would actually be the perfect time for Trump not to appoint an ambassador to the UN and call for the US to exit the anti-American organization and demand Congress stop funding it and evict the UN from US soil, but I'm not holding my breath.
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+No sign of breakthrough after Pompeo meets with Saudi rulers over missing journalist
+
+WASHINGTON — On an emergency mission to resolve a diplomatic crisis, Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo held delicate talks Tuesday with the rulers of Saudi Arabia amid growing suspicions that a Virginia-based Saudi columnist was killed on their orders.
+Pompeo did not report any progress following a day of meetings in Riyadh with Saudi King Salman and his powerful son, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the country’s de facto ruler.
+President Donald Trump on Monday ordered Pompeo to rush to the desert kingdom to try to determine the fate of the missing journalist, Jamal Khashoggi, and the diplomat quickly hopped a plane.
+In his meetings, Pompeo conveyed “U.S.
+concern” about Khashoggi’s disappearance two weeks ago, the State Department said, and stressed “the importance of a thorough, transparent, and timely investigation.”
+The talks were “direct and candid,” State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said.
+Pompeo reminded his hosts that despite the numerous bilateral issues the two governments share, determining Khashoggi’s fate was the urgent purpose of this trip, she said.
+Khashoggi, a prominent critic of the autocratic Saudi leadership, was last seen entering the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, Turkey, on Oct. 2, where he was seeking papers to marry his fiancée.
+Turkish media reports, based in part on apparent audio recordings, have said Khashoggi was beaten to death and then dismembered in the building.
+A 15-member Saudi military team had entered the consulate with a bone saw shortly before Khashoggi arrived, and flew out of the country soon after, the reports said.
+Saudi officials insisted that Khashoggi left the consulate but have provided no video or other evidence.
+They have denied any responsibility for his disappearance.
+Hoping to stem a growing furor, Trump on Monday suggested “rogue killers,” not the Saudi royal family, may have carried out the murder.
+Critics quickly said that Trump was providing an excuse for the Saudi leaders, and participating in a cover-up.
+That seemed to set the stage for Saudi officials to find a way to explain away the alleged shocking death.
+They floated the idea later Monday of claiming that Khashoggi, who wrote opinion pieces for the Washington Post and Arab media, was accidentally killed in an interrogation gone awry inside the consulate — supposedly without the approval of the king or crown prince.
+Publicly, Pompeo and his hosts looked calm and friendly when they met Tuesday in Riyadh.
+At one point, as they greeted each other, Prince Mohammed noted the two countries were important allies.
+“Absolutely,” Pompeo said, smiling.
+The United States long guaranteed Saudi security in exchange for a steady supply of oil.
+Those ties have frayed even as the Trump administration has embraced the Saudi rulers as a crucial regional ally in efforts to constrain Iran and to craft a peace plan between Israel and the Palestinians.
+The current crisis has put those broader goals at risk, and the White House has scrambled to find a face-saving solution for the Saudi rulers.
+Trump has said he would impose “severe” punishment if proof emerges that Saudi rulers sanctioned Khashoggi’s murder, but he has not said what that would entail.
+He has ruled out cancelling or suspending billions of dollars in arms deals with the oil-rich country.
+Many members of Congress have demanded the White House take tougher actions, including punitive sanctions on Saudi rulers.
+But Congress has taken no action on its own.
+— Tracy Wilkinson
+Los Angeles Times
+———
+©2018 Los Angeles Times, Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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+Pompeo offers defense for Saudi rulers as Trump administration strategy shifts in Khashoggi case
+
+WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo expressed confidence Wednesday that the Saudi government could be trusted to investigate the disappearance and suspected murder of a U.S.-based Saudi journalist in a Saudi diplomatic facility in Turkey — despite the likelihood that senior Saudi officials were involved.
+Speaking in Ankara, Turkey, Pompeo offered that support hours after President Donald Trump had mounted an even stronger defense for the Saudi rulers, saying, “Here we go again with you’re guilty until proven innocent.”
+Together they appeared to signal a shift in White House strategy — earlier this week Trump had warned Saudi rulers could face “severe punishment” — and suggested the administration has decided to help its most important ally in the Arab world defuse an international crisis over the fate of Jamal Khashoggi.
+The dissident journalist, who lived in Virginia, vanished Oct. 2 after he entered the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, Turkey.
+Neither Trump nor his top diplomat offered any new facts or insights in the case.
+But unless authorities recover his body or other conclusive evidence of his death, the mystery may remain unsolved.
+Pompeo wrapped up two days of emergency talks in the region — first with Saudi King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Riyadh, and then with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara — and headed back to Washington on Wednesday.
+Turkish officials have described — but have not released — what they say are audio and video recordings that show the 60-year-old contributor to the Washington Post opinion pages was interrogated, tortured and killed by Saudi intelligence officers inside the consulate.
+Turkish officials say Khashoggi’s body was cut up with a bone saw, then taken out of the building.
+Turkish crime scene investigators and forensic specialists were allowed to search for evidence in the Saudi consulate and a nearby residence on Tuesday.
+Erdogan later complained that the interior walls had been repainted in recent days.
+On his flight from Riyadh to Ankara, Pompeo reiterated his confidence that the Saudi government would conduct a “thorough, complete, and transparent investigation,” adding that they will “show the entire world” the results.
+He said Saudi leaders made a commitment “to hold anyone connected to any wrongdoing that may be found accountable for that, whether they are a senior officer or official.” He said they made “no exceptions,” including presumably members of the royal family.
+Asked if the Saudis had informed him whether Khashoggi was alive or dead, Pompeo said, “I don’t want to talk about any of the facts.
+They didn’t want to either, in that they want to have the opportunity to complete this investigation in a thorough way.”
+Asked if he believed the Saudi rulers’ repeated denial of complicity, Pompeo said he was reserving judgment.
+“I think that’s — I think that’s — I think that’s a reasonable thing to do, to give them that opportunity,” Pompeo said, “(and then) we’ll all get to evaluate the work that they do.”
+Pompeo refused to discuss possible consequences for those found responsible for Khashoggi’s disappearance, reiterating at least three times the “importance of the investigation.”
+Later Wednesday, Pompeo said during a refueling stopover in Brussels that Erdogan had informed him the Saudis were cooperating with the Turkish investigation “after a couple of delays.”
+Turkish officials “seemed pretty confident the Saudis will permit them to do things they need to do to complete” the investigation, Pompeo told reporters traveling with him.
+In a sign that the administration is looking to help Saudi Arabia get out of its dilemma, Pompeo urged Americans to be mindful of the extensive energy, economic and security ties between Riyadh and Washington, including efforts against what he called the world’s largest supporter of terrorism, Iran.
+“The Saudis have been great partners in working alongside us on these issues,” Pompeo said.
+“We need to make sure we are mindful of that as we approach decisions” on whether to impose sanctions or take other punitive steps against Riyadh, as many in Congress and elsewhere have urged.
+Critics questioned whether the Saudi rulers, who preside over an authoritarian regime that allows little opposition, can be relied on to conduct a credible probe into Khashoggi’s fate — especially without decisive pressure from their close ally, the Trump administration.
+Saudi leaders for two weeks denied knowing anything about the Khashoggi case.
+On Monday, they began floating a scenario — initially adopted by Trump — that blamed the murder inside the consulate on “rogue killers,” and then suggested the writer was accidentally killed during an interrogation that went awry.
+Analysts familiar with the desert kingdom said it was likely Saudi leaders were hoping the scandal would blow over and that they could wait it out.
+“We received commitments that they would complete this (investigation), and I am counting on them to do that,” Pompeo said.
+“They gave me their word.”
+— Tracy Wilkinson
+Los Angeles Times
+———
+©2018 Los Angeles Times, Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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+Trump threatens military closure at US border to stop migrants
+
+Personal Liberty Poll Exercise your right to vote.
+President Donald Trump said he’ll mobilize the U.S. military to close the border with Mexico to stop an “assault” on the nation by a caravan of migrants from Central America, according to a report by Bloomberg.com.
+Trump, who ran in 2016 promising to tighten U.S. immigration laws and stanch the inflow of undocumented migrants, has called for cutting off foreign aid to Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador if they don’t stop the migrants.
+He claimed Thursday — without providing evidence — that Democrats are backing the human movement to bolster their case for “open borders and existing weak laws.”
+“In addition to stopping all payments to these countries, which seem to have almost no control over their population, I must, in the strongest of terms, ask Mexico to stop this onslaught — and if unable to do so I will call up the U.S. Military and CLOSE OUR SOUTHERN BORDER!” Trump said on Twitter.
+Days ago the president threatened to withhold American aid from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador if the flow of immigrants wasn’t stopped.
+This prompted the Honduran Foreign Ministry to urge its citizens not to join the group, according to Reuters.
+Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernandez said in a public address on Tuesday evening some Hondurans in the caravan had already returned home and the government was preparing to support them.
+He did not specify how many had turned back.
+Still, the caravan had grown to about 4,000 people today.
+NBC News reported that many of those in the caravan are unaccompanied children.
+Mexico is said to have deployed 500 additional federal police to its border with Guatemala in anticipation of the caravan’s arrival.
+On Wednesday, Congressman Matt Gaeetz said video footage shows Honduran women and children were being given cash to join the caravan.
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+In first public rebuke by the White House, Mnuchin pulls out of Saudi investment conference to protest Khashoggi case
+
+WASHINGTON — Treasury Secretary Steven T. Mnuchin said Thursday he was pulling out of a major Saudi investment conference, known as Davos in the Desert, in the first public rebuke by the White House of the Saudi regime over the disappearance and suspected murder of a dissident Saudi journalist who lived in Virginia.
+Trade and finance ministers from Britain, France, Holland and other countries, the head of the International Monetary Fund, as well as CEOs of multiple major companies already had withdrawn in protest, and Mnuchin was under growing pressure to add his name to the list.
+Mnuchin tweeted the decision after meeting with President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo at the White House.
+Pompeo later told reporters that he had urged the president to give the Saudi government “a few more days” to explain what happened to Jamal Khashoggi, who vanished after he entered the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, Turkey, on Oct. 2.
+Turkish authorities and media have said audio recordings show that Khashoggi was tortured and beheaded inside the consulate, although the recordings have not been released.
+Khashoggi wrote opinion columns for the Washington Post critical of the Saudi royal family.
+Saudi King Salman and his son, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the country’s de facto ruler, have denied to both Trump and Pompeo any knowledge of the alleged murder or having ordered it.
+Pompeo returned Wednesday night from meetings with Saudi and Turkish leaders in Riyadh and Ankara and went to the White House Thursday morning to brief Trump, who has come under mounting pressure from Congress and rights groups to punish Saudi Arabia.
+Pompeo said the Saudis “understand the serious nature” of Khashoggi’s disappearance, and would conduct a thorough and “timely” investigation.
+Their findings, Pompeo said, “will be transparent for everyone to see, to ask questions about, to inquire with respect to its thoroughness.”
+He said he told the president “that we ought to give them a few more days to complete that so that we too have a complete understanding of the facts” before making decisions on how the U.S. should respond.
+Turkey is conducting its own probe, and Pompeo said those results will also be taken into consideration.
+He again stressed the importance of Saudi Arabia as a strategic ally, in a relationship, he noted, that dates back more than 80 years.
+The administration’s reluctance to condemn the Saudi government has fueled criticism from Democrats and Republicans in Congress, from diplomats and from even some corporations that long have profited from close relations with the Saudi royal family.
+“We just are going to allow the process to move forward, allow the facts to unfold,” Pompeo said.
+“And as they unfold, as we make a determination for ourselves about what happened there, based on the facts that are presented to us, the United States will determine what the appropriate response might be.”
+— Tracy Wilkinson
+Los Angeles Times
+———
+©2018 Los Angeles Times, Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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+As Honduran Caravan Reaches The Border, Trump Threatens To Send In The Military
+
+President Donald Trump has threatened to send the military to the United States’ southern border with Mexico to stop a caravan of illegal immigrants coming from Honduras.
+As of now, the migrant caravan has grown in size to over 4,000 people.
+“I must, in the strongest of terms, ask Mexico to stop this onslaught – and if unable to do so I will call up the U.S. Military and CLOSE OUR SOUTHERN BORDER!” Trump wrote of the caravan in a series of tweets on Twitter.
+….In addition to stopping all payments to these countries, which seem to have almost no control over their population, I must, in the strongest of terms, ask Mexico to stop this onslaught – and if unable to do so I will call up the U.S. Military and CLOSE OUR SOUTHERN BORDER!..
+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 18, 2018
+According to Breitbart, the caravan of migrants that began in Honduras has grown to several thousand people after passing into Guatemala as it heads for the Mexican border.
+Other Hondurans are leaving the country to join the caravan of illegal immigrants attempting to illegally enter the United States against president Trump’s wishes.
+I am watching the Democrat Party led (because they want Open Borders and existing weak laws) assault on our country by Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, whose leaders are doing little to stop this large flow of people, INCLUDING MANY CRIMINALS, from entering Mexico to U.S….. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 18, 2018
+Trump also threatened to stop all federal foreign aid payments to Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador if the countries failed to block the flow of illegal immigrants and blamed Democrats for rejecting a reform of immigration laws allowing them to claim asylum.
+He also claimed that the caravan included criminals.
+Trump appeared willing to end his new trade deal with Mexico as well if the caravan was not stopped.
+….The assault on our country at our Southern Border, including the Criminal elements and DRUGS pouring in, is far more important to me, as President, than Trade or the USMCA.
+Hopefully Mexico will stop this onslaught at their Northern Border.
+All Democrats fault for weak laws!
+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 18, 2018
+According to NBC News, the caravan has increased in size to over 4,000.
+The media outlet also reported that the Mexican government has sent 500 additional federal police to its border with Guatemala in anticipation of their arrival, according to U.S. government documents obtained by NBC News.
+Part of the caravan, which has split into two groups, is approaching the Mexico-Guatemala border amid a surge in border crossings on the U.S.-Mexico border.
+In September, U.S. Border Patrol agents apprehended more than 41,400 undocumented immigrants, up from 37,544 in August, according to numbers not yet released publicly but obtained by NBC News.
+The Washington Post reported Wednesday that the numbers of families and children traveling on their own surged to record levels in September.
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+Trump Threatens To Send Military To Block Honduran Migrant Caravan
+
+This is the second time a caravan of migrants have gotten together and seem intent on pushing towards and across the US/Mexico border.
+As a result of the news, President Donald Trump has threatened to send the military to the border to block them.
+Reuters reports on the caravan.
+More Honduran migrants tried to join a caravan of several thousand trekking through Guatemala on Wednesday, defying calls by authorities not to make the journey after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to cut off regional aid in reprisal.
+The caravan has been growing steadily since it left the violent Honduran city of San Pedro Sula on Saturday.
+The migrants hope to reach Mexico and then cross its northern border with the United States, to seek refuge from endemic violence and poverty in Central America.
+Several thousand people are now part of the caravan, according to a Reuters witness traveling with the group in Guatemala, where men women and children on foot and riding in trucks filled a road on their long journey to Mexico.
+In a series of tweets on Thursday, President Trump said the right things.
+I am watching the Democrat Party led (because they want Open Borders and existing weak laws) assault on our country by Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, whose leaders are doing little to stop this large flow of people, INCLUDING MANY CRIMINALS, from entering Mexico to U.S..... take our poll - story continues below Will the Democrats try to impeach President Trump now that they control the House?
+Will the Democrats try to impeach President Trump now that they control the House?
+Will the Democrats try to impeach President Trump now that they control the House?
+* Yes, they will try.
+No, they won't try.
+If they do, they'll regret it in 2020.
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+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 18, 2018
+....In addition to stopping all payments to these countries, which seem to have almost no control over their population, I must, in the strongest of terms, ask Mexico to stop this onslaught - and if unable to do so I will call up the U.S. Military and CLOSE OUR SOUTHERN BORDER!..
+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 18, 2018
+....The assault on our country at our Southern Border, including the Criminal elements and DRUGS pouring in, is far more important to me, as President, than Trade or the USMCA.
+Hopefully Mexico will stop this onslaught at their Northern Border.
+All Democrats fault for weak laws!
+— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 18, 2018
+“I must, in the strongest of terms, ask Mexico to stop this onslaught – and if unable to do so I will call up the U.S. Military and CLOSE OUR SOUTHERN BORDER!” Trump wrote on Twitter.
+“Hopefully Mexico will stop this onslaught at their Northern Border,” he added.
+“All Democrats fault for weak laws!”
+Not only did Trump threaten to send the military to the border, but he also threatened to stop all federal payments to Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador if they didn't block the caravan.
+The obvious question I have is: Why are you not stopping those payments now, Mr. President?
+They are unconstitutional and neither Congress nor you have the authority to give American's money to these countries.
+Trump also seemed ready to back out on his new trade deal, which is hardly a deal for the US, with Mexico if they failed to stop the caravan.
+He then pointed out that many who cross the border are criminals and are coming to engage in criminal activity.
+In fact, every single migrant who crosses over into our country will more than likely commit at least 28 crimes in order to present themselves as legal.
+“The assault on our country at our Southern Border, including the Criminal elements and DRUGS pouring in, is far more important to me, as President, than Trade or the USMCA,” he wrote.
+The USMCA is a disaster and should be done away with without this threat of a caravan of migrants.
+We'll see if these countries stop the migrants or if it continues to the border.
+If they make it here and Trump does nothing but arrest them and put them through the system rather than simply turning them away, then you know the words are empty and hollow.
+Time will tell what will take place.
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+Nimesh Patel Stand-Up Routine Cut Short Due To Uncomfortable Jokes
+
+Nimesh Patel, a comedian known for being the first Indian-American writer for Saturday Night Live, had his stand-up routine at cultureSHOCK cut short earlier tonight due to uncomfortable jokes.
+cultureSHOCK, an event hosted by the Asian American Alliance, is a charity performance showcase that aims to provide a space to celebrate Asian American expression.
+Patel was one of the main events promoted beforehand.
+However, his jokes quickly progressed to uncomfortable territory, including one about a gay black man who lives in his neighborhood and how “[I]t made me realize that being gay is definitely not a choice because no one wants to be gay and black.” The tension in the room increased as Patel told more jokes in this vein until organizers of the event went up on stage to stop him, citing a change in program plans.
+Patel questioned why this was happening.
+The organizers replied that the person in charge of tech had to leave early, but Patel continued to claim that he was being cut off because the audience didn’t like his jokes.
+At one point, one organizer told Patel he was being disrespectful.
+When asked for closing remarks, Patel responded: “I’m a generation older than all of you I know comedy,” and called the organizers incorrect in ending his set.
+He tried to continue speaking until his mic was cut.
+We have reached out to the Asian American Alliance for comment and were told that their board is not yet prepared to release a statement.
+We will update this post if such a statement is forthcoming.
+Image via Columbia University Asian American Alliance
+Tags: breaking, columbia university asian american alliance, cultureSHOCK, nimesh patel
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+Student organizers boot SNL writer from stage during standup routine for jokes deemed offensive
+
+Saturday Night Live writer and comedian Nimesh Patel was pulled from the stage by event organizers after telling jokes that were criticized as racist and homophobic during his performance at cultureSHOCK: Reclaim, an event held by Columbia Asian American Alliance on Friday night.
+Patel, 32, was the first Indian-American writer for SNL, and has since been nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing.
+Patel has previously performed on Late Night with Seth Meyers and opened for comedians such as Chris Rock.
+During the event, Patel’s performance featured commentary on his experience living in a diverse area of New York City—including a joke about a gay, black man in his neighborhood—which AAA officials deemed inappropriate.
+Patel joked that being gay cannot be a choice because “no one looks in the mirror and thinks, ‘this black thing is too easy, let me just add another thing to it.’”
+About 30 minutes into Patel’s set, members of AAA interrupted the performance, denounced his jokes about racial identities and sexual orientation, and provided him with a few moments for closing remarks.
+Compared to his other jokes, ones specifically targeting sexual orientation audibly receive less laughter from the crowd.
+Patel pushed back on the officials’ remarks, and said that while he stood in solidarity with Asian American identities, none of his remarks were offensive, and he was exposing the audience to ideas that would be found “in the real world.” Before he could finish, Patel’s microphone was cut from off-stage, and he proceeded to leave.
+cultureSHOCK, an annual charity showcase featuring a fashion show, productions by various student groups and a famous performer, aims to provide a platform for Asian American artistic expression and breakthrough harmful stereotypes.
+Neither Patel and nor AAA could immediately be reached for comment.
+Adam Warren, CC ‘22, was in the audience Friday night.
+Warren said that AAA made the right decision to remove Patel from the stage due to the nature of his jokes, which contradicted the sensitive nature of the event itself.
+“The message they were trying to send with the event was opposite to the jokes he was making, and using people’s ethnicity as the crux of his jokes could be funny but still offensive...He definitely wasn’t the most crass comedian I’ve ever heard but for the event it was inappropriate,” Warren said.
+However, audience member Elle Ferguson, BC ‘22, said that while comedians can push the boundaries of social culture, she had heard similar jokes before and did not find them offensive.
+“While what some of the things that he said might have been a bit provoking to some of the audience, as someone who watches comedy a lot, none of them were jokes that I hadn’t heard before and none of them were jokes that elicited such a response in my experience,” Ferguson said.
+“[AAA] should have talked to him beforehand especially because comedy is known for being ground-breaking and for pushing boundaries.”
+For Sofia Jao, BC ‘22, problems with the performance resided not in the set, but with Patel’s closing remarks.
+“I really dislike when people who are older say that our generation needs to be exposed to the real world.
+Obviously the world is not a safe space but just accepting that it’s not and continuing to perpetuate the un-safeness of it… is saying that it can’t be changed,” said Jao.
+“When older generations say you need to stop being so sensitive, it’s like undermining what our generation is trying to do in accepting others and making it safer.”
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+Don Lemon Is Lying... Again: Biggest Threat Isn't "White Men" - The FBI's Most Wanted Domestic Terrorists Are These People
+
+“So, we have to stop demonizing people and realize the biggest terror threat in this country is white men, most of them radicalized to the right.
+And we have to start doing something about them.
+There is no travel ban on them.
+There is no ban on — they had the Muslim ban.
+There is no white guy ban.
+So, what do we do about that?” –Don Lemon
+Just to illustrate the absurdity of Don Lemon’s comments, I thought it would be fun to go look at the current list of the FBI’s most wanted terrorists.
+Below is the list of “domestic” terrorists and, regardless of the list/filter you choose, you won’t find many “white men”.
+Interestingly enough, it looks like the WOMEN in this country are currently responsible for more terrorism than WHITE MEN.
+Mr.
+Lemon, you are very wrong.
+Below are the 14 profiles currently listed as the “Most Wanted Domestic Terrorists”
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+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+* Yes, military force should be used.
+No, keep the military out of it.
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+
+5 women.
+3 Hispanic men.
+3 black men (one with an Arabic/possibly Islamic surname), and 3 white guys.
+14 total and only 3 white men?
+Is Don Lemon colorblind?
+Is the FBI racist (and maybe a bit sexist)?
+Nah, it’s just CNN doing what CNN does… spewing more fake news for your viewing pleasure.
+Go to https://www.fbi.gov/wanted/terrorism and see for yourself.
+No matter which category you choose, you won’t be finding many white men.
+Article posted with permission from Dean Garrison
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+CNN's Don Lemon Contradicts Himself In Just One Sentence: "We Have to Stop Demonizing People ... White Men, Most Of Them Radicalized"
+
+Talk about an absolute hypocrite!
+However, it comes as no surprise from a hypocrite who works for a hypocritical, lying, fake news outlet like CNN.
+Don Lemon wanted to defend the "peaceful" migrants who are headed toward the US border to illegally enter the country against our immigration laws, but said that the "biggest terror threat in this country is white men, most of them radicalized to the right."
+How can he contradict himself like that and not even bat an eyelid?
+In discussing the arrival of these migrants who obviously gotten incredible help along the way, busted through customs gates, and pushed at the Mexican border while committing all sorts of crimes against many they come in contact with along the way, Lemon said what is clearly not only racist but utterly insane.
+"We have to stop demonizing people and realize the biggest terror threat in this country is white men, most of them radicalized to the right, and we have to start doing something about them,” Lemon said.
+“There is no travel ban on them… there is no white guy ban.”
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+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+* Yes, military force should be used.
+No, keep the military out of it.
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+He then said people need to stop thinking these people are a threat.
+“I keep trying to point out to people not to demonize any one group or any one ethnicity, but we keep thinking the biggest terror threat is something else,” Lemon said.
+No one is demonizing an ethnicity but Don Lemon.
+He is the one demonizing white men.
+How's that for hypocrisy?
+He's a useful idiot, propagandist snowflake.
+Demonizing the ideology behind Islamic jihad is not an ethnic issue.
+It's an ideological one that spans cultures, just like Don Lemon's and Chris Cuomo's statism.
+Demonizing those intent on violating the law and have demonstrated that they are doing it along the way and declaring that we will not allow such persons across our border is simply common sense, but you won't get common sense on CNN.
+Don Lemon thinks things like this, are just fine, and wants these people in the US.
+He just doesn't want white men here.
+There, I said it!
+Article posted with permission from The Washington Standard
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+Undercover Video: Andrew Gillum Staffer: “None of the programs that people are hoping for would happen”
+
+Florida gubernatorial candidate and George Soros-backed Andrew Gillum may have just been completely undercut by a member of his own staff.
+Not that his racist, anti-semite claims against his opponent weren't enough, one of his staffers has been caught in an undercover video saying, “None of the programs that people are hoping for would happen” and that is to be kept confidential from the public.
+In a new undercover video from Project Veritas, Omar Smith, who is a staffer for Gillum and claims to have also attended college with him, said that if Gillum is elected “None of the programs that people are hoping for would happen.”
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+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+* Yes, military force should be used.
+No, keep the military out of it.
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+When asked whether that would be important for voters to know that or not, Smith said, “That’s not for them to know.”
+Of course, anyone following what Gillum has been promoting knows he isn't planning on delivering just like many politicians.
+“So, let’s go back to Mr. Gillum’s platform, right?” said Smith.
+“Raise the corporate tax in Florida from 7 to 11 percent.
+That will never happen.
+Raise teacher’s pay to $50,000, that will never happen.
+Give me another position.
+Medicare for all, that will never happen.”
+What's even more amazing, but not surprising, is that Gillum has claimed that his opponent is a racist, but the video demonstrates the utter racism of Smith, which one can then conclude that Gillum knows about Smith's racism and keeps him on staff anyway.
+“This is a f***ed up state,” said Smith.
+“It’s a cracker state.”
+Smith also stated that the campaign has “to appeal to white guilt.”
+Good luck with that!
+It gets worse though.
+Smith says that Gillum is “a progressive” who is “a part of the crazy, crazy, crazies.”
+NEW: The honesty of Gillum's campaign staff on undercover video is refreshing, especially when it comes to who the real Andrew Gillum is.
+While trying to appear as a moderate, "Gillum is a Progressive" and "He is a part of the crazy, crazy, crazies."
+FULL: https://t.co/G0V1HlyAlz pic.twitter.com/YDWifuIDWv — James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) November 1, 2018
+OK, we know that, but if that is true, what sort of useful idiot is Smith?
+A pretty big one if you ask me.
+Gillum is not a lawful man as he does not support the right to keep and bear arms, but rather considers Americans as criminals who need to prove their innocence before obtaining a gun.
+WATCH: Gillum Campaign Staff on gun control "I don't think he can say it [be]cause he's trying to get the moderates" ... "three day waiting period for everybody," "small steps" to ban assault rifles pic.twitter.com/nIwAUvz2YR — PVeritas Action (@PVeritas_Action) November 1, 2018
+“I do think he’s not saying specifically, like, I’m going to ban bump stocks or I’m against ARs, only because he’s running a race right now,” said Adrian Young, who serves as the Community Engagement Specialist for the Florida Democratic Party.
+“I do think he would support anybody doing that stuff, Bill Nelson … But I don’t think he can say it, just cause he’s trying to get the moderates and the gun-toting people in North Florida.”
+In October, Project Veritas exposed the corruption of Claire McCaskill's campaign.
+Article posted with permission from The Washington Standard
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+Hillary Cracks Racist Joke After Mixing Up Cory Booker & Eric Holder: "They All Look The Same"
+
+So, you were actually asking yourself who the real people are who engage in identity politics and viewing people with different skin colors or ethnic backgrounds as inferior people?
+Well, this didn't come from President Donald Trump.
+Nope, Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton mixed up Senator Cory Booker and former Attorney General Eric Holder and blew it off with a joke saying, "They all look the same."
+Hillary Clinton sat down with Recode’s Kara Swisher over the weekend to talk propaganda against her conservative political opponents and how mean, nasty and evil they have been in the past few months.
+“What’s often called political correctness is politeness,” Clinton said.
+“It’s not being rude and insulting to people.
+It’s respecting the diversity that we have in our society."
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+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+* Yes, military force should be used.
+No, keep the military out of it.
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+“The Democratic Party is a much more diverse political party, attracting people who are African-American, Latino, LGBT, whatever the reason why people feel more comfortable where they are taken in, where they are included as part of a political movement or party” she added.
+“And I don’t think it’s politically correct to say we value that," she concluded.
+"And I don’t want to go around insulting people.
+I don’t want to paint with a broad brush every immigrant is this, every African-American is that, every, you know, other person with different religious beliefs or whatever – that’s childish.”
+Right, except she does just that and so do many in her party.
+However, in less than a minute she would insult both Booker and Holder, and every person with dark skin on the planet.
+Swisher asked her, "What do you think of Cory Booker… saying ‘kick them in the shins,’ essentially?"
+Of course, Swisher meant Eric Holder and Clinton corrected her, adding, “Yeah, I know they all look alike."
+What was even more amazing is that the audience laughed hysterically.
+Can you imagine if a conservative person uttered those comments?
+There would be a near lynching of them on the spot and surely for days to come.
+They might lose their livelihood and get death threats, but not "Crooked" Hillary.
+Clearly, she was speaking of all black people and not being specific to Holder or Booker as they look nothing alike.
+The only thing the two of them have in common is that they are criminals and have black skin.
+Clinton's comments were clearly racist, and those fawning over her during the interview laughed it up right along with her.
+Here, take a look!
+Disgusting that she continues to move and speak freely in this country with no justice being brought to bear on her for her many crimes, something we were promised from then-candidate Trump.
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+Trump: "If You Don't Want To Be Saying The Words 'Speaker Pelosi'... Go Out & Vote"
+
+Obviously, President Donald Trump is encouraging people to go out and vote against Democrats, which everyone should do.
+At a rally of 8,500 in Indiana on Friday, Trump encouraged them to go out and vote Republican if they didn't want to be uttering the words "Speaker Pelosi" over the next two years.
+“If you don’t want to be saying the words ‘Speaker Pelosi’ for the next two years, you gotta go out and vote,” Trump said as he stumped for congressional candidates Greg Pence and Jim Bair.
+Trump also encouraged the crowd to vote for Mike Braun for US Senate.
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+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+* Yes, military force should be used.
+No, keep the military out of it.
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+Trump praised Braun as a man who didn't need the position and is not a career politician.
+Just like his promotion of voting for Republicans in the House would lead to defeating Democrats and keep the words "Speaker Pelosi" off our lips, Trump also said that a vote for Braun's opponent, incumbent Democrat Sen. Joe Donnelly, would lead to Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY) becoming the Senate Majority leader should the Democrats regain control of the Senate.
+The president also pointed out that Donnelly had opposed tax cuts and joined with his fellow Democrats in attacking and voting against Justice Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court.
+"The people of Indiana do not have a one-week memory,” said Trump.
+“That was a disgrace what we watched up there."
+Additionally, Trump said that Donnelly voted to provide free health care to illegal aliens and sponsored Senator Dianne Feinstein's (D-CA) "Open Borders Bill."
+While some don't believe that Trump's base is all that energized, it seems pretty energetic to me and attacks on conservatives on social media and in search engine results have only furthered their outrage at the establishment, both Democrat and Republican.
+We're just days away from seeing how things turn out.
+There's a part of me that thinks this may actually turn out to be one of the biggest turnouts for a mid-term election that we've ever seen, but that's just my gut feeling.
+On Tuesday, we'll know for sure.
+I don't know about you, but I didn't actually like hearing the words "Speaker Paul Ryan."
+I certainly don't want to hear "Speaker Pelosi," again.
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+Kamala Harris & Elizabeth Warren Have Ethics Complaint Filed Against Them In Senate
+
+The faces of the criminal Democrat Party, at least two of them, have now had an ethics complaint filed against them in the US Senate, and rightly so.
+Senators Kamala Harris, who basically said that Judge Brett Kavanaugh was guilty because she believed Christine Blasey Ford's unsubstantiated and uncorroborated accusations against him, and Elizabeth Warren, also known as "Fauxahontas," are the two members of the Senate who will be investigated.
+Looks like when you are so gung ho to go after someone based on 36-year-old allegations in which there are no witnesses and no evidence, it will eventually come back to bite you.
+Both Harris and Warren stand accused of breaking fundraising rules by sending out fundraising emails asking for donations to support their votes against Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh.
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+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+Should military force be used to stop the caravan of migrants marching toward the U.S. border?
+* Yes, military force should be used.
+No, keep the military out of it.
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+The Washington Times reports:
+A watchdog group filed a Senate ethics complaint Monday against Sens.
+Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren for sending out fundraising emails asking for donations to support their votes against Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh — even before they cast their votes against him.
+While voting and then asking supporters to back that decision with cash is common, the watchdog group, the Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust (FACT), says asking for money ahead of time crosses the line into vote-buying.
+FACT asked the Senate ethics committee to probe fundraising emails sent by Ms. Warren, Massachusetts Democrat, and Ms. Harris, California Democrat.
+Ms. Warren’s email said she was demanding a delay on the judge’s confirmation vote and asked for donations for her 2018 election campaign, while Ms. Harris’s emails detailed several of her actions as a member of the Judiciary Committee, including her questioning of the president’s pick for the high court, and asking for contributions.
+The Senate's own rules prohibit this kind of behavior, but will the Senate hold these women to the standard they've set?
+“This is a clear violation of the Senate Ethics rules which safeguard against the appearance or actuality of elected officials ‘cashing in’ on their official position for political purposes,” said Kendra Arnold, executive director of FACT.
+Of course, but like most of these kinds of violations, the only thing that might actually occur here is censure, and that is highly unlikely in the current climate.
+However, voters should be aware of the unethical practice of both of these senators.
+While Harris is not up for re-election this year, Warren is.
+Could the good people of Massachusetts do us all a favor and elect someone else in her place?
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+Pro-Sharia Democrat Congressional Candidate Ilhan Omar Defends Tweet On “Evil Doings Of Israel”
+
+Retailing these poisonous lies ought to hurt her chances for election to Congress, especially after the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre.
+But she is a Leftist, and the Left is increasingly anti-Semitic, so she will cruise to victory.
+“Dem Candidate Ilhan Omar Defending Tweet On ‘The Evil Doings Of Israel,’” by Frank Camp, Daily Wire, October 28, 2018:
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+On November 16, 2012, Somali-born Minnesota state Rep. Ilhan Omar (D), who’s currently running for the state’s 5th Congressional District seat, sent out the following tweet:
+Israel has hypnotized the world, may Allah awaken the people and help them see the evil doings of Israel.
+#Gaza #Palestine #Israel
+In May of this year, Twitter user John Gilmore dug up the six-year-old tweet, forcing Omar to defend herself.
+She responded: “Drawing attention to the apartheid Israeli regime is far from hating Jews.
+You are a hateful sad man, I pray to Allah you get the help you need and find happiness.”
+Omar’s initial tweet came three days after “Palestinian terrorists in Gaza launched more than 150 rockets at Israel” from November 10-13, 2012, reports the Jewish Virtual Library.
+On November 14, the Israeli Air Force killed Ahmad Jabari in an air strike.
+Jabari, the military commander of Hamas, was allegedly responsible for, or instrumental in, multiples terrorist attacks on Israeli civilians and military personnel since the 1990s.
+On November 15, another terrorist-launched rocket killed three Israeli civilians.
+This and other rocket launches from Palestinian militants in Gaza prompted Israel to initiate Operation Pillar of Defense.
+According to Israel’s official New York consulate website, during the operation, “the IDF targeted over 1,500 terror sites including 19 senior command centers, operational control centers and Hamas’ senior-rank headquarters, 30 senior operatives, damaging Hamas’ command and control, hundreds of underground rocket launchers, 140 smuggling tunnels, 66 terror tunnels, dozens of Hamas operation rooms and bases, 26 weapon manufacturing and storage facilities and dozens of long-range rocket launchers and launch sites.”
+Omar defended herself against charges of anti-Semitism in a July interview with ABC News, saying: “These accusations are without merit.
+They are rooted in bigotry toward a belief about what Muslims are stereotyped to believe.”
+The oft-repeated notion that Israel is an “apartheid” nation is incorrect on multiple grounds.
+Perhaps the most succinct refutation of this idea comes from the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), which writes:
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+Records Support Claims That Minnesota Muslima State Rep Ilhan Omar Married Her Brother
+
+Ilhan Omar has accused Israel of “evil doings” in Gaza and called Israel an “apartheid state.” It isn’t surprising that Ilhan Omar would think this way.
+She is a hijab-wearing, devout Muslim, and Islamic Jew-hatred is in the Quran.
+What is shameful about this is that her views are mainstream in the Democrat Party today.
+She should never have been chosen as a candidate for Congress with hateful views of this kind, but this is the way the Democrat leadership, and the Democrat base, thinks.
+They want candidates like Ilhan Omar.
+And they know they’ll win, because this is their base today.
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+Neither the Democrat leadership nor the Democrat base cares that she married her brother.
+She is a Muslim and a leftist, so she can further their identity politics.
+That’s all that matters to them.
+“Official School Records Support Claims That Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) Married Her Brother,” by David Steinberg, PJ Media, October 23, 2018 (thanks to Mark):
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+Arizona Democrat Senate Candidate Kyrsten Sinema Refuses To Retract Saying It’s OK For Americans To Join Taliban
+
+Fox News reported recently that in a February 2003 radio interview, Green Party activist Ernest Hancock said to Kyrsten Sinema, who is now Arizona’s Democrat candidate for Senate: “As an individual, if I want to go fight in the Taliban army, I go over there, and I’m fighting for the Taliban, I’m saying that’s a personal decision.” Sinema responded: “Fine.
+I don’t care if you go and do that, go ahead.”
+And now she is doubling down.
+Probably she thinks that if she disavows these words now, she will be thought of as “Islamophobic” by a significant portion of her base.
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+There is more.
+Fox News also reported that Sinema “promoted events at Arizona State University featuring a lawyer convicted for aiding an Islamist terror organization and its leader.
+Sinema, a co-founder of the activist group Local to Global Justice, invited people in a now-closed Yahoo group to attend two events with Lynn Stewart, both in 2003.
+At the time of the invite, Stewart had been charged with helping her former client Omar Abdel Rahman, a radical Egyptian spiritual leader of a terror group, to pass on secret messages to his followers to commit terror attacks.”
+The Left maintains that Islamic jihad terror is not a problem — it’s just a reaction to the evil deeds of the U.S. and Israel.
+“Islamophobia,” Leftists insist, is a much greater issue.
+This is the result: Useful Idiots such as Kyrsten Sinema end up promoting the likes of Lynne Stewart, who was convicted of aiding the jihad mass murder plotting of the Blind Sheikh, Omar Abdel Rahman, who masterminded the 1993 World Trade Center.
+If you don’t recognize the reality, nature, and magnitude of the jihad threat, you may well end up abetting the jihad.
+Sinema is proof: the Left hates America, and considers “right-wing extremists,” a term all too often applied to American patriots, far more of a threat than jihad terrorists.
+It used to be that this fact was dismissed as hysterical hyperbole.
+Now it is becoming increasingly clear.
+Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer
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+Keith Ellison Defends Louis Farrakhan: "He Had Something To Offer"
+
+Rep. Keith Ellison (D-MN), aka Hakim Muhammad, recently defended his ties to Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, who recently paralleled Jews with termites.
+During a debate with Republican opponent Doug Wardlow, Ellison was asked about his previous support of Farrakhan, but then claims that he has distanced himself from Farrakhan.
+Yeah, right, Hakim!
+Understand that Ellison attempts to tell the audience and his opponent that he has distanced himself from Farrakhan since the 1990s.
+Take a look at his comments.
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+“I absolutely, unqualifiedly denounce and reject the views of Louis Farrakhan," said Ellison.
+"I’ve said that many, many years ago.”
+“Look, in the early 1990s, Louis Farrakhan was a person speaking the issues of African-American civil rights," Ellison added.
+"At that time, he had some things, I thought, he had to offer."
+Ellison then concluded, "He made it very clear in the early 90s that his views and mine were absolutely incompatible, and I’ve been saying that ever since.”
+Keith, you're lying.
+It's clear from video evidence that Ellison and fellow Democrat Gregory Meeks had dinner with Farrakhan and Iranian leader President Hassan Rouhani in 2013.
+Take a look for yourself and understand how pathological liar and accused woman abuser Keith Ellison seeks to deceive you.
+In case you missed it, here's a still frame of Ellison just a few feet away from a man who has called on 10,000 blacks to stalk and murder white people.
+Both of these men have the same devil as their father because both men are following after the teaching of the Koran .
+One of them just actually has the nerve to say it.
+The other doesn't.
+Maybe Ellison is attempting to pull an Obama.
+Remember when Obama's "pastor," Jeremiah Wright uttered "God damn, America!"?
+Obama tried to say he had been in that church for years and never heard such things, which isn't true.
+Ellison is attempting to do that same.
+However, as Michael Ahrens of GOP.com tweeted, Ellison knew what kind of man Farrakhan was then and what kind of man he still is today.
+Ahrens tweeted, “In 1993, Farrakhan told women: “You’re a failure if you can’t keep a man.” In 1994, Farrakhan said: “Murder and lying comes easy for white people.” All this came *before* Ellison praised him as “a role model” in 1995, and was photographed selling Farrakhan’s newspaper in 1998.”
+In 1993, Farrakhan told women: "You're a failure if you can't keep a man."
+In 1994, Farrakhan said: "Murder and lying comes easy for white people."
+All this came *before* Ellison praised him as "a role model" in 1995, and was photographed selling Farrakhan's newspaper in 1998. pic.twitter.com/5dvnDHTSoB — Michael Ahrens (@michael_ahrens) October 22, 2018
+Ellison is a totalitarian-minded individual, who has been supported by Communists and Islamists alike.
+As the old saying goes, "If you like down with dogs, you're going to get fleas."
+Consider Keith Ellison to be a flea-infested political con man.
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+Scorecard: See If Your Representative Or Senator Supports The Second Amendment Or Not
+
+With just weeks to go till the 2018 midterm elections, there are lots of seats up for grabs.
+With that in mind, one of the most important areas our representatives need to be strong in is on your right to keep and bear arms, protected in the Second Amendment.
+Gun Owners of America has put out their scorecard and for some, it will be eye-opening.
+GOA Executive Director Erich Pratt writes:
+The anti-gun Left is hopping-mad, now that Judge Brett Kavanaugh has been confirmed to the Supreme Court.
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+They are motivated to get to the polls this November.
+So it is crucial that you and your pro-gun friends get to the polls.
+And that’s why GOA is putting the 2018 Congressional Voter Scorecard into your hands.
+There is a lot that’s riding on the line.
+If the Democrats take over the Congress, Nancy Pelosi has already said that passing gun control is one of her top priorities.
+But we have an ace up our proverbial sleeve.
+According to a recent study, the gun issue is an incredibly powerful, motivating issue in politics.
+The study reported that gun owners are more likely to show up to vote than those who support gun control.
+This is encouraging news.
+Having said that, gun owners can’t make informed choices if they don’t know who the pro-gun candidates are.
+So to that end, Gun Owners of America has released the recent voting records of your congressman and senators.
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+Our New Muslim Representatives
+
+As expected, two Muslim women, Rashida Tlaib in Michigan and Ilhan Omar in Minnesota, have been overwhelmingly elected to Congress.
+The establishment media will celebrate these victories as triumphs of America’s “diversity”; unfortunately, in reality neither one is worth celebrating.
+Tlaib is a vociferous foe of Israel.
+With the Democrats now regaining control of the House, Tlaib is likely to be an energetic proponent of the new majority’s vendetta against the Middle East’s only democracy.
+The House is likely to do all it can to roll back President Trump’s pro-Israel polices, with Tlaib as well as Omar as becoming the public faces of the effort.
+According to the JTA, when Tlaib was asked if she would vote against military aid to Israel, Tlaib responded: “Absolutely, if it has something to do with inequality and not access to people having justice.
+For me, U.S. aid should be leverage.
+I will be using my position in Congress so that no country, not one, should be able to get aid from the U.S. when they still promote that kind of injustice.”
+What kind of injustice?
+Tlaib, of course, had nothing to say about the genocidal incitement against Jews and Israel that regularly features on Palestinian television.
+She did say, however, that she favors a one-state, not two-state, “solution” to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: “One state.
+It has to be one state.
+Separate but equal does not work.
+I’m only 42 years old but my teachers were of that generation that marched with Martin Luther King.
+This whole idea of a two-state solution, it doesn’t work.”
+Indeed it doesn’t.
+A Palestinian state would be a new base for renewed jihad attacks against Israel.
+But a “one-state solution” would be even worse, unless that state is the current State of Israel, but that is not the one state Tlaib has in mind.
+She is calling for an Israeli/Palestinian state that would not be a Jewish State or a homeland for the Jewish people, but a federation in which Palestinians would soon overwhelm Jews demographically.
+Progressive denial of their rights would soon follow: as I show in my book The History of Jihad From Muhammad to ISIS, there has never been a majority Muslim nation in which Jews enjoyed equality of rights with Muslims.
+Tlaib’s unitary state would be no different.
+The hijabed (and therefore pro-Sharia) Ilhan Omar, meanwhile, is even more hateful than Tlaib.
+According to the Daily Wire, in 2012 Omar tweeted: “Israel has hypnotized the world, may Allah awaken the people and help them see the evil doings of Israel.
+#Gaza #Palestine #Israel.” Challenged about this tweet much more recently, she doubled down and attacked the man who called attention to the tweet: “Drawing attention to the apartheid Israeli regime is far from hating Jews.
+You are a hateful sad man, I pray to Allah you get the help you need and find happiness.”
+There is much, much worse about Omar.
+David Steinberg of PJ Media has done extraordinary work in shedding light on aspects of Omar’s record that the establishment media has steadfastly ignored.
+Steinberg reports that Omar has “faced allegations -- soon backed by a remarkable amount of evidence -- that she had married her own brother in 2009, and was still legally his wife.
+They officially divorced in December 2017.
+The motivation for the marriage remains unclear.
+However, the totality of the evidence points to possible immigration fraud and student loan fraud.” What’s more, she swore to apparent falsehoods in court.
+But Leftists rarely have to answer for their corruption, and in a Democrat House, Omar will much more likely be celebrated than investigated.
+She and Tlaib will enjoy establishment media accolades as they pursue their hard-Left, anti-American, anti-Israel agenda.
+Their presence in the House of Representatives may be evidence of “diversity,” but it is also a disquieting sign of the continued dominance of identity politics, and the increasing balkanization of the American body politic.
+Forthrightly pro-America, pro-Israel candidates would stand little to no chance in either of their districts.
+And that is indicative of a much larger problem.
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+Assange Never Met Manafort.
+Luke Harding and the Guardian Publish Still More Blatant MI6 Lies
+
+The right wing Ecuadorean government of President Moreno continues to churn out its production line of fake documents regarding Julian Assange, and channel them straight to MI6 mouthpiece Luke Harding of the Guardian.
+Amazingly, more Ecuadorean Government documents have just been discovered for the Guardian, this time spy agency reports detailing visits of Paul Manafort and unspecified “Russians” to the Embassy.
+By a wonderful coincidence of timing, this is the day after Mueller announced that Manafort’s plea deal was over.
+The problem with this latest fabrication is that Moreno had already released the visitor logs to the Mueller inquiry.
+Neither Manafort nor these “Russians” are in the visitor logs.
+This is impossible.
+The visitor logs were not kept by Wikileaks, but by the very strict Ecuadorean security.
+Nobody was ever admitted without being entered in the logs.
+The procedure was very thorough.
+To go in, you had to submit your passport (no other type of document was accepted).
+A copy of your passport was taken and the passport details entered into the log.
+Your passport, along with your mobile phone and any other electronic equipment, was retained until you left, along with your bag and coat.
+I feature in the logs every time I visited.
+There were no exceptions.
+For an exception to be made for Manafort and the “Russians” would have had to be a decision of the Government of Ecuador, not of Wikileaks, and that would be so exceptional the reason for it would surely have been noted in the now leaked supposed Ecuadorean “intelligence report” of the visits.
+What possible motive would the Ecuadorean government have for facilitating secret unrecorded visits by Paul Manafort?
+Furthermore it is impossible that the intelligence agency – who were in charge of the security – would not know the identity of these alleged “Russians”.
+Previously Harding and the Guardian have published documents faked by the Moreno government regarding a diplomatic appointment to Russia for Assange of which he had no knowledge.
+Now they follow this up with more documents aimed to provide fictitious evidence to bolster Mueller’s pathetically failed attempt to substantiate the story that Russia deprived Hillary of the Presidency.
+My friend William Binney, probably the world’s greatest expert on electronic surveillance, former Technical Director of the NSA, has stated that it is impossible the DNC servers were hacked, the technical evidence shows it was a download to a directly connected memory stick.
+I knew the US security services were conducting a fake investigation the moment it became clear that the FBI did not even themselves look at the DNC servers, instead accepting a report from the Clinton linked DNC “security consultants” Crowdstrike.
+I would love to believe that the fact Julian has never met Manafort is bound to be established.
+But I fear that state control of propaganda may be such that this massive “Big Lie” will come to enter public consciousness in the same way as the non-existent Russian hack of the DNC servers.
+Assange never met Manafort.
+The DNC emails were downloaded by an insider.
+Assange never even considered fleeing to Russia.
+Those are the facts, and I am in a position to give you a personal assurance of them.
+I can also assure you that Luke Harding, the Guardian, Washington Post and New York Times have been publishing a stream of deliberate lies, in collusion with the security services.
+I am not a fan of Donald Trump.
+But to see the partisans of the defeated candidate (and a particularly obnoxious defeated candidate) manipulate the security services and the media to create an entirely false public perception, in order to attempt to overturn the result of the US Presidential election, is the most astonishing thing I have witnessed in my lifetime.
+Plainly the government of Ecuador is releasing lies about Assange to curry favour with the security establishment of the USA and UK, and to damage Assange’s support prior to expelling him from the Embassy.
+He will then be extradited from London to the USA on charges of espionage.
+Assange is not a whistleblower or a spy – he is the greatest publisher of his age, and has done more to bring the crimes of governments to light than the mainstream media will ever be motivated to achieve.
+That supposedly great newspaper titles like the Guardian, New York Times and Washington Post are involved in the spreading of lies to damage Assange, and are seeking his imprisonment for publishing state secrets, is clear evidence that the idea of the “liberal media” no longer exists in the new plutocratic age.
+The press are not on the side of the people, they are an instrument of elite control.
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+Watch: Campus Commie Has Profanity-Laden Hissy Fit, Pours Beverage on FSU Republicans
+
+Extreme leftists have been resorting to hysterical profanity-laden melodramatic hissy fits when they encounter people they disagree with.
+These incidents tend to occur on college campuses.
+It doesn’t take much to trigger these people.
+The latest comes from an admitted supporter of communism at Florida State University.
+Watch this leftist loon pour her beverage on FSU Republicans as she states they are “normalizing and enabling Nazis” by supporting Rick Scott and Ron DeSantis.
+WATCH: Angry leftist pours her beverage on FSU Republicans and says they are “normalizing and enabling Nazis” by supporting Rick Scott and Ron DeSantis.
+pic.twitter.com/1UDRxSZXE1 — Kyle Morris (@RealKyleMorris) November 1, 2018
+By the way…where are her pants?
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+“They All Look The Same” – Hillary Cracks Racist Joke After Booker/Holder Mix-Up
+
+This article was originally published by Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge
+Being the paragon of political-correctness and queen of virtue-signaling opportunism, Hillary Clinton sat down with Recode’s Kara Swisher this weekend to answer questions about just how evil and awful conservative opponents have been in the last few months.
+The conversation began normally, with Clinton hypocritically toeing the progressive line of identity politics by explaining how each of the groups are different but can be managed by the same liberal movement:
+“What’s often called political correctness is politeness,” Clinton said.
+“It’s not being rude and insulting to people.
+It’s respecting the diversity that we have in our society,” she said.
+“The Democratic Party is a much more diverse political party, attracting people who are African-American, Latino, LGBT, whatever the reason why people feel more comfortable where they are taken in, where they are included as part of a political movement or party.” “And I don’t think it’s politically correct to say we value that.
+And I don’t want to go around insulting people.
+I don’t want to paint with a broad brush every immigrant is this, every African-American is that, every, you know, other person with different religious beliefs or whatever – that’s childish.”
+Childish, indeed.
+Insulting, indeed.
+Just 30 seconds later, as Swisher asked:
+“what do you think of Cory Booker… saying ‘kick them in the shins,’ essentially…” incorrectly recalling Eric Holder’s recent comments.
+Which Clinton quickly corrected:
+“Well that was Eric Holder…”
+Adding, rather extraordinarily,
+“Yeah, I know they all look alike,” Clinton joked, triggering howls of laughter from the apparently mind-numbed audience.
+Sorry Hillary, we don’t think they look anything alike.
+Or did you mean all black people?
+Finally, we have one question – what would have happened if Trump said it?
+As The American Mirror’s Kyle Olsen concludes so eloquently, Hillary Clinton appears to benefit from her progressive privilege – it is the only thing that protects her from getting the ‘Roseanne treatment’, and not being dismissed in disgrace.
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+Democrat’s Friend Louis Farrakhan In Iran: “Death to America!” – America Is The “Great Satan”
+
+Ah yes, Nation of Islam leader, racist, and totalitarian Louis Farrakhan was recently captured on video in Tehran, Iran chanting “Death to America” in Arabic and stating that America is the “Great Satan.”
+Louis Farrakhan, leader of Nation of Islam, met with Mohsen Rezaee, secretary of Iran‘s Expediency Discernment Council, on Sunday in Tehran.
+Heres’ what he had to say.
+Iran state TV news presenter: Listen to leader of Nation of Islam chanting "Death to America" Farrakhan [in Farsi]: "Death to…"
+Audience: "…America" pic.twitter.com/p0qGfHHfg0 — Sobhan Hassanvand (@Hassanvand) November 4, 2018
+He then went on in a university speech to encourage the revolution and to persevere against the sanctions of the US, whom he referred to as the “Great Satan.”
+Louis Farrakhan Refers to the U.S. as "Great Satan" during a Tehran University Speech; Says to Iranians: If You Persevere in Your Revolution Despite the Sanctions, "Victory Will Be Yours."
+pic.twitter.com/7ZVloq2cXL — MEMRI (@MEMRIReports) November 5, 2018
+Algemeiner reported:
+Nation of Islam leader and prominent antisemite Louis Farrakhan chanted “Death to America” and claimed that “America has never been a democracy” on Sunday during a solidarity trip to Iran, ahead of the re-implementation of US sanctions on the country this week.
+According to Iran’s semi-official state news agency Mehr, Farrakhan said at a meeting with the Secretary of Iran’s Expediency Council Mohsen Rezaei that America is conspiring against Iran.
+“I understand how the enemies have plotted against the Iranian people and I would like to stay alongside you to stop their plots,” he said.
+He also blasted American support for Saudi Arabia, Iran’s arch-rival in the region, and added, “Satan seeks to divide Muslims and wants them to kill each other, while God tells us in the Quran to be united.”
+This man is a domestic terrorist and he assimilates with avowed enemies of the US, many of them US Democrats.
+What I want to know is why would Louis Farrakhan ever be allowed back inside our borders after such statements?
+Is this not treason of the first order?
+Furthermore, why are Democrats such as Keith Ellison, who has a long history of friendship with Farrakhan, despite the lies he tells to try and distance himself from Farrakhan for votes, not being arrested for his ties to this criminal traitor?
+And Ellison isn’t the only Democrat who approves of Farrakhan!
+H/T Gateway Pundit
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+Soros-Funded Lawyers Helping Caravan Migrants Get Asylum in the United States
+
+Attorneys backed by George Soros are helping caravan migrants get asylum in the United States.
+53 SHARES Facebook Twitter
+Globalist billionaire George Soros is backing attorney’s who are helping the Central American migrant caravans that are headed to the United States border with the intent of entering under the guise of seeking asylum.
+Currently, there are close to 3,000 migrants in Tijuana, Mexico, awaiting the arrival of other Central American migrants who will continue to travel to the U.S. southern border.
+There are reports that they plan to “rush” the border knowing that some will be caught, but the larger their numbers the more will have a chance to get through.
+On Monday afternoon, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen tweeted out photos of CBP officers in riot gear as well as the barbed wire and barriers citing the reports about plans to “rush” the border.
+.
+@CBP and @DeptofDefense appropriately responded by blocking the lanes, deploying additional personnel and seeking assistance from other law enforcement and federal assets.
+#CBP has reopened lanes for legitimate trade and travel.
+I want to thank them for their swift actions.
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+At one point the caravan was anywhere between 7,000 to 10,000 members strong and mostly consists of migrants with ineligible asylum claims, which include job-seekers, previously deported illegal aliens, and Central Americans looking to get away from crime.
+None of these are eligible asylum claims, Breitbart reports.
+According to the New York Times, lawyers with the National Lawyers Guild, a Soros-backed organization, are aiding the caravan migrants before they attempt to seek asylum in the U.S.:
+Others have begun to deal in practicalities, walking a mile from the shelter to enter their names on a waiting list for an asylum interview.
+Some clustered around volunteer American lawyers who arrived at the shelter to explain the basics of asylum law.
+[Emphasis added]
+“People don’t flee their country and go through the arduous trip on foot unless the situation is desperate,” said Gilbert Saucedo, a Los Angeles lawyer who helped organize the volunteers through the National Lawyers Guild.
+[Emphasis added]
+“I have talked to maybe 100 people today,” he said on Saturday, “and maybe 70 percent had credible cases on the surface.” Yet many lack the documents they need to provide evidence.
+[Emphasis added]
+Last week, Breitbart News reported how caravan migrants in Tijuana began scaling the U.S.-Mexico border fence.
+In response, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has placed razor wire along the fence.
+Locals in Tijuana protested against the arrival of the caravan migrants, as Breitbart News reported, demanding they leave the city.
+To deal with the perceived threat the US has deployed 5,200 troops to help more than 2,000 National Guardsmen thwart what President Trump describes as an impending migrant“invasion.”
+Over the past few weeks, the active-duty servicemen deployed under Operation Faithful Patriot have mainly been erecting barbed-wire fences along the border in Texas, California and Arizona, as well as building shelter accommodation for customs and border protection staff.
+To ensure the success of the military operation, in addition to sheer troop numbers, the US forces have drones, helicopters with night-vision capabilities, and fixed-wing aircraft at their disposal.
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+Groups of Migrants Heading to San Diego Will Be Met With Barricades And Razor Fences (Videos)
+
+The Military continues to put up razor wire at the border in San Ysidro as a migrant caravan is expected to reach Tijuana.
+United States military and border protection agents have been erecting barricades with razor wire at the point of entry near San Diego, California, as the first groups of migrants arrived at the US-Mexico border.
+Hundreds of migrants who had split off from the main ‘caravan’ of thousands arrived in Tijuana early Tuesday on nine buses.
+Numbering just over 350, they joined an initial smaller group of around 85 people, mostly members of the LGBT community, who’d experienced discrimination within the main crowd and were helped to make it to the Mexican border town even earlier on Sunday.
+Military crews continue to put up razor wire at the border in San Ysidro as a migrant caravan is expected to reach Tijuana.
+https://t.co/mQH6eqrBNy pic.twitter.com/4IXGNAfSem — Danielle Radin (@danielleradin) November 13, 2018
+Here are the three lanes that were shut down at the San Ysidro port of entry in TJ today in anticipation of the caravan.
+There are seven US army members here with CBP at the moment.
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+RT reports:
+In anticipation of potential clashes at the border, American soldiers have begun reinforcing their positions.
+“Department of Defense personnel are installing concertina wire, and pre-positioning jersey barriers, barricades, and fencing,” US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) said in a statement.
+US Marines instal wire along the primary border wall at the port of entry next to Tijuana in San Ysidro, San Diego.🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/aX0bznl2bm — The Real Lonnieღ IV (@lonnieloveiv) November 13, 2018
+A snaking line of traffic is visible at the San Ysidro Port of Entry after CBP announced it would close multiple entry lanes into the U.S. at two San Diego-area ports of entry in anticipation of the so-called migrant caravan's arrival.
+https://t.co/92mOg1XNqu pic.twitter.com/mrQU6HYAgH — #NBC7 San Diego (@nbcsandiego) November 13, 2018
+To tackle any “potential safety and security risk,” the CBP also announced lane closures at the San Ysidro and Otay Mesa ports of entry, to install “port hardening infrastructure equipment” in preparation for the migrant caravan arrival.
+Currently, several thousand predominantly male Central American migrants heading for the US are in the western Mexico city of Guadalajara.
+Most of them intend to take the Pacific coast route to reach the US, which is still about 1,500 miles away.
+A group of migrants is gathered on the Mexico side of the U.S/Mexico border fence in San Diego.
+None have fully climbed over, just sitting on the fence.
+pic.twitter.com/S8nUzjzKyZ — Kelly Biele (@kellytvnews) November 14, 2018
+Photos posted on WhatsApp of the San Ysidro port of entry today.
+pic.twitter.com/MzQoN4mbrr — Andrew Dyer 🛴 (@SDUTdyer) November 13, 2018
+Troops getting ready to close off three NB vehicle lanes at the San Ysidro Port Entry and one at the Otay Mesa Port of Entry.
+They’ll be putting up barriers and razor wire in preparation for the migrant caravan headed to the US/Mexico border.
+@10News pic.twitter.com/rc6YsAF5VQ — Mimi Elkalla (@10NewsMimi) November 13, 2018
+To deal with the perceived threat the US has deployed 5,200 troops to help more than 2,000 National Guardsmen thwart what President Trump describes as an impending migrant“invasion.”
+Over the past few weeks, the active-duty servicemen deployed under Operation Faithful Patriot have mainly been erecting barbed-wire fences along the border in Texas, California and Arizona, as well as building shelter accommodation for customs and border protection staff.
+To ensure the success of the military operation, in addition to sheer troop numbers, the US forces have drones, helicopters with night-vision capabilities, and fixed-wing aircraft at their disposal.
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+They Are Coming: Migrant Caravan Resumes March to US Border (Video)
+
+Thousands of migrants are making their way to the US border where they will be met with barbed wire and American forces blocking their illegal entry into the United States.
+665 SHARES Facebook Twitter
+The migrant caravan has resumed their march through Mexico towards the U.S. border that is being reinforced by the Army and Marine Corps.
+President Trump has effectively suspended the granting of asylum to migrants who cross illegally.
+Trump signed the order on Friday, and it went into effect on Saturday.
+The order means that migrants will have to present themselves at U.S. ports of entry to qualify for asylum and follow other rules unveiled on Thursday that seek to limit asylum claims.
+After spending almost a week in Mexico City, where many refused to accept asylum from Mexico, the caravan, made up mostly of male Hondurans, but also nationals of other Central American countries, is now on the move towards the United States border.
+A Ruptly video shows hundreds of people getting on trains in Mexico subway, and boarding heavy trucks or buses somewhere outside the city.
+Others are seen using cars to continue their trek towards the border.
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+RT reports: To get there, migrants will have to travel some 1,700 miles (2,735km) to the northwest, a much longer route than to the nearest US border crossing at McAllen, Texas, which many consider to be the safest option.
+Meanwhile on the other side of the US border, efforts are being made to reinforce it and make it less penetrable from the outside.
+The US has deployed 5,200 troops to help border protection thwart what Donald Trump has described as an impending migrant “invasion.” Troops setting up barb wire under the Hidalgo Reynosa bridge #RGV -Miltares colocan cerca alámbrica en la frontera #Texas #Telemundo40 vid @AntonioNewsT40 pic.twitter.com/8cr3XfH2T6 — Iris Rodriguez (@IrisNews) November 2, 2018 For now, the active-duty servicemen have mainly been erecting barbed-wire fences along the border and building shelter accommodation for customs and border protection staff.
+In addition to sheer numbers, the US forces will have drones, helicopters with night-vision capabilities, and fixed-wing aircraft at their disposal to ensure the success of the military operation.
+ As the caravan approaches the US border, President Donald Trump has signed an immigration decree requiring asylum seekers to apply at their point of entry to the country and barring illegal immigrants from requesting asylum.
+“We need people in our country but they have to come in legally and they have to have merit,” Trump told reporters before departing for Paris.
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+Thousands of Troops and Razor Wire: US Border Reinforced Against Migrant ‘Invasion’ (Videos)
+
+President Trump has initiated the military to protect our border from the invading migrants.
+2.3k SHARES Facebook Twitter
+Sharp barbed wire fences are being erected along the US-Mexico border as thousands of US troops, supported by drones and choppers, prepare to repel what the country’s commander-in-chief called a looming migrant “invasion” approaches the United States border.
+Anyone who doubts this is an invasion only need look at the size of the caravan and those that make up the majority of those marching towards our border.
+They are predominantly young men, there are few woman and children that make up the mass of the thousands that will overtake the border.
+Where are the women and children?
+There are thousands of predominantly young men marching towards the border.
+The first coils of the razor-sharp fence were unwound in the vicinity of McAllen–Hidalgo–Reynosa International Bridge crossing in Texas on Friday, after the first units of soldiers were deployed at the border started reinforcing the frontier against any potential breaches.
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+The same fortification effort will soon start across other parts of the state as well as in Arizona, and California.
+“We have enough concertina wire to cover up to 22 miles already deployed, already to the border.
+We have additional concertina wire that we can string with over 150 miles available,” the head of the Northern Command, Terrence O’Shaughnessy told reporters earlier this week, RT reports.
+Troops setting up barb wire under the Hidalgo Reynosa bridge #RGV -Miltares colocan cerca alámbrica en la frontera #Texas #Telemundo40 vid @AntonioNewsT40 pic.twitter.com/8cr3XfH2T6 — Iris Rodriguez (@IrisNews) November 2, 2018
+Active duty U.S. ARMY Troops at the McAllen Hidalgo Intl Bridge putting up concertina wire.
+@kgbt pic.twitter.com/AnZFtAl3l3 — Jolanie Martinez (@JolanieKGBT) November 2, 2018
+C-wire stretches along the Rio Grande at the Texas-Mexico border, the morning after being installed by US troops – and just days ahead of US midterm elections.
+#Immigration #CaravanaMigrantes #Border #undocumented #ARMY pic.twitter.com/eNsrqJz9Lu — John Moore (@jbmoorephoto) November 3, 2018
+President Trump ordered over 5,200 soldiers to be deployed at the southern border by the end of the week to aid some 2,000 National Guardsmen already in place.
+By Saturday, more than 3,500 troops had been deployed, including about 1,000 Marines in California, the Pentagon said.
+Trump, however, said that the number might be increased to 15,000 active US personnel if the initial contingent is not enough.
+Someone sent my dad this video at the Hidalgo border crossing.
+Looks like they’re already starting to deploy troops at the border.
+pic.twitter.com/GSP9JiHpqf — bananas in pajamas (@EverydayDaniel) November 2, 2018
+Happening Now: US troops performing maintenance work on security infrastructure at the Hidalgo – Reynosa International Bridge.
+pic.twitter.com/R88Y9X7lPF — Jose F Sanchez (@JoseBorderTeam) November 2, 2018
+Currently, two groups of migrants, according to various estimates numbering up to 6,500 people, mainly families, are heading towards the US through Mexico.
+Meanwhile, a third caravan of migrants, this time from El Salvador, has reportedly already crossed into Mexico.
+At the same time, according to military planning documents, the majority of the crowd might dissolve along their long journey to the US.
+While the US still has very little intel about the composition of the migrant caravans, one way or the other the White House plans to outmatch the number of potential illegals and, if not, suppress them with brutal force.
+Currently, Washington has allocated roughly the same number of troops it has committed to fighting Islamic State in Syria (2,000) and Iraq (5,000).
+And if 15,000 troops are deployed to the border, they will outmatch the number of US forces currently fighting in Afghanistan (14,000 troops).
+U.S. Army troops, part of “Operation Faithful Patriot” arrived to the U.S. border with Mexico, deployed by President Trump ahead of midterms.
+Soldiers spread out barbed wire along the Rio Grande in south Texas.
+#immigration #border #caravanamigrante #undocumented #army pic.twitter.com/PVD6YIbCvk — John Moore (@jbmoorephoto) November 2, 2018
+In addition to sheer numbers, the US forces will have drones, helicopters with night-vision capabilities, and fixed-wing aircraft at their disposal to ensure the success of the military operation.
+President Trump seems to be pleased with the deployment so far, noting the “beautiful”sight of barbed wire decorating the tranquil scenery of the Rio Grande’s crossing along the US-Mexico border.
+“We have our military on the border,” Trump said in Montana, while campaigning for the Republicans in the state ahead of next week’s midterm election.
+“And I noticed all that beautiful barbed wire going up today, the barbed wire used properly can be a beautiful sight.”
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+Gillum Makes Promises He Can’t Keep, “that’s not for [voters] to know” Says Campaign Staff in Undercover Video – PVA
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+Empty Promises Exposed: “Fairy tales in the modern day begin with ‘once I am elected.
+'”
+Deceiving Voters: “None of the programs that people are hoping for would happen” but “That’s not for [voters] to know.”
+Candidate’s True Politics: “Gillum is a Progressive” and “He is a part of the crazy, crazy, crazies.”
+Election Strategy: “You whip ’em up.
+The poor, the middle income.
+You have to whip them up into a frenzy in order for them to vote.”
+Secret Gun Control Agenda Revealed: “three day waiting period for everybody,” “small steps” to ban assault rifles; “I don’t think he can say it [be]cause he’s trying to get the moderates”
+Florida is a “F***ed up,” “cracker state,” “you have to appeal to white guilt”
+This is a breaking news story.
+Refresh the page for updates.
+(Tallahassee) Project Veritas Action Fund has released undercover video from Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum’s campaign, revealing his election strategy includes making empty promises to voters.
+This is the seventh undercover video report Project Veritas has released in a series revealing secrets and lies from political campaigns in 2018.
+Said James O’Keefe, founder and president of Project Veritas Action:
+“What we found in the Gillum campaign was just what we found in Missouri, Tennessee and Arizona, a candidate lying to the voters he needs to win the election.”
+Gillum campaign makes promises it knows it can’t keep
+Featured in this report is a campaign staffer who works on Andrew Gillum’s gubernatorial campaign.
+Omar Smith, who says he went to college with Gillum, reveals Gillum cannot fulfill his campaign promises even if he wanted to.
+When asked how Gillum would fund all the programs he says he wants to fund, Smith says Gillum “can’t,” and when asked if voters are aware that Gillum cannot deliver on his proposed programs, Smith says:
+SMITH: “That’s not for them to know… That’s not for them to know.
+Remember our saying, modern day fairy tales start with ‘once I am elected.
+'”
+Smith explains that most of Gillum’s campaign promises could never be implemented, and that the Gillum campaign knows this:
+SMITH: “So, let’s go back to Mr. Gillum’s platform, right?
+Raise the corporate tax in Florida from 7 to 11 percent.
+That will never happen.
+Raise teacher’s pay to $50,000, that will never happen.
+Give me another position.
+Medicare for all, that will never happen.
+The reason being, the legislature that write the bills is all Republican controlled.
+Democratic governor, Republican legislature.
+So, unless the legislature writes a bill, and it got voted on the floor, it cannot pass.”
+Smith says that “the rules in Florida are f***ed up” and that Florida is a “cracker state,” explaining that the Florida legislature has to become racially black for Gillum’s agenda to advance.
+“Whip up” the poor into a “frenzy in order for them to vote.”
+Smith says that in order to get voters on board with Gillum’s fairy tale platform, the campaign must “whip” lower income individuals “into a frenzy.”
+SMITH: “You whip ’em up.
+The poor, the middle income.
+You have to whip them up into a frenzy in order for them to vote.
+Once Gillum is in, in another 2 years, other Republican Senators and Legislators will be on the ballot.
+So, you have to whip up the Andrew Gillum voters again in those counties to vote out the Republican to get a Democratic Legislature in order for his (Gillum) will to be executed.”
+Smith adds that because not all Democratic voters are the same, that the Gillum campaign needs to appeal to “white guilt” to turn out the vote:
+SMITH: “You have to appeal to white guilt… [be]cause that’s what it is.”
+Smith also explains that the Gillum campaign can’t let voters know what Gillum’s true agenda is before election day:
+SMITH: “… We don’t, do we have to let [the voters] know what the agenda is ahead of time?
+We can’t… We cannot… You alienate everybody.
+Then you get painted like, oh, Gillum is being painted, no.
+You are a socialist, you are way out of left field…”
+Gillum is a “crazy, crazy,” Democrat
+Smith also explains Gillum’s political worldview, saying that “Gillum is a progressive… He is a part of the crazy crazy crazies.”
+Cliff Eserman, who works for the Broward County Democratic Party adds that during the Democratic primary, Gillum had to campaign on values he does not really believe:
+ESERMAN: “In order to win he had to be… He’s really left of center.
+So he was being left, not left of center… For the primary.
+Now [in the general] he’s going back to left of center.”
+Dale Holeness, who is the Broward County Commissioner and also works on Gillum’s campaign, explains Gillum’s gun control views:
+HOLENESS: “There ought to be at least a three-day waiting period for everybody and a full background check for everybody… And we need to- And these automatic guns with sixteen rounds a minute, they ought to not be on the streets either, so that’s his plan.”
+Adrian Young, who works for the Florida Democratic Party also elaborates on Gillum’s gun control views in the report:
+YOUNG: “… I do think he’s not saying specifically like I’m going to ban bump stocks or I’m against ATs, only because he’s running a race right now.
+I do think he would support anybody doing that stuff, Bill Nelson… But I don’t think he can say it just [be]cause he’s trying to get the moderates and the gun-toting people in North Florida…”
+More Elections…
+This is the seventh release in a series Project Veritas Action Fund began publishing in October 2018 exposing dishonesty and unethical conduct in elections across the country.
+Project Veritas Action Fund will continue to publish undercover reports in this series.
+View the other investigative reports in this series:
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+Caught on video: Gillum staffer makes racist statements and admits campaign is lying to voters
+
+Caught on video: Gillum staffer makes racist statements and admits campaign is lying to voters
+In the latest Project Veritas midterm election sting, staffers working for Florida Democratic candidate for governor Andrew Gillum are caught on camera revealing Gillum’s campaign promises are lies and making racist statements about Florida voters.
+Omar Smith, a Gillum campaign staffer who went to college with the candidate, says on video that if Gillum is elected, none of the things outlined in his platform would happen.
+He says that “that’s not for [voters] to know.”
+“Remember our saying, modern-day fairy tales start with ‘once I am elected,'” Smith says.
+NEW VERITAS: FL Gov Candidate Staffer Who Went to College with Gillum: "Not for voters to know" programs won't happen, “Modern day fairy tales start with once I am elected” Florida is a "F***ed up" "cracker state" FULL REPORT: https://t.co/fjmYBsb30k pic.twitter.com/IIGkqzMfbr — PVeritas Action (@PVeritas_Action) November 1, 2018
+GILLUM ELECTION STRATEGY: "You whip 'em up.
+The poor, the middle income.
+You have to whip them up into a frenzy in order for them to vote" because Florida is a "F***ed up," "cracker state," "you have to appeal to white guilt" pic.twitter.com/d0fd85zLF8 — James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) November 1, 2018
+“The rules in Florida are f***ed up.
+Alright?
+This is a f***ed up ass state.
+It’s a cracker state,” Smith says, explaining that a progressive agenda cannot pass and using a racial slur against white voters.
+He points to specific campaign promises Gillum has made, including raising the corporate tax in Florida, raising teacher pay, and Medicare for All, admitting they are lies.
+So, let’s go back to Mr. Gillum’s platform, right?
+Raise the corporate tax in Florida from 7 to 11 percent.
+That will never happen.
+Raise teachers’ pay to $50,000; that will never happen.
+Give me another position.
+Medicare for all; that will never happen.
+The reason being, the legislature that write the bills is all Republican-controlled.
+Democratic governor, Republican legislature.
+So, unless the legislature writes a bill, and it got voted on the floor, it cannot pass.
+The full video shows Smith saying that the strategy to change the Florida legislature is to take “poor” and “middle income” people and “whip them up into a frenzy in order for them to vote.”
+He adds that “you have to appeal to white guilt.”
+Smith defines Gillum’s political beliefs as “part of the crazy crazy crazies” on the progressive Left.
+More damaging footage includes Democratic operatives explaining Gillum’s positions on gun control and indicating he would support banning AR-15 rifles.
+Florida Democrat Party community engagement specialist Adrian Young also admits on video that Gillum is not campaigning with that position because it would be unpopular with Florida voters.
+“I do think he’s not saying specifically like I’m going to ban bump stocks or I’m against ARs, only because he’s running a race right now.
+I do think he would support anybody doing that stuff, Bill Nelson.
+… But I don’t think he can say it just [be]cause he’s trying to get the moderates and the gun-toting people in North Florida.”
+“What we found in the Gillum campaign was just what we found in Missouri, Tennessee and Arizona, a candidate lying to the voters he needs to win the election,” said Project Veritas Action President James O’Keefe.
+The video evidence confirms that Gillum is lying to Florida voters.
+Will there be wall-to-wall coverage in the media eviscerating Gilllum for making promises he can’t keep?
+Will Gillum be asked to denounce his campaign staffer using a racial slur to demean white voters in Florida?
+Watch the full video:
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+Dear Illegal Alien ‘Caravan’: Say, ‘Hola’ To Trump’s RAZOR Wire
+
+Remember those photos of migrants taunting security forces while sitting on top of the border fence?
+They won’t be doing any of that now.
+In fact, It’s got a whole new look now.
+We won’t be seeing anything near the same bravado with people scaling up and over this one.
+Not with the changes they’ve made in response to the border-crashers that pushed their way into Mexico.
+Trending: WATCH: Lingerie Clad Hottie Attempts ‘The Cannonball’ On Lake In The Dead Of Winter – Pain Ensues
+Here’s the new look:
+Here’s what the President said with the photo:
+“The Fake News is showing old footage of people climbing over our Ocean Area Fence.
+This is what it really looks like – no climbers anymore under our Administration!”
+Here’s some footage of that razor wire going up.
+Here’s what the military was REALLY up to, when CNN and the rest had their little fever dreams about cross-border gun battles.
+If Congress insists on dragging its feet with the building and funding of a permanent solution, Trump will find other ways to secure our Southern border as he had promised to do.
+Like Razorwire.
+The Trumpinator: every time his rivals think they’ve got him down and out, he stands back up and keeps on coming.
+They laughed when he announced his candidacy.
+They thought he was just some kind of a circus sideshow act.
+They couldn’t have been more wrong.
+He survived the primaries and got the nomination.
+He knocked out Crooked Hillary.
+He beat CNN at their own game, and their ratings are now circling the toilet.
+Mueller and the Dossier aren’t just coming up empty, they’re exposing the misdeeds of Brennan, Comey, McCabe, Strzok and all the rest.
+And Trump is still keeping promises, and getting things done.
+The economy is doing exactly what he promised it would.
+#PromisesKept
+And in 2020, The Trumpinator is gonna do it again.
+He’ll be back.
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+Broward County Election Supervisor Brenda Snipes Resigns Amid Florida Voter Fraud
+
+Why she wasn't fired a long time ago is beyond anyone's ability to answer, but Broward County election supervisor Brenda Snipes has resigned amid what is clearly voter fraud that she oversaw.
+However, that should not be good enough for the people of Broward County nor the state of Florida.
+Charges must be made and her arrest should be imminent.
+The Sun-Sentinel reports:
+Just hours after finishing a tumultuous election recount, Broward Supervisor of Elections Brenda Snipes submitted her resignation, ending a 15-year tenure full of botched elections, legal disputes and blistering criticism.
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+“It is true.
+She did send it,” said Burnadette Norris-Weeks, an attorney who works as counsel to the Supervisor of Elections Office.
+Evelyn Perez-Verdia, a former office spokeswoman who left several years ago, said Sunday evening she was told by people in the office that the letter was sent “to Tallahassee” earlier in the day.
+Norris-Weeks said she saw an early draft of the letter.
+In the version she saw, she said Snipes, 75, expressed a desire to spend more time with her family.
+In the final version of the resignation letter, sent to Gov.
+Rick Scott, Snipes said it was her “passion and honor” to have served in the office.
+“I am ready to pass the torch,” she wrote in the letter, which made no mention of controversies surrounding the 2018 election.
+By the way, she missed her deadline.
+“Although I have enjoyed this work tremendously over these many election cycles, both large and small, I am ready to pass the torch,” she wrote.
+She should be ready for prison bars after the fiasco she has created.
+Snipes allowed illegal aliens, non-citizens and felons to vote.
+According to Breitbart, she illegally destroyed ballots.
+Three statewide races in Florida are headed to a recount and all depend on results from a county whose supervisor of elections has a history of losing ballots and breaking laws by allowing illegal immigrants and felons to vote, as well as illegally destroying ballots.
+Broward County supervisor of elections Brenda Snipes’ office has admitted “they don’t know” how many ballots there are still to count.
+Snipes’ latest failure to finalize Tuesday’s election returns days after the polls closed is also in violation of Florida law, which requires elections officials to “report all early voting and all tabulated vote-by-mail results to the Department of State within 30 minutes after the polls close.
+Thereafter, the canvassing board shall report, with the exception of provisional ballot results, updated precinct election results to the department at least every 45 minutes until all results are completely reported.”
+The irony that a constitutionally ineligible candidate for the presidency and RINO extraordinaire, Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL), pointed out that voter fraud going on in Florida just a day after the elections probably didn't help the pressure that Snipes was facing.
+No evidence of fraud in #FloridaElection?
+Dems got voters to use altered forms to fix & submit as many mail ballots as possible after FL deadline in hopes that a judge would later order state to count them.
+Today that’s exactly what a federal judge did.
+https://t.co/MC4Tlvy9gi — Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) November 15, 2018
+Naples Daily News:
+A day after Florida’s election left top state races too close to call, a Democratic party leader directed staffers and volunteers to share altered election forms with voters to fix signature problems on absentee ballots after the state’s deadline.
+The altered forms surfaced in Broward, Santa Rosa, Citrus and Okaloosa counties and were reported to federal prosecutors to review for possible election fraud as Florida counties completed a required recount in three top races.
+But an email obtained by the USA TODAY NETWORK – Florida shows that Florida Democrats were organizing a broader statewide effort beyond those counties to give voters the altered forms to fix improper absentee ballots after the Nov. 5 deadline.
+Democratic party leaders provided staffers with copies of a form, known as a “cure affidavit,” that had been modified to include an inaccurate Nov. 8 deadline.
+We also know that a Broward County employee, Chelsey Smith, signed an affidavit affirming that she had seen members of Snipes' staff engaging in voter fraud.
+She ignored a court order, mixed invalid provisional ballots in with valid ones, and destroyed ballots, but don't worry, a Democrat attorney says that doing so has nothing to do with fraud or corruption.
+Now that federal prosecutors have gotten involved, perhaps it's time to quit talking about it and actually arrest this woman and charge her with crimes against the people of Broward County before more people end up dead in Broward County over their corrupt voting practices.
+Article posted with permission from The Washington Standard
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+In Wake Of Elections, Migrant Caravan Resumes March Towards US Border
+
+Of course, the news of the migrant caravan has largely been abandoned due to the elections and what appears to be voter fraud and election meddling and manipulation across the country, but that doesn't mean that thousands of migrants from Central America have abandoned their quest to enter our country illegally.
+Despite barbed wires and thousands of troops on the border, they have been undeterred.
+A report from RT tells the tale:
+The Central American migrant caravan has just begun another leg of their journey to the US border hastily reinforced by the Army and Marine Corps.
+The migrants previously made a days-long stop in Mexico City.
+The caravan, made up mostly of Hondurans, but also nationals of other Central American countries, is now on the move towards the United States border.
+Migrants resumed their march north on Saturday morning after spending almost a week in Mexico City.
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+... To get there, migrants will have to travel some 1,700 miles (2,735km) to the northwest, a much longer route than to the nearest US border crossing at McAllen, Texas, which many consider to be the safest option.
+Video was also captured showing dozens of people waiting for trains in Mexico subway or boarding heavy trucks or buses somewhere outside the city while others are seen using cars.
+President Donald Trump has warned these people to turn back and that they will not be accepted into the US.
+He recently signed an immigration decree requiring asylum seekers to apply at their point of entry to the country and barring illegal immigrants from requesting asylum.
+“We need people in our country but they have to come in legally and they have to have merit,” Trump told reporters before he departed for Paris.
+https://youtu.be/1jT8Ait1jE
+Article posted with permission from Sons Of Liberty Media
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+Federal Prosecutors Called In After Florida Democrats Caught Altering Election Documents
+
+Florida should be called and called now unless the GOP wants to Florida and Georgia stolen the way they are stealing House seats.
+Photo: Elections staff load ballots into machine as recounting begins at the Broward County Supervisor of Elections Office on Nov. 11, 2018, in Lauderhill, Florida
+Fed.
+Prosecutors Called in After FL Democrats Caught Altering Election Documents.
+By Karista Baldwin, Conservative Tribune November 15, 2018:
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+Last week, the Florida Department of State asked federal prosecutors to look into alterations made on official election documents from the 2018 midterms.
+Politico reported that the department points to the Florida Democratic Party for changing dates on forms used to amend absentee and mail-in ballots.
+These ballots would have been flagged for missing information or for being filled out with incorrect information.
+The amending forms, called “cure affidavits,” were due at 5 p.m on Nov. 5, the evening before Election Day, at the latest.
+During pre-Election Day absentee and mail-in voting, political parties have access to lists of people whose mail-in ballots were rejected for errors.
+Meanwhile, cure affidavits are publicly available and anyone can send them to voters to prompt them to “fix” their ballots.
+According to Politico, the DOS released affidavits on Tuesday, which demonstrate that four different counties said the ballots could be returned by 5 p.m on Thursday, Nov. 8, past the official due date.
+Among the counties involved with the altered affidavits is Broward, which has been a hotspot for controversy as many Florida races have led to a recount.
+Some people point to Brenda Snipes, Broward’s Elections chief, for her troubling history of election transgressions.
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+Politico reported that they received audio of a Florida Democratic party volunteer leaving a voicemail to a voter in Palm Beach County to revise their mailed ballot after Election Day.
+Palm Beach County failed to make Florida’s recount deadline on Thursday.
+Matt Dixon, bureau chief of Politico, tweeted on Wednesday that the Democratic party volunteer call came during Florida’s ballot recount after ballots were allowed to be amended.
+“We are now doing a recount, so we want to make sure you let your vote be counted,” Dixon quoted from the voicemail.
+It seems that Democrats may have called absentee voters about supplying them with cure affidavits after the permitted date.
+It also looks like whoever sent out the cure affidavits physically changed the due date to say Nov. 8, instead of Nov. 6.
+Bradley McVay, DOS interim general counsel, asked attorneys in Florida to investigate the conflicting dates.
+“Altering a form in a manner that provides the incorrect date for a voter to cure a defect … imposes a burden on the voter significant enough to frustrate the voter’s ability to vote,” McVay wrote in a letter, sent on Nov. 9 and publicly released on Tuesday.
+According to DOS officials, they are less concerned with the inaccurate dates, and more concerned with the fact that the cure affidavits appear to have been deliberately altered.
+State officials turned over the altered forms to federal investigators.
+Of the many allegations of ballot mishandling in Florida, this is the first that has been referred to the federal government.
+While Democrats seem to have told voters they could fix ballot errors up to the Thursday after Election Day — these votes could not count.
+It looks like Democrats may have hurt their own interests by misleading their voters.
+They may have believed that they were supplying the correct information, but they still should not have altered official documents without verifying that they were right, which they weren’t.
+It is yet to be determined whether the federal investigation will find Democratic ineptitude or deception in this case.
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+Top Florida County Election Official Illegally Let People Vote Over Fax & Email
+
+This happened in “heavily Republican Bay County,” and Democrat gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum is outraged.
+Meanwhile, Democrat election officials are marking ballots themselves and “finding” boxes of them everywhere to try to get him to victory, and when confronted about that, Gillum says, “Every vote must be counted.”
+This is a disgrace.
+Have you ever heard of a close election in which a recount and “found” ballots gave the Republican victory?
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+Of course not.
+This massive Democrat voter fraud could be the end of our free republic.
+“Top FL County Election Official Illegally Let People Vote Over Fax, Email,” by Randy DeSoto, Western Journal, November 13, 2018 (thanks to Mark):
+The top election official in heavily Republican Bay County allowed residents displaced by Hurricane Michael to vote by email and fax, contrary to Florida law.
+Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum and others are expressing outrage at the special provision made for these voters.
+The Miami Herald reported that Bay County Supervisor of Elections Mark Andersen said on Monday that 11 ballots were accepted by email and 147 were faxed in, though Florida law only permits those serving in the military overseas to use these methods….
+According to the Herald, Gov.
+Rick Scott issued an executive order on Oct. 18 allowing election supervisors in Bay County and other counties impacted by the storm to extend early voting days and designate more early voting locations, but did not make provision for voting by fax or email.
+Speaking at an African American church in Boynton Beach in Palm Beach County, north of Miami, on Monday night, Gillum expressed outrage that Anderson broke election laws and allowed these approximately 150 Floridians to vote by fax or email, The Associated Press reported.
+“These are the stories that we know,” Gillum said.
+“Imagine the ones that we don’t.” Meanwhile, Gillum along with Florida Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson continue to call for all the votes to be counted in heavily Democratic Broward and Palm Beach counties, despite election officials in both missing state mandated deadlines in providing vote tallies.
+President Donald Trump tweeted late last week, “Mayor Gillum conceded on Election Day and now Broward County has put him ‘back in play.’ Bill Nelson conceded Election — now he’s back in play!?
+This is an embarrassment to our County and to Democracy!”
+Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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+Altered Election Documents Tied To Florida Democrats Reviewed By Federal Prosecutors
+
+It is high time that this begin.
+The Democrats are committing voter fraud on a massive scale, and not only in Florida, but in Arizona, Georgia, California and elsewhere.
+In Arizona, it is already over, and a pro-jihad Marxist Democrat who lost the election will be going to the Senate.
+In Florida, the Democrats are likewise working feverishly to overturn the will of the people.
+They are insane in their lust for power, and will destroy even our democratic system to get it.
+“Federal prosecutors reviewing altered election documents tied to Florida Democrats,” by Matt Dixon, Politico, November 14, 2018:
+TALLAHASSEE — The Florida Department of State last week asked federal prosecutors to investigate dates that were changed on official state election documents, the first voting “irregularities” it has flagged in the wake of the 2018 elections.
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+The concerns, which the department says can be tied to the Florida Democratic Party, center around date changes on forms used to fix vote-by-mail ballots sent with incorrect or missing information.
+Known as “cure affidavits,” those documents used to fix mail ballots were due no later than 5 p.m. on Nov. 5 — the day before the election.
+But affidavits released on Tuesday by the DOS show that documents from four different counties said the ballots could be returned by 5 p.m. on Thursday, which is not accurate.
+Audio of a Florida Democratic Party caller leaving a voicemail message asking a Palm Beach County voter to fix their vote by mail ballot after Election Day, which is not allowed, was also sent to POLITICO separately.
+It was not part of the information turned over to federal prosecutors.
+Among the counties in question is Broward, which emerged as the epicenter of controversy as three statewide races and three local legislative races went into recounts following the Nov. 6 elections.
+Republicans have pointed to embattled Broward Elections chief Brenda Snipes’ record of past election gaffes in arguing that the largely Democratic country is tilted against them — perhaps fraudulently so.
+DOS officials have repeatedly told the media that the monitors they sent to Broward County saw no election fraud.
+It wasn’t until Tuesday that the office revealed publicly that it had turned over information to federal prosecutors.
+The information was sent on Nov. 9 by Bradley McVay, DOS’ interim general counsel, who asked that the altered dates be investigated.
+“Altering a form in a manner that provides the incorrect date for a voter to cure a defect … imposes a burden on the voter significant enough to frustrate the voter’s ability to vote,” McVay wrote in a letter that was sent Nov. 9 and released publicly on Tuesday.
+The letter was sent to U.S.
+Attorneys Christopher P. Canova of the Northern District of Florida, Maria Chapa Lopez of the Middle District of Florida and Ariana Fajardo Orshan in the Southern District of Florida.
+The records released by DOS, which is part of Gov.
+Rick Scott’s administration, point the finger at the Florida Democratic Party.
+Political parties can get daily lists of people who had their mail-in ballots rejected.
+Political parties — or anyone else — can also get the publicly available cure affidavits and send them to voters who had a mail-in ballot rejected to encourage them to fix the ballots.
+In an email chain released as part of the Department of State’s Tuesday document dump, Citrus County Supervisor of Elections Susan Gill last week told DOS officials that a voter who received one of the cure affidavits with the wrong date had also received a call from a number identified as the Tallahassee office of the Florida Democratic Party, an indication the party was reaching out about her vote by mail ballot.
+“When I called it, it is the Democratic Party of Florida,” she said in a Nov. 8 email to DOS officials.
+She went on to write that she thinks the incorrect date was used because whoever sent the cure affidavit mixed up the deadline for cure affidavits with the deadline for provisional ballots.
+But, she said, “a bigger problem is the fact they actually changed one of the DOE forms.”…
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+Migrant Caravan Reach Border & Climb Atop Fencing Effortlessly (Video)
+
+Members from one of the migrant caravans finally reached the US border on Tuesday.
+Videos were captured and Border Patrol agents were on the scene as they were witnessed climbing effortlessly up the wall and standing and sitting atop it.
+Fox 5 reports:
+SAN DIEGO -- People on the Mexican side of the border could be seen climbing the fence near Border Field State Park Tuesday afternoon after part of the Central American migrant caravan arrived in Tijuana.
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+Several people scaled the fence and sat on top of it.
+A few jumped or crawled to openings in the fence onto U.S. soil but quickly ran back as Border Patrol agents approached.
+Several border agents were seen patrolling the area in trucks, 4-wheelers, a helicopter and on horses.
+Video of the migrants was captured in various reports.
+The caravan is here, illegally entering America This is a national disgrace Arrest and deport them all back to their home country pic.twitter.com/zmAvbC13eL — Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) November 14, 2018
+Increased activity at the U.S.-Mexico border after part of the Central American migrant caravan arrived in Tijuana.
+Border Patrol has not confirmed whether this group is part of the caravan.STORY: http://via.kswbtv.com/Ky5E4 Posted by FOX 5 San Diego on Tuesday, November 13, 2018
+US Customs and Border Patrol San Diego tweeted, "The first group of the migrant caravan arrived at the Tijuana border yesterday afternoon.
+# CBP has deployed resources to safely secure the area near Imperial Beach.
+All seeking entry into the U.S. are urged to present themselves at an official Port of Entry."
+The first group of the migrant caravan arrived at the Tijuana border yesterday afternoon.
+#CBP has deployed resources to safely secure the area near Imperial Beach.
+All seeking entry into the U.S. are urged to present themselves at an official Port of Entry.
+#USBP pic.twitter.com/uGWUKjxJkj — CBP San Diego (@CBPSanDiego) November 14, 2018
+Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen said, "Border security is national security, and @ DHSgov will enforce our nation's laws.
+Today, I am at the # Texas border talking with @ CBP officials on how we are securing ports of entry."
+Border security is national security, and @DHSgov will enforce our nation's laws.
+Today, I am at the #Texas border talking with @CBP officials on how we are securing ports of entry.
+pic.twitter.com/fOlIQNF5pW — Sec.
+Kirstjen Nielsen (@SecNielsen) November 14, 2018
+She also met with Secretary of Defense James Mattis in Texas.
+I met with #SecDef in #Texas today to highlight the work that we are doing together to secure our borders.
+I want to thank @DeptofDefense for their partnership across the full spectrum of @DHSgov missions.
+pic.twitter.com/eGyzwyXDw9 — Sec.
+Kirstjen Nielsen (@SecNielsen) November 14, 2018
+So far, we are being told that authorities are keeping an eye on the migrants as they celebrate their journey, but no reports have been issued saying they have actually crossed over yet.
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+Guardian ups its vilification of Julian Assange
+
+It is welcome that finally there has been a little pushback, including from leading journalists, to the Guardian’s long-running vilification of Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks.
+Reporter Luke Harding’s latest article, claiming that Donald Trump’s disgraced former campaign manager Paul Manafort secretly visited Assange in Ecuador’s embassy in London on three occasions, is so full of holes that even hardened opponents of Assange in the corporate media are struggling to stand by it.
+Faced with the backlash, the Guardian quickly – and very quietly – rowed back its initial certainty that its story was based on verified facts.
+Instead, it amended the text, without acknowledging it had done so, to attribute the claims to unnamed, and uncheckable, “sources”.
+The propaganda function of the piece is patent.
+It is intended to provide evidence for long-standing allegations that Assange conspired with Trump, and Trump’s supposed backers in the Kremlin, to damage Hillary Clinton during the 2016 presidential race.
+The Guardian’s latest story provides a supposedly stronger foundation for an existing narrative: that Assange and Wikileaks knowingly published emails hacked by Russia from the Democratic party’s servers.
+In truth, there is no public evidence that the emails were hacked, or that Russia was involved.
+Central actors have suggested instead that the emails were leaked from within the Democratic party.
+Nonetheless, this unverified allegation has been aggressively exploited by the Democratic leadership because it shifts attention away both from its failure to mount an effective electoral challenge to Trump and from the damaging contents of the emails.
+These show that party bureaucrats sought to rig the primaries to make sure Clinton’s challenger for the Democratic nomination, Bernie Sanders, lost.
+To underscore the intended effect of the Guardian’s new claims, Harding even throws in a casual and unsubstantiated reference to “Russians” joining Manafort in supposedly meeting Assange.
+Manafort has denied the Guardian’s claims, while Assange has threatened to sue the Guardian for libel.
+‘Responsible for Trump’
+The emotional impact of the Guardian story is to suggest that Assange is responsible for four years or more of Trump rule.
+But more significantly, it bolsters the otherwise risible claim that Assange is not a publisher – and thereby entitled to the protections of a free press, as enjoyed by the Guardian or the New York Times – but the head of an organisation engaged in espionage for a foreign power.
+The intention is to deeply discredit Assange, and by extension the Wikileaks organisation, in the eyes of right-thinking liberals.
+That, in turn, will make it much easier to silence Assange and the vital cause he represents: the use of new media to hold to account the old, corporate media and political elites through the imposition of far greater transparency.
+The Guardian story will prepare public opinion for the moment when Ecuador’s rightwing government under President Lenin Moreno forces Assange out of the embassy, having already withdrawn most of his rights to use digital media.
+It will soften opposition when the UK moves to arrest Assange on self-serving bail violation charges and extradites him to the US.
+And it will pave the way for the US legal system to lock Assange up for a very long time.
+For the best part of a decade, any claims by Assange’s supporters that avoiding this fate was the reason Assange originally sought asylum in the embassy was ridiculed by corporate journalists, not least at the Guardian.
+Even when a United Nations panel of experts in international law ruled in 2016 that Assange was being arbitrarily – and unlawfully – detained by the UK, Guardian writers led efforts to discredit the UN report.
+See here and here.
+Now Assange and his supporters have been proved right once again.
+An administrative error this month revealed that the US justice department had secretly filed criminal charges against Assange.
+Heavy surveillance
+The problem for the Guardian, which should have been obvious to its editors from the outset, is that any visits by Manafort would be easily verifiable without relying on unnamed “sources”.
+Glenn Greenwald is far from alone in noting that London is possibly the most surveilled city in the world, with CCTV cameras everywhere.
+The environs of the Ecuadorian embassy are monitored especially heavily, with continuous filming by the UK and Ecuadorian authorities and most likely by the US and other actors with an interest in Assange’s fate.
+The idea that Manafort or “Russians” could have wandered into the embassy to meet Assange even once without their trail, entry and meeting being intimately scrutinised and recorded is simply preposterous.
+According to Greenwald: “If Paul Manafort … visited Assange at the Embassy, there would be ample amounts of video and other photographic proof demonstrating that this happened.
+The Guardian provides none of that.”
+Former British ambassador Craig Murray also points out the extensive security checks insisted on by the embassy to which any visitor to Assange must submit.
+Any visits by Manafort would have been logged.
+In fact, the Guardian obtained the embassy’s logs in May, and has never made any mention of either Manafort or “Russians” being identified in them.
+It did not refer to the logs in its latest story.
+Murray:
+The problem with this latest fabrication is that [Ecuador’s President] Moreno had already released the visitor logs to the Mueller inquiry.
+Neither Manafort nor these “Russians” are in the visitor logs … What possible motive would the Ecuadorean government have for facilitating secret unrecorded visits by Paul Manafort?
+Furthermore it is impossible that the intelligence agency – who were in charge of the security – would not know the identity of these alleged “Russians”.
+No fact-checking
+It is worth noting it should be vitally important for a serious publication like the Guardian to ensure its claims are unassailably true – both because Assange’s personal fate rests on their veracity, and because, even more importantly, a fundamental right, the freedom of the press, is at stake.
+Given this, one would have expected the Guardian’s editors to have insisted on the most stringent checks imaginable before going to press with Harding’s story.
+At a very minimum, they should have sought out a response from Assange and Manafort before publication.
+Neither precaution was taken.
+I worked for the Guardian for a number of years, and know well the layers of checks that any highly sensitive story has to go through before publication.
+In that lengthy process, a variety of commissioning editors, lawyers, backbench editors and the editor herself, Kath Viner, would normally insist on cuts to anything that could not be rigorously defended and corroborated.
+And yet this piece seems to have been casually waved through, given a green light even though its profound shortcomings were evident to a range of well-placed analysts and journalists from the outset.
+That at the very least hints that the Guardian thought they had “insurance” on this story.
+And the only people who could have promised that kind of insurance are the security and intelligence services – presumably of Britain, the United States and / or Ecuador.
+It appears the Guardian has simply taken this story, provided by spooks, at face value.
+Even if it later turns out that Manafort did visit Assange, the Guardian clearly had no compelling evidence for its claims when it published them.
+That is profoundly irresponsible journalism – fake news – that should be of the gravest concern to readers.
+A pattern, not an aberration
+Despite all this, even analysts critical of the Guardian’s behaviour have shown a glaring failure to understand that its latest coverage represents not an aberration by the paper but decisively fits with a pattern.
+Glenn Greenwald, who once had an influential column in the Guardian until an apparent, though unacknowledged, falling out with his employer over the Edward Snowden revelations, wrote a series of baffling observations about the Guardian’s latest story.
+First, he suggested it was simply evidence of the Guardian’s long-standing (and well-documented) hostility towards Assange.
+“The Guardian, an otherwise solid and reliable paper, has such a pervasive and unprofessionally personal hatred for Julian Assange that it has frequently dispensed with all journalistic standards in order to malign him.”
+It was also apparently evidence of the paper’s clickbait tendencies:
+“They [Guardian editors] knew that publishing this story would cause partisan warriors to excitedly spread the story, and that cable news outlets would hyperventilate over it, and that they’d reap the rewards regardless of whether the story turned out to be true or false.”
+And finally, in a bizarre tweet, Greenwald opined, “I hope the story [maligning Assange] turns out true” – apparently because maintenance of the Guardian’s reputation is more important than Assange’s fate and the right of journalists to dig up embarrassing secrets without fear of being imprisoned.
+I think the Guardian is an important paper with great journalists.
+I hope the story turns out true.
+But the skepticism over this story is very widespread, including among Assange's most devoted haters, because it's so sketchy.
+If Manafort went there, there's video.
+Let's see it.
+— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) November 28, 2018
+Deeper malaise
+What this misses is that the Guardian’s attacks on Assange are not exceptional or motivated solely by personal animosity.
+They are entirely predictable and systematic.
+Rather than being the reason for the Guardian violating basic journalistic standards and ethics, the paper’s hatred of Assange is a symptom of a deeper malaise in the Guardian and the wider corporate media.
+Even aside from its decade-long campaign against Assange, the Guardian is far from “solid and reliable”, as Greenwald claims.
+It has been at the forefront of the relentless, and unhinged, attacks on Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn for prioritising the rights of Palestinians over Israel’s right to continue its belligerent occupation.
+Over the past three years, the Guardian has injected credibility into the Israel lobby’s desperate efforts to tar Corbyn as an anti-semite.
+See here, here and here.
+Similarly, the Guardian worked tirelessly to promote Clinton and undermine Sanders in the 2016 Democratic nomination process – another reason the paper has been so assiduous in promoting the idea that Assange, aided by Russia, was determined to promote Trump over Clinton for the presidency.
+The Guardian’s coverage of Latin America, especially of populist leftwing governments that have rebelled against traditional and oppressive US hegemony in the region, has long grated with analysts and experts.
+Its especial venom has been reserved for leftwing figures like Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez, democratically elected but official enemies of the US, rather than the region’s rightwing authoritarians beloved of Washington.
+The Guardian has been vocal in the so-called “fake news” hysteria, decrying the influence of social media, the only place where leftwing dissidents have managed to find a small foothold to promote their politics and counter the corporate media narrative.
+The Guardian has painted social media chiefly as a platform overrun by Russian trolls, arguing that this should justify ever-tighter restrictions that have so far curbed critical voices of the dissident left more than the right.
+Heroes of the neoliberal order
+Equally, the Guardian has made clear who its true heroes are.
+Certainly not Corbyn or Assange, who threaten to disrupt the entrenched neoliberal order that is hurtling us towards climate breakdown and economic collapse.
+Its pages, however, are readily available to the latest effort to prop up the status quo from Tony Blair, the man who led Britain, on false pretences, into the largest crime against humanity in living memory – the attack on Iraq.
+That “humanitarian intervention” cost the lives of many hundreds of thousands of Iraqis and created a vacuum that destabilised much of the Middle East, sucked in Islamic jihadists like al-Qaeda and ISIS, and contributed to the migrant crisis in Europe that has fuelled the resurgence of the far-right.
+None of that is discussed in the Guardian or considered grounds for disqualifying Blair as an arbiter of what is good for Britain and the world’s future.
+The Guardian also has an especial soft spot for blogger Elliot Higgins, who, aided by the Guardian, has shot to unlikely prominence as a self-styled “weapons expert”.
+Like Luke Harding, Higgins invariably seems ready to echo whatever the British and American security services need verifying “independently”.
+Higgins and his well-staffed website Bellingcat have taken on for themselves the role of arbiters of truth on many foreign affairs issues, taking a prominent role in advocating for narratives that promote US and NATO hegemony while demonising Russia, especially in highly contested arenas such as Syria.
+That clear partisanship should be no surprise, given that Higgins now enjoys an “academic” position at, and funding from, the Atlantic Council, a high-level, Washington-based think-tank founded to drum up support for NATO and justify its imperialist agenda.
+Improbably, the Guardian has adopted Higgins as the poster-boy for a supposed citizen journalism it has sought to undermine as “fake news” whenever it occurs on social media without the endorsement of state-backed organisations.
+The truth is that the Guardian has not erred in this latest story attacking Assange, or in its much longer-running campaign to vilify him.
+With this story, it has done what it regularly does when supposedly vital western foreign policy interests are at stake – it simply regurgitates an elite-serving, western narrative.
+Its job is to shore up a consensus on the left for attacks on leading threats to the existing, neoliberal order: whether they are a platform like Wikileaks promoting whistle-blowing against a corrupt western elite; or a politician like Jeremy Corbyn seeking to break apart the status quo on the rapacious financial industries or Israel-Palestine; or a radical leader like Hugo Chavez who threatened to overturn a damaging and exploitative US dominance of “America’s backyard”; or social media dissidents who have started to chip away at the elite-friendly narratives of corporate media, including the Guardian.
+The Guardian did not make a mistake in vilifying Assange without a shred of evidence.
+It did what it is designed to do.
+UPDATE: Excellent background from investigative journalist Gareth Porter, published shortly before Harding’s story, explains why the Guardian’s hit-piece is so important for those who want Assange out of the embassy and behind bars.
+Read Porter’s article here.
+No one pays me to write these blog posts.
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+This Guardian Fake News Story Proves That The Media Can't Be Trusted
+
+November 29, 2018
+This Guardian Fake News Story Proves That The Media Can't Be Trusted
+In 2015 the British Guardian appointed Katherine Viner as editor in chief.
+Under her lead the paper took a new direction.
+While it earlier made attempts to balance its shoddier side with some interesting reporting, it is now solidly main stream in the worst sense.
+It promotes neo-liberalism and a delves into cranky identity grievances stories.
+It also became an main outlet for manipulative propaganda peddled by the British secret services.
+Its recent fake news story about Paul Manafort, Wikileaks and Julian Assange aptly demonstrates this.
+The documentation of it is a bit lengthy but provides that it was a willful fake.
+On November 27 the Guardian prepared to publish a story which asserted that Paula Manafort, Trump's former campaign manager, had met Julian Assange, the publisher of Wikileaks, in the Ecuadorian embassy in London on at least three occasions.
+Some two hours before the story went public it contacted Manafort and Assange's lawyers to get their comments.
+Assange's Wikileaks responded through its public Twitter account which has 5.4 million followers.
+On of those followers is Katherine Viner:
+WikiLeaks @wikileaks - 13:06 utc - 27 Nov 2018 SCOOP: In letter today to Assange's lawyers, Guardian's Luke Harding, winner of Private Eye's Plagiarist of the Year, falsely claims jailed former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort had secret meetings with Assange in 2013, 2015 and 2016 in story Guardian are "planning to run".
+It attached the email the Guardian's Luke Harding had send.
+90 minutes later the Guardian piece went life.
+It led the front page and also appeared in print.
+The first version read:
+Manafort held secret talks with Assange in Ecuadorian embassy Donald Trump’s former campaign manager Paul Manafort held secret talks with Julian Assange inside the Ecuadorian embassy in London, and visited around the time he joined Trump’s campaign, the Guardian has been told.
+Sources have said Manafort went to see Assange in 2013, 2015 and in spring 2016 – during the period when he was made a key figure in Trump’s push for the White House.
+It is unclear why Manafort wanted to see Assange and what was discussed.
+But the last meeting is likely to come under scrutiny and could interest Robert Mueller, the special prosecutor who is investigating alleged collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
+A well-placed source has told the Guardian that Manafort went to see Assange around March 2016.
+Months later WikiLeaks released a stash of Democratic emails stolen by Russian intelligence officers.
+Manafort, 69, denies involvement in the hack and says the claim is “100% false”.
+His lawyers declined to answer the Guardian’s questions about the visits.
+The piece did not include the public denial Wikileaks issued to its 5.4 million followers one and a half hour before it was published.
+The Guardian piece came at a critical moment.
+Currently the U.K. and Ecuador conspire to deliver Julian Assange to U.S. authorities.
+On Monday special counsel Robert Mueller said Manafort lied to investigators, violating his recent plea deal.
+The new sensational claim was immediately picked up by prominent reporters and major main stream outlets.
+They distributed is as a factual account.
+It is likely that millions of people took note of its claim.
+But several people who had followed the Russiagate fairytale and the Mueller investigation were immediately suspicious of the Guardian claim.
+The story was weakly sourced and included some details that seemed unlikely to be true.
+Glenn Greenwald noted that the Ecuadorian embassy is under heavy CCTV surveillance.
+There are several guards, and visitors have to provide their identity to enter it.
+Every visit is logged.
+If Manafort had really visited Assange, it would have long been known:
+In sum, the Guardian published a story today that it knew would explode into all sorts of viral benefits for the paper and its reporters even though there are gaping holes and highly sketchy aspects to the story.
+Moreover, the main author of the story, Luke Harding, is known to be a notorious fraud, a russo-phobe intelligence asset with a personal grievance towards Assange and Wikileaks.
+A year ago an important Moon of Alabama piece - From Snowden To Russia-gate - The CIA And The Media - mentioned Harding:
+The people who promote the "Russian influence" nonsense are political operatives or hacks.
+Take for example Luke Harding of the Guardian who just published a book titled Collusion: Secret Meetings, Dirty Money, and How Russia Helped Donald Trump Win.
+He was taken apart in a Real News interview (vid) about the book.
+The interviewer pointed out that there is absolutely no evidence in the book to support its claims.
+When asked for any proof for his assertion Harding defensively says that he is just "storytelling" - in other words: it is fiction.
+Harding earlier wrote a book about Edward Snowden which was a similar sham.
+Julian Assange called it "a hack job in the purest sense of the term".
+Harding is also known as plagiarizer.
+When he worked in Moscow he copied stories and passages from the now defunct Exile, run by Matt Taibbi and Mark Ames.
+The Guardian had to publish an apology.
+The new Guardian story looked like another weak attempt to connect the alleged Russian malfeasance with Assange and the Wikileaks publishing of the DNC emails.
+Assange and other involved people deny that such a relation existed.
+There is no public evidence that support such claims.
+Shortly after the Guardian's fake news story went public Paul Manafort issued an unequivocal denial:
+“I have never met Julian Assange or anyone connected to him,” the statement said.
+“I have never been contacted by anyone connected to Wikileaks, either directly or indirectly.
+I have never reached out to Assange or Wikileaks on any matter.
+We are considering all legal options against the Guardian who proceeded with this story even after being notified by my representatives that it was false.”
+At 16:05 utc the Guardian silently edited the story.
+Caveats (here in italic and underlined) were added to the headline and within several paragraphs.
+No editorial note was attached to inform the readers of the changes:
+Manafort held secret talks with Assange in Ecuadorian embassy, sources say ...
+It is unclear why Manafort would have wanted to see Assange and what was discussed.
+But the last apparent meeting is likely to come under scrutiny and could interest Robert Mueller, the special prosecutor who is investigating alleged collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
+...
+Why Manafort might have sought out Assange in 2013 is unclear.
+...
+Manafort, 69, denies involvement in the hack and says the claim is “100% false”.
+His lawyers initially declined to answer the Guardian’s questions about the visits.
+One paragraph was added to included Wikileaks' denial:
+In a series of tweets WikiLeaks said Assange and Manafort had not met.
+Assange described the story as a hoax.
+At 16:30 utc, under fire from other media and journalists, the Guardian issued a statement:
+This story relied on a number of sources.
+We put these allegations to both Paul Manafort and Julian Assange's representatives prior to publication.
+Neither responded to deny the visits taking place.
+We have since updated the story to reflect their denials.
+This defensive Guardian claim is, like its story, evidently completely false.
+Wikileaks publicly denied the Guardian's claims 90 minutes before the story was first published.
+Manafort asserts that his lawyers had notified the Guardian that the story was false before the Guardian 'proceeded with the story'.
+At 21:05 utc a third version was published which included Manafort's denial.
+Half an hour later Julian Assange instructed his lawyers to sue the Guardian for libel.
+Wikileaks opened a fund to support the lawsuit.
+A day after the Guardian smear piece the Washington Times reported that Manafort's passports, entered into evidence by the Mueller prosecution, show that he did not visit London in any of the years the Guardian claimed he was there to visit Assange.
+The story was completely false and the Guardian knew it was.
+It disregarded and left out the denials the subjects of the story had issued before it was published.
+
+The Guardian has become a main outlet for British government disinformation operations aimed at defaming Russia.
+It smeared Assange and Snowden as Russian collaborators.
+It uncritically peddled the Russiagate story and the nonsensical Skripal claims which are both obviously concocted by British intelligence services.
+That seems to have become its main purpose.
+As Disobediant Media notes (emphasis in the original):
+While most readers with functional critical thinking capacity may readily dismiss the Guardian’s smear on its face, the fact that the Guardian published this piece, and that Luke Harding is still operating with even the tiniest modicum of respect as a journalist despite his history of deceit, tells us something bone-chilling about journalism.
+It is no accident that Luke Harding is still employed: in fact, it is because of Harding’s consistent loyalty to establishment, specifically the UK intelligence apparatus, over the truth that determines his “success” amongst legacy press outlets.
+Harding is not a defacement or a departure from the norm, but the personification of it.
+Jonathan Cook, a former Guardian writer, makes a similar point:
+The truth is that the Guardian has not erred in this latest story attacking Assange, or in its much longer-running campaign to vilify him.
+With this story, it has done what it regularly does when supposedly vital western foreign policy interests are at stake – it simply regurgitates an elite-serving, western narrative.
+Its job is to shore up a consensus on the left for attacks on leading threats to the existing, neoliberal order: ...
+The Guardian did not make a mistake in vilifying Assange without a shred of evidence.
+It did what it is designed to do.
+We have previously shown that the Guardian even uses fascist propaganda tropes to smear the Russian people.
+It is openly publishing Goebbels' cartoons and rhetoric against Europes biggest state.
+There is no longer any line that it does not dare to cross.
+Unfortunately other 'western' media are not much better.
+Within hours of being published the Guardian piece was debunked as fake news.
+That did not hinder other outlets to add to its smear.
+Politico allowed "a former CIA officer," writing under a pen name, to suggest - without any evidence - that the Guardian has been duped - not by its MI5/6 and Ecuadorian spy sources, but by Russian disinformation:
+Rather than being the bombshell smoking gun that directly connects the Trump campaign to WikiLeaks, perhaps the report is something else entirely: a disinformation campaign.
+Is it possible someone planted this story as a means to discredit the journalists?
+...
+Harding is likely a major target for anyone wrapped up in Russia’s intelligence operation against the West’s democratic institutions.
+...
+If this latest story about Manafort and Assange is false—that is, if, for example, the sources lied to Harding and Collyns (or if the sources themselves were lied to and thus thought they were being truthful in their statements to the journalists), or if the Ecuadorian intelligence document is a fake, the most logical explanation is that it is an attempt to make Harding look bad.
+The is zero evidence in the Politico screed that supports its suggestions and claims.
+It is fake news about a fake news story.
+It also included the false claim that Glenn Greenwald worked with Wikileaks on the Snowden papers.
+That claim was later removed.
+We have seen a similar pattern in the Skripal affair.
+When 'western' intelligence get caught in spreading disinformation, they accuse Russia of being the source of the fake.
+Unfortunately no western main stream media can any longer be trusted to publish the truth.
+The Guardian is only one of many which peddle smears and disinformation about the 'enemies' of the ruling 'western interests'.
+It is on all of us to debunk them and to educate the public about their scheme.
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+Posted by b on November 29, 2018 at 10:23 AM | Permalink
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+SNL Indian Comedian Silenced for "Offensive Jokes" at Columbia
+
+Andy Warhol was only half-right.
+In the future everyone will be the subject of social justice crybullying for 15 minutes.
+Also the Left killed comedy.
+This is what its corpse looks like.
+Saturday Night Live writer and comedian Nimesh Patel was pulled from the stage by event organizers after telling jokes that were criticized as racist and homophobic during his performance at cultureSHOCK: Reclaim, an event held by Columbia Asian American Alliance on Friday night.
+Patel, 32, was the first Indian-American writer for SNL, and has since been nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing.
+Patel has previously performed on Late Night with Seth Meyers and opened for comedians such as Chris Rock.
+During the event, Patel’s performance featured commentary on his experience living in a diverse area of New York City—including a joke about a gay, black man in his neighborhood—which AAA officials deemed inappropriate.
+Patel joked that being gay cannot be a choice because “no one looks in the mirror and thinks, ‘this black thing is too easy, let me just add another thing to it.’”
+That's what Columbia snowflakes thought was offensive.
+I can't imagine what they would have made of Richard Pryor, or at this point even, Chris Rock.
+It's also a version of a Sammy Davis Jr joke about converting to Judaism.
+Which is now a hate crime.
+About 30 minutes into Patel’s set, members of AAA interrupted the performance, denounced his jokes about racial identities and sexual orientation, and provided him with a few moments for closing remarks.
+Comrades, these jokes you have been listening to are thought crimes!
+Patel pushed back on the officials’ remarks, and said that while he stood in solidarity with Asian American identities, none of his remarks were offensive, and he was exposing the audience to ideas that would be found “in the real world.” Before he could finish, Patel’s microphone was cut from off-stage, and he proceeded to leave.
+The real world?
+This is Columbia.
+For Sofia Jao, BC ‘22, problems with the performance resided not in the set, but with Patel’s closing remarks.
+“I really dislike when people who are older say that our generation needs to be exposed to the real world.
+Obviously the world is not a safe space but just accepting that it’s not and continuing to perpetuate the un-safeness of it… is saying that it can’t be changed,” said Jao.
+“When older generations say you need to stop being so sensitive, it’s like undermining what our generation is trying to do in accepting others and making it safer.”
+Patel is 32.
+I'm sure Patel felt very, like, accepted.
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+725824328	Loaded_Language	4189	4199
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+727569885	Loaded_Language	6016	6030
+727569885	Loaded_Language	3630	3662
+727569885	Loaded_Language	1548	1564
+727569885	Loaded_Language	1642	1690
+727569885	Loaded_Language	2016	2048
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+758386255	Repetition	8818	8826
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+758386255	Repetition	9428	9436
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+758386255	Repetition	9348	9356
+758386255	Repetition	9544	9552
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+758386255	Repetition	9954	9962
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+758386255	Repetition	26689	26697
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+758386255	Repetition	26487	26497
+758386255	Repetition	17050	17060
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+758477392	Repetition	2922	2928
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+758477392	Repetition	1017	1029
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+761546223	Repetition	158	171
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+762546428	Loaded_Language	76	84
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+762546428	Loaded_Language	1391	1398
+762546428	Loaded_Language	3091	3099
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+762546428	Repetition	2420	2427
+762546428	Repetition	1727	1734
+762546428	Repetition	309	318
+762546428	Repetition	248	262
+762546428	Repetition	1301	1315
+762546428	Repetition	2580	2594
+762546428	Repetition	333	341
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+762546428	Repetition	1158	1166
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+765385479	Name_Calling,Labeling	3522	3544
+765385479	Loaded_Language	3725	3748
+765385479	Flag-Waving	3750	3771
+765385479	Doubt	3889	3968
+765385479	Loaded_Language	3951	3968
+765385479	Loaded_Language	4028	4046
+765385479	Exaggeration,Minimisation	4272	4286
+765385479	Name_Calling,Labeling	4322	4338
+765385479	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	4354	4394
+765385479	Loaded_Language	4396	4416
+765385479	Loaded_Language	4486	4529
+765385479	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	4476	4585
+765385479	Exaggeration,Minimisation	4809	4869
+765385479	Loaded_Language	5144	5164
+765385479	Exaggeration,Minimisation	5171	5201
+765385479	Loaded_Language	5316	5335
+765385479	Loaded_Language	5743	5762
+765385479	Loaded_Language	6160	6180
+765385479	Loaded_Language	6205	6225
+765385479	Loaded_Language	6286	6335
+765385479	Causal_Oversimplification	6337	6442
+765385479	Exaggeration,Minimisation	6686	6700
+765385479	Name_Calling,Labeling	6818	6840
+765385479	Name_Calling,Labeling	6900	6922
+765385479	Exaggeration,Minimisation	7352	7484
+765385479	Loaded_Language	7498	7590
+765385479	Loaded_Language	7634	7678
+765385479	Exaggeration,Minimisation	7610	7625
+765385479	Loaded_Language	7793	7836
+765385479	Loaded_Language	7857	7953
+765385479	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	7853	8050
+765385479	Loaded_Language	8233	8248
+765385479	Loaded_Language	8277	8307
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+765385479	Repetition	9397	9418
+765385479	Name_Calling,Labeling	9784	9804
+765385479	Doubt	9119	9372
+765385479	Appeal_to_fear-prejudice	10444	10686
+765385479	Flag-Waving	10562	10602
+765385479	Exaggeration,Minimisation	10636	10686
+765385479	Loaded_Language	564	592
+765385479	Bandwagon,Reductio_ad_hitlerum	2120	2210
+765385479	Loaded_Language	4265	4270
+765385479	Loaded_Language	9856	9902
+765913191	Loaded_Language	361	370
+765913191	Repetition	3844	3864
+765913191	Slogans	5077	5119
+765913191	Flag-Waving	6575	6584
+765913191	Loaded_Language	4502	4536
+765913191	Slogans	601	612
+765913191	Black-and-White_Fallacy	255	347
+765913191	Loaded_Language	710	722
+765913191	Black-and-White_Fallacy	3587	3621
+765913191	Name_Calling,Labeling	4244	4252
+765913191	Black-and-White_Fallacy	5827	5905
+765913191	Repetition	6357	6376
+765913191	Repetition	6957	6974
+765913191	Exaggeration,Minimisation	6999	7038
+765913191	Black-and-White_Fallacy	6739	6882
+765913191	Repetition	777	787
+765913191	Repetition	3422	3432
+765913191	Repetition	6979	6989
+765913191	Doubt	1461	1513
+765913191	Repetition	3730	3750
+765913191	Repetition	4891	4911
+765913191	Flag-Waving	5596	5599
+765913191	Flag-Waving	5800	5803
+765913191	Flag-Waving	6527	6530
+765953146	Loaded_Language	2168	2186
+765953146	Loaded_Language	787	816
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+765953146	Loaded_Language	1099	1110
+765953146	Loaded_Language	2193	2209
+765953146	Loaded_Language	5320	5335
+765953146	Repetition	2497	2507
+765982381	Loaded_Language	2063	2106
+765982381	Loaded_Language	3369	3469
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+765982381	Bandwagon,Reductio_ad_hitlerum	2851	2932
+765982381	Doubt	4183	4248
+765982381	Name_Calling,Labeling	4494	4523
+765982381	Name_Calling,Labeling	5207	5240
+765982381	Loaded_Language	5379	5391
+765982381	Name_Calling,Labeling	398	410
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+765982381	Repetition	955	963
+765982381	Loaded_Language	1025	1044
+765982381	Loaded_Language	1367	1376
+765982381	Exaggeration,Minimisation	2200	2230
+765982381	Causal_Oversimplification	2422	2462
+765982381	Loaded_Language	2324	2346
+765982381	Loaded_Language	2511	2530
+765982381	Name_Calling,Labeling	2588	2622
+765982381	Loaded_Language	2626	2635
+765982381	Name_Calling,Labeling	2831	2848
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+765982381	Loaded_Language	3095	3187
+765982381	Exaggeration,Minimisation	3207	3222
+765982381	Loaded_Language	3309	3352
+765982381	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	3364	3566
+765982381	Name_Calling,Labeling	3888	3916
+765982381	Loaded_Language	4110	4131
+765982381	Exaggeration,Minimisation	4947	4995
+765982381	Repetition	5207	5220
+765982381	Loaded_Language	5976	6023
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+765982381	Name_Calling,Labeling	6063	6090
+765982381	Thought-terminating_Cliches	6197	6250
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+765982381	Name_Calling,Labeling	6415	6438
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+765982381	Doubt	1600	1817
+765982381	Doubt	2492	2555
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+766084411	Doubt	3958	3991
+766084411	Name_Calling,Labeling	4170	4174
+766084411	Repetition	1914	1924
+766084411	Repetition	2131	2140
+766084411	Repetition	2437	2447
+766084411	Repetition	4062	4072
+766084411	Repetition	4529	4539
+766084411	Repetition	4688	4697
+766084411	Repetition	5224	5234
+766084411	Loaded_Language	4035	4040
+766084411	Loaded_Language	4045	4056
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+766632016	Doubt	3742	3775
+766632016	Doubt	3858	4015
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+766632016	Appeal_to_fear-prejudice	4525	4596
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+766632016	Exaggeration,Minimisation	5319	5340
+766632016	Repetition	3475	3482
+766632016	Repetition	3695	3702
+766632016	Repetition	3655	3670
+766632016	Repetition	4062	4076
+766632016	Repetition	3796	3808
+766632016	Repetition	2663	2674
+766632016	Repetition	4196	4208
+766632016	Repetition	4238	4248
+766632016	Repetition	4253	4264
+766632016	Repetition	4332	4343
+766632016	Repetition	4431	4441
+766632016	Repetition	4546	4558
+766632016	Repetition	4641	4653
+766632016	Repetition	4718	4729
+766632016	Repetition	4777	4788
+766632016	Repetition	4859	4871
+766632016	Repetition	4894	4905
+766632016	Repetition	5133	5144
+766632016	Repetition	5569	5583
+766632016	Repetition	5863	5872
+766632016	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	3858	3903
+766632016	Loaded_Language	4972	4983
+766632016	Loaded_Language	1925	1969
+766632016	Loaded_Language	455	470
+766632016	Loaded_Language	486	507
+766632016	Loaded_Language	2640	2674
+766632016	Loaded_Language	3586	3670
+766632016	Loaded_Language	4626	4653
+766632016	Loaded_Language	3796	3808
+766632016	Loaded_Language	564	590
+766632016	Loaded_Language	1679	1711
+766632016	Loaded_Language	2584	2601
+766632016	Loaded_Language	3535	3553
+766632016	Loaded_Language	4332	4343
+766632016	Loaded_Language	4431	4441
+766632016	Loaded_Language	4525	4558
+766632016	Loaded_Language	4718	4729
+766632016	Loaded_Language	4777	4788
+766632016	Loaded_Language	5109	5144
+766632016	Loaded_Language	5425	5456
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+766632016	Appeal_to_Authority	249	366
+766632016	Appeal_to_Authority	1294	1402
+766632016	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	4756	4842
+766632016	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	4091	4184
+766632016	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	4462	4596
+766632016	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	4655	4754
+766632016	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	5602	5736
+766632016	Causal_Oversimplification	5743	5861
+766942310	Name_Calling,Labeling	545	564
+766942310	Name_Calling,Labeling	569	577
+766942310	Name_Calling,Labeling	1823	1829
+766942310	Flag-Waving	2081	2090
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+766942310	Loaded_Language	1797	1806
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+766942310	Name_Calling,Labeling	345	363
+766942310	Name_Calling,Labeling	374	384
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+766942310	Name_Calling,Labeling	1410	1426
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+766942310	Loaded_Language	1439	1453
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+766942310	Loaded_Language	1838	1849
+766942310	Loaded_Language	1932	1939
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+766942310	Loaded_Language	3888	3892
+766942310	Loaded_Language	3960	3976
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+766942310	Name_Calling,Labeling	757	775
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+767129999	Loaded_Language	1943	1951
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+767129999	Loaded_Language	2522	2531
+769427494	Loaded_Language	8476	8487
+769427494	Name_Calling,Labeling	5083	5102
+769427494	Loaded_Language	50	58
+769427494	Name_Calling,Labeling	62	91
+769427494	Loaded_Language	217	236
+769427494	Flag-Waving	242	281
+769427494	Loaded_Language	1260	1268
+769427494	Doubt	5221	5426
+769427494	Loaded_Language	6542	6575
+769427494	Doubt	7254	7366
+769427494	Loaded_Language	9281	9297
+769427494	Doubt	93	281
+769427494	Doubt	5704	5794
+769682854	Slogans	253	279
+769682854	Exaggeration,Minimisation	224	235
+769682854	Slogans	1004	1026
+769682854	Loaded_Language	1579	1586
+769682854	Name_Calling,Labeling	1996	2016
+769752554	Slogans	45	49
+769752554	Repetition	153	157
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+769752554	Loaded_Language	626	637
+769752554	Name_Calling,Labeling	797	817
+769752554	Flag-Waving	906	915
+769752554	Name_Calling,Labeling	1047	1061
+769752554	Loaded_Language	1347	1357
+769752554	Name_Calling,Labeling	1373	1388
+769752554	Repetition	1400	1404
+769752554	Exaggeration,Minimisation	1448	1488
+769752554	Name_Calling,Labeling	1656	1666
+769752554	Repetition	1734	1738
+769752554	Loaded_Language	1779	1801
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+769752554	Repetition	2311	2327
+769752554	Name_Calling,Labeling	2311	2326
+769962236	Name_Calling,Labeling	0	9
+769962236	Name_Calling,Labeling	32	47
+769962236	Loaded_Language	80	89
+769962236	Loaded_Language	94	101
+769962236	Loaded_Language	139	143
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+769962236	Loaded_Language	169	177
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+769962236	Name_Calling,Labeling	222	239
+769962236	Exaggeration,Minimisation	241	244
+769962236	Flag-Waving	1033	1074
+769962236	Loaded_Language	1760	1771
+769962236	Loaded_Language	1857	1864
+769962236	Slogans	2200	2223
+769962236	Loaded_Language	2634	2637
+769962236	Flag-Waving	2921	2934
+769962236	Name_Calling,Labeling	2964	2977
+769962236	Slogans	3260	3278
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+769962236	Loaded_Language	3917	3921
+769962328	Flag-Waving	2213	2316
+769962328	Name_Calling,Labeling	3274	3311
+769962328	Name_Calling,Labeling	4074	4086
+769962328	Doubt	1756	1825
+769962328	Name_Calling,Labeling	3749	3790
+769962328	Loaded_Language	4203	4229
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+769962328	Name_Calling,Labeling	1978	2012
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+769962328	Name_Calling,Labeling	2666	2695
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+769962328	Name_Calling,Labeling	3566	3594
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+769962328	Doubt	3323	3431
+769962328	Name_Calling,Labeling	4301	4332
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+769962328	Loaded_Language	5463	5493
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+769962328	Name_Calling,Labeling	6411	6428
+769962328	Doubt	3596	3661
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+770156173	Name_Calling,Labeling	4814	4832
+770156173	Name_Calling,Labeling	6056	6072
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+770156173	Repetition	2158	2164
+770156173	Repetition	4774	4781
+770156173	Repetition	5254	5261
+770156173	Repetition	5645	5652
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+770156173	Loaded_Language	1616	1623
+770156173	Loaded_Language	1919	1938
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+770156173	Loaded_Language	2330	2348
+770156173	Flag-Waving	2819	2827
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+770156851	Name_Calling,Labeling	78	89
+770156851	Loaded_Language	179	186
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+770221823	Name_Calling,Labeling	61	82
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+770221823	Name_Calling,Labeling	1493	1512
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+770376380	Loaded_Language	24	47
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+770376380	Loaded_Language	1411	1500
+770376380	Doubt	1532	1745
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+770938827	Loaded_Language	64	81
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+770938827	Name_Calling,Labeling	2400	2414
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+770938827	Exaggeration,Minimisation	770	775
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+770938827	Repetition	2217	2223
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+770945799	Loaded_Language	1017	1030
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+770956434	Loaded_Language	1390	1430
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+770956434	Name_Calling,Labeling	2176	2194
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+771254016	Name_Calling,Labeling	1806	1820
+771254016	Loaded_Language	1336	1343
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+771254016	Loaded_Language	1322	1331
+771254016	Name_Calling,Labeling	1690	1695
+771254016	Loaded_Language	1707	1716
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+786527921	Repetition	8838	8856
+786527921	Name_Calling,Labeling	8903	8923
+786527921	Name_Calling,Labeling	9063	9078
+786527921	Exaggeration,Minimisation	9859	9869
+786527921	Loaded_Language	9942	10004
+786527921	Slogans	10254	10267
+786527921	Flag-Waving	10920	10973
+786527921	Name_Calling,Labeling	11506	11530
+786527921	Name_Calling,Labeling	12856	12878
+786527921	Loaded_Language	12974	13022
+786527921	Loaded_Language	13029	13046
+786527921	Loaded_Language	13191	13235
+786527921	Loaded_Language	13589	13733
+786527921	Loaded_Language	13931	13982
+786527921	Loaded_Language	14062	14097
+786527921	Loaded_Language	14488	14500
+786527921	Exaggeration,Minimisation	14505	14550
+786527921	Name_Calling,Labeling	14918	14942
+786527921	Loaded_Language	15077	15112
+786527921	Loaded_Language	16017	16053
+786527921	Name_Calling,Labeling	16104	16121
+786527921	Name_Calling,Labeling	16130	16177
+786527921	Exaggeration,Minimisation	16804	16827
+786527921	Slogans	16846	16868
+786527921	Loaded_Language	16919	16949
+786527921	Loaded_Language	8099	8114
+786527921	Name_Calling,Labeling	9978	9992
+786527921	Exaggeration,Minimisation	13029	13062
+786527921	Doubt	14149	14328
+786731884	Loaded_Language	1559	1626
+786731884	Loaded_Language	1733	1788
+786731884	Causal_Oversimplification	2238	2379
+786731884	Loaded_Language	4240	4258
+786731884	Exaggeration,Minimisation	4441	4499
+786731884	Flag-Waving	3649	3693
+786731884	Name_Calling,Labeling	4053	4079
+786731884	Name_Calling,Labeling	30	44
+786731884	Name_Calling,Labeling	218	237
+786731884	Loaded_Language	249	285
+786731884	Name_Calling,Labeling	322	341
+786731884	Name_Calling,Labeling	369	392
+786731884	Loaded_Language	430	473
+786731884	Name_Calling,Labeling	513	534
+786731884	Loaded_Language	714	729
+786731884	Name_Calling,Labeling	862	876
+786731884	Repetition	862	868
+786731884	Name_Calling,Labeling	926	945
+786731884	Loaded_Language	957	993
+786731884	Name_Calling,Labeling	1459	1482
+786731884	Bandwagon,Reductio_ad_hitlerum	1611	1626
+786731884	Name_Calling,Labeling	1670	1693
+786731884	Exaggeration,Minimisation	2091	2136
+786731884	Name_Calling,Labeling	2303	2319
+786731884	Name_Calling,Labeling	2443	2459
+786731884	Loaded_Language	2487	2497
+786731884	Name_Calling,Labeling	2501	2519
+786731884	Causal_Oversimplification	2462	2574
+786731884	Loaded_Language	2714	2758
+786731884	Loaded_Language	2775	2795
+786731884	Name_Calling,Labeling	2799	2819
+786731884	Causal_Oversimplification	2822	2915
+786731884	Name_Calling,Labeling	2857	2915
+786731884	Loaded_Language	3041	3051
+786731884	Name_Calling,Labeling	3121	3141
+786731884	Name_Calling,Labeling	3150	3165
+786731884	Loaded_Language	4278	4299
+786731884	Loaded_Language	4803	4825
+786731884	Loaded_Language	4847	4855
+786731884	Name_Calling,Labeling	4890	4929
+786731884	Loaded_Language	2095	2107
+786731884	Appeal_to_Authority	3996	4079
+786731884	Appeal_to_Authority	4082	4169
+786919720	Loaded_Language	83	98
+786919720	Loaded_Language	4347	4364
+786919720	Name_Calling,Labeling	4438	4459
+786919720	Flag-Waving	164	194
+786919720	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	282	672
+786919720	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	1158	1191
+786919720	Loaded_Language	3177	3195
+786919720	Name_Calling,Labeling	4659	4682
+786919720	Appeal_to_fear-prejudice	4713	4804
+786919720	Loaded_Language	1146	1156
+786919720	Doubt	4526	4594
+787002327	Causal_Oversimplification	2110	2257
+787002327	Loaded_Language	2707	2728
+787002327	Loaded_Language	4104	4173
+787002327	Loaded_Language	4630	4648
+787002327	Loaded_Language	4710	4757
+787002327	Name_Calling,Labeling	5606	5625
+787002327	Name_Calling,Labeling	5916	5942
+787002327	Name_Calling,Labeling	6166	6190
+787002327	Loaded_Language	6195	6208
+787002327	Appeal_to_fear-prejudice	6813	7147
+787002327	Bandwagon,Reductio_ad_hitlerum	3152	3178
+787002327	Name_Calling,Labeling	3557	3572
+787002327	Name_Calling,Labeling	3582	3597
+787002327	Name_Calling,Labeling	184	203
+787002327	Loaded_Language	215	251
+787002327	Name_Calling,Labeling	288	307
+787002327	Name_Calling,Labeling	363	386
+787002327	Loaded_Language	459	502
+787002327	Name_Calling,Labeling	542	563
+787002327	Loaded_Language	682	705
+787002327	Causal_Oversimplification	838	1019
+787002327	Exaggeration,Minimisation	1109	1160
+787002327	Name_Calling,Labeling	1195	1219
+787002327	Name_Calling,Labeling	1266	1285
+787002327	Loaded_Language	1356	1370
+787002327	Name_Calling,Labeling	1471	1505
+787002327	Name_Calling,Labeling	1801	1817
+787002327	Causal_Oversimplification	1709	1881
+787002327	Name_Calling,Labeling	1961	1980
+787002327	Exaggeration,Minimisation	2263	2357
+787002327	Name_Calling,Labeling	2458	2492
+787002327	Exaggeration,Minimisation	2867	2897
+787002327	Name_Calling,Labeling	4007	4032
+787002327	Repetition	4019	4032
+787002327	Name_Calling,Labeling	4193	4225
+787002327	Loaded_Language	4412	4433
+787002327	Loaded_Language	5243	5248
+787002327	Name_Calling,Labeling	5252	5303
+787002327	Loaded_Language	5467	5544
+787002327	Flag-Waving	5508	5544
+787002327	Exaggeration,Minimisation	5667	5770
+787002327	Loaded_Language	5908	5915
+787002327	Loaded_Language	6064	6087
+787002327	Loaded_Language	6460	6489
+787002327	Loaded_Language	6530	6548
+787002327	Bandwagon,Reductio_ad_hitlerum	6739	6759
+787002327	Flag-Waving	6739	6811
+787002327	Name_Calling,Labeling	6931	6948
+787002327	Loaded_Language	7092	7110
+787002327	Bandwagon,Reductio_ad_hitlerum	7114	7130
+787002327	Flag-Waving	7149	7200
+787002327	Loaded_Language	2270	2288
+787002327	Doubt	3103	3203
+787142429	Loaded_Language	1150	1204
+787142429	Slogans	2735	2758
+787142429	Loaded_Language	1106	1123
+787142429	Appeal_to_Authority	2684	2815
+787529309	Loaded_Language	70	87
+787529309	Loaded_Language	288	319
+787529309	Loaded_Language	924	960
+787529309	Loaded_Language	2405	2430
+787529309	Loaded_Language	2694	2708
+787529309	Loaded_Language	3158	3173
+787529309	Name_Calling,Labeling	8209	8231
+787529309	Name_Calling,Labeling	8337	8365
+787529309	Loaded_Language	8567	8585
+787529309	Loaded_Language	8686	8710
+787529309	Causal_Oversimplification	9303	9384
+787529309	Loaded_Language	9661	9697
+787529309	Slogans	16	39
+787529309	Loaded_Language	5159	5195
+787529309	Slogans	323	346
+787529309	Name_Calling,Labeling	2338	2356
+787529309	Name_Calling,Labeling	5394	5414
+787529309	Doubt	6056	6347
+787529309	Appeal_to_Authority	6678	6784
+787529309	Loaded_Language	7626	7677
+787529309	Slogans	7814	7853
+787529309	Causal_Oversimplification	8200	8310
+787529309	Loaded_Language	2871	2876
+787529309	Doubt	9173	9282
+787668628	Loaded_Language	613	656
+787668628	Loaded_Language	673	688
+787668628	Flag-Waving	720	766
+787668628	Black-and-White_Fallacy	0	118
+787668628	Causal_Oversimplification	475	499
+787668628	Name_Calling,Labeling	592	602
+787668628	Slogans	2408	2425
+787668628	Exaggeration,Minimisation	3729	3842
+787668628	Doubt	4993	5125
+787668628	Loaded_Language	5982	5997
+787668628	Appeal_to_Authority	5153	5360
+787668628	Loaded_Language	5373	5392
+787759779	Loaded_Language	681	696
+787759779	Name_Calling,Labeling	331	343
+787759779	Loaded_Language	495	507
+787759779	Name_Calling,Labeling	590	623
+787759779	Name_Calling,Labeling	1011	1032
+787759779	Name_Calling,Labeling	670	679
+787955075	Flag-Waving	2145	2414
+787955075	Exaggeration,Minimisation	2097	2131
+787955075	Loaded_Language	2557	2582
+787955075	Name_Calling,Labeling	108	116
+787955075	Name_Calling,Labeling	281	302
+787955075	Loaded_Language	2225	2268
+787955075	Doubt	2269	2414
+788056108	Name_Calling,Labeling	235	279
+788056108	Name_Calling,Labeling	587	636
+788056108	Name_Calling,Labeling	979	1012
+788056108	Appeal_to_fear-prejudice	2930	3059
+788056108	Name_Calling,Labeling	4632	4680
+788056108	Exaggeration,Minimisation	4780	4804
+788056108	Loaded_Language	15243	15303
+788056108	Loaded_Language	60	76
+788056108	Bandwagon,Reductio_ad_hitlerum	818	860
+788056108	Exaggeration,Minimisation	5941	5977
+788056108	Loaded_Language	14061	14080
+788056108	Black-and-White_Fallacy	15683	15829
+788056108	Loaded_Language	183	201
+788056108	Name_Calling,Labeling	364	393
+788056108	Loaded_Language	694	731
+788056108	Loaded_Language	763	787
+788056108	Name_Calling,Labeling	1110	1133
+788056108	Name_Calling,Labeling	1144	1174
+788056108	Bandwagon,Reductio_ad_hitlerum	1338	1405
+788056108	Bandwagon,Reductio_ad_hitlerum	1407	1640
+788056108	Name_Calling,Labeling	1946	1965
+788056108	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	2058	2139
+788056108	Causal_Oversimplification	2142	2479
+788056108	Bandwagon,Reductio_ad_hitlerum	2482	2506
+788056108	Causal_Oversimplification	2768	2923
+788056108	Name_Calling,Labeling	3243	3274
+788056108	Loaded_Language	3490	3623
+788056108	Loaded_Language	3765	3783
+788056108	Exaggeration,Minimisation	4187	4202
+788056108	Name_Calling,Labeling	4716	4733
+788056108	Doubt	5537	5636
+788056108	Causal_Oversimplification	6680	6851
+788056108	Loaded_Language	6875	6898
+788056108	Name_Calling,Labeling	7174	7199
+788056108	Name_Calling,Labeling	7226	7254
+788056108	Name_Calling,Labeling	7337	7382
+788056108	Name_Calling,Labeling	7755	7832
+788056108	Loaded_Language	8012	8070
+788056108	Name_Calling,Labeling	8936	8962
+788056108	Loaded_Language	10272	10297
+788056108	Loaded_Language	10440	10465
+788056108	Name_Calling,Labeling	10603	10746
+788056108	Name_Calling,Labeling	10760	10914
+788056108	Doubt	11123	11255
+788056108	Exaggeration,Minimisation	11957	11980
+788056108	Name_Calling,Labeling	12155	12167
+788056108	Exaggeration,Minimisation	12176	12222
+788056108	Appeal_to_Authority	12547	13082
+788056108	Appeal_to_Authority	13084	13617
+788056108	Doubt	14028	14312
+788056108	Doubt	14365	14417
+788056108	Appeal_to_Authority	14419	14785
+788056108	Exaggeration,Minimisation	15317	15352
+788056108	Doubt	15142	15456
+788056108	Loaded_Language	15895	16016
+788056108	Name_Calling,Labeling	16028	16077
+788056108	Doubt	16357	16533
+788056108	Doubt	16939	17166
+788056108	Name_Calling,Labeling	17271	17330
+788056108	Loaded_Language	17169	17184
+788056108	Loaded_Language	17355	17391
+788056108	Exaggeration,Minimisation	17392	17427
+788056108	Loaded_Language	17572	17590
+788056108	Appeal_to_fear-prejudice	17512	17805
+788056108	Exaggeration,Minimisation	17917	17969
+788056108	Loaded_Language	92	99
+788056108	Doubt	2482	2701
+788056108	Doubt	3625	3710
+788056108	Loaded_Language	10856	10863
+788056108	Loaded_Language	12204	12215
+788173482	Exaggeration,Minimisation	1025	1088
+788173482	Name_Calling,Labeling	2140	2188
+788173482	Name_Calling,Labeling	5113	5130
+788173482	Loaded_Language	5731	5754
+788173482	Loaded_Language	7619	7636
+788173482	Exaggeration,Minimisation	1780	1794
+788173482	Name_Calling,Labeling	3326	3349
+788173482	Doubt	5333	5484
+788173482	Name_Calling,Labeling	9	32
+788173482	Name_Calling,Labeling	500	510
+788173482	Loaded_Language	534	586
+788173482	Exaggeration,Minimisation	780	818
+788173482	Exaggeration,Minimisation	1177	1197
+788173482	Loaded_Language	1269	1295
+788173482	Name_Calling,Labeling	1371	1403
+788173482	Name_Calling,Labeling	1507	1533
+788173482	Loaded_Language	1605	1702
+788173482	Name_Calling,Labeling	1827	1842
+788173482	Loaded_Language	2048	2078
+788173482	Name_Calling,Labeling	2228	2280
+788173482	Loaded_Language	2356	2376
+788173482	Loaded_Language	2498	2523
+788173482	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	2944	3003
+788173482	Loaded_Language	3160	3177
+788173482	Loaded_Language	3402	3435
+788173482	Loaded_Language	2308	2345
+788173482	Loaded_Language	4460	4480
+788173482	Loaded_Language	4610	4684
+788173482	Loaded_Language	4846	4900
+788173482	Loaded_Language	4926	4960
+788173482	Loaded_Language	7906	7917
+788173482	Loaded_Language	7846	7852
+788173482	Name_Calling,Labeling	7970	8005
+788173482	Flag-Waving	598	655
+788173482	Exaggeration,Minimisation	1378	1403
+788173482	Name_Calling,Labeling	1639	1656
+788726416	Loaded_Language	4298	4312
+788726416	Name_Calling,Labeling	53	73
+788726416	Loaded_Language	105	122
+788726416	Name_Calling,Labeling	124	143
+788726416	Repetition	124	134
+788726416	Name_Calling,Labeling	0	23
+788726416	Name_Calling,Labeling	559	602
+788726416	Flag-Waving	362	492
+788726416	Loaded_Language	678	725
+788726416	Flag-Waving	973	1147
+788726416	Name_Calling,Labeling	1986	2012
+788726416	Name_Calling,Labeling	3323	3336
+788726416	Name_Calling,Labeling	3442	3469
+788726416	Loaded_Language	3962	4010
+788726416	Name_Calling,Labeling	4691	4708
+788816478	Loaded_Language	162	178
+788816478	Loaded_Language	501	535
+788816478	Loaded_Language	652	687
+788816478	Name_Calling,Labeling	1916	1944
+788816478	Loaded_Language	5528	5563
+788816478	Appeal_to_Authority	5942	6075
+788816478	Loaded_Language	6484	6503
+788816478	Loaded_Language	1981	2023
+788816478	Doubt	4739	4766
+788816478	Doubt	331	373
+788816478	Causal_Oversimplification	446	635
+788816478	Name_Calling,Labeling	1950	1980
+788816478	Name_Calling,Labeling	3805	3827
+788816478	Name_Calling,Labeling	4272	4284
+788816478	Loaded_Language	4413	4427
+788816478	Doubt	4563	4604
+788816478	Loaded_Language	4579	4604
+788816478	Loaded_Language	4754	4766
+788816478	Causal_Oversimplification	5330	5403
+788816478	Loaded_Language	5587	5622
+788816478	Loaded_Language	6657	6696
+788816478	Name_Calling,Labeling	4589	4604
+788900262	Appeal_to_fear-prejudice	0	91
+788900262	Exaggeration,Minimisation	1722	1749
+788900262	Loaded_Language	1817	1830
+788900262	Name_Calling,Labeling	1858	1891
+788900262	Flag-Waving	2402	2428
+788900262	Name_Calling,Labeling	4190	4224
+788900262	Loaded_Language	5064	5083
+788900262	Flag-Waving	6020	6109
+788900262	Loaded_Language	6658	6675
+788900262	Loaded_Language	207	230
+788900262	Flag-Waving	2218	2270
+788900262	Doubt	4478	4561
+788900262	Causal_Oversimplification	4877	5017
+788900262	Doubt	168	269
+788900262	Black-and-White_Fallacy	2272	2383
+788900262	Loaded_Language	2696	2711
+788900262	Loaded_Language	5113	5137
+788900262	Causal_Oversimplification	6331	6408
+788900262	Doubt	6490	6583
+788900262	Name_Calling,Labeling	6527	6560
+788900262	Name_Calling,Labeling	6601	6657
+788900262	Doubt	1484	1576
+788900262	Flag-Waving	5263	5313
+789121265	Loaded_Language	2814	2846
+789121265	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	3071	3229
+789121265	Name_Calling,Labeling	400	419
+789121265	Exaggeration,Minimisation	1317	1349
+789121265	Loaded_Language	1836	1847
+789121265	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	218	398
+789121265	Loaded_Language	1969	1979
+789121265	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	2018	2195
+789121265	Loaded_Language	2566	2576
+789121265	Doubt	2848	2893
+789121265	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	2926	3069
+789121265	Repetition	3594	3599
+789121265	Exaggeration,Minimisation	4064	4108
+789121265	Loaded_Language	1317	1337
+789121265	Loaded_Language	2879	2893
+789121798	Loaded_Language	352	369
+789121798	Loaded_Language	402	439
+789121798	Name_Calling,Labeling	1175	1207
+789121798	Loaded_Language	3140	3183
+789121798	Name_Calling,Labeling	4005	4023
+789121798	Exaggeration,Minimisation	2647	2664
+789121798	Name_Calling,Labeling	19	35
+789121798	Slogans	283	298
+789121798	Loaded_Language	236	249
+789121798	Name_Calling,Labeling	441	479
+789121798	Name_Calling,Labeling	626	640
+789121798	Doubt	2339	2416
+789121798	Causal_Oversimplification	2480	2701
+789121798	Loaded_Language	2597	2607
+789121798	Appeal_to_fear-prejudice	2949	3085
+789121798	Loaded_Language	3087	3096
+789121798	Exaggeration,Minimisation	3312	3346
+789121798	Name_Calling,Labeling	3366	3386
+789121798	Causal_Oversimplification	3988	4202
+789121798	Exaggeration,Minimisation	4294	4323
+789121798	Name_Calling,Labeling	264	298
+789121798	Loaded_Language	880	891
+789121798	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	1082	1164
+789370909	Loaded_Language	3212	3231
+789370909	Loaded_Language	11058	11070
+789370909	Exaggeration,Minimisation	2009	2030
+789370909	Exaggeration,Minimisation	10444	10485
+789370909	Loaded_Language	53	78
+789370909	Loaded_Language	459	491
+789370909	Name_Calling,Labeling	1894	1919
+789370909	Slogans	2148	2171
+789370909	Loaded_Language	4056	4071
+789370909	Repetition	4416	4439
+789370909	Loaded_Language	4736	4756
+789370909	Name_Calling,Labeling	6861	6881
+789370909	Name_Calling,Labeling	8063	8083
+789370909	Slogans	8985	9015
+789370909	Name_Calling,Labeling	9255	9271
+789370909	Causal_Oversimplification	9306	9433
+789370909	Repetition	9840	9870
+789370909	Repetition	11722	11746
+789370909	Slogans	11848	11871
+789370909	Loaded_Language	11837	11843
+789370909	Doubt	5762	5843
+789370909	Doubt	5939	6056
+789370909	Doubt	7380	7572
+789370909	Doubt	8517	8597
+789370909	Appeal_to_Authority	9135	9210
+789370909	Flag-Waving	10867	10940
+789370909	Flag-Waving	11625	11705
+789370998	Name_Calling,Labeling	4	21
+789370998	Loaded_Language	108	136
+789370998	Doubt	573	684
+789370998	Loaded_Language	863	880
+789370998	Exaggeration,Minimisation	1206	1255
+789370998	Name_Calling,Labeling	1211	1223
+789370998	Loaded_Language	1714	1719
+789370998	Name_Calling,Labeling	2978	3007
+789370998	Exaggeration,Minimisation	3878	3907
+789370998	Loaded_Language	4007	4020
+789615291	Loaded_Language	1758	1766
+789615291	Loaded_Language	2003	2030
+789615291	Name_Calling,Labeling	3150	3163
+789615291	Loaded_Language	3372	3415
+789615291	Loaded_Language	6456	6477
+789615291	Name_Calling,Labeling	6965	6982
+789615291	Loaded_Language	8200	8232
+789615291	Loaded_Language	9008	9032
+789615291	Loaded_Language	9044	9079
+789615291	Name_Calling,Labeling	9866	9892
+789615291	Loaded_Language	11856	11871
+789615291	Loaded_Language	13487	13554
+789615291	Loaded_Language	465	491
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+789615291	Name_Calling,Labeling	1057	1065
+789615291	Loaded_Language	1868	1878
+789615291	Name_Calling,Labeling	2036	2044
+789615291	Loaded_Language	2056	2065
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+789615291	Loaded_Language	2489	2507
+789615291	Loaded_Language	4399	4416
+789615291	Name_Calling,Labeling	5610	5629
+789615291	Loaded_Language	6207	6230
+789615291	Name_Calling,Labeling	6351	6388
+789615291	Slogans	6697	6721
+789615291	Flag-Waving	6481	6566
+789615291	Name_Calling,Labeling	7520	7554
+789615291	Name_Calling,Labeling	7787	7795
+789615291	Name_Calling,Labeling	8987	8995
+789615291	Name_Calling,Labeling	9222	9230
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+789615291	Loaded_Language	9597	9612
+789615291	Loaded_Language	9629	9645
+789615291	Name_Calling,Labeling	10107	10115
+789615291	Loaded_Language	10488	10508
+789615291	Name_Calling,Labeling	11050	11058
+789615291	Name_Calling,Labeling	11556	11592
+789615291	Loaded_Language	11639	11657
+789615291	Loaded_Language	11800	11815
+789615291	Name_Calling,Labeling	12154	12187
+789615291	Loaded_Language	12217	12238
+789615291	Name_Calling,Labeling	12449	12499
+789615291	Name_Calling,Labeling	12729	12778
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+789615291	Name_Calling,Labeling	13260	13268
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+789615291	Loaded_Language	13740	13759
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+789615291	Doubt	9166	9230
+789615291	Loaded_Language	11179	11219
+789615291	Name_Calling,Labeling	12040	12094
+789615291	Loaded_Language	12848	12853
+790266787	Name_Calling,Labeling	1403	1416
+790266787	Loaded_Language	1921	1958
+790266787	Name_Calling,Labeling	3134	3152
+790266787	Loaded_Language	3372	3379
+790266787	Name_Calling,Labeling	3403	3422
+790266787	Name_Calling,Labeling	3665	3681
+790266787	Name_Calling,Labeling	3768	3778
+790266787	Name_Calling,Labeling	3882	3913
+790266787	Loaded_Language	6390	6401
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+790266787	Name_Calling,Labeling	9833	9851
+790266787	Loaded_Language	10617	10650
+790266787	Loaded_Language	7693	7720
+790266787	Loaded_Language	8846	8881
+790266787	Name_Calling,Labeling	0	21
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+790266787	Name_Calling,Labeling	3035	3058
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+790266787	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	3561	3662
+790266787	Name_Calling,Labeling	3723	3737
+790266787	Name_Calling,Labeling	3929	3943
+790266787	Name_Calling,Labeling	6168	6181
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+790266787	Loaded_Language	7430	7444
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+790266787	Name_Calling,Labeling	8359	8403
+790266787	Name_Calling,Labeling	8431	8482
+790266787	Name_Calling,Labeling	9013	9051
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+790483991	Loaded_Language	1457	1487
+790483991	Loaded_Language	5992	6014
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+790483991	Name_Calling,Labeling	919	944
+790483991	Causal_Oversimplification	1056	1230
+790483991	Name_Calling,Labeling	1089	1151
+790483991	Exaggeration,Minimisation	1176	1230
+790483991	Exaggeration,Minimisation	1323	1364
+790483991	Loaded_Language	1375	1400
+790483991	Exaggeration,Minimisation	1517	1612
+790483991	Loaded_Language	2070	2192
+790483991	Exaggeration,Minimisation	3626	3696
+790483991	Exaggeration,Minimisation	3742	3961
+790483991	Loaded_Language	4083	4117
+790483991	Loaded_Language	4947	4961
+790483991	Loaded_Language	5654	5675
+790483991	Name_Calling,Labeling	6212	6281
+790483991	Doubt	6016	6191
+790483991	Doubt	6988	7139
+790483991	Doubt	7413	7594
+790483991	Flag-Waving	8298	8326
+790483991	Name_Calling,Labeling	8985	9026
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+790483991	Name_Calling,Labeling	9968	9982
+790483991	Flag-Waving	9616	9982
+790483991	Name_Calling,Labeling	354	401
+790483991	Name_Calling,Labeling	1152	1230
+790483991	Appeal_to_fear-prejudice	1784	1912
+790483991	Loaded_Language	3759	3789
+790483991	Loaded_Language	3800	3846
+790483991	Doubt	5725	6014
+790483991	Doubt	7141	7331
+790483991	Doubt	8170	8296
+790665855	Loaded_Language	448	493
+790665855	Loaded_Language	967	1023
+790665855	Loaded_Language	1628	1653
+790665855	Name_Calling,Labeling	3521	3558
+790665855	Name_Calling,Labeling	4401	4470
+790665855	Loaded_Language	4178	4223
+790665855	Doubt	567	675
+790665855	Doubt	814	887
+790665855	Loaded_Language	3248	3257
+790665855	Bandwagon,Reductio_ad_hitlerum	3521	3546
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+790665855	Loaded_Language	5402	5424
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+790665855	Name_Calling,Labeling	5714	5743
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+790667730	Loaded_Language	23	42
+790667730	Loaded_Language	292	310
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+790667730	Loaded_Language	752	794
+790667730	Loaded_Language	1129	1133
+790667730	Loaded_Language	1164	1215
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+790667730	Exaggeration,Minimisation	359	422
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+790667730	Loaded_Language	1967	1984
+790667730	Loaded_Language	2019	2045
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+790667730	Loaded_Language	84	88
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+790667730	Name_Calling,Labeling	1110	1133
+790667730	Loaded_Language	1265	1269
+790677230	Loaded_Language	812	822
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+790677230	Loaded_Language	4339	4360
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+790720714	Name_Calling,Labeling	931	1011
+790720714	Loaded_Language	378	402
+790720714	Loaded_Language	642	667
+790720714	Loaded_Language	3971	3996
+790720714	Loaded_Language	577	590
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+790777028	Loaded_Language	75	89
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+793467906	Loaded_Language	4285	4305
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+793467906	Black-and-White_Fallacy	4729	4791
+793467906	Loaded_Language	150	155
+793467906	Flag-Waving	2162	2178
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+793467906	Loaded_Language	3435	3448
+793467906	Loaded_Language	4525	4549
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+793467906	Loaded_Language	4869	4890
+793534424	Loaded_Language	434	467
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+793534424	Name_Calling,Labeling	4	22
+793534424	Loaded_Language	290	298
+793534424	Loaded_Language	415	420
+793534424	Loaded_Language	206	217
+793534424	Name_Calling,Labeling	1598	1613
+793534424	Loaded_Language	1620	1624
+793534424	Loaded_Language	1804	1821
+793534424	Name_Calling,Labeling	1916	1934
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+795079843	Loaded_Language	575	579
+795079843	Loaded_Language	700	706
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+795379208	Loaded_Language	1711	1730
+795379208	Loaded_Language	764	770
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+795379208	Name_Calling,Labeling	4009	4023
+795689901	Flag-Waving	216	242
+795689901	Exaggeration,Minimisation	846	859
+795689901	Loaded_Language	894	903
+795689901	Flag-Waving	972	992
+795691173	Appeal_to_fear-prejudice	1154	1175
+795691173	Flag-Waving	2991	3008
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+795693029	Loaded_Language	1969	1976
+795693029	Loaded_Language	2170	2179
+795693029	Flag-Waving	461	482
+795693029	Flag-Waving	1980	1991
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+795703371	Loaded_Language	647	654
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+795703371	Appeal_to_fear-prejudice	1386	1410
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+795703371	Loaded_Language	2305	2314
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+795703371	Loaded_Language	2468	2475
+795703371	Name_Calling,Labeling	3386	3402
+795703371	Flag-Waving	3459	3469
+795703371	Loaded_Language	4103	4111
+795703371	Appeal_to_fear-prejudice	3711	3748
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+999000125	Exaggeration,Minimisation	1444	1478
+999000125	Doubt	2183	2466
+999000133	Loaded_Language	145	162
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+999000136	Loaded_Language	2200	2220
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+999000149	Loaded_Language	300	326
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+999000149	Repetition	1349	1374
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+999000155	Causal_Oversimplification	1978	2039
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+999000158	Exaggeration,Minimisation	1628	1675
+999000158	Bandwagon,Reductio_ad_hitlerum	2040	2168
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+999000158	Black-and-White_Fallacy	2810	2850
+999000158	Exaggeration,Minimisation	2879	2923
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+999000158	Loaded_Language	405	423
+999000158	Loaded_Language	1239	1284
+999000158	Appeal_to_fear-prejudice	3542	3595
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+999000159	Exaggeration,Minimisation	1701	1753
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+999000159	Loaded_Language	1622	1653
+999000184	Whataboutism,Straw_Men,Red_Herring	1111	1252
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+999000184	Loaded_Language	128	142
+999000184	Flag-Waving	222	254
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+999000184	Name_Calling,Labeling	2795	2812
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+999000312	Loaded_Language	77	93
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+999000312	Exaggeration,Minimisation	3842	3900
+999000312	Name_Calling,Labeling	4231	4264
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+999000312	Doubt	4389	4786
+999000312	Loaded_Language	165	212
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+999000312	Doubt	2608	2855
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+999000312	Name_Calling,Labeling	3624	3667
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+999000312	Exaggeration,Minimisation	4266	4387
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+03/24/2022 04:09:49 - INFO - span_identification.ner.utils_ner -   Writing example 0 of 3100
+03/24/2022 04:09:49 - INFO - span_identification.ner.utils_ner -   *** Example ***
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+/home/joberant/NLP_2122/roeeesquira/miniconda3/envs/prop/lib/python3.9/site-packages/seqeval/metrics/v1.py:57: UndefinedMetricWarning: Precision is ill-defined and being set to 0.0 due to no predicted samples. Use `zero_division` parameter to control this behavior.
+  _warn_prf(average, modifier, msg_start, len(result))
+03/24/2022 04:14:24 - INFO - span_identification.ner.run_ner_crf -   ***** Eval results  *****
+03/24/2022 04:14:24 - INFO - span_identification.ner.run_ner_crf -     f1 = 0.0
+03/24/2022 04:14:24 - INFO - span_identification.ner.run_ner_crf -     flat_f1 = 0.0
+03/24/2022 04:14:24 - INFO - span_identification.ner.run_ner_crf -     loss = 7.544923699671222
+03/24/2022 04:14:24 - INFO - span_identification.ner.run_ner_crf -     precision = 0.0
+03/24/2022 04:14:24 - INFO - span_identification.ner.run_ner_crf -     recall = 0.0
diff --git a/prop_first_train.out b/prop_first_train.out
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index 0000000..e69de29
diff --git a/prop_first_train.slurm b/prop_first_train.slurm
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..5cb46c6
--- /dev/null
+++ b/prop_first_train.slurm
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+#! /bin/sh
+
+#SBATCH --job-name=prop_first_train
+#SBATCH --output=prop_first_train.out
+#SBATCH --error=prop_first_train.err
+#SBATCH --partition=studentbatch
+#SBATCH --signal=USR1@120
+#SBATCH --nodes=1
+#SBATCH --ntasks=1
+#SBATCH --gpus=1
+
+srun python -m span_identification --config configs/si_config.yml --do_train --do_eval --model_name_or_path roberta-large
diff --git a/requirements.txt b/requirements.txt
index 9c2c663..1113989 100644
--- a/requirements.txt
+++ b/requirements.txt
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-torch==1.2.0
+torch==1.7.1
 transformers==2.3.0
 scipy==1.4.1
 numpy==1.16.4
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ joblib==0.13.2
 nltk==3.4.5
 ConfigArgParse==1.0
 sklearn_crfsuite==0.3.6
-apex==0.1
+apex==0.9.10.dev0
 seqeval==0.0.5
 spacy==2.2.3
 Unidecode==1.1.1
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diff --git a/span_identification/__main__.py b/span_identification/__main__.py
index 5f3da60..b5c091a 100644
--- a/span_identification/__main__.py
+++ b/span_identification/__main__.py
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
 
 
 def Main(args):
-    nlp = spacy.load("en")
+    nlp = spacy.load("en_core_web_sm")
     if not os.path.exists(args.data_dir):
         os.makedirs(args.data_dir)
     

From 77f9f6bb4a10197b17203504ba03137502514d74 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: roeeesquira <q5s9t3bMduXN2hj>
Date: Sun, 17 Apr 2022 14:09:09 +0300
Subject: [PATCH 2/7] fit to tau

---
 prop_eval.slurm                        | 12 ++++++++++++
 prop_first-train_and_eval.slurm        | 12 ++++++++++++
 prop_first_train.slurm                 |  2 +-
 requirements.txt                       |  6 +++---
 span_identification/ner/run_ner_crf.py | 12 ++++++++++++
 5 files changed, 40 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-)
 create mode 100644 prop_eval.slurm
 create mode 100644 prop_first-train_and_eval.slurm

diff --git a/prop_eval.slurm b/prop_eval.slurm
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..0e968b1
--- /dev/null
+++ b/prop_eval.slurm
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+#! /bin/sh
+
+#SBATCH --job-name=prop_eval
+#SBATCH --output=prop_eval.out
+#SBATCH --error=prop_eval.err
+#SBATCH --partition=studentbatch
+#SBATCH --signal=USR1@120
+#SBATCH --nodes=1
+#SBATCH --ntasks=1
+#SBATCH --gpus=1
+
+srun python -m span_identification --config configs/si_config.yml --do_eval --use_crf
diff --git a/prop_first-train_and_eval.slurm b/prop_first-train_and_eval.slurm
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..ba7c3e0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/prop_first-train_and_eval.slurm
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+#! /bin/sh
+
+#SBATCH --job-name=prop_first_train
+#SBATCH --output=prop_first_train_a.out
+#SBATCH --error=prop_first_train.err
+#SBATCH --partition=studentbatch
+#SBATCH --signal=USR1@120
+#SBATCH --nodes=1
+#SBATCH --ntasks=1
+#SBATCH --gpus=1
+
+srun python -m span_identification --config configs/si_config.yml --do_train --do_eval --model_name_or_path roberta-large
diff --git a/prop_first_train.slurm b/prop_first_train.slurm
index 5cb46c6..01e6469 100644
--- a/prop_first_train.slurm
+++ b/prop_first_train.slurm
@@ -9,4 +9,4 @@
 #SBATCH --ntasks=1
 #SBATCH --gpus=1
 
-srun python -m span_identification --config configs/si_config.yml --do_train --do_eval --model_name_or_path roberta-large
+srun python -m span_identification --config configs/si_config.yml --do_train --do_eval --model_name_or_path roberta-large --use_crf --overwrite_output_dir
diff --git a/requirements.txt b/requirements.txt
index 1113989..4d292ec 100644
--- a/requirements.txt
+++ b/requirements.txt
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-torch==1.7.1
+torch==1.2.0
 transformers==2.3.0
 scipy==1.4.1
 numpy==1.16.4
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ joblib==0.13.2
 nltk==3.4.5
 ConfigArgParse==1.0
 sklearn_crfsuite==0.3.6
-apex==0.9.10.dev0
+apex==0.1
 seqeval==0.0.5
 spacy==2.2.3
 Unidecode==1.1.1
@@ -15,4 +15,4 @@ pandas==1.0.1
 ipython==7.13.0
 ptvsd==4.3.2
 scikit_learn==0.22.2.post1
-tensorboardX==2.0
+tensorboardX==2.0
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/span_identification/ner/run_ner_crf.py b/span_identification/ner/run_ner_crf.py
index 721de4f..4b3915a 100644
--- a/span_identification/ner/run_ner_crf.py
+++ b/span_identification/ner/run_ner_crf.py
@@ -135,7 +135,11 @@ def train(args, train_dataset, model, tokenizer, labels, pad_token_label_id):
             if args.model_type != "distilbert":
                 inputs["token_type_ids"] = batch[2] if args.model_type in ["bert", "xlnet"] else None  # XLM and RoBERTa don"t use segment_ids
 
+            logger.info("step batch\n")
+            logger.info(batch)
             outputs = model(**inputs)
+            logger.info("step outputs\n")
+            logger.info(outputs)
             loss = outputs[0]  # model outputs are always tuple in pytorch-transformers (see doc)
 
             if args.n_gpu > 1:
@@ -243,6 +247,9 @@ def evaluate(args, model, tokenizer, labels, pad_token_label_id, mode, prefix=""
             preds.extend(predicted_tags)
             out_label_ids = np.append(out_label_ids, inputs["labels"].detach().cpu().numpy(), axis=0)
 
+    print("outputs")
+    print(outputs)
+    
     eval_loss = eval_loss / nb_eval_steps
     #preds_logits = softmax(preds, axis=2)
     #preds = np.argmax(preds, axis=2)
@@ -257,6 +264,11 @@ def evaluate(args, model, tokenizer, labels, pad_token_label_id, mode, prefix=""
             if out_label_ids[i, j] != pad_token_label_id:
                 out_label_list[i].append(label_map[out_label_ids[i][j]])
                 preds_list[i].append(label_map[preds[i][j]])
+
+    logger.info("out_label_list")
+    logger.info(out_label_list)
+    logger.info("preds_list")
+    logger.info(preds_list)
     
     results = {
         "loss": eval_loss,

From 346eca7c0d8673117a0bbea8407a63ea775294ba Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Roee Esquira <roeeesquira@op-controller.cs.tau.ac.il>
Date: Sun, 17 Apr 2022 14:20:54 +0300
Subject: [PATCH 3/7] kaka

---
 prop_first_train.slurm | 2 ++
 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+)

diff --git a/prop_first_train.slurm b/prop_first_train.slurm
index 01e6469..5bd5e08 100644
--- a/prop_first_train.slurm
+++ b/prop_first_train.slurm
@@ -10,3 +10,5 @@
 #SBATCH --gpus=1
 
 srun python -m span_identification --config configs/si_config.yml --do_train --do_eval --model_name_or_path roberta-large --use_crf --overwrite_output_dir
+
+kaka
\ No newline at end of file

From b130d612ffc6ed1de5bd36f5a3ed7177287b4e36 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: roeeesquira <q5s9t3bMduXN2hj>
Date: Sun, 17 Apr 2022 14:22:08 +0300
Subject: [PATCH 4/7] un kaka

---
 prop_first_train.slurm | 4 +---
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 3 deletions(-)

diff --git a/prop_first_train.slurm b/prop_first_train.slurm
index 5bd5e08..a15fff0 100644
--- a/prop_first_train.slurm
+++ b/prop_first_train.slurm
@@ -9,6 +9,4 @@
 #SBATCH --ntasks=1
 #SBATCH --gpus=1
 
-srun python -m span_identification --config configs/si_config.yml --do_train --do_eval --model_name_or_path roberta-large --use_crf --overwrite_output_dir
-
-kaka
\ No newline at end of file
+srun python -m span_identification --config configs/si_config.yml --do_train --do_eval --model_name_or_path roberta-large --use_crf --overwrite_output_dir
\ No newline at end of file

From 1142dbcd3c88d2311fb562220d47dabf9d39889c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: roeeesquira <q5s9t3bMduXN2hj>
Date: Sun, 17 Apr 2022 16:59:08 +0300
Subject: [PATCH 5/7] added logs in the bifnocho

---
 span_identification/__main__.py          |  2 +-
 span_identification/ner/bert_lstm_crf.py | 11 +++++++++++
 2 files changed, 12 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/span_identification/__main__.py b/span_identification/__main__.py
index b5c091a..7c2fa11 100644
--- a/span_identification/__main__.py
+++ b/span_identification/__main__.py
@@ -189,7 +189,7 @@ def main():
     
     logging.basicConfig(format="%(asctime)s - %(levelname)s - %(name)s -   %(message)s",
                         datefmt="%m/%d/%Y %H:%M:%S",
-                        level=logging.INFO if args.local_rank in [-1, 0] else logging.WARN)
+                        level=logging.DEBUG if args.local_rank in [-1, 0] else logging.WARN)
     
     Main(args)
     
diff --git a/span_identification/ner/bert_lstm_crf.py b/span_identification/ner/bert_lstm_crf.py
index 61d9db7..4d53c49 100644
--- a/span_identification/ner/bert_lstm_crf.py
+++ b/span_identification/ner/bert_lstm_crf.py
@@ -107,6 +107,9 @@ def forward(self, **kwargs):
         if "labels" in kwargs_copy:
             kwargs_copy.pop("labels")
 
+        print('kwargs_copy')
+        print(kwargs_copy)
+
         batch_size = kwargs["input_ids"].size(0)
         seq_length = kwargs["input_ids"].size(1)
 
@@ -115,6 +118,7 @@ def forward(self, **kwargs):
         )
         sequence_output = bert_outputs[1]
 
+        #self.lstm is None
         if self.lstm is not None:
             hidden = self.rand_init_hidden(batch_size)
             if kwargs["input_ids"].is_cuda:
@@ -130,6 +134,13 @@ def forward(self, **kwargs):
         logits = out.contiguous().view(batch_size, seq_length, -1)
         
         clear_logits, clear_labels, clear_mask = self.clear_subtokens(logits, kwargs['labels'], kwargs["attention_mask"])
+
+        print('clear_logits')
+        print(clear_logits)
+        print('clear_labels')
+        print(clear_labels)
+        print('clear_mask')
+        print(clear_mask)
         
         """
         best_paths = self.crf.viterbi_tags(

From 828d2cdcb011d86541a883611073c986153c4170 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Roee Esquira <roeeesquira@op-controller.cs.tau.ac.il>
Date: Mon, 18 Apr 2022 10:48:57 +0300
Subject: [PATCH 6/7] freezed requirements.txt

---
 requirements.txt | 112 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-------
 1 file changed, 95 insertions(+), 17 deletions(-)

diff --git a/requirements.txt b/requirements.txt
index 4d292ec..5ee96e3 100644
--- a/requirements.txt
+++ b/requirements.txt
@@ -1,18 +1,96 @@
-torch==1.2.0
-transformers==2.3.0
-scipy==1.4.1
-numpy==1.16.4
-joblib==0.13.2
-nltk==3.4.5
-ConfigArgParse==1.0
-sklearn_crfsuite==0.3.6
-apex==0.1
-seqeval==0.0.5
-spacy==2.2.3
-Unidecode==1.1.1
-tqdm==4.43.0
-pandas==1.0.1
-ipython==7.13.0
+blis==0.4.1
+boto3==1.21.22
+botocore==1.24.22
+bpemb==0.3.3
+catalogue==2.0.6
+certifi==2021.10.8
+charset-normalizer==2.0.12
+click==8.0.4
+cloudpickle==2.0.0
+ConfigArgParse==1.5.3
+conllu==4.4.1
+cycler==0.11.0
+cymem==2.0.6
+Deprecated==1.2.13
+en-core-web-sm @ https://github.com/explosion/spacy-models/releases/download/en_core_web_sm-3.2.0/en_core_web_sm-3.2.0-py3-none-any.whl
+filelock==3.6.0
+fonttools==4.32.0
+ftfy==6.1.1
+future==0.18.2
+gdown==3.12.2
+gensim==4.1.2
+huggingface-hub==0.4.0
+hyperopt==0.2.7
+idna==3.3
+importlib-metadata==3.10.1
+Janome==0.4.2
+Jinja2==3.0.3
+jmespath==1.0.0
+joblib==1.1.0
+kiwisolver==1.4.2
+konoha==4.6.5
+langcodes==3.3.0
+langdetect==1.0.9
+lxml==4.8.0
+MarkupSafe==2.1.1
+matplotlib==3.5.1
+more-itertools==8.8.0
+mpld3==0.3
+murmurhash==1.0.6
+nano==0.10.0
+networkx==2.8
+nltk==3.7
+numpy==1.22.3
+overrides==3.1.0
+packaging==21.3
+pandas==1.4.1
+pathy==0.6.1
+Pillow==9.1.0
+plac==1.1.3
+pptree==3.1
+preshed==3.0.6
+protobuf==3.19.4
 ptvsd==4.3.2
-scikit_learn==0.22.2.post1
-tensorboardX==2.0
\ No newline at end of file
+py4j==0.10.9.5
+pydantic==1.8.2
+pyparsing==3.0.7
+PySocks==1.7.1
+python-crfsuite==0.9.7
+python-dateutil==2.8.2
+pytz==2021.3
+PyYAML==6.0
+regex==2022.3.15
+requests==2.27.1
+s3transfer==0.5.2
+sacremoses==0.0.49
+scikit-learn==1.0.2
+scipy==1.5.4
+segtok==1.5.11
+sentencepiece==0.1.95
+seqeval==1.2.2
+six==1.16.0
+sklearn-crfsuite==0.3.6
+smart-open==5.2.1
+spacy==3.2.3
+spacy-legacy==3.0.9
+spacy-loggers==1.0.1
+sqlitedict==2.0.0
+srsly==2.4.2
+tabulate==0.8.9
+tensorboardX==2.0
+thinc==8.0.15
+threadpoolctl==3.1.0
+tokenizers==0.11.6
+torch==1.7.1
+tqdm==4.63.0
+transformers==4.18.0
+typer==0.4.0
+typing_extensions==4.1.1
+unicode==2.8
+Unidecode==1.3.4
+urllib3==1.26.9
+wasabi==0.9.0
+wcwidth==0.2.5
+Wikipedia-API==0.5.4
+wrapt==1.14.0
+zipp==3.8.0

From 0949f707aad729064f5c2df9ae41bf39b87d20ca Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: odedshamir <odedshamir94@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2022 16:28:02 +0300
Subject: [PATCH 7/7] openWeb

---
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+NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles!
+
+Presidential hopeful Andrew Yang took aim at one of his rivals, former Vice President Joe Biden, after the 2020 front-runner suggested that displaced coal miners should learn to code.
+
+On Wednesday, without saying his name, the tech businessman took a clear swipe at the Democrat juggernaut.
+
+"Let them do the kind of work they actually want to do, instead of saying to a group of people that you all need to become coders. Like, what is that about?" Yang said at a campaign event in New Hampshire. "You know, maybe Americans don’t all want to learn how to code.”
+
+At a recent campaign event, Biden spoke about coal mining jobs that are in peril in his home state of Pennsylvania, and how American workers may have to evolve their skill sets in order to survive in a modern economy.
+
+"I come from a family and an area where it's coal mining in Scranton," Biden told the crowd. "Anybody who can go down 300 to 3,000 feet in a mine sure as hell can learn to program, as well, but we don't think of it that way."
+
+He later added: "My liberal friends were saying, 'You can't expect them to be able to do that.' Give me a break! Anybody who can throw coal into a furnace can learn how to program, for God's sake."
+
+RON HOWARD TRASHES TRUMP ON TWITTER, CALLS HIM A 'MORALLY BANKRUPT EGO MANIAC'
+
+At a recent Democrat primary debate, Biden faced criticism over his willingness to displace potentially "hundreds of thousands of blue-collar workers" in order to pursue "a greener economy."
+
+CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP
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+"Three consecutive presidents have enjoyed stints of economic growth due to a boom in oil and natural gas production. As president, would you be willing to sacrifice some of that growth even knowing that it potentially could displace thousands, maybe hundreds [of thousands] of blue-collar workers in the interest of transitioning to that greener economy?" Politico reporter Tim Alberta asked.
+
+"The answer is yes," Biden had responded.
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+Find out where we rank ‘Rick and Morty,’ ‘Adventure Time,’ ‘Bob’s Burgers,’ and more!
+
+By Carl Broughton · Published on December 8th, 2019
+
+5. Bojack Horseman
+
+On a list mostly populated with kids’ shows, BoJack Horseman stands out as being for adults with a capital A. Dealing with topics like depression, addiction, grief, and sexism, to name a few, the show really hits on a lot of the big bads (it hits on all the other big heavy topics, too, but I won’t list them all. If there’s a dark facet of the human condition, you can bet that BoJack’s got it). What’s really impressive, however, is it doesn’t touch on these subjects to make itself seem gritty or to set itself apart as the “dark” cartoon. It does it because it’s one of the finest studies of humanity ever made, with absolutely no regard for the fact that, at least on paper, it’s supposed to be about a horse. BoJack Horseman isn’t just one of the best cartoons out there. It’s also one of the finest things that television has yet to offer us, hands down. (Liz Baessler)
+
+4. Adventure Time
+
+We owe Adventure Time so much. Born out of a seven-minute short created by Pendleton Ward in 2007, the show was the training ground for a veritable generation of exceptional animated children’s shows, many of which are on this list. It’s even spawned a tiny little empire of articles here at Film School Rejects (okay, it’s an empire of two. But I’m its ruler.) But Adventure Time shouldn’t just be judged for the massive influence it’s had on television. It’s a wonder in its own right — starting as a great but undeniably light show for kids in 2010, it grew and evolved into one of the most emotionally satisfying, most richly populated series on tv, intended audience or rating be damned. Spanning nearly the entire decade, it came to a close in 2018 with a near-perfect finale that epitomized the bittersweet ecstasy of what it means for something good to come to an end. Now it’s slated to come back in 2020 on HBO Max, which is exciting, but there’s something very much of the 2010s about the show’s main run that can never be altered. Adventure Time changed my life. And if you ever talk to me for long enough, I’ll probably start telling you how it’ll change yours. (Liz Baessler)
+
+3. Attack on Titan
+
+Attack on Titan, based on the manga of the same name, is the defining anime of the decade. The series boasts some of the best animation and action scenes to grace a shounen anime, but what makes it king is its plot structure, which is so intricate that every action and scene has a purpose to the overall story of the series. For a series about humans trying to survive in a world populated by man-eating titans, the series has a lot of social commentary on our current society and the very nature of mankind. (Carl Broughton)
+
+2. Steven Universe
+
+Steven Universe is a gem. (Hold applause till the end, please.) Created by Rebecca Sugar, the genius behind some of the very best Adventure Time episodes, Steven Universe is a beautiful show. Full of love, kindness, and music, it’s the kind of show you should be thrilled to find your kids watching. But like most of the “children’s” shows on this list, it manages to transcend the bounds of the “intended audience,” offering up a meticulously crafted and rich story that will sweep up viewers of any age. A coming of age story, it’s littered with clues from the start that something more is going on, and it encourages viewers to grow with Steven to discover it. Steven Universe is a gentle, lovely show, but it also confronts darkness head-on with courage and bitter, realistic acceptance well beyond its — and Steven’s — apparent years. (Liz Baessler)
+
+1. The Amazing World of Gumball
+
+The Amazing World of Gumball was heavily debated between us when it came to its ranking, but thinking critically on the series compared to the rest of what this decade had to offer, no other animation is as daring, humorous, or as outright clever. But before we even get into that, let’s talk about the unique animation of The Amazing World of Gumball, which uses numerous animation styles blended together per season and episode. The series displays several different techniques to make the world and characters of The Amazing World of Gumball unlike anything you have ever seen, We are talking stop-motion, CGI, puppetry, live-action, and even the use of actual human hands to create the characters and backdrops the audience sees. The series features one-off episodes and continuity in each season that makes it easy to watch any of the episodes no matter your familiarity with the series order you watch them in. Most importantly the cleverness and willingness of the creators to comment on not just pop culture but relevant social issues make the series stand out, despite centering on a 12-year-old blue talking cat and his family. The Amazing World of Gumball will stand the test of time as not only this decade’s best-animated series but an animation that can be revisited numerous times no matter your age. (Carl Broughton)
+
+Related Topics: Animation, Cartoon Network, Decade Rewind, Netflix
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+BOLZANO, Italy (AP)– Italian authorities say a drunk driver plowed into young German tourists in northern Italy, killing six people and injuring 11.
+
+The deadly crash occurred near Bolzano in the Alto Adige region, shortly after 1 a.m. as the Germans were gathering to board their bus.
+
+The Lutago volunteer fire service said the six dead were killed at the scene.
+
+Four of the injured are in critical condition. Carabinieri police say the driver was a local and had a high alcohol blood content.
+
+Officials say he was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and was being treated at a hospital.
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+What will be the size of the Magento development team assigned to my project?
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+Guwahati: Assam chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal on Tuesday announced to provide one-time financial grant of Rs 50,000 each to 1,000 new-generation authors from different communities, under the ‘Bhasa Gaurav Achoni’.
+
+The chief minister took to Twitter to announce this and wrote, “Under the “Bhasa Gaurav Achoni”, we have decided to encourage 1,000 new authors from different communities of Assam by providing Rs 50,000 as one-time financial assistance. The Sahitya Sabhas will help us in selecting the authors.”
+
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+
+On the other hand, Sonowal said that government will also release corpus fund of Rs 10 crore for the Asam Sahitya Sabha. The chief minister announced this in a meeting at his Guwahati residence.
+
+In the meeting, Sonowal declared that fund of Rs 5 crore will be provided to Bodo Sahitya Sabha and Rs 3 crore to other indigenous Sahitya Sabhas of the state.
+
+The CM deliberated on ways to promote, protect and preserve the language of the different indigenous communities of Assam.
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+On Tuesday, pro-Iran terrorists gathered by the hundreds to launch an assault on the American embassy in Baghdad, Iraq. They did so in response to American attacks on Kata’ib Hizbollah, an Iranian-backed terror outlet with significant reach in Iraq and Syria. After American Marines arrived via helicopter on Wednesday, and with the terrorist group leadership telling its minions to pull away from the embassy, the siege came to an end — and Iraq’s embattled prime minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi, committed to considering legislation that would push American troops to leave the country.
+
+President Trump responded to the attacks strongly, not only deploying additional forces to defend the embassy, but declaring that there would be no second Benghazi — a reference to the disastrous 2012 incident in Libya in which terrorists stormed the U.S. embassy there and murdered the American ambassador, among others. The Obama White House subsequently blamed the terror attacks on a little-known YouTube video.
+
+Many in the media, naturally, played the Baghdad assault as a negative referendum on Trump’s Iran policy. Many of the same members of the media who defended Obama’s Libyan war and then justified the Benghazi abomination now suggest that Trump was too harsh on the Iranians, and hurt their feelings — and that’s what has led to Iran’s increasing militancy.
+
+But this ignores reality and history: Iran was responsible for the deaths of thousands of troops in Iraq over the past 15 years, has been the world’s leading terror sponsor for decades, and has harassed and attacked American interests ever since the Iranian Revolution of 1979. What’s more, Iran was massively emboldened in its regional aggression by Obama administration-era appeasement — it turns out that signing checks to the Iranians and opening their export markets to foreign dollars allowed Iran to expand its regional ambitions to Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, the Gaza Strip, and Iraq in new and powerful ways.
+
+Iran has lashed out in increasingly violent ways recently because their leadership hopes that violence will sway the United States to pull out, or to return to the appeasement strategy — or hopes that possibly, they can swing public opinion against Trump by prompting conflict, thus bringing a surrender-minded Democrat to the White House.
+
+So, what happens next?
+
+Trump has two real options. First, he could continue to take a hardline stand, ensuring that American assets in the region are protected and retaliating against Iranian militias. This seems like Trump’s preferred stand at the moment — that’s why Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has stated there will be no troop drawdown or embassy evacuation. In order to make this standard work, Trump will have to stick to the lines he draws, which means no more calling back bombers in mid-air after deploying them to strike Iranian targets.
+
+Second, Trump could withdraw. There are some on the Right who presumably would like to see Trump pull out of the Middle East at the first available opportunity. That philosophy is driven by a tendency toward isolationism, the belief that the United States ought to redeploy out of the area unless directly threatened. This strategy has been historically popular with the American people, but does create greater threats down the road — vacuums don’t stay vacuums for long, and Russia, Iran, and China are eager to fill any gap left by the United States to their own benefit.
+
+The great danger for Trump lies in vacillating between these two positions. Vacillation is seen as weakness by the Iranian regime, which is why the Iranian leadership has already declared Trump’s threats empty. Obama demonstrated to the world that his threats were empty, and America’s enemies took advantage. The more credible Trump’s threats, the less often he’ll have to enforce them — and the less grand the response will have to be. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure in foreign policy, and an ounce of deterrence is worth a pound of reactivity. Trump seems to get that. So does his team. That’s why Baghdad won’t be Benghazi.
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+Fox19
+
+MIAMI TOWNSHIP, Ohio (FOX19) – A man shot his mother at their home in Clermont County Tuesday afternoon, according to Miami Township Chief of Police Mike Mills.
+
+Mills said police responded to a neighbor’s 911 call around 3 p.m. to find 62-year-old Tatiana Romanova lying in the doorway of the house with a gunshot wound to her head. Police then found Alexei Siddique, 32, in the house and took him into custody on charges of felonious assault.
+
+Romanova, Mills said, was taken to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, where she is believed to be in critical but stable condition.
+
+The shooting reportedly happened in the 6000 block of Windy Hollow Court. Mills indicated the mother and son live there together.
+
+It was the second time police had been called to the address on Tuesday, Mills said. He added police have been called to the address “numerous times” over the last month.
+
+The calls, Mills said, typically involve Siddique and several times have featured him wanting to harm himself.
+
+Mills speculated Siddique has “some mental health issue that needs to get taken care of.”
+
+The first police visit Tuesday reportedly involved an issue with Siddique. Mills said police would have forced their way inside and “taken him” but there wasn’t an indication he was attempting to harm anyone and his mother indicated everything was “ok.”
+
+“We even asked her if she wanted us to take her somewhere, and she didn’t,” Mills explained. “So again, our hands were tied.”
+
+According to reports, Siddique called the police several times between their first visit and the neighbor’s 3 p.m. 911 call, such that at the time the call came, the responding officers were already outside the subdivision.
+
+Mills said it took them less than 30 seconds to get to the house.
+
+He described the weapon as a “handgun.”
+
+So far, Mills explained, Siddique has provided no indication as to why he shot his mother.
+
+A police investigation, he said, is underway.
+
+Enquirer media partner Fox19 provided this report.
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+Bringing a Word that you may not have Heard as it relates to the Bible and End Times.
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+Not many plants offer so much to the grower while demanding so little in return. A tree that requires so little attention and care, that eve...
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+The recent CBS News/YouGov polls didn't hold good news for Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang, who earned just 2 percent support in Iowa and New Hampshire. The surveys counted for the January debate, which means the 44-year-old serial entrepreneur still needs 5 percent or higher in three more DNC-approved polls to take the stage.
+
+Despite the bad news, Yang campaign chief Nick Ryan spoke to Politico in an article released Sunday and suggested that the campaign's internal polling shows Yang rising nationally.
+
+"You're missing any public polling that would reflect that movement," he said. "A lot of our internal metrics — be it name ID, consideration, likability, as well as our top lines — they are reflecting that once polls go back into the field, we're going to start seeing some different numbers."
+
+University of New Hampshire professor Dante Scala said that Yang's success will hinge on how candidates like Cory Booker and Michael Bennet perform in Iowa. If such candidates survive the state, Scala says Yang will have a tough time getting enough votes to break into the top of the second-tier.
+
+As for the recent poll, some of Yang's supporters have taken to social media to suggest that YouGov has not been fair to the candidate in the past, pointing to a previous poll by the global public opinion company that had Yang at 11 percent before it suggested the quality of the sample was compromised. Others suggested that the release of the poll should be taken in stride following the call for more qualifying polls before the January 10 deadline to meet the upcoming debate qualifications.
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+The poll is not the first roadblock for Yang in recent days. Following what Yang called a "bureaucratic paperwork issue," the candidate was removed from Ohio's March 17 Democratic presidential primary ballot. In response, the campaign announced a write-in campaign in Ohio.
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+The decision to remove Yang from the ballot was made by Ohio's Secretary of State Frank LaRose, a Republican who allegedly supported Ohio's September voter purge that led to the removal of 180,000 voters.
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+Elizabeth Wurtzel, who chronicled her struggles with depression and drug addiction in best-selling memoirs that helped spur a boom in confessional writing, turning her into a Gen X touchstone at 27 with the publication of “Prozac Nation,” died Jan. 7 at a hospital in Manhattan. She was 52. Wp Get the full experience. Choose your plan ArrowRight Ms. Wurtzel announced in 2015 that she had breast cancer, a challenge that she dismissed as “nothing” compared with stemming her drug use or overcoming the death of her rescue dog Augusta. She underwent a double mastectomy, but the breast cancer recently metastasized to her brain, said her husband, Jim Freed. The immediate cause of death was complications from leptomeningeal disease, which occurs when cancer spreads to the cerebrospinal fluid.
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+Writing with extreme candor, Ms. Wurtzel was one of several authors who helped reinvigorate the personal memoir in the 1990s. The form had long been dominated by politicians, artists or entertainers — celebrities and other boldfaced names. Ms. Wurtzel was instead a self-described “20-nothing,” largely unknown outside circles who read her rock criticism in publications such as the New Yorker and New York magazine.
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+Her harrowing debut, “Prozac Nation: Young and Depressed in America” (1994), established her as one of the most provocative writers of her generation, generating awe among readers who saw in her work an honest depiction of depression and mental health issues, as well as derision from critics who accused her of self-absorption, narcissism and relentless self-promotion.
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+The book took its name from an antidepressant that she was one of the first to be prescribed, and it drew comparisons to William Styron’s memoir “Darkness Visible” (1990), which had kick-started a national dialogue surrounding depression, and Susanna Kaysen’s “Girl, Interrupted” (1993), which recalled the author’s mental health struggles as a young woman in the 1960s.
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+Ms. Wurtzel was decades younger than Styron and Kaysen and far more explicit in her descriptions of razor blades that she used to slice up her legs at age 11, sex acts that left her with chapped lips, and a “black wave” of depression that led to a suicide attempt. Its description of a young woman’s messy, emotionally torturous journey into adulthood was later viewed as a precursor to television shows such as “Girls,” created by Lena Dunham.
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+“By turns wrenching and comical, self-indulgent and self-aware, ‘Prozac Nation’ possesses the raw candor of Joan Didion’s essays, the irritating emotional exhibitionism of Sylvia Plath’s ‘Bell Jar’ and the wry, dark humor of a Bob Dylan song,” wrote New York Times book critic Michiko Kakutani. If the memoir needed “some strict editing,” she added, it was nonetheless marked by passages of “sparkling, luminescent prose.”
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+Other critics were far less positive, including in the Times, where a Book Review contributor described Ms. Wurtzel as “Sylvia Plath with the ego of Madonna.” But the memoir’s influence was undeniable in the ensuing wave of confessional literature, said author and Yale writing instructor Anne Fadiman, notably in the 1990s bestsellers “A Child Called ‘It’ ” by Dave Pelzer, “The Liars’ Club” by Mary Karr, “Angela’s Ashes” by Frank McCourt and “The Kiss” by Kathryn Harrison.
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+“Even if the memoirists who followed her didn’t read ‘Prozac Nation’ (and I bet they did),” Fadiman said by email, “its success definitively announced several things that were especially important to women writers: It’s okay to be indiscreet. It’s okay to take risks. It’s okay to write something that will embarrass your grandmother. It’s okay to write about sex, drugs and depression.”
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+“Elizabeth’s message was: Never sweep anything under the carpet,” she added. “Good, bad, whatever — it’s you. Embrace it. Own it. No excuses. No apologies.”
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+Ms. Wurtzel went on to make “a career out of my emotions,” as she later put it, receiving a reported $500,000 advance for her second book, the essay collection “Bitch: In Praise of Difficult Women” (1998). For the cover photo she posed topless, sneering at the camera and raising a middle finger; the opening pages included scathing quotes from reviewers, in addition to the usual roundup of praise.
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+By then, Ms. Wurtzel’s life had been upended by cocaine, heroin and other drug use, including crushing and snorting 40 tablets of Ritalin a day. In her memoir “More, Now, Again” (2002), she recalled smuggling cocaine into Scandinavia through her diaphragm and enlisting her drug dealer to send “an eightball of coke” via FedEx.
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+Those misadventures came to an end in 1998, when Ms. Wurtzel said she stopped using drugs, aside from the antidepressants that she credited with keeping her alive. Within a decade, she also launched a new career, graduating from Yale Law School and working for several years at the white-shoe firm of Boies Schiller Flexner.
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+The 9/11 terrorist attacks had left her feeling “powerless” and unable to write, she told the Times, explaining her decision to become a lawyer. (Elsewhere, she said she simply went on a whim.) But her writing never stopped — and, as it had from nearly the beginning of her career, her own life remained a focus.
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+In a 2018 essay for New York magazine, she wrote of discovering that Donald Wurtzel — the man she had believed for 50 years was her father — was not, in fact, her father. Instead, she said, she learned that she was the daughter of photographer Bob Adelman, a leading chronicler of the civil rights movement.
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+“Life,” she wrote, “is just a shock to the system.”
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+Elizabeth Lee Wurtzel was born in Manhattan on July 31, 1967. Her mother, Lynne Winters, was an assistant at Random House when she had an affair with Adelman, according to Ms. Wurtzel. He remained a family friend, lived a block away and died in 2016. Ms. Wurtzel said it was only after his death that she learned of their relationship, through a call from his girlfriend and then from Winters.
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+At the time, Ms. Wurtzel was traveling to a physical therapy appointment as part of her breast cancer treatment, the result of a diagnosis that she attributed to the BRCA mutation. She later found that she had inherited the gene from her father.
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+She described her other “father” — Donald Wurtzel, an IBM data analyst — as “hard to reach” and said that she spent years trying to make sense of their relationship, “in writing and therapy and conversation, with cocaine and heroin, with recovery and perseverance, and with my thoughts.” She was 2 when her parents divorced.
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+A precocious writer, she began putting together short books about pets at age 6, adapted Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Murders in the Rue Morgue” into a play, and studied at the Jewish day school Ramaz. She also faced crippling depression that sometimes left her unable to get out of bed.
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+Ms. Wurtzel graduated from Harvard College in 1989, after receiving a college journalism award from Rolling Stone for her stories in the student-run Crimson newspaper. She was fired from a Dallas Morning News internship amid accusations of plagiarism but soon found work as a music critic and began turning an unpublished 20,000-word article about Harvard into a personal account of depression.
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+“I was encouraged to either turn it into a novel or make it more of a sociological study of depression in young people or something,” she later told the Crimson. Originally titled “I Hate Myself and I Want to Die,” it was changed to “Prozac Nation” at the insistence of her editor, and adapted into a 2001 movie starring Christina Ricci.
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+Ms. Wurtzel also published an advice book, “Radical Sanity” (1999, later known as “The Bitch Rules” and “The Secret of Life”). After receiving her law degree in 2008, she wrote about intellectual property law in the 2015 book “Creatocracy.” She married Freed that year in a ceremony presided over by her friend and law-firm boss David Boies.
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+She later separated from her husband, but the couple remained close. In addition to Freed, of Manhattan, survivors include her mother, of Manhattan and Fort Lauderdale.
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+In a 2013 essay for New York magazine, Ms. Wurtzel wrote that she was “fortunate to have been well paid for an almost pathological honesty,” a kind of unfiltered openness to the world that she found impossible to live without.
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+“I have always made choices without considering the consequences, because I know all I get is now,” she concluded. “Maybe I get later, too, but I will deal with that later. I choose pleasure over what is practical. I may be the only person who ever went to law school on a lark. And I wonder what I was thinking about with all those other larks, my beautiful larks, larks flying away.”
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+“Shea should resign immediately,” FFRF Co-President Dan Barker comments. “His conduct should be a wake-up call to anyone doubting the seriousness of the threat of Christian Nationalism.”
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+Over a busy holiday season, it was easy to miss a terrifying development in the Washington state Legislature. State Rep. Matt Shea, whom the Freedom From Religion Foundation denounced in 2018 for promoting a violent screed titled “Biblical Basis for War,” has been exposed as a supporter of violent Christian extremism in recent years.
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+Over a busy holiday season, it was easy to miss a terrifying development in the Washington state Legislature. State Rep. Matt Shea, whom the Freedom From Religion Foundation denounced in 2018 for promoting a violent screed titled “Biblical Basis for War,” has been exposed as a supporter of violent Christian extremism in recent years.
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+“Shea should resign immediately,” FFRF Co-President Dan Barker comments. “His conduct should be a wake-up call to anyone doubting the seriousness of the threat of Christian Nationalism.”
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+An internal investigation by the Washington statehouse has just revealed that Shea has a history of supporting treasonous, Christian-based domestic terrorist actions, including the armed takeover of a federal building in eastern Oregon in 2016. Shea has also reportedly aided Team Rugged, an organization dedicated to “patriotic and biblical training” that includes the use of weapons such as knives and guns.
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+The report noted that Shea “participated in an act of domestic terrorism against the United States,” advocated the “replacement of U.S. democracy with a theocracy and the killing of all males who do not agree,” and “in 2016 engaged in and supported the training of youth and young adults to fight a Holy war.”
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+The investigation concluded that “it is more probable than not that Rep. Shea is likely to plan, direct and engage in additional future conflicts that could carry with them significant risk of bloodshed and loss of life. . . Shea presents a present and growing threat of risk to others through political violence.”
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+This investigation confirms suspicions about Shea based on his prior outrageous conduct. In 2018, Shea admitted to distributing the openly violent screed titled “Biblical Basis for War,” which described “just” assassinations as “not murder,” praised “treason” against non-theocratic governments and gave instructions to “kill all males” who refuse to submit to Shea’s version of biblical law. At the time, Shea claimed this manifesto was a summary of sermons on the history of war, implying that it was not intended as a guide for modern times. The recent report shows otherwise.
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+Apart from the obviously damning evidence of Shea supporting treason and domestic terrorism, Shea’s call for an armed religion-based revolution reveals an even darker side of a disturbing trend across the entire country: the rise of Christian Nationalism. Any student of history knows the bloody track record of mixing state and church, which is precisely why the United States Constitution keeps them separate.
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+With every new generation, the memory of the Holocaust becomes more distant — a black-and-white atrocity from another century. Marina Amaral, an expert photo colorist from Brazil, believed she could help bridge that gap by using her digital and research skills — and partnered with the Auschwitz Museum to gain access to their archives.
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+The project she now leads, Faces of Auschwitz, gives access to stories of Holocaust victims in a visceral, moving way, highlighting their humanity — and the immensity of their loss. We recently spoke with Marina about the project’s origins and what she aims to accomplish with it.
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+How did you become aware of this collection of photos from Auschwitz, and what made you decide to start colorizing them?
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+I was looking for new photos to colorize back in 2016, when I encountered the portrait of Czeslawa Kwoka, the 14-year-old girl who was murdered in Auschwitz. The expression on her face absolutely shocked me, and I had no doubt in my mind that I needed to colorize it. I knew there were other photographs, but that was the only one in the public domain, which allowed me to colorize and post it online.
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+The photograph and her story went viral all across the world when the Auschwitz Museum reposted the colorized version on their Twitter account this year, and I was suddenly giving interviews to TV stations from all different parts of the world to talk about Czeslawa and her photograph. I got approached by teachers interested in incorporating the photo in their classes, and received thousands and thousands of messages from all kinds of people (including teenagers) who had no idea what the Holocaust actually represented up until the moment they saw her face in color for the first time. That was when I realized the potential hidden there.
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+How did this one colorized photo lead to launching the bigger project?
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+If a single photograph had provoked such an impact, I wondered what could be achieved, from an educational point of view, if I decided to colorize as many of those photographs as I could, publishing them on a website accompanied by as much personal information about the individual portrayed as we could possibly find. I presented the idea to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, and a few weeks later the Director gave me access to their archives, where almost 40,000 registration photographs are stored.
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+By colorizing their photographs, they become less abstract. They are no longer just representing something old, a historical event that happened so many years ago.
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+Marina Amaral
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+As a colorization specialist, what do you hope to achieve when you add color to old archive photos?
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+I think it’s very easy to get lost in the astonishing scale of the Holocaust, and to forget that each one among those huge numbers represents an individual human being who had a life that was destroyed by sheer bigotry and hate. The historian and Holocaust expert who is a volunteer in the project likes to say that there’s no such a thing as the Holocaust, but rather 12 million Holocausts, and I think that’s absolutely true. My goal since the beginning was to individualize the victims, to tell their stories, to give them a chance to “say” what happened to them, one way or another.
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+By colorizing their photographs, they become less abstract. They are no longer just representing something old, a historical event that happened so many years ago. They now have blue eyes, dark hair, maybe a scar on the face that went unnoticed in the black and white. Czeslawa had blood on her lips because a kapo had beaten her up just minutes before the photograph was taken. You can’t see this in the black and white unless you know the story. Now, the red is there to make you stop, wonder what happened, and go on our website to read her story. In color, they are mothers and fathers, sons, grandparents. They are as real as us — and what happened to them can not happen again.
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+Have you encountered any challenges specific to this project?
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+I find it particularly hard to work on this project because I know what happened to these people. I need to read their death certificates before I start to colorize their photographs, and I know that that was possibly the last photograph taken of them. I feel mentally drained after I finish, but I have so much passion for this task. I believe so much in what we are doing that it is all worth it in the end.
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+When someone visits the Faces of Auschwitz website, what do you hope they feel or learn by the time they leave?
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+Once people see a photo in color, they instantly become more open to receiving more information related to it — and that’s why I wanted to share the stories alongside the photographs. I wanted to show that the victims were not the numbers tattooed on their arms. They were teachers, musicians, actors, farmers, doctors, lawyers; they were married, they had children, they had dreams and ambitions and fears — and most importantly, they had (and have) a name. The website is an essential tool to allow us to achieve this goal.
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+From all the many photos and stories you’ve worked on as part of this project, is there any one in particular that has stayed with you?
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+Czeslawa’s photo is special to me because it was that photograph and the expression on her face that encouraged me to start this project. I never met her, but she became a very important part of my life.
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+What are your next steps for Faces of Auschwitz?
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+We spent three days filming a self-funded documentary in Auschwitz last October. We had the opportunity to visit many locations that are mentioned in the stories we published — buildings that are no longer open to the public, including the one where the photographs were taken. The documentary will be released next year.
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+To see the photos Marina has worked on (and the stories behind them) and to stay up-to-date on the project’s latest updates, visit the Faces of Auschwitz website and follow their Twitter account.
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+The Snake Man and his civilizing influence in several distinct cultures support the idea that early man was developed and shaped by a non-earthly source of intelligence.
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+The Snake Man – half man, half reptile – has a long tradition in ancient cultures. While individual portaits of the Snake Man may differ, their amphibian and reptilian characteristics have remained standard in virtually all cultures.
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+Most significant is their association with the emergence of literacy and the New Mammalian brain, considered the thinking or human brain.
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+The Snake Man in Ancient Myths of Africa
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+According to the mythology of the Dogon Tribe in Mali, Africa, the union of God and earth created the Nummo twins, male and female, half human and half snake.
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+The twins, claims Laird Scranton in The Science of the Dogon, represented the ideal coherence of spirit and matter.
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+They taught man how to weave from the spiraling coils of fibers. The garment thus woven was called “the First Word”(33). It was the Nummo twins as well that taught man the skills of civilization—agriculture, architecture, symbolic language.
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+In fact, Scranton reveals that the Dogons who lived around 3400 B.C. were familiar with 21st Century science.
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+Particle physics, the relationship between light and time, the uncertainty principle, genetics, cell mitosis and more have for centuries been part of the Dogon culture (190-1), a situation that alludes to the possible extraterrestrial origins of the Nummo twins.
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+The Snake Man in Ancient Myths of China
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+China’s Nummo twins were Fuxi and Nuwa a brother and sister portrayed with human torsos and serpent tails. They retreated to the Kunlun Mountain to ask for permission to be man and wife.
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+They received divine approval and from the pair came the human race. According to ancient myths, Fuxi was responsible for civilizing his people; he taught them cooking, writing, and fishing with nets.
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+He was the originator of the I Ching and the mathematical square which he derived from the shell of the celestial tortoise.
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+The Snake Man in Ancient Myths of Athens
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+Born of earth, Cecrops, whose name means “face with a tail” was half man, half serpent or fish. Founder and the first King of Athens, he ruled the city for 50 years.
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+During his reign, Cecrops introduced the skills of civilization—reading, writing, the census, marriage and ceremonial burial.
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+His sense and sensibilities can be seen in his choice of Athena as the patron of the city because she brought with her the olive tree, a source of wood, oil and food for the people.
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+The Snake Man in Ancient Myths of Babylon
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+Half man, half fish or serpent, Oannes rose from the sea. According to ancient myths, he had two heads, one human, and one fish. He had both human feet and fish tail.
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+Despite the monstrosity of his appearance, he spoke human language and taught the Babylonians civilizing skills — writing, arts, sciences, the establishment of laws, geometry, agriculture and the civility of manners.
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+The Snake and Higher Consciousness
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+The snake has traditionally been associated with wisdom. The repeated appearance of the snake man as a source of wisdom and higher consciousness suggests that these myths originated from a common and probably extraterrestrial source of intelligence.
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+According to Scranton, this source was a group of “careful, well-meaning, knowledgeable teachers” whose instruction “could account for the apparently sudden rise of Egyptian civilization from the backdrop of earlier hunter tribes”(193).
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+Melchizedek claims that cave drawings of the early Dogons depict a round object shaped like a flying saucer descending from the sky and landing on three legs (12).
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+Could the Snake Man be evidence of man’s extraterrestrial origins? Consider the recent discovery of extraterrestrial genes in human DNA by a group of researchers working on the Human Genome Project. They conclude that 97% of non-coding sequences in human DNA is composed of the genetic code of extraterrestrial life forms.
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+Hot Toys have shared final product images of the 1/6 Scale Aquaman figure from photobloggers, check them out below!
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+Many people are day one pre-order types who watch Hot Toys like hawks, jump on every announcement, and are placing their deposit with Sideshow the day pre-orders go live. Other Hot Toys collectors plan, wait, and consider. The day final product images are released by Hot Toys is the real decision-making day in the mind of that latter set of collectors.
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+As Hot Toys makes abundantly clear in their disclaimers, things can change between the solicit prototype photos and the production model. This is the day we see what fell by the wayside and what managed to make it into production. What headsculpt changes, costume changes, and accessory changes (if any) were made.
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+Hot Toys released an album of over 40 final product photos of the 1/6 Scale Aquaman figure yesterday! Check out the full gallery from Hot Toys Photographers, Kindar, Siuping, and Ultraben.
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+Aquaman is still available for pre-order through Sideshow for $243 and is slated for release Quarter 1 2020 (as early as this month)!
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+The scaling on that armor looks fantastic! Especially, the gauntlets. The cod (pun intended) bulge looks, er, fishy (pun also intended).
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+【Aquaman – 1/6th scale Aquaman Collectible Figure Final Product Photos】
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+“I came because I have no choice. I came to save my home, and the people that I love.”
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+The son of a lighthouse keeper and an Atlantean queen, Arthur Curry is the bridge between the surface world and his tumultuous realm of the sea. When Arthur finally took the throne as an adult, he became the most legendary king in Atlantean history. Today, Hot Toys is proud to unveil the final product of the 1/6th scale collectible figure of Aquaman from the underwater.
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+Firefly Aerospace has pushed the planned debut launch of its Alpha rocket to April as the company prepares for a very busy 2020.
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+In particular, figuring out the two-stage rocket's avionics system "gave us fits," Firefly CEO Tom Markusic told Space.com in a recent interview. That's because the company was originally hoping to make Alpha's flight-termination system fully autonomous, he explained.
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+When the vendor couldn't qualify that advanced system in time, the vendor switched to the usual "human in the loop" system. But waiting for parts pushed back Firefly's December 2019 launch time frame to something closer to March 2020. Firefly then chose to take a little more time for further refinements and is now aiming for April 2020 for the first launch of the 95-foot-tall (29 meters) rocket, Markusic said.
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+Related: A Private Spaceflight Decade: Commercial Space Soared in the 2010s
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+Firefly has begun Alpha Stage 1 Qualification testing, the last major milestone of Alpha development. We've installed the stage, which includes four Reaver engines, on Firefly’s TS2. We'll begin hotfire testing soon, culminating in multiple 165 sec full mission duty cycle tests. pic.twitter.com/lUULGH3gHoDecember 30, 2019 See more
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+The Firefly team is currently working on fully qualifying the Alpha's first stage, with all the components being fitted together on a stand for a test fire that should take place soon. If that goes according to plan, the first Alpha rocket should be ready for shipment to the launch site, California's Vandenberg Air Force Base, in February, Markusic said. If problems are found in qualification, more time will be needed for adjustments.
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+Firefly is seeking to help fill a launch niche that SpaceX left behind about 10 years ago, when Elon Musk's company traded in its 68-foot-tall (21 m) Falcon 1 rocket for the 230-foot (70 m) Falcon 9 , which now routinely launches satellites to orbit and cargo toward the International Space Station. At the time, SpaceX cited a lack of market interest as a reason for moving on from Falcon 1, according to the NewSpace Journal .
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+But fast-forward a decade and the space market is a considerably different beast. Now there are dozens of small companies competing for launch opportunities and thousands more that have payloads they want flown into space. Markusic, who used to work for SpaceX, said he now sees a market opportunity to exploit with the Alpha, which is capable of lofting 2,200 lbs. (1,000 kilograms) of payload to low-Earth orbit. (For comparison, another small launcher, Rocket Lab's Electron booster , can get about 500 lbs., or 225 kg, to orbit on each mission.)
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+Alpha's first flight will include commercial payloads from Benchmark Space Systems and AstroGrams and a satellite provided by another customer whose identity has not been revealed. Firefly will also devote a share of its first rocket space to its Dedicated Research and Education Accelerator Mission (DREAM) program, which aims to give students and small companies a chance to get payloads to space.
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+The backlog of customer requests is immense, Markusic said, to the extent that the company is building three rockets simultaneously right now. The second mission, targeted for June 2020, will be fully filled with paying customers, as will the third mission that's targeted to fly this fall.
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+The first stage of Firefly Aerospace's Alpha rocket is powered by four Reaver engines. (Image credit: Firefly Aerospace)
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+Alpha features composite materials instead of aluminum to save weight, Firefly representatives have said. The rocket's Reaver engines are also simpler than traditional engines, using one combuster instead of the usual two; indeed, Alpha will be the first orbital rocket ever to fly that technology.
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+"But otherwise, the rocket is a pretty conventional, two-stage, oxygen and kerosene [fuel], proven combination," Markusic said.
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+In future missions, Firefly plans to incorporate into Alpha an advanced upper stage, called the orbital transfer vehicle (OTV), to boost satellites into higher orbits. "We have to make a lot of progress on OTV next year," he said, referring to 2020. Some parts of the OTV will fly on the debut mission, with others going up on future flights.
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+Alpha isn't all that Firefly is working on. In late 2018, for example, the company was selected as a participant in NASA's Commercial Lunar Payload Services program . "We hope to have secured a full contract for our first lunar lander in this next year," Markusic said.
+
+And in partnership with Aerojet Rocketdyne, Firefly is working on a 2.5-stage launch vehicle called Beta that can send 8,800 lbs (4,400 kg) to a 125-mile-high (200 km) orbit. That rocket is still in the early stages of design, but 2020 will be the time when at least some of the hardware is developed, Markusic said.
+
+Follow Elizabeth Howell on Twitter @howellspace . Follow us on Twitter @Spacedotcom and on Facebook .
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+Deputies say the homeowner shot the suspect in self-defense.
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+Example video title will go here for this video
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+GUILFORD COUNTY, N.C. — Guilford County Sheriff's Deputies say a homeowner shot someone trying to break into his home in the middle of the night.
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+It happened at a home on Brightwood Church Road in Gibsonville. Deputies say they got a call around 6:20 a.m. Thursday about a discharged firearm.
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+When they got there, they found a person with a gunshot wound down the road, not far from the home. Investigators say the suspect was taken to Moses Cone Hospital with unspecified injuries.
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+Deputies say the homeowner shot the suspect in self-defense.
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+This is a developing story. We will update this story as new information becomes available.
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+UPDATE 5th September 2017: Warner Bros. has issued a statement on the Forthog Orc-Slayer DLC, insisting the company is not profiting from sales of it.
+
+"Neither Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment nor Monolith Productions will profit from any sales of the Forthog Orc-Slayer DLC regardless of the territory in which that DLC is sold," Warner Bros. said.
+
+While this statement is frustrating in its lack of clarity, it does suggest that no matter which territory you buy the Forthog Orc-Slayer DLC from, Warner Bros. will make its $3.50 donation.
+
+UPDATE 4th September 2017: Unfortunately, WB Games will only donate money to the Forgey family from purchases of the Forthog Orc-Slayer DLC made from most of the states in the US. It excludes AL, HI, IL, MA, MS and SC - and of course outside the US. So if you're in Europe and you buy the DLC, none of the money goes to the Forgey family.
+
+Those who wish to directly donate money to the Forgey family can do via YouCaring.com.
+
+ORIGINAL STORY 1st September 2017: A Shadow of War developer who died of cancer has been immortalised as an orc slayer in the game.
+
+Monolith executive producer Michael Forgey, who died from a brain tumour last year aged just 43-years-old, appears in Shadow of War as DLC character Forthog Orc-Slayer.
+
+If you have the £3.99 DLC, Forthog will on occasion appear to one-hit kill whichever enemy the player character is up against. Think the Mysterious Stranger from the Fallout series.
+
+Forgey, who was married with three children, was a music enthusiast who played in a band made up of Monolith staff called Orc Slayer. Accordingly, Forthog Orc-Slayer wields a devastating guitar axe, which you can see in the video below. (The song was written and performed by Forgey himself.)
+
+WB Games will donate $3.50 of every Forthog Orc-Slayer purchase to the Forgey family through 31st December 2019, Monolith said.
+
+In the video below, Monolith studio head Kevin Stephens and director of art Phil Straub remember Forgey, celebrate his life and explain how Forthog came to life.
+
+"Mike was larger than life," Stephens said. "Mike was an incredible inspiration to our team. He was our front man in many respects. Everybody loved Mike."
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+"Mike was a fantastic guy," Straub added. "He was a guy who always wanted to help people. He was a great manager of people."
+
+The cinematic trailer created by Monolith staff for the Forthog Orc-Slayer DLC was designed to represent Forgey's personality, Straub explained. At the end we see Forthog smirk before running towards a number of enemies, the image eventually concealed by a blizzard.
+
+"He's going to the Undying Lands," Straub said. "He's embracing that."
+
+You can pre-purchase the Forthog Orc-Slayer DLC on Steam and Xbox One now. He'll be available to buy on PS4 when the game launches in October.
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+They don’t identify themselves as police officers and attempt to control the situation. They start a chase in motorcycles (one stolen by Fred off a trailer), in an action sequence that looks both impressive and dangerous. Internet trivia speculates that it was improvised and shot without permits and first-person account from the excellent documentary ​Eurocrime​, confirms that very likely it was.
+
+The chase ends with the criminals crashing, and with Fred snapping the neck of the one perpetrator still alive. This casual and brutal gesture, preceding a moment of care and tenderness on the part of Fred, sums up the attitude these two carry throughout the film.
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+But this is not a morality tale. We are not treated to an arc where they are faced with their flaws and become better people, or where their lone wolf antics bring them to justice or to a tragic downfall. The story is episodic. We follow a discreet (safe) distance as these two amble from nightclubs to illegal gambling dens, to the homes of petty criminals and call girls.
+
+Classic Italian Art-Action Cinema
+
+A third member of their team has been murdered on the orders of criminal mastermind Bibi (Renato Salvatori), and the boys are out for blood, gleefully engaging in shakedowns and torture with the same casual detachment with which they take turns seducing the same women. Whichever way the trail takes them, and whatever they feel like doing once they get there.
+
+The film is scripted by Fernando DiLeo, auteur of the Milieu Trilogy (of which I’ll write about later), and directed by Ruggero Deodato, of ​Cannibal Holocaust infamy. Deodato keeps the film fast, light, and neutral in regards to judging the actions of Fred and Tony as they engage in acts of detached violence and casual sex. It doesn’t glamorize the amorality of our “heroes,” but it doesn’t celebrate it either. The result is a sinister, and sometimes cartoonish take on the buddy action film before that particular genre exploded in scope and size in the 80s.
+
+Tracing the Ultimate Action Roots
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+This docuseries details the suspicious death of Alberto Nisman, investigator of the 1994 bombing of the Argentine Israelite Mutual Association building.
+
+1. Episode 1 54m Conspiracy theories abound when Alberto Nisman is found dead, hours before he planned to present the results of his investigation into the AMIA bombing.
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+2. Episode 2 65m Special prosecutor Fein discusses investigating the crime scene. Experts debate contradictory evidence and ask: Was Nisman's death suicide or murder?
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+3. Episode 3 59m Stiuso talks partnering with Nisman on the investigation and the alleged link between Iran and the bombing. Victims' loved ones remember the tragic day.
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+4. Episode 4 68m Nisman's ex-wife and others reveal events that occurred in the days before his death, including his accusation against Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.
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+5. Episode 5 66m Criminal experts examine blood-splatter evidence to determine whether Nisman was murdered. Lagomarsino is interviewed about his connection to Nisman.
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+PARIS/HONG KONG (Reuters) - A Tencent-led consortium is taking a 10% stake in Vivendi’s Universal Music Group, valuing the music label that houses Lady Gaga and The Beatles at 30 billion euros ($34 billion) and giving the Chinese firm a global backstage pass.
+
+The deal allows both companies to expand in a recovering global music market, giving Tencent more access to U.S. artists while UMG can tap into the Asian market, including big-selling “K-Pop” Korean pop stars.
+
+After months of talks, French media conglomerate Vivendi VIV.PA said on Tuesday it had finalised the sale of an initial 10% of the world's largest music label to the Tencent consortium, which also had the option to buy up to 10% more by January 2021 on the same price basis.
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+Vivendi, controlled by French billionaire Vincent Bollore, is seeking to cash in on the music industry’s revival, driven by a growing subscription and ad-based music streaming services and the deal gives UMG an enterprise value of 30 billion euros.
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+The initial deal would soon be followed by a second one allowing Tencent Music Entertainment TME.N to buy a minority stake in UMG's greater China subsidiary.
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+Tencent did not immediately respond to a request for comment, while Vivendi did not disclose the details of the consortium beyond saying they were “global financial investors”.
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+Singapore’s state investment firm GIC and Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) were also involved, a source familiar with the deal told Reuters. QIA declined to comment and GIC did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
+
+RISING TEMPO
+
+The IFPI federation said in April that global recorded music revenues had risen 9.7% in 2019 from last year, while Universal was Vivendi’s main third quarter sales growth driver, with revenues rising nearly 16% to 1.8 billion euros.
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+“Universal has been enjoying increased revenues for the last 5 years. With the company in a strong position, it can make sense to capitalise on the valuation with a minority sale at this point in the growth cycle,” said MB Capital director Marcus Bullus, commenting on the deal.
+
+The tie-up between Tencent and Vivendi builds on a partnership struck two years ago, allowing Tencent to license Universal’s music for distribution over its streaming platforms.
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+Vivendi said in July last year it might sell up to half of UMG and any cash raised from a divestment could help finance a share buyback or acquisitions.
+
+The transaction should also boost morale among Chinese deal-makers, with China-outbound mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity plunging to a 10-year low amid trade tensions between the United States and China, Refinitiv data shows.
+
+Slideshow ( 3 images )
+
+In November, Tencent Music Entertainment Group reported better-than-expected third-quarter revenue.
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+Although Tencent Music's user base is nearly three times that of Spotify SPOT.N, which is the world's largest music streaming service, its paying users are comparatively fewer.
+
+Spotify, in which the Tencent Holding company 0700.HK itself has a minority stake, had more than 100 million paid subscribers, whereas Tencent Music had about 35 million as of the third quarter.
+
+Slideshow ( 3 images )
+
+Vivendi shares closed up 0.3%, with the final sale terms in line with earlier guidance from Vivendi.
+
+MB Capital’s Bullus said it was unclear how Vivendi would use the cash and “how this will increase value for existing shareholders now potentially left with cash in their pocket but a smaller stake in a growing cash generating company”.
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+($1 = 0.8925 euros)
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+Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.
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+The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has documented the killing of a young man from Barsham village near Al-Busayra city in the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor.
+
+He was killed days ago by two unknown gunmen believed to be ISIS members.
+
+SOHR sources said that the killed person practices witchcraft and sorcery.
+
+With the fall of more casualties, it rose to 416 fighters, civilians, oil workers, and officials in service parties, the number of people killed in areas within the four provinces of Aleppo, Deir Ezzor, Al-Raqqah and Al-Hasakah, in addition to Manbij area in the northeast of Aleppo Province, which is controlled by the Syria Democratic Forces.
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+The Syrian Observatory monitored these cells assassinating 135 civilians including eight children and five women in the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor, al-Hasakah countryside, al-Raqqah city and countryside, and Manbij area, in addition to the assassination of 277 fighters of Syria Democratic Forces including local leaders in the same areas.
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+Also four members of International Coalition were killed. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights Human also documented tens of injuries due to these assassinations.
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+An ongoing project called 800 Monroe has been a point of contention for a while. However, regardless of what the future of the site looks like, it’s overshadowed by a rather unpleasant side effect: a rubber-like burning smell — a smell that has been present off and on since 2018 and has many residents concerned.
+
+Update as of 1/5:
+
+If concerned about this, NJDEP has a hotline, so if you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to 1-877-WARNDEP. DEP’s hotline is 1-877-927-6337. The 800 Monroe site is identified by Program Interest Number 13531. They have instructed residents that each time the smell is reported, however, they treat it as a separate incident so the more residents call, the more attention will be in this area. So if you’re concerned, make sure to reach out — and continue to ask questions. You can also Hudson Regional Health Commission (HRHC) at 201-223-1133
+
+To reach the local government’s health and environmental department, call 201-420-2000, extension 5205.
+
+People — both passersby and local residents alike — have been having a difficult time avoiding the smell that emanates from the currently under-construction project. In fact, the unfortunate odor has caused many complaints, as the site is next to the Monroe Center filled with hundreds of businesses, Shoprite, and numerous residential buildings and daycares. So many, in fact, that the City of Hoboken released an official statement in 2018 about it on its government website — which was covered on local news outlets and of course, Twitter.
+
+What the City Said
+
+According to the City who released a statement on October 1, 2018, groundwater remediation is the cause of the odor. Groundwater remediation is the process of treating polluted groundwater by removing the pollutants themselves and converting them into other “harmless” products. But what does that mean?
+
+If the term sounds somewhat familiar, you may be thinking of the lead remediation process that’s currently happening at over 30 Jersey City schools after lead was detected in the school water fountains this year. But in this case, it’s Acetone and TCE {trichloroethylene is a halocarbon commonly used as an industrial solvent that has links to cancer}.
+
+According to the official City of Hoboken website, the Licensed Site Remediation Professional for the 800 Monroe Street project confirmed remediation activities resumed on Thursday, November 1, 2019. {Hence the more recent complaints about odors, though these have been happening/witnessed since earlier this summer by many residents. In fact, residents in some buildings have reported to Hoboken Girl they’ve been smelling and seeing things at the site since late 2018 – so much so, that it was reported on the City’s website after local resident complaints.}
+
+The City’s website states: “A layer of concrete was added directly over the remediation area. It was then expanded so that edges of the original remediation area are now also capped with concrete. Additional vapor extraction points have been added that will enhance the capture of vapors and return them to the remediation system. Lastly, a sealing foam has also been applied to the treatment zone and surrounding area. The Hoboken Health Department will monitor the site when remediation activities resume. The LSRP is confident that the implemented mitigation measures will prevent further odors from escaping the site. In the unlikely event that site odors are identified, the contractor is prepared to halt remediation again by returning the remediation system to an idle mode and initiate further investigation.” But, they said it would end in 2018, and it’s now January 2020, and smells are still being emitted daily. This is pulled directly from the website: “Remediation activities should be completed by the end of 2018. The City will keep the community informed with any updates. If you have any questions, please call the Hoboken Health Department at 201.420.2000 x5205.” See the full City releases here and here from 2018. See More: Hoboken + Jersey City Tap Water: A Closer Look Environmental Services Has Also Weighed In The Hoboken Girl team also reached out to Jennifer Gonzalez, Director of Environmental Services and Chief Sustainability Officer, of the City, last month. “Groundwater remediation continues at 800 Monroe Street. There may be periodic smells depending on the wind, but the remedial action techniques are both state of the art and being conducted in compliance with an approved remedial action work plan,” Gonzalez told Hoboken Girl via email. “The method for remediation, which involves heating the groundwater to high temperatures, is the most expeditious remedial action with the least odor possible. Any other remedial technique would result in hauling of excavated soil, which would take longer with a stronger odor.” According to Gonzalez, engineers from Potomac-Hudson Environmental are inspecting the site continually in attempts to address and mitigate the odor. “They were using an air neutralizing spray to reduce the odor, which unfortunately became a strong odor itself, and has since been reduced,” Gonzalez adds. “They have also submitted a request to modify their air permit to extract more air from below the treatment cap because improved air circulation should reduce the odor.” Gonzalez also confirmed that Potomac-Hudson Environmental confirmed remediation should be completed within 60 days, allegedly. Potomac-Hudson Environmental Is Monitoring the Situation Hoboken Girl and 800 Monroe Street area residents in neighboring buildings also reached out to David Draper, the Licensed Site Remediation Professional at Hudson Regional Health Commission at Potomac-Hudson Environmental. Draper said to us via email, “The current owner of the property is remediating groundwater contamination that was caused by former industrial owners of the site and that has existed for many years prior to the new ownership. Active remediation on-site is expected to be completed by the end of the year, with a demobilization of the system to follow in early 2020.” Not sure what “demobilization” refers to? Us, either. According to Draper, demobilization will include the removal of the above-ground piping, the heaters within the wells, and the treatment trailers from the site. “The asphalt cap would remain until the site has cooled down and then removed at an as-of-yet-undetermined future date,” Draper says.
+
+According to Draper, the smell has to do with the use of an air neutralizer. “We believe the primary smell noted from the site by others is related to the air neutralizer… A cinnamon-like odor has been reported. But other residents are still reporting the burnt rubber smell, now mixed in with a cinnamon-like odor that works to “mask” it. “A ‘burnt earth’ or rubber-like odor was previously reported, which may be related to the thermal remediation system heating the subsurface peat layer. All of which is non-toxic and non-hazardous,” Draper adds, though he could only provide a safety data sheet and did not respond to questions about what the actual smells were. So, we met with hazmat inspector Mike Wallace, who works with the county outside the site — and had been called to the site in 2018 to deal with the previous year’s calls for concern. He had a slightly different story on what the chemicals were. He shared a bit more about the details, which seemed to differ from what Draper shared. “TCE and acetone is [sic] in the ground, and they’re removing that using a groundwater heating process – in doing that it volatilizes the ancient bog below.” Those terms, defined: TCE {trichloroethylene}, according to the NIH website, is a colorless, volatile liquid that is produced in large volumes for commercial use. It is primarily used in two ways — to make hydrofluorocarbon chemicals, especially refrigerants, and as a solvent to remove grease from metal parts, although this use is declining. Additionally, it is used for spot removal in dry cleaning operations and is found in some aerosol cleaning products that consumers may purchase for home and auto maintenance. Here’s more info on this compound via the NIH — which has been linked to cancer. Acetone, according to the CDC, is directly quoted as a chemical that is found naturally in the environment and is also produced by industries. Low levels of acetone are normally present in the body from the breakdown of fat; the body can use it in normal processes that make sugar and fat. Acetone is a colorless liquid with a distinct smell and taste. People begin to smell acetone in air at 100 to 140 parts of acetone in a million parts of air (ppm), though some can smell it at much lower levels. Most people begin to detect the presence of acetone in water at 20 ppm. Acetone evaporates readily into the air and mixes well with water. Most acetone produced is used to make other chemicals that make plastics, fibers, and drugs. Acetone is also used to dissolve other substances. And yes, it’s what people use to remove their nail polish. This link from the CDC reports that “Acetone does not cause skin cancer in animals when it is applied to their skin. We don’t know whether acetone would cause cancer after breathing or swallowing it for long periods, because no tests have been done. The Department of Health and Human Services and the International Agency for Research on Cancer have not classified acetone for carcinogenic effects. The EPA has determined that acetone is not classifiable as to its human carcinogenicity.” Read more here. Wallace did not appear concerned about levels and assured Hoboken Girl that they were looking into it, but it was helpful to note the additional materials that are being emitted from the groundwater in that area. Read More: Hoboken Bans Styrofoam in Unanimous City Council Vote The Data
+
+They’re now spraying a ‘neutralizer’ to mitigate the smell.
+
+Draper shared with the Hoboken Girl team that the air neutralizer they are spraying is non-toxic and biodegradable and that after remediation is completed, the site owner is hoping to redevelop the property in accordance with local zoning. He would not provide details of what the “non-toxic” remediation neutralizer was consisting of, which creates questions about the ingredients in the neutralizer. Draper says, “We had provided an SDS {Safety Data Sheet} for the neutralizing agent to the Hudson County Regional Health Commission.” Nothing was provided regarding the Acetone and TCE compounds.
+
+{Screenshots of the Safety Data Sheet provided by David Draper} Other FAQs: Is the air residents are breathing toxic? How exactly did Potomac-Hudson Environmental determine that the air is non-toxic and non-hazardous? That wasn’t answered by Draper, who just repeated that the smell was organic and non-hazardous.
+
+Okay, so, what is this air that residents are breathing? Speaking of non-toxic and non-hazardous, Hoboken Girl also wanted to know if residents should be concerned about the air they’re breathing in, as there are schools, daycares, the light rail station, residential complexes, and the 720 Monroe building with hundreds if not thousands of people in the area circling through — many reporting the smell. Draper said via email, “The treatment system has been approved and permitted by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, and the airflow through the system and around the site has been regularly tested and found to be non-hazardous.” So, why is the smell still there? What are the long-term effects? If you’ve been near the project recently, you may have noticed that despite all of the efforts Draper and others have detailed via email to us, a smell still lingers, and while it’s being reported as “safe” — the results are still unclear, as no discussion of long-term effects were noted or addressed by Draper. “As noted in our previous response to you, we believe that the organic peat may give off this odor as it is heated during the treatment process,” Draper says. “We have employed measures to eliminate odors by increasing the areal coverage of the site with the asphalt cap and increasing withdrawal of air with our extraction system. We are confident that our treatment exhaust stack is operating within NJDEP air permit limits.” Confidence is relative, as many residents are still disputing that the smell is “organic” — as it has a very noxious odor that does not seem to naturally occur in the environment, and the hazmat inspector Mike Wallace seemed to expand on the fact that other compounds were there.
+
+A hotline to call, if you’re concerned: NJDEP has a hotline, so if you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to 1-877-WARNDEP. DEP’s hotline is 1-877-927-6337. The 800 Monroe site is identified by Program Interest Number 13531. They have instructed residents that each time the smell is reported, however, they treat it as a separate incident so the more residents call, the more attention will be in this area. So if you’re concerned, make sure to reach out — and continue to ask questions. You can also Hudson Regional Health Commission (HRHC) at 201-223-1133
+
+To reach the local government’s health and environmental department, call 201-420-2000, extension 5205.
+
+You can also reach Caroline Caufield of the Office of Constituent Affairs at (201) 420-2000 ext. 1311.
+
+It was said that all remediation efforts would be completed by the end of 2019, but a few days into 2020 and a smell still there, the situation remains to be seen and we will keep you updated.
+
+Got a news tip, question, concern about this?
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+Let us know — email us at hello@hobokengirl.com! We appreciate it.
+
+Did you know: We started a podcast about all things news and lifestyle in Hoboken + Jersey City! Listen to the latest episode of Tea on the Hudson here and subscribe.
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+We release new episodes every Tuesday!
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+The Warhammer 40,000 universe is a massive place, and the “Narrative Forge” hobby articles encourage thinking outside the box (literally) when putting models together and stretching yourself out in the hobby. They aim to make hobbyists and players comfortable growing beyond imitating the models they see in their Codexes and playing the rulebook missions, and serve as a source of inspiration for anyone wanting to forge new experiences in the hobby. This week, Tyler “Coda” Moore is talking about figuring out how to paint your narrative armies.
+
+Dearest viewer.
+
+So.
+
+You have your narrative vision (which I talked about last time — click here for that).
+
+You have the force pictured in your head.
+
+Now you have to answer the big old question of:
+
+“How the hell am I going to paint it?”
+
+Well, good news! That’s our topic today. A method you can answer that question with is:
+
+Research -> Test -> Execute -> Evolve
+
+In true (i.e infuriating) style, this means that the process of figuring out how to paint your army will require you will have to ask even more questions to find your answers.
+
+Here are the questions you’ll want to ask yourself, and answer:
+
+Why are you going to do it that way? Researching sources Determining common themes/a motif Cracking the code
+
+What details will promote the narrative you are trying to tell? The devil is in the details or identifying key features Show, don’t tell the narrative Don’t forget your bases!
+
+How will you execute and refine the scheme? I imagined, I painted, I created. Expanding the painted narrative on the go, I.E for the love of god take notes
+
+
+
+Why are you going to do it *that* way?
+
+Let’s start with our bog stock trooper. The core of your army. The tiny person that you will paint anywhere between 10 and 1000 of.
+
+How are you going to colour him in?
+
+If we take a quick step back to the narrative vision that we talked about last time (in fact if you haven’t read it, have a quick squiz as this is definitely part 2 to its part 1) and you may already have a rough idea of what colour you are going to paint the damn thing. If not, that’s ok, this is where you are going to figure it out. If you are lucky enough to have a solid idea, this is where we will refine it for the tabletop.
+
+Researching Sources
+
+We’ll start by researching sources. For some armies this can be easy as opening your codex, for others like pure homebrew creation this might be a tad bit trickier. Let’s look at those narrative army types we broadly defined last time and talk about where we could find sources for our colour scheme.
+
+Historical Works
+
+If you have selected this, then crack open your book(s) and start taking notes. Look for references to armour colour, trim, symbols, heraldry, weapon descriptions and the like. If you are basing your army off a Black Library book, then you are in luck, the kindle versions have an insanely nice search feature. Sites like lexicarmum and the 40k wiki are good sources for getting details as well, don’t forget to check the article’s sources for more data to mine.
+
+Homebrew Creations
+
+This is where it gets tricky as you are effectively the source material. My advice here is to start somewhere solid. Pick a single colour that you want to use and start pumping out test models (more on that later) to figure out a colour pallet that works. If you are working on something like a custom space marine chapter, look to canon sources on company markings, placement of heradly and the like to form the basis for your ideas. What I’m getting at here is the universe of 40k has thirty years of material to work off, so don’t be afraid to crib off the existing source material. Also look to history for inspiration and as always don’t forget the colour wheel aka our rainbow god.
+
+A Themed Army:
+
+Themed armies could be considered a more generalist take on historical works, so the same general idea applies here. However if you aren’t cleveing to an exact time frame or source (i.e a black library book) you can take inspiration from the homebrew creation and put a slight spin on the standard paint scheme.
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+An Army Built For A Specific Narrative Event Or Game Type:
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+An event army or game type narrative army really draws on itself to inform the paint scheme.
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+This is hard to explain but picture the poster boys of Games Workshop, the Ultramarines 2nd Company, decked out in their blue with gold trim. Now picture it in a desperate zone mortalis mission, fighting in a space hulk. How has that scheme changed? How can you show that on the models? Do you weather them in a certain way? Now picture that army in a 6 month long jungle fight scenario, similar to the historical Vietnam conflict. How does it change compared to baseline/the zone mortalis example? What would you do differently to show these armies are fighting in vastly different climates. That’s the crux to this kind of army.
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+Determining Common Themes/A Motif
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+TheChirurgeon: Before you start painting your army, you should also think about how you are going to apply the army’s scheme to make it your own, including the additional visual details you get to decide. What visual aspects are you going to use to signify your army’s narrative aspects, and how are you going to tie them together across multiple models of different types and sizes? So, two steps here:
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+Determine the visual aspects you’ll be applying to the force. This can be something simple, like the rainbow gradient that MasterSlowPoke uses for his Rainbow Warriors – it’s not present in the original Rogue Trader era art for the chapter, but it’s something he can add that’s really visually striking and makes them pop, or it can be something more complex, like a camouflage pattern and add-ons that you’ll be applying to the army based on the warzone you’ve set them up in. One of the coolest armies we’ve seen is Seyni N’Diaye’s Carcharodons, which borrow heavily from Maori and Polynesian trial art, and applies those patterns to the whole army. These details are added in white, and because they’re so strikingly unique, they allow him to paint armor of different colors in the same army that are visually unified by their tribal markings. For my Night Lords, I decided early on that all of my Raptors and Warp Talons would have warp-mutated wings instead of jump packs. This has made sourcing 2nd edition metal Tyranid gargoyle wings a pain 20 years later, but it both looks great and lets me give the models a pop of red color. Determine how they’ll be applied across all of your models. Once you’ve determined the common visual thematic elements for your army, you’ll need to figure out how they’ll be applied. Coda’s going to talk more about color in the next sections but this is more about where and how you’re going to apply your special elements. Here I’d suggest that a little goes a long way – you want your narrative visual elements to be obvious enough that they tell the story and tie the force together visually, but not so much that they overpower everything else and leave your models unrecognizable. Going back to MasterSlowPoke’s Rainbow Warriors, he chose to apply the rainbow gradient pattern to the kneepad of each Intercessor, keeping the effect small and simple on the bulk of his army but making it visually obvious. But when he has to apply the same motif to other models, he’s got more options, and that’s where he has to decide where to apply the gradient and how much is too much. For his Repulsor Executioner, that meant finding a large area of panels where he could apply the gradient without having it take over the entire tank. For his Eliminators, the cloaks were the obvious choice. You can make these decisions on a model-by-model basis, but you should think about how much is “too much” for your army’s extra thematic details and spot color choices before you start going hard, if only to avoid painting half an army before you realize you don’t love the scheme.
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+Cracking The Code
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+Alright. We have done the research (or have picked a ‘cool and good’ colour) and are ready to crack on with the army. Now you need to see if it actually works.
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+Grab a box of easy build troops. Closer to the actual models you are going to paint, the better. Come up with 3 or so different ways of executing your idea and try it. These attempts could be as simple as different painting methods in order to figure out how to hit that balance of speed:results or if you are starting from scratch, a place to figure out what colours will and won’t work together.
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+Are you think that process sounds a little vague?
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+We are going to investigate two methods here which I’ve totally made up the names for. Namely a method for pre-planned schemes called the “Test Swatches method” and the later method called “Pray to your rainbow-coloured god…. method.”
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+Using Test Swatches to Select a Colour Scheme (or the “Experience and downselect method”)
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+Let’s say for some totally legitimate, cool and good reason you want to take the colours of a specific steam train and whack it on your space marines.
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+Behold. Our subject. So we have a colour scheme. In this case green and yellow but we don’t know the exact colours to use. For the next bit you’ll need a bit of paper and a pen.
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+Take each colour you are using in the scheme and dab it onto the paper, along with your possible trim/spot colours (think eye lenses). This will let you see how the combination looks. Then after this down select to a few strong possibilities and paint some models. Check the the example below:
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+Again, this works when you have a pretty good idea of a scheme but I needed to refine what colours would make it work. I had a bunch of yellows and greens on hand to try, so I used the bit of paper to get an idea of what they would look like, picked my three faves, transferred them onto some primed models and started painting them. As you can see, I went with Pale Green, Olive Green and Medium Green.
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+Note how I’m not finishing each model. Pale Green was the first colour to drop. It didn’t match up with the type of green I wanted, so I progressed further with the others, finally I dropped the Medium Green after I washed the green washed the model and more or less completed the Olive Green test model. Then decided to try it on a white primed model, which failed pretty hard within a few armour panels.
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+What I’m doing here is using a combination of experience and down selecting. The experience half lets me chop down the possibilities of what green to use to 4 permutations, while the downselect lets me get it down to a clear winner. If my experience was shallower or I had less of a firm idea in my head, I would have lined up more test models or in the reverse situation, I would have had to paint less of them.
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+While you are doing these tests, keep an eye out for spaces to put campaign markings or little details that you can seed the narrative in on the model. Shoulder pads, knee pads, shields and weapons are good places to sneak details in, but more about that later.
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+Ok. So we have a basic theory to run with if we have a solid idea. For times you are feeling less sure, we’ll let’s get a little more advanced.
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+A More Colour Theory-Based Approach
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+Behold this and weep, for it is our new rainbow god.
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+I kid, you don’t (and shouldn’t) need to be a slave to the colour wheel, but it can save you a lot of time, heartache and test models. Nor do you need to completely understand it, just realise and accept that it indeed does exist. Check out the examples Rob’s got on there. See how the colours look ‘right‘. That’s something you can work your scheme towards.
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+Let’s put the wheel to practise. Enter the internet and witness my two part cheat code for finding cool schemes:
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+Part One:
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+The Adobe Color Wheel.
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+Jack aka Booley showed me this thing about a year ago when I spent 2 months saying “I DON’T KNOW HOW TO PAINT THIS KNIGHT HELP MEEEE” at the top of my lungs. It will help you see where each colour lands on the wheel and automatically spit out delicious visual data.
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+To make this work we need to upload a sample or at least find out it’s hex code of a colour we like. Bolter and Chainsword have some excellent resources, here, for example this thread of citadel hex codes will let you punch them into the Adobe Colour Wheel site. Seriously google “XYZ brand paint hex codes” and you’ll find them. Muck around with them until you settle on the colour your are going to paint the majority of your model with.
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+Part Two:
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+So you have that core colour we mentioned? From there you can explore and mine Analogous, Monochromatic, Triad, Complementary, Compound and Shade schemes (I’m reliably told that these are important things, check out this quick guide for more) for ideas to your heart’s content. Again, you don’t need to take these are gospel. Just muck around with them and let the ideas come, then do a test or two.
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+We used the Swords of Davion for an example in the last article. Let’s breakdown the scheme and show my working:
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+Vallejo Model Colour Yellow Olive is my fave colour to paint with. So when it came time to paint marines again I definitely wanted it as my primary colour. The previous version of the Swords had this colour with black trim and grey/red spots.
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+Compare the two pictures and try to ignore the (hopefully) vast improvement in painting. See how the black grey/greens are all blurring together compared with white trim details on the marines above? This is something that I wanted to avoid on the MKII version of the Swords.
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+So I put my thinking cap on and painted up a number of test models, trying out various trim colours of red, black and grey, while also exploring the new Primaris sculpts. White ended up being forerunner, I also found that the distinctive crest/ears part of the helm could be picked out in white to get a call back to ancient troops, like roman legionaries or knight’s crests. I also started figuring out how to show what company the troops came from and where squad markings would be present. Given that the white helm/trim really made the green ‘pop’ I needed to keep that in, so therefore I went with the right knee pad. I also spent time figuring out how to show squad leaders, veterans and the like and turned to the codex for ideas. I ended up coming up with a quick system based on the helms.
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+This guy is that test model, I ended up abandoning the white segment of the bolt rifle to save time but allowed him to keep it to honour his place as the 1st of the newly forged Swords of Davion. Also don’t worry about the test schemes that didn’t quite work out as they have a way of popping back up fro later use. For example I recycled the ‘classic’ sword scheme for my Swords of Davion Kill Team as the black felt more right for covert ops.
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+Let’s look at another example, which is more on the “pray to your rainbow god” side of the equation use the Adobe tool.
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+Picture this very, very hypothetical scenario:
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+Hypothetically, say if you did have a mighty Imperial Knight you were looking to plug into your homebrew marine chapter, that may or may not be the Swords Of Davion, you could upload a shot of your marines and then use the POWER OF THE COLOUR WHEEL to figure out a scheme that is different but meshes well with your marines. Alternatively you could spend 8 weeks fretting about the scheme.
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+Hypothetically.
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+Yerp. Totally a hypothetical.
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+But seriously, I used the colour wheel to get a ballpark colour, which ended up being Incubi darkness. Then using some extremely sketchy math, I decided if Incubi was similar to my armour green with less yellow in it, I could “add” that yellow back in with some light gold trim. This would also match the trim on my Dark Angels if I ever decide to resurrect them. Furthermore I could tie the House to both my marine chapters with the red spot colour. Homebrew people take note: This is how you can come up with schemes from scratch that work and compliment each other.
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+What details will promote the narrative you are trying to tell?
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+Ok. So we have our basic scheme. Now we need to punch it up, after all…
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+The Devil Is In The Details aka. Identifying Key Features
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+I hinted about this a few times earlier when I talked about kneepads and shoulder trims. Key features like this are a great potential narrative canvas for you to tell your armies story on and will expand off the springboard of our basic scheme.
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+We have already consider how you can show the company/regiment/campaign your troops are in, so now think how you can sell that they are in the particular part of the setting you are exploring. A great example of this is a player in my local store. He has started a necron army and is using the crackle texture paint on the model’s shoulder pads to show that they are breaking out of/made of the sandstone around them. This neat trick creates an instant narrative theme that he can explore and continue with the army.
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+Other neat key features are the little bits of life you can put into the models. What I mean by this is graffiti on tanks, heraldry that harkens to the deeds of your noble heroes, scars and battle damage that tell a story. The Swords are pretty developed so I’m going to step back to a project still in its infancy. Let’s look at the Australius marine again.
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+This chapter is blatantly, “what if Australia and the 2000 Olympics, but space marines.” and for now clocks in at a massive 5 models. However look at the narrative detail on them. I’ve warped the tactical marking to be Broad Arrow, which is frequently used in military moto shirts in Australia, while the chapter logo is a stylised Australian flag with a Greek Lamba. Finally I have a company and squad marking on the kneepad and a way of showing demi squad leaders. With this I’ve got a strong start to play around with if I choose to expand the chapter in the future.
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+Once you have a few key details, don’t stop exploring the sculpts. There is always a new trick you can try to sell the narrative you are trying to tell. On that note this even goes hand in hand with posing the kit.
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+Which leads me to my next point:
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+Show, Don’t Tell, Your Narrative
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+Check out the model above.
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+What does it tell you about the army narrative wise.
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+Now look at the squad. What further context can you infer.
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+Compare them with this squad. Look at the poses, the colour used on the key points and the armour.
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+What makes them different.
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+What can you then infer just by looking at them.
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+The bog stock assault marine squad vs vanguard veterans is my attempt at telling a story narratively though my colour scheme and how I built the Forge World assault marine kit and (hopefully) does the whole “show don’t tell” thing.
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+This concept is important. While writing page after page of background for your army is an awesome experience, it won’t be effective on the table top unless you can express it through the models. Consider the tools you have to do this. It’s going to come down to A: How you build them and B: How you paint them and C: How you build the army list.
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+This why identifying key features and getting to know the models matters.
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+Don’t forget your bases!
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+On that note, one of the key features of your model is the thing they are all standing on. The bases.
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+Never ever forget those vitally important plastic discs. They are the literal frame for your artwork. I’ve written an entire article about this which you should check out here, so I won’t wax on about it other than to say that it’s a cool and good thing to spend time on them. For example of a quick trick featured in that article, you can link armies together narratively by common basing, see here on my take on The Pure, which links them back to the Swords of Davion.
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+How will you execute and then refine the scheme?
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+I imagined, I painted, I created.
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+So. We have Id’ed a bunch of key details. We have a basing scheme. We have a paint scheme that has basic narrative beats in it.
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+However, maybe you are worried that you can’t come up with the heraldry for a character or you have run out of creative steam.
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+Fantastic. You should get started. Seriously. Get painting.
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+I’m not kidding, just start putting together the models and getting paint to them.
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+Don’t stress if you don’t have Captain Cerdic of the 2nd Company’s personal heraldry and backstory set in stone yet. Just put together a blurry image in your head and start building him. Maybe do a sneaky head swap and start converting the model. As you paint, continue to reference your background research material and let his backstory come to you and then put in the key details. If you have done your homework and have that basic scaffolding in place, things will seem to neatly fall in as you go. If not, leave a spot blank, waiting for inspiration to strike.
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+I’ll give you an example, using, you guessed it, Cerdic. Note the heraldry of his scouring of the traitors that dared to try and defile the sacred cherry forest of Davion Secondus. I came up with this after finishing the model and saying “Shit. I need to put something there.” I was then distracted by YouTube and ended up watching that bit of the Last Samurai where they talk about cherry blossoms. I decided then that LT Cerdic leading a bunch of Phobos teams in the forests around the Bladespire would be an appropriately cool moment for him to earn his promotion to captain and then set about painting it.
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+Expanding the painted narrative on the go or: “For the love of god take notes”
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+A downfall of this research -> test -> execute -> evolve method we have just talked about is that you have to remember a lot of stuff and that stuff is going to change as you go. If you are going to do your narrative force justice, for the love of god take notes.
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+I’ve already posted a picture of the cheat sheet I made for the Swords but to be honest you don’t need to go that far. A simple google doc or a forum thread where you upload pictures of the models/notes as they are completed is more than enough.
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+Anyhow! That’s enough of my rambling for a day.
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+If you have your own narrative army or have thoughts about coming up with colour schemes, want help or just a want a chat, comment on this article or shoot us an email at contact@goonhammer.com . Also you can find us on the Goonhammer Facebook page, or tag us on Twitter or hit something with the #goonhammer tag.
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+As for me you can find me:
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+Twitter – Where I post models and like things!
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+Insta – Where I forget to post models and sometimes like things
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+Twitch – Where I stream painting models and make a fool of myself for fun.
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+Have fun
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+CODA AND OUT
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+I'm joined by comedy veteran Laurie Ayers in this episode to talk about the episode of SNL that starred Lily Tomlin. We talk about how well Lily did, what sketches hold up after all this time and which ones don't and we get a bunch of personal stories from Laurie that connect to this episode. We also talk about how much the show has changed over the years and just how funny was SNL when it was first starting out. I need to add we had tons of technical difficulties in this episode, so thanks again to Laurie for sticking it out and getting this podcast done. To support this podcast please go to my Patreon page and give what you can. Also, visit Laurie's websites and check out what she is doing. This episode has been brought to you by Cross The Streams Media. www.patreon.com/scottwhite www.scottyblanco.com www.instagram.com/the_dan_aykroyd_podcast www.twitter.com/scottwhite91 www.mulvarose.com www.laurieayers.com www.crossthestreamsmedia.com
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+The United States has killed Major General Qassem Soleimani, the commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’s Quds Force. The United States is now in a hot war with Iran after having waged war via proxies for the past several decades.
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+This doesn’t mean war, it will not lead to war, and it doesn’t risk war. None of that. It is war.
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+I don’t claim to be an expert on Iran—when I served as deputy assistant secretary of defense for Middle East policy, I used to remind my Iran team at the Pentagon that my regional expertise ended at the Shatt al-Arab waterway that divides Iraq and Iran, and with them, the Arabic- and Farsi-speaking regions of the Middle East.
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+But I do know something of how important Qassem Soleimani was, because he spent more time in the Arabic-speaking world—propping up Iranian allies from Iraq to Lebanon, and from Syria to Yemen—than he did back home in Iran. From a military and diplomatic perspective, Soleimani was Iran’s David Petraeus and Stan McChrystal and Brett McGurk all rolled into one.
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+And that’s now the problem Iran faces. I do not know of a single Iranian who was more indispensable to his government’s ambitions in the Middle East. From 2015 to 2017, when we were in the heat of the fighting against the Islamic State in both Syria and Iraq, I would watch Soleimani shuttle back and forth between Syria and Iraq. When the war to prop up Bashar al-Assad was going poorly, Soleimani would leave Iraq for Syria. And when Iranian-backed militias in Iraq began to struggle against the Islamic State, Soleimani would leave Syria for Iraq.
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+That’s now a problem for Iran. Just as the United States often faces a shortage of human capital—not all general officers and diplomats are created equal, sadly, and we are not exactly blessed with a surplus of Arabic speakers in our government—Iran also doesn’t have a lot of talent to go around. One of the reasons I thought Iran erred so often in Yemen—giving strategic weapons such as anti-ship cruise missiles to a bunch of undertrained Houthi yahoos, for example—was a lack of adult supervision.
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+Qassem Soleimani was the adult supervision. He was spread thin over the past decade, but he was nonetheless a serious, if nefarious, adversary of the United States and its partners in the region. And Iran and its partners will now feel his loss greatly.
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+I don’t know, and I’m not willing to argue one way or the other, whether that fact justifies Soleimani’s killing. The United States is claiming it acted because Soleimani was making plans to attack U.S. diplomats and troops in the Middle East and because Soleimani had recently orchestrated other attacks on coalition bases in Iraq. Soleimani was at least partially, and in many cases directly, responsible for dozens if not hundreds of attacks on U.S. forces in Iraq going back to the height of the Iraq War. So unlike some other claims this administration has made, what the Trump administration is claiming here would not surprise me—to say the least—if it were indeed true.
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+I also do not claim to know how any of this ends. I don’t think anyone can say for certain how Iran will respond, or how the United States and its partners are prepared—or not prepared—to weather that response. The only thing I know for certain is that the people of the Middle East will suffer greatly in the weeks ahead. Which, sadly, has been a safe bet for far too long.
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+Hours after the United States killed Iran’s top military commander Major General Qassem Soleimani in a drone strike Thursday evening, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo claimed that the people of Iraq were celebrating Soleimani’s demise by publicly “dancing” in the streets.
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+“Iraqis — Iraqis — dancing in the street for freedom; thankful that General Soleimani is no more,” Pompeo tweeted, along with a 22-second video purporting to show the aforementioned celebration in Baghdad’s Tahrir Square. Soleimani, who had American blood on his hands, was the commander Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps-Quds Force, which the Trump administration designated a Foreign Terrorist Organization in April.
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+Iraqis — Iraqis — dancing in the street for freedom; thankful that General Soleimani is no more. pic.twitter.com/huFcae3ap4 — Secretary Pompeo (@SecPompeo) January 3, 2020
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+The tweet received a great deal of attention on the social media platform, garnering more than 175,000 likes and nearly 60,000 re-tweets, including the State Department’s Farsi Twitter account.
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+مایک پامپئو، وزیر خارجه ی آمریکا: «تصاویر رقص و شادی عراقی ها از کشته شدن ژنرال #قاسم_سليماني.» https://t.co/Njn4ItFMyw — USA darFarsi (@USAdarFarsi) January 3, 2020
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+President Donald Trump even sent the post out to his 68.7 million followers.
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+But witnesses to the celebration depicted in Pompeo’s video told the New York Times that while the clip is authentic, his characterization of what happened was, at best, extremely hyperbolic and very misleading:
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+Witnesses in Iraq said that only a handful of men carrying Iraqi flags had run — not danced — along a road while the voice of a man speaking near the camera was heard praising the killing of Maj. Gen. Qassim Soleimani of Iran in a targeted United States airstrike on Friday at Baghdad International Airport. The man whose voice is heard in the video exclaims that General Suleimani’s death has avenged the deaths of Iraqis protesting Iran’s presence in their country. The witnesses said the men carrying the flags were celebrating General Soleimani’s death but that the group was very small — about 30 to 40 people in a crowd of thousands — that no one else joined in and that the minor demonstration was over in less than two minutes.
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+Conservative media outlets such as Fox News and The Blaze, however, echoed Pompeo’s narrative.
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+Syracuse University assistant professor of communications Jennifer Grygiel said that government officials can easily spread “propaganda in wartime” due to social media and the breakdown of traditional news media “gatekeeping.”
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+“When we think about government communication, it’s public diplomacy in peacetime, propaganda in wartime,” Grygiel told the Times. “Official sources can propagate a narrative they seek without context.”
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+Iran is already using Pompeo’s tweet to promote a narrative of its own on social media. Javad Zarif, the Iranian Foreign Minister, responded to Pompeo’s tweet on Saturday, calling the Secretary of State an “arrogant clown – masquerading as a diplomat.”
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+24 hrs ago, an arrogant clown— masquerading as a diplomat— claimed people were dancing in the cities of Iraq. Today, hundreds of thousands of our proud Iraqi brothers and sisters offered him their response across their soil. End of US malign presence in West Asia has begun. pic.twitter.com/eTDRyLN11c — Javad Zarif (@JZarif) January 4, 2020
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+[image via Fox News screengrab]
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+Have a tip we should know? [email protected]
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+If you are a Hindu looking for a New Year resolution for 2020, here’s one. Ditch bad ideas that hold Hinduism back. One bad idea to give up is to keep demanding a ban on religious conversions in the hope that it will stop the Hindu demographic decline in India. It won’t. If you are willing to give up this bad idea, you must necessarily adopt a corollary as your guiding principle: exhort non-Hindus to become Hindus. Hinduism must become a missionary religion once again to regain its vitality.
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+Before we come to the hows and whys of these two related propositions, let us understand the general idea underlying it all: nature abhors a steady state. The universe is always expanding or contracting somewhere. Life is about birthing more cells in the body than killing them. A business that intends to survive has to grow customers or write its own epitaph in slow motion. Political parties must either grow or fall apart. A political party that is satisfied with the status quo will ultimately destroy its future. This was the reality that forced the Shiv Sena to break with the Bharatiya Janata Party in Maharashtra.
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+Ideas are the same. If they are not developed, nurtured and grown continuously, they will shrink and die. Religions are essentially ideas with physical, emotional and psychic dimensions. If they do not seek to expand, they will shrivel, even if this trend is not clearly visible in one’s own lifetime. But when it comes to a tipping point, religions may die all of a sudden. If Hinduism wants to escape this dismal fate at some future date, it has to act now to start growing.
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+Let’s also understand why bans on religious conversions are not the answer to Hinduism’s steady demographic decline in India. There arealready religious conversion bans in several states, but none of them has managed to stem the decline of people professing Hindu faiths.
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+China frowns on many official religions, including Christianity. But underground Christians are ballooning, and, by some estimates , China could well overtake the US as the world’s largest Christian nation by 2030. The US is the world’s largest Christian nation currently with around 250 million professing the faith (as of the middle of this decade).
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+Christianity is in decline in the US (not to speak of Europe), as more and more people have stopped practising it. A quarter of US adults now report that they follow no religion . This decline of Christianity in the West is what is driving a huge push for conversions in blue ocean countries like India.
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+It is also the reason why the Pope does not meet the Dalai Lama, because the Vatican wants some say in how bishops are appointed in China , a new growth area for the faith. Christians understand that if they do not grow their numbers, the faith will collapse into irrelevance. They are willing to deal with the devil (ie, communist China) to grow.
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+Take another ban that hasn’t worked: cow slaughter. Some 20 states ban cow slaughter, but cow smuggling and slaughter continue undeterred, often causing violence — even deaths — between cow smugglers and gau rakshaks. With a national cattle population of over 192 million, most of them female (source: 20th Livestock Census ), it is almost impossible to police cattle movements or prevent slaughter.
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+If this is the case with an animal which needs humans to move them around for slaughter, how successful can we be in monitoring religious conversions, when a person may convert without changing his name or even within the confines of his home? The only way to deter religious conversions is through intrusive policing, which no free society can allow. Even in a highly policed society (China, etc) the state cannot stop you from believing what you want to believe quietly.
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+So, while there may be a case for banning foreign contributions that aid religious conversions, banning conversions as such will be counter-productive for Hindus.
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+This leaves developing a missionary mindset as the best possible way to regenerate Hinduism.
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+Hindus who claim that Hinduism is not a converting faith are probably wrong, for Hinduism could not have grown to dominate the whole of the Indian sub-continent without enough missionaries seeing it as a worthwhile idea, fit enough to practice, profess and propagate.
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+Consider Adi Shankaracharya. Pavan Varma, in his book on Adi Shankara, calls him ‘Hinduism’s foremost thinker’, but the first Shankaracharya was not just a thinker, but a doer and missionary. Why else would he go around the country to debate rival ideas and set up four mutts in his short, 32-year lifetime to propagate Advaita?
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+If Hinduism had no missionaries, the ideas embedded in it would not have spread to south-east Asia at all, where even an Muslim-majority country like Indonesia celebrates its version of the Ramayana.
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+But the real reason why Hinduism must become a missionary religion again is that expansion and conversion strategies force you to think through your ideas, dogmas, institutions, resources and strategies afresh. If Hindus do not build institutions, if they do not fund them and make their institutions larger than individuals, if they do not break down their faith into byte-sized ideas that the masses can easily consume, and if those ideas do not have an economic dimension which provides an incentive to convert, it cannot really survive except in niche areas confined to some parts of the world.
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+Currently, many Hindus make a virtue of laziness and foolishness by making the following statements about themselves. I have given the counter-arguments and question the hollowness of these arguments.
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+(1) We have survived the last 1,000 years, so we will survive the next 1,000 too. Buddhism too was a major religion — if not the dominant one — in India for centuries. How did it suddenly disappear and allow Hinduism to become the dominant faith if Hinduism did not strengthen itself and spread its ideas again?
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+In the 1940s, South Korea was just two per cent Christian. In 2014, it was more than 30 per cent Christian — a 15-fold growth over three generations. But suddenly, Christianity’s growth has peaked , as the young have stopped attending church. Religions can grow or shrink all of a sudden when they meet, or stop meeting, the expectations of the people. When religions stop being “cool” or inspirational or digmatic, they fade.
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+Hinduism, too, could decline fast if it does not study demographic trends and fails to understand what keeps people loyal or disloyal to it. Christianity is growing in India because it has invested time and effort to understand what people want from faith.
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+If Hindus want to stop their demographic contraction, they have to study the weaknesses and strengths of Christianity and Islam, and create winning strategies by adopting new strengths and attacking their opponents’ weaknesses. A commitment to conversion strategies automatically forces you to think along these lines. A ban on conversion means allows you to relax and go to sleep — thus enabling our enemies to gain as we slumber.
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+(2) We give all people the freedom to follow their own ideas on faith, which means we are open and liberal. It is one thing to be open, another to be lazy and dismissive of the challenges facing the Hindu identity. Huge Muslim populations are growing in Western UP, West Bengal, Assam, Kerala, and coastal Karnataka around Mangalore, and Christianity is spreading its wings all over southern and tribal India, including the North-East. Hinduism is already in retreat in these areas.
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+The only way to overcome this decline is by developing a commitment to grow through conversions. A religion that does not define what it offers to potential converts will not find new adherents. Existing ones may not leave due to inertia, but the young will flee.
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+Ask yourself: if anyone can claim to be a Hindu on his own terms without defining his relationship with dharma, why bother becoming a Hindu at all?
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+But there is another point to make as well. While it is good that Hinduism can be relatively free of dogma, it does not follow that you must not have your own set of fundamental values and propositions to offer. If Hinduism is about “anything goes” there is no need for anyong to adopt it. It carries no clearly defined value proposition for anybody.
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+If Hinduism remains a do-it-yourself religion, even a Shashi Tharoor can suddenly write a book on “The Hindu Way” and no Hindu will be able to say “bollocks”. He can define Hinduism in a way which can be self-defeating. It is good that Hinduism allows for a fair amount of customisation of beliefs and practices, but if it does not develop a core, it will become an empty shell. It will be eviscerated from within.
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+(3) All religions are the same so what’s the problem if a few Hindus convert to other religions? This is the kind of nonsense that we must stop peddling. All religions are not the same, and never will be, even if some points are common to them. If all religions are the same, why do even Hindus convert to Christianity or Islam or even Buddhism? Why did Babasaheb Ambedkar make a huge point by converting to Buddhism? If Hinduism cannot make itself relevant to those who want to leave it, it will disappear in due course.
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+India’s 2021 census will indicate a further decline in HIndu populations across almost the whole of India, and a rise in Muslim demography. Christian growth may be concealed as many do not openly declare their new faith for fear of losing job reservation benefits. The Hindu decline is happening because lazy Hindus want to avoid commitment by claiming “all religions are the same”, thus providing the intellectual justification for inaction and defeat. A belief in ‘Dilli door ast’ is never a winning strategy.
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+(4) Hinduism will not remain Hinduism if it becomes Hindutva. I define Hindutva as either political Hinduism, or an attempt to build a layer of unity among all Hindu sects and denominations. While it is true that any attempt to build unifying ideas into Hinduism will reduce some diversities, our real problem is not diversity, but the glorification of disunity. Any religion that wants to survive has to build layers of unity where the diverse units can fight for their common interests, even while celebrating their differences.
+
+Consider the case of Sikhism. The first nine Gurus were spreading the faith through reform and commitment. The ninth Guru, Tegh Bahadur, even offered his head for dharma, and the Mughal state happily took it. But offering one’s head to one’s enemies does not enable you to win the war for dharma. Guru Tegh Bahadur’s sacrifice - one of the greatest ever - was clearly not enough to tackle the challenge of Islam in the north-west of India. It was the 10th Guru, Govind Singh, who gave Sikhism its final form and fundamentals — drawing from both Hinduism and Islam — from where the faith could not only withstand the onslaught of Islam, but take the fight to it.
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+Did Sikhism change due to this? Yes. Could Sikhism have survived without this change? We can’t say. But one thing is clear: if you choose to stand up and fight, you change. If you don’t change, you lose. You are then forced to change on terms set by the victors. What should one choose: changing ourselves to control our destinies, or be forced to change by those who could not care less about your faith or your heritage?
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+(5) Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (The world is one family). This is a load of bull. The world has never been one family, and even a world run by only one religion will never be one family. The Kauravas and Pandavas were essentially one family but they went to war for their share of the patrimony. Dharma luckily won, but it would not have if Arjuna’s weakness (he too believed in Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam) had not been overcome by Sri Krishna’s advice to fight for dharma, as enunciated in the Gita.
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+Hinduism’s rivals in India, Christianity and Islam, also believe in their own brand of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam — the only difference being that it has to be under the banner of Jesus or Allah. But neither Christianity nor Islam has ended wars between kingdoms and societies professing the same faith, nor has Hinduism done so. Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam is a slogan of goodwill, not strategy. It is okay to practice family feelings when the person concerned behaves like family, not when he is planning to rob you and leave you by the wayside after sticking a knife into you.
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+The only way to make the world one family is for each unit of this family to be strong enough to deter the other, so that peace reigns among religions and peoples. When all religions realise that they cannot rule the world on their own terms, they will learn to work towards peace and Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam. The only guarantee of peace is effective armed deterrence.
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+To achieve Vasudhaiva Kutumbakan, Hinduism has to arm itself by becoming a missionary religion once again. As long as it stays disarmed by refusing to convert, the two desert cults that became world religions by adopting conversion (Evangelism and Dawa) as their guiding themes, will destroy it.
+
+PS: The movement to free temples from government control makes sense only if you plan to use temple resources for proselytisation and expansion of the faith. If you only want to pray to the deity, why do you want to run the temple anyway? Maybe the government can run it just as well?
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+Eddie Gallagher is apparently so violent and sociopathic that he reduced his former military comrades — Navy SEALs who aren't known for being the most tender-hearted of people — to tears. In video interviews of witness testimony obtained by the New York Times, some of these hardened warriors, so shaken by the things Gallagher had done, choked up, called the Navy petty officer "freaking evil" and claimed he particularly delighted in trying to murder women and children.
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+The picture that emerges from their testimony is of a sadist who " just wants to kill anybody he can," as one SEAL put it, and who saw the Navy as an opportunity to be a serial killer without facing the legal consequences that usually follow indiscriminate murder.
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+Gallagher has also become a hero on the right, so much so that he's cashing in by launching a clothing line — called "Salty Frog," after the slang term for retired SEALs — profiting off people who think murder is cool, as long as it's done in the name of right-wing politics and the victims are people of color.
+
+On New Year's Eve, Dave Phillips of the New York Times published an article about Gallagher's attempt to profiting from being accused of a stunning array of violent crimes while serving overseas. Phillips' piece, unfortunately, also ended up illustrating how traditional mainstream media reporting methods fail to capture the true seriousness of the current moment.
+
+The story isn't bad, to be clear. Phillips does what he can to contrast the gory details of Gallagher's alleged crimes with the incongruous world of a social media influencer who is "modeling his own lifestyle clothing brand" and "endorsing nutrition supplements."
+
+But still, the piece has an arch, bemused tone that ends up downplaying the ugliness on display here and, worse yet, fails to tell the bigger story of what it means that the American right — following Trump, who reversed Gallagher's conviction last year — now sees an accused war criminal as a hero to their cause. This is not the story of American conservatives being a bit kooky in their understanding of patriotism. This is a story of how right-wing propaganda is converting American conservatism into a fascist movement.
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+It's doubtful that Trump, who has called Gallagher "one of the ultimate fighters" and invited him to party at Mar-a-Lago, or Gallagher's other right-wing fans, actually imagine that he is innocent of the charges against him. I don't think they believe that the seven SEALs who testified against Gallagher, at great personal risk, are lying. Rather, Gallagher is being lionized because of what he allegedly did in Afghanistan.
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+This is about the American right embracing racialized violence against people they hate — in this case, Muslims. It's about American conservatives adopting a fascist narrative of the redemptive, cleansing power of violence.
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+This love for Eddie Gallagher needs to be understood in the context of other grotesque moves toward fascism over the past few years.
+
+There has often been a drumbeat of apologetics for racist violence in American conservatism, but things really started to escalate in 2012, when a man named George Zimmerman killed a black teenager named Trayvon Martin, who had been walking home from a convenience store after buying snacks. Zimmerman, who had a history of overreacting to the sight of black teens and men walking through his Florida neighborhood by making hysterical calls to 911, decided Martin was scary. He followed Martin, even after a 911 dispatcher told him not to, and ended up killing him.
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+Despite the obvious racism of that tragic incident, or perhaps because of it, the overwhelming response of American conservatives was to fiercely defend Zimmerman and to demonize Martin.
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+Ever since then, there's been a predictable pattern, in which efforts by progressive activists to fight racialized violence are met with resistance and bad faith theatrics from conservatives. For instance, the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement has created a counter-movement on the right of arguing that "blue lives matter," which implies any effort to curtail police killings of black people will somehow make the streets less safe for police. When white supremacists rioted in Charlottesville, killing one anti-racism protester, Trump himself took to the podium to defend the honor of the "very fine people" who caused the riot.
+
+Unsurprisingly, these defenses of racialized violence have led directly to more white nationalist terrorism, such as the synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh and the Walmart massacre in El Paso. Every time such things happen, conservatives get huffy, denying that there's any link between routinely defending racial violence — or, as in Gallagher's case, celebrating it — and the fact that more racists are feeling empowered to kill people.
+
+That's why so many people online were griping about the New York Times' coverage of Gallagher's attempt to reboot himself as an Instagram influencer. The writing in the piece may have been wry, and the reporting accurate, but we need more than that to combat a conservative movement that is increasingly enthusiastic about lethal violence against black or brown people. Worse, the marketing of the Times story did even more to downplay the dire significance of the fact that someone as uniquely terrible as Gallagher has become a right-wing hero.
+
+The Times headline, "From the Brig to Mar-a-Lago, Former Navy SEAL Capitalizes on Newfound Fame," doesn't even mention that Gallagher is famous because he's been accused of serious war crimes. And the original tweet that accompanied the piece — which has since been deleted — made it sound like a light and fluffy story about a lifestyle brand.
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+The retired Navy SEAL Edward Gallagher has a his new apparel line called Salty Frog Gear, which is a described as a “coastal lifestyle brand with an edge"
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+Needless to say, none of this captures the depths of depravity on display in Gallagher's brightly lit Instagram pictures, which include an image of a custom-made hatchet he told the maker he hoped he could use "on someone’s skull!"
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+A nearly incomprehensible darkness is billowing over our country, as the 40% of Americans who stand with Donald Trump increasingly adopt a sadistic, anti-democratic worldview where anything, even murder, is treated as a virtue, so long as it's about thumbing their noses at "political correctness." Unfortunately, the traditions of wry journalistic detachment when reporting on bizarre or unsettling cultural phenomena are no longer sufficient. Especially in these chaotic times, reporters need to focus not just on the facts of stories like this, but on the big-picture meaning. On its own, the story of Eddie Gallagher's sudden metamorphosis into right-wing culture hero may feel like an odd little trend piece. Considered in the larger context of history, it's about the growth of American fascism.
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+WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s national security team knew that killing Iran’s most powerful general could hurt efforts to mop up and head off any revival of the Islamic State militant group — and that is just what has happened.
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+Two days after Gen. Qassem Soleimani was killed in a U.S. drone strike in Baghdad, the U.S. troops in Iraq to fight the Islamic State are now focused on their own defense, guarding American bases and the U.S. Embassy from an expected Iranian response. The fight against the militants is now on hold, and a Trump foreign policy achievement is in doubt.
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+“When we looked at this operation we knew there would be consequences,” said Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. “We knew there’d be risk.” But he said the threat of attack on U.S. interests was too great to not act.
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+The Islamic State evolved in Syria after U.S. troops withdrew from Iraq in 2011; its fighters swept back across the border in 2014, captured wide swaths of western and northern Iraq and imposed brutal rule over a self-declared “caliphate.”
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+A U.S.-led coalition finally ousted the group from the last of its territory in Syria in March 2019, but thousands of fighters scattered throughout the region and continue to pose a threat.
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+RELATED
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+Defense Secretary Mark Esper agreed on Tuesday that “the suspension of activities in Iraq” against IS was foreseen as a possible outcome of killing of Soleimani.
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+Two days after a missile launched from a U.S. drone killed the general in Baghdad on Jan. 3, shortly after he arrived, the U.S.-led military coalition in Iraq announced a pause in its years-long partnership with Iraqi forces against IS remnants. The focus shifted to protecting coalition troops and the U.S. Embassy, in anticipation that Iran would try to avenge Soleimani’s death by attacking.
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+Ketti Davison, a retired Army intelligence officer with experience in Iraq, said there is no doubt that the fight against the militants has been undercut.
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+“The counter-ISIS campaign was already strained,” said Davison, an intelligence expert at the Institute for the Study of War. The effort in Syria has been hampered since Turkey invaded northern Syria in October, complicating U.S. cooperation with Kurdish fighters and giving the Russian military a wider role in the country.
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+Just Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin showed up in Damascus for a meeting with President Bashar Assad. Official statements during the previously unannounced visit made no mention Soleimani, but the timing was conspicuous.
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+The Iraq campaign also has been sidetracked by recent civil unrest that diverted the attention of Iraqi security forces previously focused on IS.
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+“The counter-ISIS mission is truly at risk, not just in the short term,” Davison said, adding, “It’s hard to see how we can stay on the offensive with our Iraqi partners to defeat ISIS in this kind of circumstance.” To complicate matters further, the U.S. military presence in Iraq forms the logistical support foundation for U.S. efforts in neighboring Syria.
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+The U.S. has 650-750 troops in eastern Syria working with a local group known as the Syrian Democratic Forces to continue the fight against the Islamic State. It was unclear Tuesday the extent to which the suspension of U.S. and coalition support operations in Iraq will limit operations in Syria. Esper said he has received no indication from commanders of a “material impact” in Syria.
+
+Trump on Tuesday called Soleimani “a monster” who deserved to be killed, adding that Soleimani was planning “a very big attack.” He and others have said U.S. intelligence showed that danger clearly, but they have not provided details.
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+And in the aftermath, the durability of the defeat of IS in doubt, and the extremist group has new breathing room.
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+President Donald Trump listens to a question during a meeting with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in the Oval Office of the White House, Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2020, in Washington. (Alex Brandon/AP)
+
+Although the U.S. military during the Obama administration developed and began executing the strategy that eventually eliminated the IS group’s hold on large portions of eastern Syria and northern and western Iraq, Trump has insisted he deserves full credit for the territorial defeat. He has made it a feature of his reelection campaign, but national security experts say the group’s remnants in Syria as well as Iraq are still a threat and could stage a comeback.
+
+That is why the U.S. and its coalition partners have remained in Iraq. Iran’s longtime goal has been to force the U.S. out, giving it a freer hand there.
+
+Rep. Elissa Slotkin, a Michigan Democrat and a former Pentagon and CIA official, said Soleimani was the architect of that Iranian strategy. If the Iraqi government ends up expelling U.S. troops, Soleimani will have achieved his goal, she said.
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+“If we do indeed get officially asked to leave Iraq, we will need robust diplomacy to outline a plan with the Iraqi government that maximizes pressure on ISIS and allows us time to safely withdraw in a way that doesn’t cost the U.S. in blood and treasure,” Slotkin said Monday.
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+RELATED
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+Germany, Canada and some other U.S. allies have moved some of their troops out of Iraq, citing an increased security risk, but Esper said he is pleased by the commitments of allied governments to remaining in the counter-IS coalition. He took to Twitter to thank Italy for keeping forces in Baghdad, where tensions are running high.
+
+The U.S. had about 5,200 troops in Iraq before the Soleimani killing, mostly to train and advise Iraqi security forces in their campaign against IS fighters who are attempting to reconstitute. The U.S. troop total is now in flux as some trainers are flown out of the country and additional security forces come in. Those movements led to an international incident Monday when a U.S. officer seemed to announce that U.S. forces were withdrawing, prompting Milley and Esper to address reporters at the Pentagon to deny there was any withdrawal plan.
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+The Iraqi Parliament on Sunday passed a nonbinding resolution calling for the expulsion of all foreign forces. On Tuesday, Iraq’s outgoing prime minister, Adel Abdul-Mahdi, said the United States has no choice but to pull its troops out of the country. Trump, however, told reporters in the Oval Office that he has no intention of withdrawing yet.
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+The end of the year is often a time of relative calm when the various parties to a conflict take a moment off, even when they declare nothing of the sort publicly (there are, of course, exceptions to this rule of thumb, such as the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979). This year, both the Russians and the US ended the year in a climax of sorts which we shall look into.
+
+Another rule of thumb says that, “past behavior is the best predictor of future behavior”, and this turned out to be very true in both cases: the Russians did more of what they have done all year long, as did the Americans. Specifically:
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+• Uncle Shmuel decided to bomb five bases of the group Kata’ib Hizbullah in Iraq in retaliation for an attack on the K1 U.S. base in Iraq
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+• Defense Minister Shoigu announced that the first regiment of Avangard equipped ICBMs was fully operational and on combat alert.
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+Let’s take a look at the implications and consequences of these two events.
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+The U.S. airstrikes on Kata’ib Hizbullah units in Iraq
+
+First, just to clarify, Kata’ib Hizbullah has nothing to do with Hezbollah in Lebanon. The word “Hezbollah/Hizbullah” simply means “party of God” and Kata’ib Hizbullah simply means “Brigades of the Party of God”. Yes, both groups have similar names and they are both Shia. Kata’ib Hizbullah probably aims at becoming an Iraqi version of Hezbollah, and while they even have a similar flag, Kata’ib Hizbullah is neither an offshoot nor creation of Hezbollah. Kata’ib Hizbullah was created as a direct response to the U.S. invasion of Iraq (whereas Hezbollah in Lebanon was blow-back from the Israeli invasion of Lebanon).
+
+This being said, there is no doubt in my mind that the U.S. actions in the Middle-East, and especially the total and abject subservience of the US to Israel (and when I say “subservience” I am being polite, really) have greatly contributed to facilitating the alliance and cooperation of all Shia factions in the Middle-East. The best example of such cooperation is the support the Yemeni Houthis get from Iran (but “support” is not the same as “proxy”, and Iran had nothing to do with the devastating Houthi counter-strikes against the KSA).
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+I won’t go into the details of the recent strike, especially since “b” on Moon of Alabama already has done a very good job analyzing it . What I will do is simply suggest an answer to the rhetorical question “b” asks at the end of his analysis: “Yesterday’s attacks guarantee that all U.S. troops will have to leave Iraq and will thereby also lose their supply lines to Syria. One wonders if that was the real intent of those strikes”.
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+My personal opinion is that Occam’s razor and past events ought to suggest that the most straightforward explanation is much more plausible than any kind of “5d chess” strategy.
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+Furthermore, far from suggesting that this latest expression of the hatred of the Iraqi people for Uncle Shmuel will result in a withdrawal, we already see the exact opposite happening: not only has the US announced that it will send another 750 soldiers to Iraq, but it has also announced that another 4,000 troops might also be send to the region, to the immense joy of its Israeli overlords who can’t wait for a US attack on Iran (how nice that the “only democracy in the Middle-East” is always cheering for as much violence and wars as possible).
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+Does that look like a preparation for withdrawal to you?
+
+Finally, there is also Donald The Great with his usual garden variety of empty threats like this wonderful tweet:
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+….Iran will be held fully responsible for lives lost, or damage incurred, at any of our facilities. They will pay a very BIG PRICE! This is not a Warning, it is a Threat. Happy New Year! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 31, 2019
+
+And, sure enough, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei quickly replied:
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+If the Islamic Republic decides to challenge & fight, it will do so unequivocally. We’re not after wars, but we strongly defend the Iranian nation’s interests, dignity, & glory. If anyone threatens that, we will unhesitatingly confront & strike them. — Khamenei.ir (@khamenei_ir) January 1, 2020
+
+and
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+That guy has tweeted that we see Iran responsible for the events in Baghdad & we will respond to Iran.
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+1st: You can’t do anything.
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+2nd: If you were logical —which you’re not— you’d see that your crimes in Iraq, Afghanistan… have made nations hate you. https://t.co/hMGOEDwHuY — Khamenei.ir (@khamenei_ir) January 1, 2020
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+It sure doesn’t look like anybody in Tehran is taking Trump, or the US, seriously.
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+And, frankly, why would they?
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+As Ayatollah Ali Khamenei correctly pointed out – there is nothing much the US can do about what is taking place all over the Middle-East; except, of course, starting a war which the US will most definitely lose (Hollywood inspired delusions of invincibility notwithstanding).
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+I believe that the U.S. Deep State has no intentions at all of leaving Iraq (or Syria, for that matter). Furthermore, far from being a strike to justify a withdrawal, this strike was aimed at bullying the Iraqi people into submission and acceptance of the lawless and thug-like behavior of the US in their country. Simply put, Pompeo & Co. did what Uncle Shmuel always does when they do not know what to do: they crudely decided to use brute force with the goal of terrorizing their adversaries into submission.
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+You might object that this strategy has not worked in decades, and you would be right. But here is the catch: the weaker the AngloZionist Empire looks, the more the Empire feels that it ought to restore its putative ability to terrorize by doubling-down, again and again. This mental block is called, “la fuite en avant” in French, which can be translated as a flight forward: that is what you do when all you can do is what got you into serious trouble in the first place, because:
+
+It did work in the past. You don’t have the intellectual capability to imagine any other approach. Because you sincerely believe that violence always solves all problems (as in the German saying “Wenn es mit Gewalt nicht geht, dann geht es mit mehr Gewalt”)
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+Those familiar with Hegelian dialectics will immediately see what is happening; the Empire is being destroyed from within, as a result of its own internal contradictions and its inability to evolve to a higher level of functioning. This inherent corrosiveness within the Empire does not require an external enemy, it destroys itself due to its very nature.
+
+There are rumors that Trump wants to get rid of Pompeo , but I don’t believe them. Assuming that these rumors are true in the first place, are they linked to the recent air strikes or is this an expression of Trump’s comparative benevolence? Again, I doubt it. Trump is already blaming Iran for the fact that the US embassy in Iraq was attacked by large crowds of US-hating Iraqis .
+
+Finally, and just as pathologically dysfunctional, is the fact that the only “solution” the leaders of the Empire could devise to the current crisis is to send in even more forces to reinforce the huge embassy compound in Baghdad. Obviously, Uncle Shmuel can’t even begin to imagine a strategy not solely predicated on violence.
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+This clearly shows that the expression, “insanity is repeating the same thing over and over again expecting different results” still fully applies to the rulers of the US.
+
+Now let’s take a look at how Russia ended the year
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+Russia deploys the Avangard (and more)
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+Remember how after Putin’s famous speech, the so-called “Russia specialists” declared that all these weapons did not exist, that they were all just computer animations?
+
+Well, now probably the most exotic and “incredible” weapon mentioned by Putin (the Avangard) is fully operational and on combat duty . The Russians went so far as to show that weapon to US inspectors . Still, there remains a tiny minority which do not believe the “Russian hype”, despite an unambiguous report by the GAO which clearly states that “There are no existing counter-measures” against hypersonic weapons, and who will only admit the existence of these weapon systems if they get vaporized by them. But what do these Russian weapons (especially the Mach 10+ Kinzhal and the Mach 27+ Avangard ) mean for the rest of us?
+
+One one hand, this is very good news because it it yet another sign that Russia is now fully prepared for war, including total nuclear war. To put it differently, all the hopes that the U.S. had regarding the development of an ABM system which could stop a Russian counter-strike (following a U.S. attack) are now gone. Not only have the new Russian weapons made the US carrier fleet obsolete, it also made the US ABM plans obsolete too. Thus, in theory, this new reality ought to deter even the craziest folks at the Pentagon, CIA, NSA and White House.
+
+On the other hand, however, this is not good news, because now the U.S. has a factual basis to declared that it feels threatened. Why? Because of the tricky issue of first-strike stability.
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+I can state categorically that Russia will never deliberately start a war, least of all against the US (the Russians understand that Russia could never escape a US counter-strike, even if delivered by the comparatively old US nuclear triad), but that is not an assumption the Pentagon’s force planners can make. Simply put, the Avangard + Burevestnik (nuclear powered infinite range cruise missile) combo could seem rather destabilizing from the point of view of what is called first strike stability (for a detailed discussion see here ). For the time being, only one ICBM regiment has been outfitted with the Avangard hypersonic glide vehicles while the Burevestnik is still in the late stages of testing. But we also know that three more regiments are scheduled to receive the Avangard in the near future while the testing and evaluation of the Burevestnik is near completion (in spite of a possible recent accident). Once ready, this missile will probably be deployed in large numbers. Right now U.S. defense planners will have to assume that both systems will be deployed in numbers sufficient to affect the first strike stability between Russia and the US.
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+The solution? To hammer out a new strategic arms treaty between the two countries. Alas, at this point in time, the U.S. leaders show no interest in any such treaty. Worse, the New Start Treaty will soon lapse .
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+I suppose that in the demented political culture of the US any kind of treaty with Russia is a “sign of weakness” and is therefore “unpatriotic”. Still, first strike stability is one of those things which, along with cooperation in space, self-evidently benefits both nations (not to mention the rest of the planet) and, therefore, almost any strategic arms limitation/reduction would be highly desirable (the one exception to this rule would be a dramatic reduction in the number of deliverable warheads, even by both sides, which would threaten also first strike stability; see here and here for a discussion).
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+Finally, Russia ended the year by launching the newest Yasen-M-class SSN/SSGN, the Novosibirsk. This class of subs, arguably the most advanced on the planet, can function as both a nuclear attack and a missile attack submarine: it has eight torpedo tubes as well as ten vertical missile launch silos which can launch all sorts of missiles, including hypersonic ones. Most amazingly, it has only 64 crewmen, which suggest an unprecedented level of automation (the latest Virginia-class sub has a crew of 134). The Yasen-M is truly an amazing submarine, the big question now is how many of those Russia will be able to build? Probably not enough to really please the Russian force planners, but probably enough to create yet another major headache for the USN.
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+What is crucial to understand here is that the Avangard, the Yasen-M and all the other weapons systems Russia has deployed (the Avangards, Zirkons, Bastions, Sarmats, Pereswets, Burevestniks, Poseidons etc. are only the ones discussed in the western media, in reality there are many more) are but the tip of a much bigger iceberg: for the past 5 years or so Russia has been preparing for total war precisely to try to deter the US from doing something literally “terminally” stupid. Will that be enough to shock the leaders of the AngloZionist Empire out of their delusions or grandeur and invincibility?
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+I honestly don’t know. I hope that it will. But, frankly, I am not sure. Listening to the likes of Trump, Pompeo, Bolton and the rest of these ignorant and self-deluded clowns, not to mention the English language corporate media, I don’t feel very reassured, to put it mildly. Let us pray that the actual deep-state decision makers can still discriminate between feel-good propaganda for the masses and the actual reality out there.
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+Conclusion: two diametrically opposed approaches to security
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+Trump is stuck in a position where he has no other choice but to continue to threaten anybody and everybody. This kind of manic aggression towards the entire planet is what passes for “looking presidential” in the current US political doxa. This, at least, is not Trump’s fault and it all began a very long time ago (remember Dukakis cruising around in a M-1 tank or Dubya landing on a carrier with “Mission Accomplished” in the background?). Not that I am excusing Trump in any way: no adult leader of a nuclear superpower should even think issuing such silly but nonetheless most dangerous threats towards any other sovereign country, never mind another nuclear superpower. But let’s be honest here: every single US President starting with Clinton and all his successors was a clown of one kind or another and Trump is probably not the worst of them. As I have said many times, at this point the problem is not the man (or woman) in the White House, it is the entire system which is both terminally dysfunctional and unreformable.
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+The year 2020 will be dominated by the (frankly treacherous) attempts of the Dems to subvert the US Constitution and overthrow Trump. Like many others, I predict that this will boomerang into the Dems collective face and will yield a landslide victory for Trump (the Democratic Party is at least as unreformable as the US political system). Externally, Trump will probably continue to simultaneously threaten the EU, Russia, China, Iran, Syria, North Korea, Yemen, Lebanon, Venezuela, Mexico, Turkey, etc. and the entire worldwide Muslim community (keep in mind the following stats: there are about 2 billion Muslims out there, and make up a majority of the population in 49 countries around the world). Basically, the US believes that it can simultaneously threaten, sanction and otherwise bully (or even attack), most of the countries on the planet and prevail. To call this delusional is an understatement.
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+For Russia 2020 will be an important transition year. This is best illustrated by the compromise deal reached with the EU and the Ukraine on gas: Russia yielded to some of the Ukrainian demands solely in order to show support for the EU which is now slowly showing signs of truly getting fed-up with the endless stream of threats and demands coming from across the Atlantic. You could say that Russia agreed to a tactical concession in order to secure a strategic objective.
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+The Germans and the French, in particular, seemed to have finally(!) realized that they gained nothing and lost a lot in their subservience to the US . The Russian plan is quite simple, really: show the EU that Russia has more than enough force to smash any US/NATO/EU attacking force while, at the same time, indicating that Russia is more than willing to cooperate, and even compromise, to establish normal, civilized, relations with Europe. This being said, Russia will only agree to relatively minor compromises, simply because her real priorities, political and economic, are not in the West anymore, but in the South, North and East and, especially, China (quick reminder: the top exports of Russia are crude petroleum (\$96.6B), refined petroleum (\$58.4B), petroleum gas (\$19.8B), coal briquettes (\$16.1B) and wheat (\$7.93B); the top export destinations of Russia are China (\$39.1B), the Netherlands (\$27.7B), Germany (\$19.9B), Belarus (\$18.5B) and the United States (\$15.4B).] Yes, the EU is still important to Russia, but not a top priority anymore.
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+How can all this be summed up?
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+Well, and paraphrasing a famous quote by Foreign Minister Lavrov, we could say that
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+the US plan is to turn allies into friends, turn friends into partners, turn partners into neutrals and turn neutrals into enemies and
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+the Russian plan is to turn enemies into neutrals, turn neutrals into partners, turn partners into friends and turn friends into allies.
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+I will let you decide which of these two plans is viable and which one is not.
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+I wish you all the best in 2020, especially peace.
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+Justin Trudeau has today vowed to get answers after 176 people including 63 Canadians died in a plane crash near Tehran, with Iran blaming an engine fire but refusing to hand over the recovered black boxes.
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+The Boeing 737 jet came down just minutes after take-off from Imam Khomeini International Airport early this morning, sparking fresh alarm in the Middle East hours after Iran launched missile strikes on US bases.
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+Three Britons and 63 Canadians were among the 168 passengers and nine crew on board the Ukrainian International Airlines flight to Kyiv. There were no survivors.
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+Today the Canadian PM offered his 'deepest condolences' to the victims' families and vowed to 'ensure that this crash is thoroughly investigated, and that Canadians' questions are answered'. The US promised 'complete co-operation' with the probe.
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+But the initial assessment of Western intelligence agencies is that the Ukrainian airliner was not brought down by a missile, according to a Canadian security source.
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+The source, who declined to be identified, said the agencies believed the Boeing 737 plane suffered a technical malfunction.
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+Iran has pointed the finger at 'technical difficulties' and says the pilot lost control after an engine caught fire in mid-air, but Tehran is refusing to say what will happen to the black boxes.
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+Video footage appeared to show the plane already burning before it fell out of the night sky, while pictures at the crash site showed the fuselage peppered with mysterious holes.
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+The Boeing plane was less than four years old and had been checked just two days earlier, with 'one of our best crews' manning the aircraft, the Ukrainian airline said.
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+The disaster will heap further pressure on Boeing which was thrown into crisis by two plane crashes in October 2018 and March 2019 which killed a combined 346 people - especially if Iran's claims are proved true.
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+People stand near the wreckage after a Ukrainian plane carrying 176 passengers crashed near Imam Khomeini airport in Tehran, sparking fresh alarm in the Middle East today
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+Pieces of debris are seen lying at the crash site in a picture released by an Iranian news agency today, showing what appeared to be holes in the fuselage of the Boeing aircraft
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+Rescue workers in protective suits gather up the bodies of passengers who were killed in the Boeing 737 crash in Iran today
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+The black boxes (pictured) from the Ukrainian airliner were found today but Iran says it will not hand them over to Boeing
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+An aerial view of the crash site where rescuers searched the debris this morning with the cause of the crash still unclear
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+A map showing the route of the brief flight and some of the clues to the cause of the crash which soon started to emerge
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+A woman shows her emotions at Boryspil International Airport in Kyiv where the doomed plane was headed
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+Victims of the Ukraine International Airlines crash in Iran, University of Alberta professors Mojgan Daneshmand and Pedram Mousavi, pose with their daughters Daria and Dorina Mousavi
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+A victim of the Ukraine International Airlines crash in Iran, Dr. Parisa Eghbalian (left) poses with her husband Dr. Hamed Esmaeilion at their dentistry practice in Aurora, Ontario, Canada. Dr. Eghbalian died in the crash along with her daughter Reera Esmaeilion, nine. Her husband Dr. Esmaeilion is now en route to Tehran
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+French jet engine manufacturer CFM said any speculation about a technical failure was 'premature', while the Ukrainian embassy in Iran initially ruled out a missile strike but later backtracked.
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+Aviation experts were at odds today as they struggled to explain the disaster, with some saying a shoot-down was unlikely while others said an MH17-style event should be the starting assumption.
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+The crash sparked fresh fears in the Middle East, which is on high alert after Qassem Soleimani was killed last Friday, and a series of airlines have today announced they will stop flying over Iranian airspace.
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+The Ukrainian foreign ministry revealed there were 82 Iranians, 63 Canadians and three Britons on flight PS752, along with 11 Ukrainians, 10 Swedes, four Afghans and four Germans.
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+The three British victims were later named as businessman Mohammad Reza Kadkhoda-Zadeh, 40, and engineers Saeed Tahmasebi Khademsadi, 35, and Sam Zokaei, 42.
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+Canada is home to a large Iranian diaspora community and UIA offers discount flights between Tehran and Toronto, with a transit in Kiev.
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+Today Boeing declared the air disaster a 'tragic event' and offered its 'heartfelt thoughts' to the 176 passengers and crew on board the plane.
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+'We are ready to assist in any way needed,' the airline said in a statement.
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+The jet which crashed was a Boeing 737-800 - a very common single-aisle, twin-engine jetliner used for short to medium-range flights. Thousands of the planes are used by airlines around the world.
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+Introduced in the late 1990s, it is an older model than the Boeing 737 MAX, which has been grounded for nearly 10 months following the two deadly crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia.
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+According to flight tracking data from FlightRadar24, the jet which crashed today reached an altitude of 7,925ft before tracking suddenly ended after three minutes.
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+The plane had been delayed from taking off from Imam Khomeini International Airport in Tehran by almost an hour.
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+Unverified video appeared to show Ukrainian plane ablaze as it falls from the sky before crashing huge fireball
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+Mojgan Daneshmand and Pedram Mousavi, pose with their daughters Daria and Dorina Mousavi in an undated family photo in Edmonton, Alberta
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+A fleet of search and rescue workers at the crash site today after a Boeing 737 crashed near Tehran, sparking fresh alarm in the Middle East
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+Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau (pictured) offered his 'deepest condolences' to the victims' families and vowed to 'ensure that this crash is thoroughly investigated, and that Canadians' questions are answered'
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+The three British victims: dry cleaning firm owner Mohammad Reza Kadkhoda-Zadeh (left), newlywed engineer Saeed Tahmasebi Khademsadi (centre) and BP engineer Sam Zokaei (right)
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+One of the engines of the plane lies among the wreckage - as its French manufacturer said it was too early to say what caused the crash
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+Debris at the crash site included English-language books, amid reports that Canadians and Britons were killed in the crash
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+Part of the Ukrainian Airlines jet lies at the crash site today where rescue workers are recovering more than 170 bodies
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+Rescue workers in masks retrieve the bodies of passengers from the crash site following the fatal crash near Tehran today
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+Iranian state media reported the Kiev-bound Ukrainian International Airlines flight PS752 - Boeing 737 -crashed in the early hours of Wednesday morning just three minutes after takeoff from Imam Khomeini International Airport, killing all 167 passengers and nine crew on board
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+Part of the wreckage from Ukraine International Airlines flight PS752, a Boeing 737-800 plane that crashed after taking off from Tehran's Imam Khomeini airport on January 8
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+An image from the flight tracker website Flightradar24 showing the path of the Ukranian International Airlines jet which crashed just over two minutes after taking off from Tehran
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+President Donald Trump says 'all is well' and 'so far so good' as the damage and casualties continue to be assessed after Iran fired more than a dozen ballistic missiles at two Iraqi bases housing American troops
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+Boeing's safety record: Explosive decompression, mid-air collisions and some of the worst crashes in history Today's crash will pile further pressure on Boeing after two deadly crashes in five months forced the 737 Max 8 aircraft to be grounded worldwide. All 189 people on board a Lion Air flight in Indonesia were killed when the 737 Max 8 jet dived into the sea in October 20108. Five months later in March 2019, 157 passengers and crew were killed when an Ethiopian Airlines plane - another of the Boeing jets - crashed shortly after leaving Addis Ababa. A number of other 737 Next Generation aircraft have also been involved in deadly accidents over the years. September 29, 2006 - There were no survivors when a Gol Transportes Aereos Flight 1907, using a brand new 737-800, collided with another jet in mid-air and split apart, dropping in the Brazilian jungle. May 5, 2007 - 105 passengers and nine crew perished when they plummeted into a swamp on a Kenya Airways flight from Nairobi to Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire. No one survived the crash. February 25, 2009 - A Boeing 737-800 used on a Turkish Airlines Flight skidded along a field after it tried to land at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. Nine people died, including both pilots and a pilot-in-training, while 84 were injured. January 25, 2010 - An Ethiopian Airlines flight crashed into the Mediterranean shortly after taking off from Beirut en route to Addis Ababa, killing all 90 passengers. 22 May, 2010 - A 737-800 flight from Dubai, operated by Air India Express, crashed while trying to land in Mangalore, India, the third deadliest accident involving the series, killing more than 150 onboard. 16 August, 2010 - AIRES Flight 8250 departed from Bogota in the dark and crashed on the Colombian island of San Andres, seriously injuring nine. March 19, 2016 - A Flydubai 737-800 from Dubai crashed while trying to land at Rostov-on-Don airport in Russia, killing 62 onboard. April 17, 2018 - The left engine on a Southwest Airlines 737-700 failed and debris shot out, smashing a cabin window and causing explosive decompression. A woman was partially ejected from the aircraft and later died from her injuries. September 28, 2018 - A 737-800 flying from Pohnpei, Micronesia to Papua New Guinea crashed into a lagoon when it undershot a runway. One person died. Advertisement
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+The jet was new and had been checked two days ago, the Ukrainian airline said.
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+'The plane was in working order,' UIA company president Yevgeniy Dykhne told a briefing in Kyiv where he choked back tears.
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+'It was one of our best planes with a wonderful crew.'
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+It was the Kyiv-based carrier's first fatal accident, and it said it was doing everything possible to establish what had happened.
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+Just hours before the crash, the US Federal Aviation Administration had banned US airlines from flying over Iran, Iraq and the waters of the Persian Gulf due to the Middle East crisis.
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+Television footage showed debris and smouldering engine parts strewn across a field, and rescue workers with face masks retrieving bodies of the victims.
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+After dawn had broken, photos published by Iran's state-run IRNA news agency showed rescue officials in a farm field, with what appeared to be pieces of the aircraft laying nearby.
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+Rescue workers carried body bags and the passengers' personal items - including cases, clothes, a Santa Claus doll, English-language books and a boxing glove - were lying amidst the debris.
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+Search-and-rescue teams were combing through the smoking wreckage of the plane from Tehran to Kiev but officials said there was no hope of finding anyone alive.
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+'The fire is so heavy that we cannot (do) any rescue... we have 22 ambulances, four bus ambulances and a helicopter at the site,' Pirhossein Koulivand, head of Iran's emergency services, told Iranian state television.
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+The Ukrainian embassy in Iran initially issued a statement saying: 'According to preliminary data the plane crashed due to engine failure for technical reasons. As of now versions of terrorist attack or missile attack are ruled out.'
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+However, that claim had been deleted from the embassy website by Wednesday lunchtime, with an updated statement saying merely that the causes of the crash were under investigation.
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+Any previous comments about the cause were 'not official', the embassy said.
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+Iranian media quoted an aviation official as saying the pilot of the airliner did not declare an emergency.
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+Qassem Biniaz, a spokesman for Iran's Road and Transportation Ministry, said it appeared a fire struck one of the plane's engines.
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+The pilot of the aircraft then lost control of the plane, sending it crashing into the ground, Biniaz said, according to the state-run IRNA news agency.
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+A series of airlines have today announced they will stop flying over Iranian airspace. This map shows how routes might be affected
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+A British Airways flight from Mumbai to London was diverted to avoid Iraqi airspace, eventually stopping in Athens to refuel
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+This aerial view of the crash site shows bodies of the crash victims being laid out in bags after the plane came down today
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+Members of the International Red Crescent collect bodies of victims around the wreckage near Tehran today
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+Rescue workers search the scene where a Ukrainian plane crashed in Shahedshahr in the early hours of Wednesday
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+Emergency workers carry the body of one of the victims - with aviation experts divided over the likely cause of the crash
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+Rescuers carry a body bag at the crash site near Tehran today where 176 people were killed in the Ukrainian Airlines crash
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+People examine the wreckage of the Boeing 737 plane which came down only a few minutes outside Tehran this morning
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+Emergency services personnel walk amidst the wreckage after an Ukraine International Airlines Boeing 737-800 carrying 176 people crashed
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+Was the Ukrainian jet brought down by an Iranian missile - or were the 176 people on board killed by a mechanical failure? Here are the five key theories Theory one: Mechanical failure or pilot error Iranian authorities have said that initial investigations point to either an engine failure - or a catastrophic pilot error. The three-year-old Boeing 737 jet came down just three minutes after take-off from Imam Khomeini International Airport. Iranian officials said the pilot had lost control of the Boeing jet after a fire struck one of the plane's engines, but said the crew had not reported an emergency and did not say what caused the fire. Footage of the crash appears to show the plane streaking downwards with a small blaze on the wing, near its jet engines (pictured above on the ground). But critics have questioned the Iranian account, calling it the 'fastest investigation in aviation history' - and said the Boeing 737 has a largely outstanding safety record with no recent history of an engine failure of this kind. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has instructed prosecutors to open criminal proceedings - a clear signal that he is unsure about Iran's version of events. His Government also revealed the plane was inspected just two days ago. Theory two: Accidentally hit by an Iranian missile The plane came down shortly after Iran launched its missile attacks Iraq with tens of ballistic weapons fired from the rogue state. Photographs of the downed Ukrainian airlines jet show that the fuselage appears to be peppered with shrapnel damage. Experts have said that an engine fire or pilot error does not explain those holes (pictured). Ilya Kusa, a Ukrainian international affairs expert, said amid the US-Iranian tensions and said: 'It is difficult not to connect the plane crash with the US-Iran confrontation. The situation is very difficult. One must understand that this happened shortly after Iran's missile attacks on US military facilities'. Just hours before the crash, the US Federal Aviation Administration had banned US airlines from flying over Iran, Iraq and the waters of the Persian Gulf due to the Middle East crisis. This was due to the possibility of missiles flying towards Iraq - and airlines are still skirting the region as they head to and from Asia. Theory three: Jet was deliberately brought down by a missile Video footage tweeted by the BBC's Iran correspondent, Ali Hashem, appeared to show the plane already burning in the sky before it crashed in a massive explosion. It sparked speculation that the jet could have been shot down accidentally by nervous Iranian air defence soldiers, hours after Iran fired 22 ballistic missiles at US bases in retaliation for the killing of general Qassem Soleimani. But there is a major question mark over whether Iran would shoot down a plane with so many of its own citizens on board. Many of the world's major airlines have stopped flying through or even near Iranian airspace as they cross the globe amid safety fears after US/Iran tensions boiled over in the past week. Iran is a key ally of Vladimir Putin's Russia, which grabbed Crimea from Ukraine and has been involved in an on-off conflict with its neighbour since 2014. Russia has denied shooting down the ill-fated MH17 jet five years ago - but experts say otherwise with three Russians arrested over the disaster. Theory four: An accidental drone strike Experts have speculated that the Ukrainian aircraft could have collided with a military drone before crashing. The drone may have smashed into the engine - or been sucked in - with the pilot unsighted because it was after dark. This could cause an explosion and the fire seen as the plane hit the ground (pictured). Experts said Iranian were in the air at the time - in case the US decided to fight back - and not always picked up by radar. Russian military pilot Vladimir Popov said: 'It could have been an unmanned reconnaissance aircraft, which are small in size and poorly visible on radars. A plane in a collision could get significant damage and even catch fire in the air.' Theory five: Sabotage or a terror attack Aviation experts have urged investigators to rule out whether the plane was brought down by terrorists or as an act of sabotage. They say that while a flaming engine is highly unusual, the sudden loss of data communications from the plane is even more so. This could be caused by a bomb, that blew up after the 737 took to the air, wrecking its systems. An electronic jammer weapon that knocked out the plane's controls could also explain it. British expert Julian Bray said it 'could be an altitude triggered device set to detonate during take off. Unusual that engine seen to be on fire before crash, points to catastrophic incident' or being 'deliberately brought down'. He added that based on the footage pilot error looks 'unlikely'. Experts had said that if the black box was not recovered by Iranian security officials (pictured) from the wreckage it could point to it being a deliberate act. It has been found, but Iran says it will not share the data with Boeing or Ukraine. After the crash the Ukrainian embassy in Tehran reported that the crash had been caused by an engine failure rather than terrorism - but this was later deleted on social media. Advertisement
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+An investigation team was at the site of the crash in southwestern outskirts of Tehran, Iran's civil aviation spokesman Reza Jafarzadeh said.
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+'After taking off from Imam Khomeini international airport it crashed between Parand and Shahriar,' Jafarzadeh said.
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+'An investigation team from the national aviation department was dispatched to the location after the news was announced.'
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+Iran's English-language broadcaster Press TV cited the Imam Khomeini International Airport spokesman as saying the crash was caused by 'technical difficulties'.
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+Critics have questioned the Iranian account, calling it the 'fastest investigation in aviation history' - and said the Boeing 737 has a largely outstanding safety record with no recent history of an engine failure of this kind.
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+Iran says it has found the plane's black boxes but will not give them to planemaker Boeing or the United States.
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+Ali Abedzadeh, the head of Tehran's civil aviation organisation, said it was not clear which country Iran would send the box to so that its data could be analysed.
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+Pictures at the scene appeared to show unexplained holes in the charred fuselage.
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+State media reported that the plane caught fire after crashing, but a video aired by the state broadcaster appeared to show the plane already on fire as it fell from the night sky.
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+Another theory is that the plane could have have collided with a military drone before crashing.
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+Ilya Kusa, a Ukrainian international affairs expert, said amid the US-Iranian tensions 'there were lots of them in the sky' immediately after the rocket attacks.
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+Russian military pilot Vladimir Popov said: 'It could have been an unmanned reconnaissance aircraft, which are small in size and poorly visible on radars.
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+'A plane in a collision could get significant damage and even catch fire in the air.'
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+Aviation experts were divided in their assessments of the crash today.
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+Stephen Wright, a professor of aircraft systems at Tampere University in Finland: 'There is a lot of speculation at the moment it has been shot down - I think that is not going to be the case at all.
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+'Planes fly the same routes day in, day out,' he said. 'You don't tend to put... missiles next to international airways for obvious reasons.'
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+He added: 'It could be a bomb or it could be some sort of catastrophic breakup of the aircraft.'
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+Against that, one aviation risk group said the first assumption should be that it was a 'shootdown event' like MH17 which was brought down by a suspected Russian missile over Ukraine in 2014.
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+A statement from OPS suggested there were 'obvious projectile holes in the fuselage and a wing section'.
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+'Whether that projectile was an engine part, or a missile fragment is still conjecture,' the group said.
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+'We would recommend the starting assumption to be that this was a shootdown event, similar to MH17 – until there is clear evidence to the contrary.'
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+Meanwhile, a former pilot and head of flight operations at Britain's Civil Aviation Authority cast doubt on the theory that a mechanical failure was to blame for the crash.
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+Captain Mike Vivian told Sky News that the Ukrainian Airlines crash was a 'puzzling accident'.
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+The Boeing aircraft was less than four years old and there was no sign of bad weather or pilot error, making it a 'difficult accident to explain', he said.
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+'It is a puzzling accident because the normal culprits like weather, like maintenance, like old aircraft or like possibly crew training - I don't believe they're present in this case,' he said.
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+'Obviously in this case they'll be trying to work out whether it broke up mid-air as indeed it appears to have done or whether it broke up when it hit the ground.
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+'They'll be looking for evidence of mechanical failure, although I find it difficult, troubling to suggest that engine failure may have caused this.
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+'Even with a double engine failure, these aircraft are capable of gliding - not far, but they can glide - so I find it very difficult to understand that.'
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+Today a series of airlines including British Airways and Air France have responded to the crash by routing their flights away from Iranian airspace, while German carrier Lufthansa said it was cancelling its daily route from Frankfurt to Tehran.
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+The region is a central corridor for flights between Europe and Asia, but aircraft can be rerouted fairly easily.
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+One British Airways flight from Mumbai to London was diverted to avoid Iraqi airspace, eventually stopping in Athens to refuel.
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+A BA spokeswoman declined to comment on exact routings, telling MailOnline: 'We are in constant contact with our partners around the world to assess the security of our routes, and will always take action where appropriate.
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+'We would never operate a flight unless it was safe to do so.'
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+Malaysia Airlines said that 'due to recent events,' its planes would avoid Iranian airspace, and Singapore Airlines also said that its flights to Europe would be rerouted to avoid Iran.
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+Ukraine International Airlines said it had indefinitely suspended flights to Tehran after the crash.
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+The rerouted flights were causing delays of up to an hour for passengers travelling over the Middle East.
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+The rescue group Red Crescent said teams were assisted by soldiers and firefighters in the effort to recover bodies.
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+'Obviously it is impossible that passengers' on flight PS-752 are alive, Red Crescent head Morteza Salimi told semi-official news agency ISNA.
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+Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky voiced his condolences in a message from Oman.
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+'Terrible news from the Middle East,' he said. 'This morning, after taking off from the Imam Khomeini International Airport (Tehran), a passenger plane of Ukraine International Airlines crashed near the airport.
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+'According to preliminary data, all passengers and crew members were killed. Our embassy clarifies the information about the circumstances of the tragedy and the lists of casualties.
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+'My sincere condolences to the families and friends of all passengers and crew members.'
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+Zelensky ordered the creation of a crisis team to handle the accident including top ministers and managed by the country's national security agency.
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+His priority was the 'establishment of the truth and those responsible for this terrible catastrophe,' he said.
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+The agency said it has information about 167 passengers who had checked in for the flight as well as nine crew members, putting the total estimated number of people on the plane at 176.
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+Breaking down the numbers, officials said there were 82 Iranians, 63 Canadians and three Britons on flight PS752, along with 11 Ukrainians, 10 Swedes, four Afghans and four Germans.
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+Canada is home to a large Ukrainian and Iranian diaspora.
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+Prime minister Justin Trudeau said his government would work closely with investigators.
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+'I join Canadians across the country who are shocked and saddened to see reports that a plane crash outside of Tehran, Iran, has claimed the lives of 176 people, including 63 Canadians,' Trudeau said in a statement.
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+'I offer our deepest condolences to those who have lost family, friends, and loved ones in this tragedy.
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+'Our government will continue to work closely with its international partners to ensure that this crash is thoroughly investigated, and that Canadians' questions are answered.'
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+Andriy Shevchenko, Ukraine's ambassador to Canada, also expressed condolences.
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+'My heart is broken. We will have to go through this terrible pain together with our Canadian brothers and sisters,' he tweeted.
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+The crash marks one of the worst losses of life for Canadians in an aviation disaster.
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+In 1985 a bomb exploded and killed 329 people aboard an Air India flight, most of whom were Canadian.
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+Newlywed Tahmasebi, 35, from Chiswick, west London, was celebrating his marriage to bride Niloofar Ebrahim (pictured) in Iran when the pair perished in the Ukrainian Airlines tragedy
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+Businessman Mohammad Reza Kadkhoda-Zadeh (left) and engineer Sam Zokaei (right) both died in the crash
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+Two flight attendants in an experienced crew were Mariia Mykytiuk (left) and Valeriia Ovcharuk (right)
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+Pilot Vladimir Gaponenko (left) and flight attendant Denis Lykhno (right) were part of the crew on the doomed flight
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+Julia Solohub (left) and Igor Matkov (right) were also among the crew on board the doomed Ukrainian passenger flight
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+Canadian family killed in the Boeing plane crash in Iran pictured, left. The family were from Edmonton, capital of Canada's Alberta province, and have been named as father Pedram Mousavi, mother Mojgan Daneshman and daughters Darya Mousavi and Darina Mousavi. Pictured right is the Swedish family who were killed. Raheleh and Mikael Lindberg, 37 and 40, were killed along with their two young sons Erik, nine, and Emil, seven, after the Boeing 737 burst into flames following take-off from Tehran
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+Canadian victims of the Ukraine International Airlines crash in Iran, University of Alberta professors Mojgan Daneshmand and Pedram Mousavi, pictured in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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+The first of the three British victims was later named as father-of-one Mohammad Reza Kadkhoda-Zadeh, 40, who ran a dry cleaning business in East Sussex.
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+He is understood to have travelled to Iran to see family over the Christmas period and was returning to the UK via Ukraine.
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+The second victim, Saeed Tahmasebi Khademsadi, 35, was an engineer at construction firm Laing O'Rourke where he was today hailed as a 'popular and well-respected' colleague.
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+He had flown to Tehran with new wife Niloofar Ebrahim for the second leg of their wedding with friends and family after tying the knot at Wood Green register office in London last month.
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+The third, 42-year-old Sam Zokaei, was an engineer at BP where colleagues mourned a 'tragic loss' today.
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+The pilot was named as Vladimir Gaponenko who had 11,000 hours of experience.
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+Second pilot Serhiy Khomenko had 7,600 hours flying time - but unusually also on board was airline instructor Alexey Naumkin with 12,000 hours experience.
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+Flight attendant Maria Mikityuk, 24, was described as 'a very bright, beautiful, cheerful and sincere woman' hailing from Ivano-Frankivsk in Ukraine.
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+Her colleague Valeriia Ovcharuk was originally from Luhansk in rebel-held eastern Ukraine.
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+Another flight attendant, Denis Lykhno, was described 'a great guy and a good friend' who was remembered for 'learning everything in theist week' to pass exams.
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+Officials in Tehran said 15 children were among the passengers. The semi-official news agency ISNA said 13 were students from Tehran's Sharif University, the most prestigious in the country.
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+A UK Foreign Office spokesman said: 'We are deeply saddened by the loss of life in the plane crash in Iran overnight.
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+'We are urgently seeking confirmation about how many British nationals were on board and will do all we can to support any families affected.'
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+Debris of a plane belonging to Ukraine International Airlines which had been checked just days before it crashed
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+A rescue worker searches the scene where an Ukrainian plane crashed in Shahedshahr, south-west of the capital Tehran
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+Former pilot doubts mechanical failure theory A former pilot and head of flight operations at Britain's Civil Aviation Authority has cast doubt on the theory that a mechanical failure was to blame for the crash. Captain Mike Vivian told Sky News that the Ukrainian Airlines crash was a 'puzzling accident'. The Boeing aircraft was less than four years old and there was no sign of bad weather or pilot error, making it a 'difficult accident to explain', he said. 'It is a puzzling accident because the normal culprits like weather, like maintenance, like old aircraft or like possibly crew training - I don't believe they're present in this case,' he said. 'Obviously in this case they'll be trying to work out whether it broke up mid-air as indeed it appears to have done or whether it broke up when it hit the ground. 'They'll be looking for evidence of mechanical failure, although I find it difficult, troubling to suggest that engine failure may have caused this. 'Even with a double engine failure, these aircraft are capable of gliding - not far, but they can glide - so I find it very difficult to understand that. 'They'll also be looking obviously for evidence of foul play whether there was possibliy an internal device or whether there was a missile or something fired from the ground at the aircraft. 'The wreckage should reveal that, although clearly there are political sensitivities here bearing in mind the nature of the situation prevailing in Iran.' He added: 'Boeing are reeling at the moment, they've got numerous investigations on them and this would just be another hammer blow for them.' Asked about the safety of travelling over the Middle East, he said: 'If you're above about 30,000 feet, which most airliners travelling to and from India and the Far East are, there isn't a great risk at all. But to be prudent, airlines stay away. 'By and large, the risks are to the lower level. As far as I'm concerned, it's prudent to stay away from these areas. 'There's now a well rehearsed routine for avoiding and rerouting flights. It will take longer in some cases.' Advertisement
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+Zelensky's office said he had cut his visit to Oman short and was returning to Kyiv because of the crash.
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+The country's prime minister Oleksiy Honcharuk confirmed the casualty toll.
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+The Ukrainian nationals included two passengers and nine crew members. Airline officials said most of the passengers were transiting through Kyiv to other destinations.
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+'Our task is to establish the cause of the crash of the Boeing and provide all necessary help to the families of the victims,' said parliament speaker Dmytro Razumkov in a Facebook statement.
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+The airline said it was notifying passengers' families and working with aviation authorities 'to do everything possible to find the reasons for the aviation accident'.
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+'The plane was manufactured in 2016, it was received by the airline directly from the (Boeing) factory,' a Ukrainian International Airlines statement said.
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+'The plane underwent its last planned technical maintenance on January 6, 2020.'
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+An airline official said: 'Given the complexity of the flight there was a reinforced crew on this flight. Given the experience of the crew the chance of their making a mistake is minimal. We do not even consider such a chance.'
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+On a possible missile strike he said: 'There is nothing we have to confirm this yet. 'The information we gave you was a technical failure of the plane. It was one of our best crews.
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+'There was nothing by late last night suggesting to us that we needed to restrict flights.
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+'We have a right to make this decision and had there been a single threat we would have stopped the service.'
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+A number of 737-800 aircraft have been involved in deadly accidents over the years.
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+In March 2016, a Flydubai 737-800 from Dubai crashed while trying to land at Rostov-on-Don airport in Russia, killing 62 on board.
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+Another 737-800 flight from Dubai, operated by Air India Express, crashed in May 2010 while trying to land in Mangalore, India, killing more than 150 onboard.
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+Boeing, like other airline manufacturers, typically assists in crash investigations.
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+However, that effort in this case could be affected by the U.S. sanctions campaign in place on Iran since President Donald Trump unilaterally withdrew from Tehran's nuclear deal with world powers in May 2018.
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+Remains of the plane are seen as search and rescue works are conducted at the site near Tehran today
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+A handout picture provided by the Iranian Red Crescent shows rescue teams working at the crash site today
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+Search and rescue works are conducted at the crash site after the Boeing airliner came down in Iran this morning
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+There were no survivors among the 168 passengers and nine crew, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky said
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+Debris of the plane is seen at the crash site today with the cause of the crash yet to be fully established
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+Iranian President Hassan Rouhani had previously made veiled threats to American airliners after tweeting a reference to the 1988 Lockerbie bombing that killed 270 people.
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+Rouhani tweeted that America should 'never threaten Iran' after warning the US should 'remember the number 290' in reference to an incident when the US Navy accidentally shot down an Iranian passenger jet in the Persian Gulf in July 1988, killing 290.
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+Some Middle East experts have taken this as a veiled reference to the Lockerbie terrorist attack, which saw a bomb destroy Pan Am flight 103 over Scotland in December 1988 killing 270 - months after the downing of Iranian flight 655.
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+Libya has always been blamed for the Lockerbie bombing, and one of their intelligence agents was jailed in Scotland for the terror attack.
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+But Western spies believe Tehran played a role in the attack and executed it in revenge for the downing of the Iranian passenger jet.
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+The crash added to jitters in the Middle East just hours after Iran fired at least 15 missiles at US bases in Iraq in an operation called 'Martyr Soleimani'.
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+A US defence official told Military Times that Iran shot 15 missiles at Iraqi bases housing U.S. troops. Ten missiles hit al-Asad airbase, one missile hit Erbil International Airport in in the north, and four missiles failed in flight.
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+An Iraqi statement gave different figures, saying that 22 missiles were fired of which 17 hit the base.
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+Donald Trump tweeted that 'all is well' and 'so far so good' after the attack, with no early reports of casualties.
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+State television claimed that the missile strikes killed 80 Americans, but did not provide evidence and there was no such claim in US media.
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+Bodies of passengers are being carried from the site by search and rescue team members at the crash site
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+Rescue teams work amidst debris after a Ukrainian Airlines plane crashed just minutes into its journey
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+Rescue workers search the scene where an Ukrainian plane crashed in Shahedshahr this morning
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+Members of the Iranian Red Crescent group work at the crash site after the sun rose this morning following the crash
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+The head of Iran's emergency services initially said they may be able to save a few on board
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+Images show a helicopter and emergency vehicles at the scene of the crash as first responders worked to find any survivors
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+Ukrainian International Airlines flight PS752 carrying 176 people and heading to Kiev crashed near Tehran Wednesday
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+The UK's Ministry of Defence confirmed that no British military personnel were injured in the barrage, while Iraq and France also said they sustained no casualties.
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+Iran's foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said Iran 'took and concluded proportionate measures in self-defence', but it is unclear whether the strikes will satisfy many Iranians' demands for retaliation against the US.
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+Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei declared that 'military action like this is not sufficient' and demanded America's withdrawal from the region.
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+'Last night, a slap in the face was delivered,' Khamenei said in a speech broadcast live on state television.
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+Iran's Revolutionary Guards, which controls the country's missile program, confirmed that they fired the rockets just hours after the slain general's funeral, and reported the operation's name was 'Martyr Soleimani'.
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+Britain condemned the missile strikes, urging Iran 'not to repeat these reckless and dangerous attacks, and instead to pursue urgent de-escalation'.
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+'A war in the Middle East would only benefit Daesh and other terrorist groups,' said foreign secretary Dominic Raab, using an alternative term for ISIS.
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+German defence minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer said the government in Berlin 'rejects this aggression in the sharpest possible terms.'
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+Debris is seen from a Ukrainian plane which crashed as authorities work at the scene in Shahedshahr
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+Authorities are seen carrying bodies away from the scene after the crash on Wednesday
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+Iranian Red Crescent's Relief and Rescue Organization said it was impossible for there to be any survivors
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+Later emergency responders said the fire was too heavy at the scene and they could do no rescue
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+Search and rescue works are conducted at site after a Boeing 737 plane belonging to a Ukrainian airline crashed near Imam Khomeini Airport in Iran just after takeoff with 180 passengers on board in Parand, Iran on January 08, 2020
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+The two-engine plane crashed between the cities of Parand and Shahriar. Debris is seen from a plane crash on the outskirts of Tehran, Iran
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+About 10 ambulances were on the scene after the crash as emergency responders tried to gather bodies
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+Search and rescue works were being conducted at site on Wednesday after a Boeing 737 plane crash
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+The airliner, said to be a Boeing 737, went down around Parand 60 kilometres south-west of the Iranian city Tehran. The aircraft took off 2.44am UTC (6:14am local time) on Wednesday and had reached 7,925ft
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+The Boeing 737, Ukrainian International Airlines flight PS752, went down near Tehran Imam Khomeini International Airport
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+According to the flight record, the plane was doing 275kts when it was downed. Flight data shows the three-year-old Boeing 737-800 reached an altitude of 2.4 km and then suddenly disappeared three minutes after take-off in Tehran
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+The burial for Revolutionary Guard Gen. Qassem Soleimani has taken place in his hometown earlier
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+Trump: 'So far, so good' as casualties and damage are assessed after Iran ballistic missile strike
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+President Donald Trump says 'all is well' and 'so far so good' as the damage and casualties continue to be assessed after Iran fired more than a dozen ballistic missiles at two Iraqi bases housing American troops in a revenge attack for the U.S. drone strike that killed a top Iranian general.
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+'All is well! Missiles launched from Iran at two military bases located in Iraq. Assessment of casualties & damages taking place now. So far, so good! We have the most powerful and well equipped military anywhere in the world, by far,' Trump tweeted late Tuesday as he broke his silence on the missile attack.
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+Trump said he would be making an official statement on Wednesday morning regarding the attacks.
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+The Ain al-Asad airbase in western Iraq that Trump visited in December 2018 and the Erbil base in Iraqi Kurdistan were both struck by the missiles on Tuesday at about 5.30pm (EST).
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+The Pentagon says the missiles were 'clearly launched from Iran' to target U.S. military and coalition forces in Iraq. A U.S. official said there were no immediate reports of American casualties, though buildings were still being searched.
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+A military official has revealed the U.S. had early warnings of the Iranian missile launches and were able to the sound the alarms at at least one of the two targeted bases. Those in harm's way were able to scramble to safety and hide in bunkers during the attack, the official told USA Today. U.S. troops at the base had been practicing safety drills for some time.
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+Iran's Revolutionary Guards, which controls the country's missile program, confirmed that they fired the rockets in retaliation for last week's killing of Iranian general Qassem Soleimani, according to state TV.
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+They reported the operation's name was 'Martyr Soleimani' and it took place just hours after the slain general's funeral.
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+Iran's foreign minister Javad Zarif called the attacks 'self-defense' but said they did 'not seek escalation' but would defend itself against further aggression.
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+Iran has fired more than a dozen ballistic missiles at two Iraqi bases housing American troops in a revenge attack for the U.S. drone strike that killed a top Iranian general
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+The Ain al-Asad airbase in western Iraq that was visited by Donald Trump in December 2018 and the Erbil base in Iraqi Kurdistan were both struck by the missiles on Tuesday at about 5.30pm (EST)
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+The Pentagon says the missiles were 'clearly launched from Iran' to target U.S. military and coalition forces in Iraq
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+The rockets used in the attack, according to Iranian TV, were Fatteh-110 ballistic missiles, which have a range of 186 miles or 300km.
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+The Iranian air force has since deployed multiple fighter jets to patrol it airspace, according to reports - as Iran warned the U.S. and its allies in the region not to retaliate.
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+Iranian missiles that blitzed Iraqi airbases can deliver a precision-guided 500lb warhead over a range of more than 180 miles Two types of ballistic missiles were reportedly used to hit U.S. Military bases in Ain al-Asad in western Iraq and also around Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan. The majority of those used are believed to be the Fateh-110, which can travel 180 miles or 300km and have a payload of around 500lb. Reports also suggest the Qiam-1 was also used, a short range ballistic missile produced by Iran which can travel 500 miles and carry 750lb warheads. The Fateh-110 is an Iranian-designed, short-range, surface-to-surface ballistic missile that can be launched from any location. While the Qiam-1 was specifically built to target U.S. bases in the Middle East, which have 'encircled Iran', according to Iranian sources. When it was launched the Fateh-110 was described by Iranian defence minister Brigadier General Amir Hatami as '100-percent domestically made - agile, stealth, tactical (and) precision-guided'. Both missiles are reported to have been fired from Tabriz and Kermanshah provinces in Iran. Advertisement
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+The Pentagon said it was still working to assess the damage.
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+'In recent days and in response to Iranian threats and actions, the Department of Defense has taken all appropriate measures to safeguard our personnel and partners. These bases have been on high alert due to indications that the Iranian regime planned to attack our forces,' a statement from the Pentagon read.
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+'It is clear that these missiles were launched from Iran and targeted at least two Iraqi military bases hosting U.S. military and coalition personnel at al-Assad and Irbil. We are working on initial battle damage assessments.
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+'As we evaluate the situation and our response, we will take all necessary measures to protect and defend U.S. personnel, partners, and allies in the region.'
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+The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, a branch of the Iranian Armed Forces, reportedly said Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei was personally in the control center coordinating the attacks.
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+They also warned U.S. allies in the Middle East that they would face retaliation if America strikes back against any Iranian targets from their bases.
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+'We are warning all American allies, who gave their bases to its terrorist army, that any territory that is the starting point of aggressive acts against Iran will be targeted,' they said. It also threatened Israel.
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+Defense Secretary Mark Esper and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo were spotted arriving at the White House soon after news of the strikes broke.
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+South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham said on Tuesday night that the missile strikes were an 'act of war' and said Trump had all the power he needed to act.
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+'This is an act of war by any reasonable definition,' Graham told Fox News' Sean Hannity. 'The President has all the authority he needs under Article II to respond.'
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+House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tweeted that the U.S., as well as the rest of the world, 'cannot afford war'.
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+'Closely monitoring the situation following bombings targeting U.S. troops in Iraq. We must ensure the safety of our servicemembers, including ending needless provocations from the Administration and demanding that Iran cease its violence. America & world cannot afford war,' she tweeted.
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+Towering bushfires in Australia have turned the sky red and forced thousands from their homes
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+Thousands of Australians forced from their homes by rampaging bushfires now find themselves stuck in makeshift camps, fearful for the future and turned refugees in their own country.
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+On golf courses, cricket ovals and showgrounds—anywhere with a minimal amount of combustible tree cover—Australians are sheltering from a climate-fuelled disaster.
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+At the Catalina Country Club in Batemans Bay, New South Wales, rows of caravans, 4x4s, pick-up trucks and tents are pitched cheek by jowl.
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+The golf club's dining room has been converted into an evacuation centre.
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+Instead of players supping a beer after a summer's day of play, elderly displaced ladies huddle around cups of tea and play cards to pass the time.
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+Stacks of donations—food, clothing, water—are piled high and there is a steady stream of people walking in and out.
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+Some new arrivals quip that they are refugees.
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+But even in a country accustomed to bushfires and which prides itself on resilience in extreme conditions, the last few days, weeks and months have been shocking.
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+Towering blazes have turned the sky black and choking smoke has covered whole cities—as well as parts of neighbouring New Zealand and New Caledonia—amid searing images of families forced to wade into the ocean for safety.
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+Many people have taken refuge in spots where there is minimal amount of combustible tree cover
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+For many, the future is riddled with uncertainty: about whether their homes still stand, when they can return and—with months of summer still to go—about when all this will end.
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+Many are facing this uncertainty while dealing with the trauma of what they have lived through.
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+Narelle Coady, 54, took refuge at a Batemans Bay beach on Saturday when her home came under threat for the second time in five days.
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+"We defended on Tuesday and it was just too scary," she told AFP. "Really bad, couldn't breathe. Oxygen gone. It was horrible."
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+"That was my first and last time."
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+Batemans Bay motel owner Justine Donald, 40, evacuated her home on New Year's Eve in a scene she described as looking like "the end of the world".
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+"The town went black," she said. "It was black, orange and so thick that to breathe it in, you thought you were going to suffocate."
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+For many who have fled the fires, there is uncertainty about whether their homes will be standing when they return
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+"That frightened me so much for my life that now I don't even think about the properties."
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+"It's devastating," she said, at times becoming tearful. "My main thing is I just want to be alive and for all of us to be safe."
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+"If that's going to happen again today, I'm going to need a good big bottle of wine and hopefully be stuck inside with towels under my doors because I'm not going to go outside into that again."
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+Mick Cummins, 57, also recalled New Year's Eve when he left his home as fires tore up the east coast.
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+"Hellfire came over the hill," he said. "We just sat there and watched explosion after explosion, the bowling club went up, the houses down the street went up."
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+He remembered the fires from 1994 as particularly bad. But compared with this year, they were "just a barbeque", he said.
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+"We're here until we can go home," said his wife Ulla. "They're saying we're probably not going to have power until next week. And if we've got no power, we've got no phone service either. We're stuck."
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+One resident of Batemans Bay described the scene as she fled as looking like the 'end of the world'
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+Wes Moreton, a 30-year-old father of five left his home, but then was forced to leave his place of refuge as the fire front moved north.
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+He took no chances and headed with his family to Sydney. Like so many, he is unsure whether they will have a home when they return.
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+"Fingers crossed it's still standing," he said.
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+Explore further Power supply fears as troops called to battle Australia bushfires (Update)
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+© 2020 AFP
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+President Donald Trump’s threat over the weekend to strike Iranian cultural sites was just another entry in the “shocking, not surprising” list: It’s hardly the first time the president has called for the U.S. to commit war crimes. But the specificity of the threat was peculiar:
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+Let this serve as a WARNING that if Iran strikes any Americans, or American assets, we have targeted 52 Iranian sites (representing the 52 American hostages taken by Iran many years ago), some at a very high level & important to Iran & the Iranian culture, and those targets, and Iran itself, WILL BE HIT VERY FAST AND VERY HARD.
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+It’s no calumny to say that Trump isn’t much for details or history; he and his allies will usually admit the same. Yet here the president was making a very specific reference to the 444-day kidnapping of Americans in Tehran from 1979 to 1981. What gives?
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+Trump may show little interest in history or detail, but he has a few obsessions that recur frequently, and that explain much about the president’s otherwise puzzling approach to certain issues. For example, Trump continues to speak about immigration as though countries are deciding whom to send overseas, an idea that seems to stem from the Mariel boatlift. The Iran hostage crisis seems to be another of these: a long-running fixation that has remained not only the central lens, but perhaps the only lens, through which Trump views relations with Tehran.
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+On Factba.se, an invaluable compendium of Trump’s interviews, public remarks, tweets, and more, the first mention of Iran and hostages comes in an October 1980 interview with the journalist Rona Barrett. “It should really be a country that gets the respect of other countries,” Trump says. He goes on:
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+Trump: When you get the respect of the other countries, then the other countries tend to do a little bit as you do, and you can create the right attitudes. The Iranian situation is a case in point. That they hold our hostages is just absolutely, and totally ridiculous. That this country sits back and allows a country such as Iran to hold our hostages, to my way of thinking, is a horror, and I don’t think they’d do it with other countries. I honestly don’t think they’d do it with other countries. Barrett: Obviously you’re advocating that we should have gone in there with troops, et cetera, and brought our boys out like Vietnam. Trump: I absolutely feel that, yes. I don’t think there’s any question, and there is no question in my mind. I think right now we’d be an oil-rich nation, and I believe that we should have done it, and I’m very disappointed that we didn’t do it, and I don’t think anybody would have held us in abeyance. I don’t think anybody would have been angry with us, and we had every right to do it at the time. I think we’ve lost the opportunity.
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+(Amusingly, when Barrett asked Trump, a famous draft dodger, whether he would have wanted to be part of the team that went in, he replied, “I wouldn’t have wanted to be, but I would have done it.” He also demurred when she asked whether he’d want to run for president, because TV had ruined the process: “Abraham Lincoln would probably not be electable today because of television.”)
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+Here we can see the essential ingredients of Trump’s approach to Iran and the Middle East today: an obsession with respect, especially perceived disrespect; an impulse toward quick, short military action; the desire to take oil; and a focus on the hostage crisis. These have persisted ever since.
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+In 2010, as Trump was restarting his political career (and campaigning against an Islamic center in lower Manhattan), he told ABC’s George Stephanopoulos, “I’ll never forget when Iran had the hostages. And Jimmy Carter was helpless. It was just sad. And Ronald Reagan came in and he said those hostages will be delivered immediately. They were let go. They were let go. It was respect. We don’t have respect from the rest of the world.”
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+The following year, he said something similar to Steve Forbes:
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+People forget Iran. They had our hostages, and Jimmy Carter was the president, and it was pathetic. We’d still have those hostages there today, if a Jimmy Carter were still president. And Ronald Reagan said something to the effect that, ‘They won’t be there one day, if I’m president.’ As soon as he was elected, amazingly, the hostages were released. It was amazing, right? But it wasn’t amazing to me. And he meant it. He wasn’t playing games, he meant it … Had Jimmy Carter won that election—would’ve been a very sad day for the country, for a lot of other reasons—but that whole hostage situation. We had respect. We were respected as a nation.
+
+Two years later, he tweeted:
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+US froze $8B in Iranian assets during ’79 Hostage Crisis. Now Obama is giving it back to Iran while Christian Pastor is jailed. Don’t do it! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 27, 2013
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+The consistency of Trump’s views on Iran is remarkable because his positions on practically everything else (the Iraq War, his party affiliation, abortion, health care) have shifted, sometimes repeatedly, over the years. But the issues on which he has been consistent are those, like trade protectionism and immigration, on which his views were forged in the ’70s and early ’80s, when Trump was a young man. These are also the issues on which he has been most persistent as president—and most impervious to persuasion or new information.
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+While Trump was exaggerating a bit when he told Forbes that “people forget Iran,” it is also true that the hostage crisis seems to loom larger in his memory than in the general public’s. In general, that manifests itself in an antipathy toward Iran that feels greater than that exhibited by many other American leaders, even given the country’s status as a long-standing antagonist in the Middle East. His antipathy also seems more visceral than strategically calculated.
+
+Trump’s lingering obsession with the hostage crisis also seems to have produced a particular interest in American hostages abroad. He has made bringing home Americans imprisoned overseas, such as Otto Warmbier in North Korea, Andrew Brunson in Turkey, and, yes, A$AP Rocky in Sweden, a particular focus for his administration, and he has loudly celebrated when successful; it’s no coincidence that his national security adviser, Robert O’Brien, was promoted from being Trump’s top hostage negotiator.
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+The fixation also helps explain Trump’s fury at the agreement struck by the Obama administration to freeze Iran’s nuclear program. Many conservatives opposed the deal, but Trump’s objections seemed like a thing apart—they were not grounded in knowledge of the region, nor in any sophisticated understanding of nuclear proliferation, but rather in hatred of Iran.
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+Though he railed against the deal, he has not clearly articulated what about the deal he dislikes or would have changed, other than the fact that the U.S. freed up frozen Iranian funds. (No one tell Trump that Reagan, his hero on Iran matters, sold arms to Iran in violation of U.S. law.) Unlike some critics who argue that the U.S. should not negotiate with Tehran, Trump says he would simply negotiate a better deal. Given his superficial understanding of the deal, and his results in other international negotiations, this is dubious.
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+The question in this moment, as when Barack Obama negotiated the Iran deal, is not whether the seizure of American hostages should be forgiven or forgotten, but whether it is possible to forge a relationship that might be more advantageous to the United States, and perhaps even to instill some of the respect from Tehran that Trump craves. The hostage crisis was a low point, and refusing to move beyond it creates a foreign-policy dead end. If it’s always 1979, it’s always 1979.
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+A ghostly reminder of a lost world. The gravestones mark the spot of an old Jewish cemetery. Obecnie nieobecni - Currently absent/Facebook
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+Transparent matzevah, Jewish tombstones, are being placed in public spaces and documented as a reminder of the graveyards that once stood on the same spot. ‘Currently Absent’ (Obecnie Nieobecni) is a photographical historical project which aims to commemorate the presence of the Jewish minority, which used to coexist alongside its Christian neighbours in pre-war Poland.
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+Transparent gravestones in a swimming pool in Tuszyn near Łódź.Obecnie nieobecni - Currently absent/Facebook
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+Katarzyna Kopecka, Piotr Pawlak and Jan Janiak came up with the idea three years ago. They created a list of 500 places which formerly served as Jewish cemeteries – holy places which should have remained undisturbed in perpetuity. However, history proved unkind and many of them are now schoolyards, parks, roads or car parks.
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+“The unreal transparency of matzevah will symbolise the decline of those kind of sacred places in Poland,” say the people behind the project.Obecnie nieobecni - Currently absent/Facebook
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+The trio behind the initiative wrote on their website: “Our main purpose is to temporarily recreate manifestations of our past in order to refer it to our present. The unreal transparency of matzevah will symbolise the decline of those kind of sacred places in Poland. Through the cemeteries we would like to show the centuries’ long manifestation of Jewish culture in Poland.”
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+With Holocaust came not only the genocide of the Jewish people, but also the destruction of their material culture and places of worship.Obecnie nieobecni - Currently absent/Facebook
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+The three friends, ethnologists and photographers by profession, first focused on their local region, Łódź city and its surroundings, where they identified 30 destroyed cemeteries, now overtaken by the growing town. With tombstones made of plexi-glass and adorned with traditional Hebrew inscriptions, they set out to document the gone and forgotten cemeteries.
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+The results of the ‘Currently Absent’ project have already been exhibited at the Polish Parliament.Obecnie nieobecni - Currently absent/Facebook
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+“In the last few decades they were gradually vanishing from our landscape, being replaced by parks, playgrounds, houses or other kinds of buildings,” write the initiators of the ‘Currently Absent’ project. “We want to find those places and situate realistic, transparent matzevah with traditional inscriptions in Hebrew there. The installation will be photographed to capture the symbolic presence of the necropolis in the region. The photographs will be later be published in a dedicated album and also in a gallery exhibition, showing the diffusion of both cultures.”
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+“In the last few decades they were gradually vanishing from our landscape, being replaced by parks, playgrounds, houses or other kinds of buildings,” write the initiators of the project.Obecnie nieobecni - Currently absent/Facebook
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+Before Second World War there were over three million Jews living in Poland – approximately 10 percent of the entire population. With Holocaust came not only the genocide of the people, but also the destruction of their material culture and places of worship. Even after the war the Jewish tombstones were used as construction materials for roads and buildings.
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+A new gravestone ready to be placed.Obecnie nieobecni - Currently absent/Facebook
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+The ‘Currently Absent’ project serves as a reminder of those sacred spaces that disappeared. While the installations are temporary, the photographs taken create a permanent documentation of many former Jewish necropolis. The result of the project have already been exhibited at the Polish Parliament and the Museum of the History of Polish Jews POLIN. The project is still ongoing.
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+Four of the ‘stones’ in the town of Warta.Obecnie nieobecni - Currently absent/Facebook
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+FILE PHOTO: Britain's Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab appears on BBC TV's The Andrew Marr Show in London, Britain January 5, 2020. Jeff Overs/BBC/Handout via REUTERS
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+LONDON (Reuters) - British foreign minister Dominic Raab said on Sunday he had raised concerns with his Cypriot counterpart about the treatment of a British woman found guilty by a court in Cyprus of lying about being gang-raped by a group of Israeli youths.
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+Last month a district court ruled that the woman, aged 19 at the time, had lied about being sexually assaulted by 12 Israeli teenagers at the holiday resort of Ayia Napa in July. She is due to be sentenced on Jan. 7 and faces up to one year in jail.
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+“There are clear questions around the due process and the fair trial safeguards that have applied in this case, I have raised those with my Cypriot opposite number,” Raab told Sky News. In a separate interview with the BBC he said he had “very serious concerns” about her treatment.
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+The woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was arrested after she withdrew an accusation that the teenagers had raped her in a hotel room.
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+She maintained that she had recanted her accusation under duress from police, during persistent questioning without a lawyer present. Prosecutors and the court dismissed that justification.
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+“My first priority and I think the first priority of the family will be to see this young lady released, come home safe and sound to this country to allow her to recover,” Raab said.
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+Raab also said he had also spoken to the woman’s mother, who has called for holidaymakers to boycott Cyprus. Britain accounted for a third of the 3.9 million tourists who visited Cyprus in 2018.
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+Asked by the BBC whether he would advise British people not to go to Cyprus if the woman is jailed, Raab said: “We always keep our travel advice under review.”
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+“We have registered our concerns in crystal clear terms. Equally the Cypriots are every sensitive about political interference in that case so we will encourage them to do the right thing in the right way,” he said.
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+Indian Railways’ is taking steps to provide a cleaner environment and also reduce the air and noise pollution.
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+Railways which is shifting to LHB rakes from ICF rakes is generally fitted with two generator coaches from which it generates the power for the whole rake of the train.
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+The air-conditioned coaches which is running on the End-on-Generation (EOG) system produces an unbearable noise of around 100dB from the power generator cars.
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+The generator cars also guzzle on an average 3000 liters of diesel per trip per train contributing to the air pollution.
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+To tackle the dual menace of air and noise pollution, the Head on Generation (HOG) technology is being implemented in the trains of Indian Railways.
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+The HOG technology works with an improvised converter has been developed, which is fitted in Electric locomotives which can replace the diesel generators.
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+It uses power from overhead catenary to feed auxiliaries in the coaches hauled by Electric locomotives. It saves up to 1 million liters of diesel per train per annum.
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+This requires locomotives as well as coaches to be modified for making them suitable for HOG. Locomotives have been manufactured by Chittaranjan Locomotive Works (CLW), over the years, which are HOG compliant.
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+As of now more than 550 electric locomotives have been provided with HOG converter technology and are yielding benefits of savings on fuel bills to Indian Railways, besides being a noise less and emission less solution to the EOG variant, according to a statement by the Railway Ministry.
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+To harness the benefits of this high-end technology, pace of HOG conversion works of LHB coaches has been increased from April 2018 onwards. During April 2018 to 5th November 2019, 436 trains (cumulatively over 500 trains) have been converted into HOG compliant trains. It is planned to convert balance End-On-Generation (EOG) LHB rakes into HOG system on accelerated pace to harness the benefits of energy efficient and environment friendly technology.
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+The major advantages of HOG system include:
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+a) Reduction in noise- from 100dB noise to noise less,
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+b) Significant reduction of Carbon dioxide (over 2500 Ton) & NOX(over 10Ton) emissions till now
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+c) Reduced Diesel Consumption leading to huge savings in operational costs to the tune of over Rs.1100 crores per annum
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+d) Economical- EOG Power ₹22/unit, HOG Power ₹6/unit
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+Indian Railways has travelled long way since 2010 when Chittaranjan Locomotive Works (CLW) turned out first HOG based electric loco No.30277 (WAP7) having 2X500 KVA Hotel Load Converter installed in the locomotive,which is in regular train service since then.
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+The Railways in a press release said that all passenger electric locomotives being produced in production units of Indian Railways namely CLW in Chittaranjan, Diesel Locomotives Works (DLW) in Varanasi & Diesel Loco Modernization Works (DMW) and all passenger coaches manufactured in Integral Coach Factory (ICF), Rail Coach Factory (RCF) & Modern Coach Factory (MCF) are now HOG compliant.
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+MUSHROOM KINGDOM—The Mushroom Kingdom's economy has continued to topple as rapid hyperinflation devastates the country's currency, the gold coin.
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+Economists have long warned this could happen. Decades ago, the Mushroom Kingdom featured relatively few coins. But since abandoning the gold standard, the kingdom has been plagued by inflation. The King has been criticized for recklessly printing coins and scattering them all over the kingdom's levels willy-nilly.
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+"Back in the '80s, when the coins were still backed by the gold standard, Mario could gather 20-30 coins in a solid level run," said Mushroom Kingdom economist Toad. "Now, he can't jump over a Piranha Plant without nabbing a hundred smackeroos."
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+"It's begun to bring down the quality of life of the entire kingdom, from Bullet Bills to Chain Chomps. Everyone is affected," the economist added.
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+Once-wealthy national icons Mario and Luigi were seen breaking into a zoo to eat Koopas and Goombas just to stay alive. Unemployment has shot up to nearly 90%, with even the typically steady plumbing work the Mario brothers engage in taking a massive hit.
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+"If we're going to turn this around, we need to end the central banking system, remove regulations on cryptocurrencies, and return to the gold standard," Toad said.
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+Hundreds of thousands of face masks are on their way to frontline workers and communities affected by bushfires in Victoria.
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+Federal Health Minster Greg Hunt said the government would provide 450,000 P2 face masks in response to a request from the Victorian Government.
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+The masks will come from the National Medical Stockpile - a strategic reserve of drugs and protective equipment usually reserved for use in the event of a public health emergency such as a pandemic.
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+“Although these P2 masks have been held in the National Medical Stockpile for use in pandemics, I have made them available today because of the urgent need to assist frontline workers operating in bushfire-affected communities,” Mr Hunt said.
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+“These masks will also be made available to high-risk members of the public located in these communities.”
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+Three thousand P2 masks will be made available for Australian Federal Police officers working in affected areas, Mr Hunt added.
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+, but, if fitted properly, can filter out some of the fine particles from smoke.
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+Acting Chief Medical Officer Professor Paul Kelly said wearing the masks was not an alternative to avoiding smoke.
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+A woman wearing a mask is seen in the Sydney CBD as smoke haze blankets Sydney, 6 December 2019 Source: AAP
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+“People with underlying heart or lung health issues and other chronic conditions should consult their doctor for advice before using a P2 mask,” he said.
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+“Anyone who feels dizzy, faint or out of breath while wearing a P2 mask should remove it and go to a place with cleaner air quality.”
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+Parts of the country have run out of face masks due to high demand over recent weeks as the bushfire crisis has worsened.
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+Canberra has been choked by heavy smoke for weeks, leading to the suspension of Australia Post services there.
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+ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr said on Saturday that extra face masks had been ordered but were unable to be distributed because of the Australia Post shut down.
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+"It's likely that we will have those smoky conditions for a number of days into the future," Mr Barr said.
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+"I know that many Canberrans are looking to purchase face masks and we continue to work with a variety of retailers and suppliers to ensure more are available in the ACT."
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+Additional reporting: Evan Young.
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+Jeh Johnson, who was secretary of homeland security under President Barack Obama, appeared on NBC’s Meet the Press to discuss President Donald Trump ordering the assassination of Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani. Neither Johnson nor host Chuck Todd disclosed that Johnson is a board member of defense contractor Lockheed Martin, which reportedly paid him over $300,000 in 2018 alone.
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+Popular Information’s Judd Legum noticed the lack of disclosure:
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+The U.S. government has launched a small-scale pilot program that collects DNA samples from detained migrants, and plans to dramatically expand its reach in the near future.
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+Beginning Monday, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will begin collecting DNA information from migrants who are detained near Detroit, as well as individuals detained at the Eagle Pass, Texas port of entry, which sits across the U.S.-Mexico border. The announcement was made by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the parent department of CBP, and is part of a 90-day pilot program.
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+The DHS directive calls on CBP agents to take saliva swabs of those detained at the Detroit and Eagle Pass locations, and then to send that DNA information to the FBI.
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+“During the 90-day pilot program, CBP will collect DNA samples from certain individuals held at both locations. For the U.S. Border Patrol, this will include individuals between the ages of 14-79 who are apprehended and processed within the Detroit Sector. For the Office of Field Operations [in southern Texas], this will include individuals who present at the Eagle Pass Port of Entry for consideration of admissibility and are subject to further detention or proceedings,” read a portion of the memo.
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+The DNA testing can apply to nearly anyone who has been detained by CBP, including foreign nationals, permanent residents, and U.S. citizens. Refusal to comply could lead to a misdemeanor criminal charge, and DNA will be collected indefinitely at a criminal database run by the FBI.
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+This is not the first time the U.S. government has implemented a DNA collection program on individuals apprehended by immigration authorities. Past initiatives were launched to detect family fraud — migrants falsely posing as a family in order to abuse U.S. immigration laws.
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+In Operation Double Helix 1.0, a pilot program launched by DHS, authorities found that 16 out of 84 families were “fraudulent families,” meaning that they weren’t actually related. A succeeding initiative, Operation Double Helix 2.0, discovered that out of a total of 522 migrant families, 79 were fraudulent. The Family Fraud Initiative — which was launched by CBP and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in April — identified 238 fraudulent families and 50 adults falsely claiming to be minors in the El Paso area alone.
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+A DHS document detailed how the pilot program will be implemented.
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+“CBP and ICE will begin to collect DNA from persons who are detained under the authority of the United States consistent with the DNA Fingerprint Act of 2005,” the document read. (RELATED: Internal Docs Reveal That Trump Admin Will Begin Deporting Mexicans To Guatemala)
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+“To support this effort, the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) Laboratory (“FBI Laboratory”) will provide Buccal Collection Kits to both CBP and ICE. CBP and ICE will use these kits collect the DNA via buccal cheek swab and will send the DNA samples to the FBI, which in turn will process them and store the resulting DNA profile in the FBI’s Combined DNA Index System (CODIS),” the department explained.
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+Content created by The Daily Caller News Foundation is available without charge to any eligible news publisher that can provide a large audience. For licensing opportunities of our original content, please contact licensing@dailycallernewsfoundation.org.
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+We wtorek 7 stycznia rozpocznie się kolejna tura przenoszenia oddziałów Szpitala Uniwersyteckiego do nowej siedziby w Prokocimiu.
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+Od godziny 7:00 Szpitalny Oddział Ratunkowy przy ulicy Kopernika będzie wyłączony – taką decyzję podjął wojewoda małopolski. – Przez 24 godziny oddział nie będzie przyjmował pacjentów – mówił podczas konferencji prasowej Piotr Ćwik, wojewoda.
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+Inne SOR-y przejmą zadania Przeczytaj też Krok w stronę nowej drogi do szpitala
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+Dodał, że decyzję o zamknięciu oddziału podjął na podstawie konsultacji ze specjalistami, zapoznaniu się z analizami oraz po rozmowach z dyrektorami innych krakowskich szpitali. – To jest najlepsze wyjście, aby w pełni zaopiekować się pacjentami, którzy będą potrzebować pomocy – mówił Piotr Ćwik.
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+Powiedział, że informacja o zamknięciu SOR-u została przekazana nie tylko do wszystkich małopolskich szpitali i stacji pogotowia ratunkowego, ale także do ościennych województw i centrum zarządzania kryzysowego.
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+– W nowej siedzibie w Prokocimiu Szpitalny Oddział Ratunkowy rozpocznie funkcjonowanie 8 stycznia od godziny 7 rano – stwierdził wojewoda.
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+Dyrektor szpitala: To lepsze rozwiązanie
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+Decyzję o zamknięciu SOR-u tłumaczył również Marcin Jędrychowski, dyrektor Szpitala Uniwersyteckiego. Powiedział, że dla bezpieczeństwa pacjentów lepszym rozwiązaniem jest wstrzymanie przyjęć.
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+– Nie przenosimy tylko ludzi z SOR-u, ale sprzęt, który wymaga demontażu w starej siedzibie, instalacji w Prokocimiu oraz skalibrowania. Często jest to drogie wyposażenie i nie da się w szpitalu zwielokrotnić liczby sprzętu – powiedział Jędrychowski.
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+Najtrudniejszy etap przeprowadzki
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+We wtorek 7 stycznia, kiedy nie będzie działał SOR rozpocznie się druga tura przeprowadzki oddziałów z dotychczasowej siedziby szpitala do Prokocimia. Przeczytaj też Akcja straży pożarnej w Szpitalu Narutowicza
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+– Przed nami etap, który jest bez wątpienia najtrudniejszy – mówił dyrektor szpitala. – Przewozimy najbardziej chorych pacjentów. Nie możemy sobie pozwolić na transport sześciu osób w busie z ratownikiem medycznym. Większość pacjentów jest leżących, podłączonych do mechanicznego wspomagania oddychania czy kardiomonitorów – tłumaczył.
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+We wtorek do Prokocimia zostaną sprowadzeni pacjenci z oddziałów: neurologii, neurochirurgii, chirurgii naczyniowej, udarów oraz z II kardiologii. W środę przeprowadzkę czekają oddziały: chirurgii urazów wielonarządowych, obserwacyjno-internistycznych, wewnętrznych i geriatrii oraz anestezjologii i intensywnej terapii.
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+W czwartek zostaną przeniesione oddziały: urologii, intensywnej terapii, otolaryngologiczny oraz I kardiologia. – W sumie przewieziemy ok. 200 pacjentów. Wzorem poprzednich etapów chcemy maksymalnie zredukować liczbę pacjentów przed przeprowadzką: będziemy wypisywać do domów pacjentów, których stan na to pozwala oraz ograniczymy przyjęcia nowych osób – dodał Jędrychowski.
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+Listopadowe przenosiny pierwszych oddziałów odbywały się w godzinach od 7 do 15. Dyrektor szpitala przewiduje, że teraz transport chorych będzie odbywał się przez 12 godzin przy pomocy 20 ambulansów.
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+Pomoc policji
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+W przeprowadzce pomagać będą funkcjonariusze z krakowskiej drogówki. – Nie chodzi tutaj o szybkość działania, a o bezpieczeństwo pacjentów – podkreślił insp. Piotr Morajko, zastępca komendanta wojewódzkiego policji.
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+Mł. insp. Zbigniew Nowak, Komendant Miejski Policji w Krakowie poinformował, że do akcji skierowanych będzie sześć radiowozów, które mają stworzyć trzy zespoły.
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+Biden thanked Ritter for forcing senators to “come to our milk,” by which he meant forcing them to make a decision on what to do about Iraqi President Saddam Hussein and his alleged weapons of mass destruction program.
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+In 1998, U.N. weapons inspector Scott Ritter resigned in protest and accused the international community of not giving him and his colleagues the support they needed to carry out their job in Iraq, which had agreed in 1991 to destroy its chemical weapons stockpile. He was called to testify before the Senate in September 1998, where Biden, who was then the highest-ranking Democrat on the Foreign Relations committee, grilled him. In the course of the questions, Biden made revealing remarks about where he stood on regime change in Iraq.
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+Former Vice President Joe Biden this week continued to maintain the fiction that he stood against the war in Iraq “the very moment” it began in 2003. The claim has been easily taken apart by fact checkers — Biden publicly supported the war before, during, and after the invasion — but a 1998 Senate hearing sheds additional light on his determination to confront Iraq over weapons of mass destruction.
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+Biden told Ritter that no matter how thorough the inspections, the only way to eliminate the threat was to remove Saddam Hussein. “The primary policy is to keep sanctions in place to deny Saddam the billions of dollars that would allow him to really crank up his program, which neither you nor I believe he’s ever going to abandon as long as he’s in place,” Biden said, characterizing former President Bill Clinton’s administration’s policy. “You and I believe, and many of us believe here, as long as Saddam is at the helm, there is no reasonable prospect you or any other inspector is ever going to be able to guarantee that we have rooted out, root and branch, the entirety of Saddam’s program relative to weapons of mass destruction. You and I both know, and all of us here really know, and it’s a thing we have to face, that the only way, the only way we’re going to get rid of Saddam Hussein is we’re going to end up having to start it alone — start it alone — and it’s going to require guys like you in uniform to be back on foot in the desert taking this son of a — taking Saddam down,” Biden said. “You know it and I know it.”
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+Hussein, it turned out, did not have an active WMD program.
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+During questioning, Biden mocked Ritter as “ol’ Scotty boy” and suggested that his demands — that the international community compel Iraq to cooperate with inspectors — if met, would give Ritter the unilateral authority to start a war in Iraq. Biden argued that such decisions belonged to higher-level officials. “I respectfully suggest they have a responsibility slightly above your pay grade, to decide whether or not to take the nation to war,” Biden said. “That’s a real tough decision. That’s why they get paid the big bucks. That’s why they get the limos and you don’t. I mean this sincerely, I’m not trying to be flip.”
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+He ended by redeploying his unusual idiom in thanking Ritter. “The reason why I’m glad you did what you did: We should come to our milk. We should make a decision,” Biden said.
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+Biden’s earlier suggestion that “taking Saddam down” was the only way to guarantee an end to the WMD program left little doubt where Biden would later come down on the issue.
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+Biden’s grilling of Ritter is important because it gives context to claims Biden later made: First, that when he voted in favor of the invasion of Iraq as a senator, he did not mean to vote for war, but hoped the resolution would empower inspectors to get back into Iraq and monitor the program. And second, that he never believed Iraq had weapons of mass destruction.
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+On the first claim, Biden told NPR last year that former President George W. Bush “looked me in the eye in the Oval Office. He said he needed the vote to be able to get inspectors into Iraq to determine whether or not Saddam Hussein was engaged in dealing with a nuclear program. … He got them in and before you know it, we had ‘shock and awe.’”
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+But according to Biden’s own statements in 1998, he believed that Hussein could never be trusted to eliminate his program, no matter how many inspectors were admitted.
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+In October 2004, by which time it had become clear there were no WMDs, Biden told an audience at the Council on Foreign Relations, “I never believed they had weapons of mass destruction.”
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+In fact, as Biden had said in 1998, he believed not only that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, but no amount of inspections or diplomacy could guarantee their removal. That, he told Ritter, could only be done by “guys like you in uniform to be back on foot in the desert taking this son of a — taking Saddam down.”
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+Biden’s thought process puts critical hearings he held in 2002 as chair of the Foreign Relations Committee in sharper context. That summer, as the world was focused on the war in Afghanistan, from where the attacks of September 11, 2001, had been launched, Biden sought to begin “a national dialogue” on Iraq. During a series of high-profile hearings, he feigned neutrality, but his earlier questioning of Ritter leaves no doubt where he stood: Iraq had WMDs, and the only way to disarm Iraq with confidence was to depose Saddam Hussein. Biden, given his chairmanship, was a leading voice on foreign policy within the party. He had voted against the first Gulf War, waged by Bush’s father, and wasn’t considered a knee-jerk hawk. His support for the 2003 war made Democratic opposition ultimately untenable — even as Ritter, in the run up to it, loudly made the case against war, arguing that the WMD claims were overhyped.
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+Biden had reason to disbelieve the WMD claims. In a classified hearing on September 24, 2002, at the urging of a staff member, Biden asked then-CIA Director George Tenet what evidence of WMDs the U.S. had “technically collected.”
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+“None, Senator,” Tenet said, according to an account in the book “Hubris,” by Michael Isikoff and David Corn. Biden, wondering if there was some highly classified evidence, asked Tenet, “George, do you want me to clear the staff out of the room?” Tenet told him no. “There’s no reason to, Senator.”
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+“‘None, Senator’ — that answer will ring in my ears as long as I live,” the staffer later told the authors. Later in that same hearing, Biden heard from two government witnesses who rejected the “aluminum tubes” claim that had been circulating, and would later become a centerpiece of Secretary of State Colin Powell’s presentation to the United Nations.
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+Biden, to be sure, was not a full-throated advocate for the war on Bush’s terms, and throughout the fall, worked with Republican Sens. Richard Lugar and Chuck Hagel to try to build support for a narrower authorization, that would only allow Bush to attack Iraq for the purpose of dismantling a WMD program. But the effort was undercut by House Democratic leaders, and particularly Rep. Dick Gephardt, D-Mo., who pushed ahead with Bush’s broader resolution. “I was angry,” Biden later said, according to “Hubris.” “I was frustrated. But I never second-guess another man’s political judgment.”
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+Biden was also aware of the difficulty of invading and occupying Iraq, unlike some of his Republican colleagues. In February 1998, the News Journal of Wilmington reported that Biden saw invasion as unlikely.
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+Though some Republicans have urged the military to remove Saddam from power entirely, Biden said there was little will for that in Congress. Such a move would require a bloody ground war, the use of 300,000 to 500,000 ground troops, and some kind of continuing presence in Iraq while a new government is installed, he said.
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+Yet during the summer 2002 hearings, Biden claimed that “one thing is clear, these weapons must be dislodged from Saddam Hussein, or Saddam Hussein must be dislodged from power.” Given that he was already on record believing that the weapons could never effectively be dislodged from Saddam Hussein, that left only one option: war. Biden voted for the Iraq war resolution on October 11, 2002, three weeks after hearing from Tenet in the classified session.
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+For many leaders, mounting public ire would be cause for worry. But Xi's reiteration of the "dynamic zero" policy reflects an imperative not to look weak in a year in which he needs to appear strong.
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+The US strategy towards Iran and Iraq may have changed, but the Iranian response will be more of the same. Much more.
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+The assassination of Iranian general Qassem Soleimani has ushered in another turbulent decade for the Middle East. US President Donald Trump’s decision to greenlight the assassination of the head of the Quds Force, the paramilitary wing of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, is for all practical purposes a “declaration of war” with far-reaching implications for the region, especially Iraq.
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+US attempts to portray Soleimani as a master terrorist leader, like say, ISIL’s (ISIS’s) Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is wrong and misses the big picture. Soleimani may have been controversial, even a bloody “shadow commander”, but he served at the pleasure of Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Hosseini Khamenei, to protect and expand the regime’s interests in the Middle East. The killing of Soleimani is an attack on the Iranian state.
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+So why did the US resort to his assassination, why now and what is its endgame?
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+The Trump calculus
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+Several people in Trump’s close circle like former national security advisors, Michael Flynn and John Bolton, and “unofficial advisors” like Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, have all incessantly urged him to act militarily against Iran and push for regime change.
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+But for three years, Trump chose to ignore their advice, insisting that the US does not seek war with the Islamic Republic. Instead, he slapped Tehran with tough sanctions aimed at crippling its economy, containing its regional ambitions and forcing it back to the negotiations table to sign another deal – a “Trump deal”.
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+So, what changed?
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+Well, basically, the Trump administration realised its “maximum pressure” policy has failed. It may have hurt Iran but it did not isolate or deter a bellicose Iranian leadership.
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+Iran’s proxy attack on the US embassy in Baghdad earlier this week was a rude reminder of the humiliating 1979 takeover of the US embassy in Tehran that demoralised the Carter administration and the 2012 attack on the US diplomatic compound in Benghazi that bruised the Obama administration.
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+The Trump administration, which feared a repeat of this scenario in Baghdad, claims its response was meant to safeguard American lives from future attacks, not start war with Iran. Or, according to the sceptics, it was meant to safeguard the Trump presidency by deflecting attention from the impeachment during an election year.
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+Either way, the assassination is a clear departure from the policy of sanctions, showing Trump’s readiness to use US military might as much as its economic power.
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+Actions speak louder than words.
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+Iran’s strategy
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+From the outset, the Islamic Republic rejected Trump’s abandonment of the nuclear deal and the imposition of sanctions as unacceptable bullying, and refused to sit by idly while US sanctions blocked the country’s vital oil exports, crippled its economy and bankrupted its military.
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+Tehran expanded its proxy attacks on US assets and allies in the area, including recent attacks on tankers in the Gulf and Saudi oil installations, leading up to this week’s attack on US positions in Iraq.
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+Tehran has also cultivated new strategic alliances with Russia and China, joining the two for war games in the Gulf of Oman in late December.
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+The assassination is not going to change any of these policies; in fact, it will merely accelerate them.
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+If history is any guide, Iran will absorb the attack at first and avoid an all-out war with far superior US military forces. Trump may have challenged Khamenei for a duel, but the supreme leader prefers fighting in the shadows.
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+So, respond, he will. His options are plentiful and his timetable is open-ended. This includes assassinations, covert operations, low-intensity warfare and oil and maritime disruptions in the Gulf region.
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+In other words, more of the same – much more.
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+This will especially be the case in Iraq, where Iran has long exploited US failure and retrenchment in order to shore up its allies and clients and increase its strategic leverage against the US.
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+And it may well do that again.
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+Vying for Iraq
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+Contrary to conventional wisdom and apocalyptical scenarios of World War III starting, the assassination of Soleimani may well prove to be Trump’s ticket out of Iraq, just as the assassination of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was his ticket out of the Syrian conflict.
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+This fits in perfectly with his desire for strategic redeployment in the Middle East to extract US troops and civilians from the local hotspots and provide the Pentagon with greater freedom to act against its enemies. This means more drone attacks, special forces operations and guided missile strikes with minimum risk for US personnel.
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+It is nothing new for the US, which redeployed out of Lebanon following the 1983 bombing of the US Marine barracks, and pulled out of Somalia after the 1993 attack on US troops. Similarly, it is planning a withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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+Of course, Iraq is different. It is a far bigger deal for the US after it invested billions of dollars and lost thousands of lives trying to keep hold of the country over the past 16 years.
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+But as a businessman-cum-statesman, Donald Trump is guided by a golden business rule that says: do not throw good money after bad, regardless of pride, oil or partners.
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+The question is: Will Iran exploit this US tendency for retrenchment, or encourage its propensity for war?
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+Either way, Iraq and the rest of the divided Arab world will continue to suffer as a result, in accordance with the old Swahili proverb: When elephants fight and when they play, it is the grass that gets crushed.
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+SQUARE ENIX HOLDINGS
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+A New Year's Letter from the President
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+I would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year.
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+In 2019, the digital entertainment industry saw the announcement of next-generation consoles like Sony Interactive Entertainment’s PlayStation 5 and Microsoft’s Xbox Series X. Cloud streaming services also came into their own, with the introduction of Google Stadia, NVIDIA GeForce NOW, and the announcement that Microsoft will launch its xCloud platform this year. With the arrival of these new platforms comes the potential for major change in the nature of content platforms and competition between platform providers. Further, as smartphones have begun to offer less in the way of new functionality and grown more mature as gaming devices, expectations have begun to mount for the arrival of new AR glasses.
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+A new era in gaming experiences
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+While Japan’s mobile gaming market continues to expand, its growth has slowed. Best-selling gaming app sales remained largely unchanged, but it was also a year that clearly illustrated the principle of survival of the fittest as titles offering new experiences were able to make significant market share gains. More so than ever before, people will be looking for “something else”—something original and innovative. The companies that are able to make that a reality will survive in the new era. The HD game space is also poised for change as this new era brings the advent of cloud gaming and the likelihood that games themselves will become more service-based. The very nature of gaming experiences is likely to undergo rapid change as gameplay becomes less of a one-way street and we begin to have more interactions with other players and viewers.
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+Cloud streaming comes into its own with 5G on the horizon
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+Against this backdrop of change, we are not only making steady progress on developing next-generation console titles, but also actively readying ourselves to support cloud gaming, which we expect to take off with the advent of 5G. The arrival of streaming as a new distribution platform will not only further accelerate the transition from the traditional disk-based sales model to digital sales, but could also drive significant change in business models themselves via the adoption of subscription models, for example. We are especially hopeful about the major potential cloud streaming services possess to expand markets in growing regions such as India and South America, where there has not been significant adoption of traditional game consoles. As telecommunications infrastructure improves, cloud streaming will directly provide customers in such markets with playing environments that eliminate the need for traditional consoles or PCs. From a game development perspective as well, we will strive to create gaming experiences only possible in the cloud, meaning developing cloud-native or cloud-centric games. For cloud streaming to enjoy mass adoption, there will need to be innovation not only in terms of distribution, but also in terms of gaming experiences. We believe that new gaming experiences that would have been impossible on traditional game consoles will be a major driver of cloud gaming adoption. Our efforts to develop cloud-native or cloud-centric titles are already underway, and we will strive to create new gaming experiences. We naturally face a mountain of challenges, including technological hurdles that must be overcome and issues with telecommunications costs. However, we have no doubt that cloud gaming will represent a major trend over the next five years as we enter the age of 5G and that our strategies for flexibly responding to that trend will be key. We intend to stay on top of new developments and leverage cloud gaming to drive new growth.
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+Using technology to create new forms of entertainment
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+Given advances in the IoT domain, we plan to invest aggressively in the creation of new forms of entertainment that leverages the diverse portfolio of technologies we have built up through our game development efforts. In the case of AI in particular, we will be undertaking a wide range of initiatives that go beyond gaming as we strive to create broader forms of entertainment AI.
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+In addition, as the world looks forward to the arrival of new devices like AR glasses, we are continuing our R&D efforts into technologies such as XR. We believe that we will be able to start unveiling the achievements such efforts in some projects as early as this year. Meanwhile, games using blockchain are no longer in their infancy and are gradually coming to represent a more significant presence. Rather than treating blockchain gaming as an opportunity for speculative investment, we believe establishing whether it is capable of bringing something new to our customers’ gaming experiences will be the key to growth.
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+2020 will be a year of major changes for the digital entertainment industry as we stand on the cusp of a new era. We intend to view these changes as opportunities and to take on a variety of new challenges. Please look forward to what we will achieve.
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+I thank you for your continued support in the New Year.
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+Yosuke Matsuda
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+President and Representative Director,
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+SQUARE ENIX HOLDINGS CO., LTD.
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+The word “socialism” is becoming more and more mainstream. When Democratic Sen. Bernie Sanders launched his 2016 presidential bid, only a fringe few dared to use the label. To call yourself a socialist was supposedly a political death sentence. Now, in part thanks to Sanders, many are wearing “socialism” as a badge of pride. Dozens of socialist candidates have won seats all over the country, including two members of Congress, and membership in the Democratic Socialists of America has exploded. According to a 2019 YouGov poll, 70 percent of millennials now say they would vote for a socialist.
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+But what is socialism? How do you know whether you’re a socialist? Could you be one already without knowing it?
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+But what is socialism? How do you know whether you’re a socialist? Could you be one already without knowing it?
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+In fact, it can be difficult to answer the question of what precisely socialism is, because socialists themselves disagree over it. That’s not surprising; Democrats disagree over what it means to be a Democrat, too. It’s an abstract term that describes a diverse population with a lot of conflicting ideas. One popular perception, repeated by Republican Sen. Rand Paul in “The Case Against Socialism,” is that socialism is about “government control of the means of production.” But that’s pretty clearly wrong: historically, many socialists considered themselves outright anarchists, who wanted to get rid of government altogether.
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+A better definition, at least as far as the economic dimension of socialism, is the concept of “worker control.” What socialists have disliked is the concentration of wealth and power in the hands of a small number of people. What they have demanded is that ordinary working people get their fair share of the wealth. Some socialists have believed strongly in the power of government, others have believed that worker cooperatives or syndicates could give workers their share. Matt Bruenig of the socialist People’s Policy Project has proposed a large “social wealth fund” that would distribute returns on public assets to the people as a whole, while Bernie Sanders (now running for president again) has put forth a plan to give employees seats on company boards and give ordinary workers guaranteed shares of stock.
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+The specifics vary, but what all socialists have in common is a dislike for the class system, where some people work incredibly hard all their lives and end up with nothing, while other people get to make money in their sleep just by owning things. Socialists think that if you work for a company, you ought to reap rewards when it succeeds, and you ought to have a say in how it’s run.
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+But there’s more to it than that. In my book, ”Why You Should Be A Socialist,” I argue that what socialists have in common is a sense of “solidarity” with people at the bottom, no matter who they are. As the famous socialist presidential candidate Eugene Debs said 100 years ago, “while there is a lower class, I am in it, and while there is a criminal element I am of it, and while there is a soul in prison, I am not free.”
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+That commitment may seem radical: who wants to be of the criminal element? But socialists think in terms of universals: we think everyone deserves healthcare and housing, not just the people who prove themselves morally worthy. Sanders was criticized when he said that inmates should be able to vote. But that was an admirably socialist thing to say: some rights should not have exceptions.
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+A lot of socialists’ day-to-day focus, then, is not on restructuring who owns the “means of production,” but on looking at the lives of people at the bottom and figuring out how to make them better. And we have this commitment because of solidarity: you want the same things for everyone else that you have for yourself. That’s what Sanders was talking about when he ended a speech this fall by saying:
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+Are you willing to fight for that person who you don’t even know as much as you’re willing to fight for yourself? … Are you willing to fight for young people drowning in student debt, even if you are not? Are you willing to fight to ensure that every American has health care as a human right, even if you have good health care? Are you willing to fight for frightened immigrant neighbors, even if you are native born?
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+The “even if you are not” part is what’s important for socialists. Anyone can pursue their own self-interest, and there are good arguments for, say, joining a union based on what it will do for you personally. But socialism means rejecting the idea, pushed by people like Milton Friedman and Ayn Rand, that being primarily concerned with one’s own self-interest is acceptable.
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+Millennials are sometimes criticized for not knowing what socialism means. But I think we have a pretty clear sentiment in mind: We all look at the migrants trapped in President Donald Trump’s squalid jails, the homeless people sleeping at the foot of luxury towers, the people trying to pay their medical bills on GoFundMe, and we are horrified. Our mindset is quite simply that the intolerable cannot be tolerated. And if you believe that, you just might be a socialist yourself.
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+Despite current political tensions and frequent concerns over the rule of law, a number of emerging economies have recently been able to enhance their attractiveness vis-a-vis German family-run businesses, a new survey by the Leibniz Center for European Economic Research (ZEW) bears out.
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+The study says that many emerging nations have increased their efforts to become more attractive to foreign small- and medium-sized businesses across Germany.
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+Nobody is perfect
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+According to ZEW's most recent ranking, Russia was able to defend its top position as the emerging market that German family firms trust most. They said they were highly pleased with the skilled workers on the ground, but also mentioned the favorable situation pertaining to taxation and low energy costs in Russia. The country retained its top slot depite getting extremely bad marks for its democratic institution-building endeavors.
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+Runner-up Turkey was also perceived to have taken a string of measures to enhance its attractiveness for both domestic and foreign investors, with German family businesses embracing the nation‘s favorable tax laws and liberal regulatory stipulations.
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+China was also among the emerging economies where German family firms registered improvements,making investments easier for them. They did complain, though, about a lack of skills among the workforce and low productivity.
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+Watch video 04:01 China - Europe's partner or rival?
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+The ZEW survey points out that South Africa has showed the worst development among the big emerging economies last year in the eyes of German family-held firms. "This is a reflection of what happened under the nine-year presidency of Jacob Zuma, who only stepped down in 2018, and who had caused investors to lose faith in his country,” said the author of the study, ZEW's Friedrich Heinemann.
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+In last place in the current ranking is Brazil, where the situation was bad and continues to be unfavorable, the study finds in pointing to the country's weak infrastructure and hostile regulatory environment.
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+Study takeaways
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+The survey concludes that nations such as Russia and China have strong potential to do a lot more business with the European Union, adding that further improvements largely depend on the easing of political tensions.
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+ZEW researchers don't fail to note that the results of the study should prompt German policymakers to rethink their economic policy.
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+"Emerging markets are becoming increasingly attractive as business locations for family-run companies across Germany," the study emphasizes, adding that in many of these countries regulatory restrictions are being removed, and so is a good deal of state control over markets.
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+"This development is in stark contrast to the situation in Germany where policymakers have bent over backwards to regulate and intervene."
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+New York (CNN Business) Just two seasons ago the NFL — the biggest ratings powerhouse on TV — found itself in a media maelstrom. The league was dealing with flagging ratings and strident criticism from President Donald Trump. But that now seems long ago with the NFL notching big ratings for the second season in a row.
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+The league's TV viewership for the 2019 season was up roughly 5% overall from the year prior, bringing in about 16.5 million viewers with the league's TV partners, Fox, CBS, NBC and ESPN, all benefiting from ratings increases.
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+This makes 2019 the most watched NFL season in three years. It also keeps up the ratings momentum from the 2018 season, which had increased viewership over the year prior.
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+In short, the NFL completely dominated TV last year. The league accounted for 47 of the top 50 most-watched shows on TV this season, including the entire top 10. NBC's "Sunday Night Football" averaged 20 million viewers and is on pace to be TV's No. 1 show in prime time for the ninth consecutive year, according to the network.
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+The NFL was able to bring in big viewership this season thanks to the parity among teams big and small, said Jay Rosenstein, an adjunct professor at NYU's Tisch Institute for Global Sport and a former VP of programming at CBS Sports.
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+Gregor Gog’s life was one that spanned a time of social transformations, revolutions and human catastrophes in Europe.
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+Born in Schwerin an der Wartke (now Skwierzyna, Western Poland) in 1891 and raised in modest circumstances, Gog had a life marked by upheavals and changes of direction, from a short period of fame through suffering and hardships to his early death in the Soviet hinterland in 1945.
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+Young Gog just wanted to see the world. At 19, too old to be hired on merchant ships, he went into the German navy and, in 1914, involuntarily became a participant in World War I. This was the beginning of his political journey.
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+Now, Gog’s political biography is being brought to life in a comic that resurrects an almost forgotten part of social history and traces back to the roots of street papers.
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+“Gog met with anarchy-minded sailors late in the First World War and visited an illegally organized reading circle there,” said Patrick Spät, author of the comic book, “King of the Vagabonds,” which was recently published by Avant. “From there, he was – put simply – an anarchist.”
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+Gog faced the military courts several times after being charged with incitement to mutiny and the spread of antimilitaristic propaganda. He was also admitted to so-called madhouses and suffered kidney disease as a result of his imprisonment, but he was released in 1917 after being deemed to be, in the language of the day, “permanently war unusable.” In 1918, he took part in the Kiel Mutiny, an uprising of the High Seas Fleet that led to the German Revolution and, subsequently, the collapse of the German Empire and establishment of the Weimar Republic. He then moved to the Swabian town of Bath Urach. His home, Kommune am Grünen Weg (“Commune on the Green Path”) became a magnet for anarchists, communists, artists, proto-hippies, life reformers and itinerant preachers.
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+Shelter for everyone
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+The comic, “King of the Vagabonds,” shows Gog and his wife, Anni Geiger-Gog, living with the poet and council republican Erich Mühsam, the miracle preacher and so-called “father of alternative movements” Gusto Gräser, and the late East German hymn poet and culture minister Johannes R. Becher in a kind of libertarian paradise. Gog eventually left because of his preference for travel and practical politics over the neo-Christian doctrines of salvation. On the way he met the painter Hans Tombrock and the dancer and poet Jo Mihaly, both of whom were from Dortmund. The “Tippelschwester,” Jo Mihaly, with her adopted Roma name, went on to write many poems for Gog’s magazine, Der Kunde (The Customer). Her books were later banned and burned by the Nazis.
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+Hans Tombrock later marched on Dortmund in 1920 with the Red Ruhr Army in the fight against the Kapp-Putsch, the attempted coup of March 13, 1920, which sought to overthrow the Weimar Republic and to establish autocratic rule in Germany. He was imprisoned until 1924 as a result. After that, Tombrock spent his life on the move and lived off the proceeds from selling his drawings. Like Michaly and Gog, he managed to escape to Switzerland in 1933. Later, during his exile in Sweden, he met Bertolt Brecht and worked with him. After World War II, he founded The School of Fine and Applied Arts in Dortmund before moving to East Germany in 1949. Like those of Gog and many of the participants in the Vagabond movement, Tombrock’s literary estate is held at the Fritz-Hüser-Institute in Dortmund.
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+“I really like Tombrock’s work,” said Bea Davies, who illustrated “King of the Vagabonds.” “His drawings are very black and raw in their composition. I’ve been working with a brush pen that makes very fine and very accurate lines, but they are also rather raw and not so controlled. Perhaps it’s not reflected in my work, but I was very inspired by him.”
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+Patrick Spät and Bea Davies are the author and illustrator of the comic “King of the Vagabonds.” Photo courtesy of Berthold Leibinger Foundation, Fritz Huser Institute
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+Strike for life
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+In the anthology “Era of Vagabonds,” published by the Hüser Institute, the authors describe Gog’s wanderings as embodying “a swing between reflection and resistance, unemployment and (the) refusal to work, between uprooting and departure, isolation and freedom.” For many, radicalization occurred as a result of the poverty experienced in the so-called Golden Twenties. As a result of the global economic crisis, the number of homeless people increased from 70,000 to 450,000 in Germany.
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+“The fact that something like the rediscovery of the Weimar Republic is happening (in popular culture) was another motivating factor for us to make this comic,” Spät said. “We appreciate productions like (the neo-noir TV series) “Babylon Berlin” a lot, but the focus is often on this bourgeois luster and glamour of life, which is really great, exciting and progressive. But what often falls off the table is the massive social misery that prevailed in Germany and Europe. To show it — to literally show it, because we were producing a comic — was very important to us.”
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+In 1927, Gog founded the International Brotherhood of Vagabonds.
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+“The attitude of the Brotherhood was: We expect nothing more from the state,” Spät said. “We do not want help, which is not offered anyway, and, if it is, it involves reprisals. We are organizing ourselves (in order to achieve) self-help. Shortly thereafter, Gog became the editor-in-chief of Der Kunde.
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+“This ‘street paper’ provided life and survival tips (to its Brotherhood readers) and recommended art exhibitions and meeting places because physical encounters mattered significantly when it came to organizing themselves,” Spät said.
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+STREET PAPERS: Street Roots is part of a global movement
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+And indeed, the Brotherhood’s evening meetings started to grow, and the first International Vagabond Congress was organized in Stuttgart in 1929. The authorities reacted in panic, and the media response was hostile on an international scale. Despite this, around 600 participants made it through the police barriers. The event was a great success and another popularity boost for Gog, the so-called King of Vagabonds. Gog even starred in a silent film with his friend Tombrock.
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+The effects of barbarism
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+What followed then is perhaps the most dramatic split in Gog’s life. On a trip to the Soviet Union in July 1930, the anti-authoritarian, anarchist Gog became a Communist Party member who, through his now fundamentally changed newspaper, sought “to transform the vagabonds into a reserve army of the fighting proletariat.” Many of Gog’s previous travel companions turned away in disappointment and irritation.
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+Soon after the National Socialists appeared on the German political scene, Gog had sensed what a Nazi takeover would mean. A few weeks after the Nazis came to power, he was arrested, sent to a concentration camp and tortured. Luckily, he managed to escape to Switzerland on Christmas Eve, 1933.
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+In his diary, he wrote: “The country road lost itself in the jungle of fascist barbarism … . Concentration camps, forced labor and beatings: the German Bourgeoisie has always wanted this for us.”
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+Gog arrived in the Soviet Union via Paris; he was critically ill and living in increasingly difficult conditions. He survived a suicide attempt in 1945 but died two weeks later in Tashkent, then part of the Soviet Union and now the capital of Uzbekistan.
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+“We have left the years of suffering out of the comic. For us, the foreground was the Brotherhood and Gog’s transformation into a Communist,” Spät said. “We included the story of the escape from the Nazis to Switzerland because that was important to us. Homeless people, vagabonds and so-called tramps have, until today, been largely ignored as victims of the Nazis.”
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+And what else is left of Gog?
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+“Despite all of his contradictions, Gog was a good person with a clear view of the world,” Davies said. “Speaking from today’s perspective, I do not see his courage in our communities. Current society is so informed, but still so silent. That’s how I see it. Gog’s approach for the government to ‘go whistle’ seems extreme. But if I look at the governments of the world, I think we would be better if we did things ourselves.”
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+Spät admires Gog for another reason.
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+“Gog, for a time, successfully managed to bring together and organize the homeless, vagabonds and the excluded,” he said. “That deserves admiration.”
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+Translated from German by Fernanda Janeiro. Courtesy of bodo / INSP.ngo
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+Street Roots is an award-winning, nonprofit, weekly newspaper focusing on economic, environmental and social justice issues. Our newspaper is sold in Portland, Oregon, by people experiencing homelessness and/or extreme poverty as means of earning an income with dignity. Learn more about Street Roots. Support your community newspaper by making a one-time or recurring gift today.
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+DNV GL, an accreditation and research group, sees Canada and the United States increasing population and wealth, yet still lowering total energy use by 30% while shifting toward almost 90% CO2 free electricity by the year 2050.
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+The group’s annual Energy Transition Outlook sees federal policies lagging in both countries, but local politics picking up the pace.
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+The analysis suggests that 24% of electricity in the two countries will come from photovoltaics by 2050, totaling just over 1.7 petawatt-hours that year. This will be generated by a total of 962 GWac of solar power, which by the late 2020s will start to be installed at 35 to 45GWac of capacity per year. This volume slowly increases to an AC capacity factor of 20% by the end of the period.
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+Wind power will head toward almost 50%, with onshore rising to 26% from today’s approximate 8%, and offshore growing from effectively 0% today (30MW total installed in Rhode Island) to 22% by 2050. Hydro and nuclear are expected to hold onto 8% of electricity generation each. The total amount of electricity from these five CO2 free sources is 88%, with gas fired generation pushing another 10% of the electrons into the power grid — and by the early 30s coal will head to 0%.
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+No seasonal storage was considered for the report – all battery capacity considered came from flow, lithium ion, pumped storage and EVs. Interestingly, standalone lithium ion is suggested as delivering only a small amount of electricity, while EVs and flow batteries offer multiple orders of magnitude greater energy storage services. Flow batteries are predicted to install almost 2,000GWh of capacity, with standalone lithium ion only 19GWh.
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+Globally, almost 12 TWac of solar power will be installed, with China being responsible for approximately 4.4 TWac, and India for another 2 TWac of that capacity. By this point, a full one-third of global electricity is projected to come from solar power. Sometime in the 2030s we’ll start installing 600 GWac/year, with solar power being 60% of all new electricity generating capacity (but not generation) installed per year.
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+Broader regional energy usage will still heavily be comprised of fossil emitting sources, with the majority of the declines in emissions coming from efficiency gains versus displacement from newer, cleaner sources. As a part of total energy use, electricity will come to supply 45% of it – up from just over 21% today, and of course 90% of this will be from CO2 free sources.
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+At that point, 50% of our emissions will come from transportation and a third from heating buildings.
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+FILE PHOTO: Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi speaks during a symbolic funeral ceremony of Major General Ali al-Lami, who commands the Iraqi Federal Police's Fourth Division, who was killed in Salahuddin, in Baghdad, Iraq October 23, 2019. REUTERS/Khalid al-Mousily/File Photo
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+BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The Iraqi military joint operations command has received a letter from the U.S. army concerning a possible withdrawal of its troops from the country, Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi said on Tuesday.
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+The letter’s English and Arabic language versions were not identical so Iraq had requested clarifications from Washington, Abdul Mahdi told a televised cabinet meeting.
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+He spoke two days after Iraqi lawmakers, with his support, voted for a resolution demanding a removal of all foreign forces from Iraq following the killing of Iranian military commander Qassem Soleimani in a U.S. drone strike at Baghdad airport. His death has raised fears of a broader regional war.
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+U.S. Army General Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said on Monday that a leaked letter from the U.S. military to Iraq that created impressions of an imminent U.S. withdrawal was a poorly worded draft document meant only to underscore an increased movement of forces.
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+“Poorly worded, implies withdrawal. That’s not what’s happening,” General Mark Milley said.
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+Abdul Mahdi said if this letter was indeed a draft as U.S. officials say, then Washington should send another letter to clarify the situation.
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+Defense Secretary Mark Esper said on Monday that the United States had no plans to pull its troops out of Iraq following reports by Reuters and other media of an American military letter informing Iraqi officials about repositioning troops in preparation for leaving the country.
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+Foreign forces have been in Iraq mainly as part of a U.S.-led coalition that has trained and backed up Iraqi security forces against the threat of Islamic State militants.
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+Behind the scenes at the Dakar Rally: is it the world's toughest race?
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+Auto Express
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+Update, 5pm ET: Shortly after this article was published, the Buttigieg campaign announced it would release its bundlers names by the end of the week and allow press in fundraising events, confirmed by Senior Advisor for Communications Lis Smith.
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+Mayor Pete Buttigieg’s presidential campaign stopped disclosing the names of its campaign donation bundlers in November as the Indiana mayor faced increased scrutiny after surging in some early swing state polls, McClatchy reported last week.
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+The campaign is also continuing to block press from his fundraising events as one rival, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), calls on him to allow media to attend the events and report on who’s attending and what’s being said.
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+A review of Buttigieg’s known bundlers shows why his campaign is reluctant to disclose the names going forward: Some are registered lobbyists, while others are “shadow” federal lobbyists, with executive titles like “government relations” at heavy-lobbying firms. Three high-profile attorneys representing controversial clients bundled checks for Buttigieg but had their individual donations returned after their support was revealed.
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+The Buttigieg campaign initially committed in April to release the names of its bundlers, joining only then-candidate Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) in pledging to do so. But as of October, it had not updated its bundler list. Buttigieg rivals Sen. Warren and Sen. Bernie Sanders (D-Vt.) said they do not have big-money bundlers to disclose, according to the Center for Responsive Politics. Former Vice President Joe Biden’s campaign did not respond to CRP’s inquiries about disclosing its bundlers. Biden’s campaign recently reversed itself to allow a super PAC led by lobbyists and executives to raise and spend unlimited sums of money in support of Biden.
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+Here are some of the bundlers and fundraiser hosts behind Buttigieg’s fundraising rise—the kind of executives and influence peddlers who will likely continue to collect checks and organize events for his campaign.
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+Steve Elmendorf—partner and co-founder of lobbying firm Subject Matter
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+Elmendorf is a federal lobbyist who went through the revolving door in 2005 after working as chief of staff to former House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt. Elmendorf’s name appears on a list of bundlers released by the campaign in April. His name was removed from an online fundraiser invitation after Buttigieg reversed his earlier position and decided to ban contributions from lobbyists. Ten of his Democratic rivals, including Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden, have pledged not to accept federal lobbyist contributions.
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+Elmendorf lobbied for multiple members of the Partnership for America’s Health Care Future, a health care industry-funded nonprofit founded to defeat Medicare for All and Medicare public-option plans. As of the third quarter of this year, Elmendorf was also registered to lobby for the Federation of American Hospitals, oil company BP America, Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs, Verizon, Facebook, and dozens more corporate clients.
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+Lobbyist Steven A. Elmendorf attends the GLG Social Impact Fellows Event on September 15, 2014 in New York City. (Getty Images)
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+Hamilton James—executive vice chairman of Blackstone, the world’s largest private equity firm
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+James hosted a Buttigieg fundraiser at his home on June 13, drawing finance industry support. James is a longtime Democratic donor who The New York Times described in 2016 as “one of the leading Wall Street contenders for an economic policy post in a future Clinton administration.” In 2017, when James was president of Blackstone, the firm announced a $40 billion U.S. infrastructure fund with half of the cash coming from the government of Saudi Arabia, which in October assassinated journalist and Washington Post contributor Jamal Khashoggi.
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+Blackstone and other private equity firms are significant investors in the fossil fuel industry, and while large donations from their executives don’t technically violate the No Fossil Fuel Money pledge, signed by Buttigieg and other presidential candidates, their firms are active drivers of the current boom in U.S. fossil fuel production.
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+In the first half of this year, Sludge and LittleSis found, the Buttigieg campaign received a maximum contribution of $5,600 from Blackstone chairman Bennett Goodman and a total of $30,800 from the firm’s employees
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+Alexandra Walsh and Beth Wilkinson—attorneys at D.C. law firm Wilkinson Walsh + Eskovitz
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+Washington lawyers Walsh and Wilkinson represented Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh in his confirmation hearing amidst accusations of sexual assault by Christine Blasey Ford and other alleged victims. Buttigieg attended a July fundraiser co-hosted by Walsh, and in November the campaign told the Guardian US that it returned the law partners’ maximum donations and renounced their support.
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+Stephen R. Patton—lawyer with Kirkland & Ellis in Chicago
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+Patton led an effort to block the release of a video depicting the deadly shooting of African-American teenager Laquan McDonald, according to multiple reports. Following a public backlash after an Associated Press article identified Patton as a Buttigieg bundler, the Buttigieg campaign returned the contributions Patton had collected, as well as Patton’s own contribution, and cut ties before an Oct. 18 event.
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+Bradley Tusk—NYC lobbyist and political consultant for Uber and other startups
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+Tusk, dubbed “Silicon Valley’s favorite fixer,” hosted an Oct. 21 campaign event for Buttigieg in Manhattan. Previously, Tusk was a top aide to former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, who was convicted of federal corruption, and was campaign manager for Mike Bloomberg’s successful third term for New York City Mayor, made possible only after a 29-22 Council vote in October 2008 to change the city’s term-limit laws. Consulting for Uber, an August 2018 Wall Street Journal profile credited Tusk with delaying for years sought-after regulatory caps on the company’s growth by New York City government. In lieu of regular pay, Tusk took Uber stock as compensation, a stake that grew to be valued at $100 million. Tusk Ventures has had a stake in 28 companies, touting advisory experience in helping startups push back against city government regulations. His book, released last year, was titled “The Fixer: My Adventures Saving Startups from Death by Politics.”
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+Bradley Tusk, left, speaks onstage during TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2016. Steve Jennings/Getty Images for TechCrunch
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+Tusk is currently a registered lobbyist for the Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association of the City of New York (PBA), the largest labor union representing police officers in the city. This summer, Buttigieg was protested by South Bend, Indiana residents who criticized his mayoral record on diversity in city police and his leadership on police accountability after a fatal June shooting by a white officer of a black man during an investigation. The PBA is an outspoken force in city politics, resisting reform efforts by community groups for greater public accountability.
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+Tusk is also registered to lobby in New York City for MoneyLion, a credit-builder loan app; Bird, the electric scooter startup that is currently awaiting New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s signature on a bill that would permit its service in the city; and Charter Communications, the giant telecom company with over $5 billion in operating income that last year reached a $176 million settlement with New York state government for flouting oversight of its advertised broadband speeds.
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+David Fares— 21st Century Fox senior vice president of government relations
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+Fares, a former News Corporation lobbyist, hosted a London affair kicking off five fundraising events in Europe that was headlined by Chasten Buttigieg, the mayor’s husband. The Oct. 22 London fundraiser was co-hosted by Eric Beinhocker, an alumnus of McKinsey & Company, a consulting firm where Buttigieg previously worked, and Lia Larson, a managing director for Goldman Sachs.
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+In the third quarter of the year, Buttigieg doubled his field-leading support from the finance industry. Fifty-three employees of McKinsey combined to donate over $53,000 so far, with nine executives from the firm’s energy, banking, and health care practices maxing out.
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+As vice president of government relations at 21st Century Fox, Fares oversees millions of dollars in lobbying expenditures each year aimed at influencing the federal government and states on issues like intellectual property enforcement, taxes, data privacy, and media ownership rules.
+
+Thaddeus Burns—head of public affairs at Merck
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+Burns hosted a campaign event in Geneva on Oct. 24 at the home of former Ambassador to Finland Charles Adams, who was on the Obama campaign’s national finance committee and previously a partner at high-powered lobbying firm Akin Gump. Burns was a registered lobbyist at Akin Gump from 1999-2007, a period during which he represented clients in the pharmaceutical industry including Merck, Pfizer, Human Genome Sciences, and Wyeth. From 2014-2017, he was a lobbyist for General Electric, where he lobbied mostly on trade and intellectual property issues.
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+As of late September, Sludge found Buttigieg was second only to President Trump in campaign donors from the health care sector, taking in over 100 large donations from healthcare and pharmaceutical executives while transforming himself into a leading critic of Medicare for All.
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+Rich Weissman—former senior vice president at Bank of America
+
+Wesisman hosted a fundraiser for Buttigieg at a private resort in Palm Springs on Nov. 20, the Intercept reported. Attendees who contributed more than $1,000 were invited to a “meet and greet” reception with the mayor, while those contributing at least $250 were given general access to the event.
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+As a Bank of America executive, Weissman encouraged the use of home equity loans for things like car purchases, a practice that increased mortgage borrowers’ risk and made foreclosure more likely for them. In 2013, Weissman joined the board of directors of the Log Cabin Republicans, “a Republican organization working to build a stronger, more inclusive Republican Party.”
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+Bank of America has continued to finance the fossil fuel industry with nearly $170 billion over the past three years, recently advising Occidental Petroleum in a bid to take over Texas-based Anadarko Petroleum, according to a Little Sis report.
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+The Buttigieg campaign did not respond to a request for comment on its decision to stop releasing its bundlers’ names and to cut off press access at its fundraising events.
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+A September analysis by OpenSecrets found that Buttigieg, along with former Vice President Joe Biden and then-candidate Senator Kamala Harris (D-Calif.), took in more than half of their campaign funding from large donations of over $200, including thousands of maximum contributions. An August analysis by Sludge of the demographics of large donors found that Buttigieg had received contributions from more individuals who earn above $100,000 per year than any other candidate (4,832).
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+In May, Politico reported: “Buttigieg’s top-tier bundlers—referred to as his ‘National Investors Circle’—[each] pledge to raise at least $250,000 during the primary.” In April, campaign communications adviser Lis Smith said about disclosing bundlers: “We will be transparent about it, but I will need to get back to you on the additional details.”
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+In 2017, when running for Democratic National Committee chair, Buttigieg did not endorse reinstating a ban on lobbyist donations to the DNC. The campaign transparency project Democracy In Action lists 18 members of the Pete For America finance team, including National Investment Chair Swati Mylavarapu of San Francisco.
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+Political reporters Matt Pearce and Dave Weigel noted the common practice among Democratic candidates of opening private presidential fundraisers to press.
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+The list of 23 bundlers originally released by the Buttigieg campaign is composed of Democratic mega-donors, including five fundraisers for the Obama campaign who later received ambassadorships. Last month, Sen. Warren called on other presidential candidates to take a pledge ending the practice of bestowing ambassadorships on top donors and bundlers, which Sen. Sanders and Julian Castro, the former U.S. housing secretary, joined. Buttigieg declined to rule out the practice.
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+The five Obama ambassadors bundling for Buttigieg are as follows: David Jacobson, vice chair at BMO Financial Group in Chicago and President Obama’s first ambassador to Canada; John Phillips, a Washington lawyer and ambassador to Italy; William Eacho, former CEO of Carlton Capital Group, a real estate private equity firm, and ambassador to Austria; Tod Sedgwick, a former lumber company and energy executive and ambassador to the Slovak Republic; and Bobby Mandell, an attorney and Orlando real estate businessperson and ambassador to Luxembourg.
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+Correction, December 10, 12pm ET: this article originally linked to a Friends Of The Earth report on the BlackRock private equity group, not The Blackstone Group global asset management firm of which Hamilton James is executive vice president.
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+Related:
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+[Update] 'Ricardo Rodríguez hoopt op vertrek naar PSV, clubs in gesprek over verhuur'
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+7 januari 2020 21:11 - Telegraaf.nl Foto: Pro Shots
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+De kans lijkt een stuk kleiner dat Ricardo Rodríguez naar PSV zal vertrekken. Volgens de Italiaanse journalist Nicolò Schira heeft de linksback namelijk een persoonlijk akkoord bereikt met Fenerbahce. De clubs moeten nog wel tot een akkoord zien te komen. De Turken willen de Zwitser op huurbasis overnemen, terwijl AC Milan alleen wil overgaan tot een verkoop.
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+Update 21:11: Waar in Italië wordt gemeld dat Ricardo Rodríguez een akkoord heeft bereikt met Fenerbahce, meldt De Telegraaf dat de Zwitser nog altijd hoopt op een vertrek naar Eindhoven. PSV heeft zich inmiddels officieel gemeld bij AC Milan om hem voor de rest van het seizoen te kunnen huren.
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+De Zwitser hoopt naar PSV te kunnen vertrekken, omdat hij in Nederland verzekerd is van speelminuten met oog op het EK van komende zomer. Om die reden heeft hij geen belangstelling in clubs als Napoli. Op moment als PSV niet tot een akkoord weet te komen met AC Milan over een verhuur, zitten Fenerbahce en Olympique Lyon op het vinkentouw.
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+PSV wil zich deze transferperiode alleen versterken met een nieuwe linksback. Ondanks de blessure van Donyell Malen en de fitheid van Konstantinos Mitroglou zal er geen nieuwe aanvaller worden gehaald. Op moment als Sam Lamers nog niet inzetbaar is, wordt Steven Bergwijn gezien als uitstekende optie voor de spits-positie.
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+Meer op Telegraaf.nl
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+Audi EV battery recycling trials succeed
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+by Waste & Recycling Staff January 2, 2020
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+German car manufacturer Audi and its partner materials expert Umicore have been able to recover more than 90 percent of the cobalt and nickel in the high-voltage batteries of Audi’s e-tron vehicle.
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+The partners will next cooperate on developing a closed loop for cobalt and nickel. The recovered materials will be used in new battery cells.
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+Umicore will receive cell modules from the Audi e-tron model, which will initially be taken from development vehicles. From those cells, the materials technology expert will recover cobalt and nickel, and process them into precursor and cathode materials.
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+New battery cells containing recycled cobalt and nickel can be produced from this precursor.
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+“A closed loop for battery raw materials is a big leap technologically. We save precious resources and reduce CO 2 emissions,” said Dr. Bernd Martens, member of the board of management for Procurement and IT at Audi.
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+“In this way we come significantly closer to our goal of a sustainable supply chain and reach a milestone on the road to achieving an overall carbon-neutral balance by 2050. It is our aim to think sustainability holistically. This includes dealing with the remaining ‘end of life’ as well as resource-saving development of our products.”
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+“Umicore is committed to enabling the transition to electrified mobility,” said Marc Grynberg, CEO of Umicore.
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+“Innovative technologies, responsible sourcing and closing the materials loop will lead the drive towards clean mobility. This project with Audi is at the forefront of the development of a sustainable value chain for electrified transport.”
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+“He was calm, cool and collected,” said conservative radio host Howie Carr, who spoke with Trump on Thursday at Mar-a-Lago soon after the news first broke, as the president dined with GOP House leader Kevin McCarthy. “I had no idea there was anything out of the ordinary going on until I got home.”
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+As rocket attacks against U.S. bases in Iraq intensified over the last two months, the president had granted the Pentagon extraordinary latitude: The U.S. military had his permission to kill Soleimani the next time it had an opportunity to do so, according to a senior defense official who was not authorized to speak on the record.
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+“We had authority before the strike to take that action,” said the official, who wouldn’t say how recently Trump gave the Pentagon that authorization—whether it was hours, weeks or even months earlier. As recently as New Year’s Eve, the president was telling reporters that he didn’t want war with Iran.
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+For a man U.S. officials have portrayed as a terrorist mastermind, an evil genius responsible for the deaths of hundreds of Americans, Soleimani often flaunted his influence as he jetted between Tehran, Baghdad and Beirut for meetings with local potentates.
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+“I don’t think it was so hard [to find him] because he was not below the radar in the last two or three years,” said a former senior Israeli government official, who noted that Soleimani had previously moved around under strict operational secrecy. “But the last two or three years, he worked in the open.”
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+Former national security adviser John Bolton, a vocal advocate of regime change in Iran, described the killing of Soleimani as “long in the making.”
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+“We’ve known every minute of every day where Soleimani is for years—there’s no moment of any given day where five or six intelligence agencies can’t tell you where he is,” a Republican foreign policy hand said. “It’s been one of his talking points: The Americans can find me any time, they just don’t dare hit me.”
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+That calculation proved misguided in the wee hours of January 3 in Iraq, where Soleimani landed amid spiraling tensions between U.S.- and Iranian-allied factions. “He arrived at the airport and we had a target of opportunity, and based on the president’s direction, we took it,” the senior defense official said.
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+U.S. officials had received “an intelligence-based assessment that drove our decision-making process,” Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Friday, describing how the recent killing of an American contractor had changed the Trump team’s calculations about the “intelligence flow” they were receiving about Soleimani’s activities in Iraq.
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+U.S. officials, briefing conservative think-tank experts on Friday, said the U.S. had “exquisite intelligence” on a plot to strike Americans in Iraq, Syria and Lebanon, according to someone familiar with the call. By killing Soleimani, the officials said, they disrupted such plans.
+
+A night of confusion and rumors
+
+The first dispatches from Baghdad on Thursday evening were cryptic. “Several Katyusha rockets have been fired at Baghdad airport, causing multiple casualties amid tensions with US,” the AP alert read.
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+Then, suggestions that something major had just gone down began trickling in. Word that someone—presumably the United States—had just killed Iran’s pre-eminent strategist first posted online shortly before 7 p.m. in Washington.
+
+As journalists scrambled to confirm and make sense of the rumors flying around, Iraqi state television announced that Soleimani, along with several of Iran’s top Iraqi allies, had been killed. A BBC reporter shared a grisly image purporting to show Soleimani’s mangled hand, complete with his signature ruby ring; other photographs claiming to be of the remains of the convoy he was traveling in circulated online.
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+Photographs taken around this time showed President Trump huddling with McCarthy and White House aides Jared Kushner, Hogan Gidley and Dan Scavino at Mar-a-Lago.
+
+“A memorable and historic evening at The Winter White House. Proud of our President!” McCarthy posted later on his Instagram feed.
+
+It wasn’t until 9:46 p.m. on Thursday that the U.S. government officially confirmed Soleimani’s death, in the form of a terse, 163-word Pentagon press release emailed to reporters.
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+“At the direction of the President, the U.S. military has taken decisive defensive action to protect U.S. personnel abroad by killing Qasem Soleimani, the head of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps-Quds Force, a U.S.-designated Foreign Terrorist Organization,” the statement read.
+
+The president’s only comment on Thursday evening was to post an online image of the American flag 14 minutes earlier—an unusually coy tweet for the typically prolix commander in chief.
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+But his television surrogates were quick to supply their inside accounts.
+
+Dialing into Fox News from his vacation, conservative commentator Sean Hannity—a close Trump confidant—shared what he’d heard from “one person familiar that was in the room.”
+
+“The president said, ‘Our people will be protected. This will not be Benghazi,’” Hannity relayed.
+
+“At one point,” the Fox host continued, “the president asked the question among some of his military and Cabinet and intelligence and State Department people, ‘Well, how long is it going to take to mobilize?’ And the words [came back from the president], ‘That’s not fast enough,’ and everybody said, ‘Yes, sir.’ And they got it done in really record time.”
+
+Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz, another of the president’s close allies on Capitol Hill who was with him at Mar-a-Lago, described the president’s mood on Thursday evening as “very focused.”
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+“I think he was really dialed into the ways in which Soleimani was planning to kill Americans, to harm our diplomats and to throw the entire region into civil war,” Gaetz said on Fox News. “I think we understand that this is a big moment in time. He appreciates the gravity of that.”
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+The White House seems to have informed only its closest congressional allies ahead of the move, with top Hill Democrats complaining that they hadn’t been informed in advance.
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+A woman clenches her fist as she chants slogan while a man holds an anti-Israeli placard during a demonstration over the U.S. airstrike in Iraq that killed Iranian Revolutionary Guard Gen. Qassem Soleimani in Tehran, Iran, Jan. 3, 2020. Iran has vowed "harsh retaliation" for the U.S. airstrike near Baghdad's airport that killed Tehran's top general and the architect of its interventions across the Middle East, as tensions soared in the wake of the targeted killing. (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi) | Vahid Salemi/AP Photo
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+“I was briefed about the potential operation when I was down in Florida,” Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), who was with the president at Mar-a-Lago earlier this week, told Fox News on Friday morning. “I appreciate being brought into the orbit.”
+
+Defense Secretary Mark Esper appeared to warn Iran of the coming strikes hours beforehand on Thursday, amid a discussion of the recent attacks on U.S. bases by Iraqi militias tied to Iran.
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+“Do I think they may do something? Yes. And they will likely regret it,” Esper told reporters. “And we are prepared to exercise self-defense, and we are prepared to deter further bad behavior from these groups, all of which are sponsored and directed and resourced by Iran.”
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+In what might have been a sign of preparation for the strike, Pompeo cancelled a trip to Ukraine and several other countries this week to monitor the tensions in Iraq.
+
+State Department officials summoned the Iraqi ambassador to the U.S. for a meeting Thursday afternoon, according to a person familiar with the situation. It was not clear what exactly was discussed.
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+“I think it’s been in the works for a while because I don’t think it was a last-minute thing,” a Middle Eastern official said. “I don’t think they were like, ‘Oh we just found him, let’s take him out.’ I think it was to mitigate an action that was actually in the works.”
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+“Tracking Solemani was likely something that was being done from at least May, when the major stream of threats emerged,” a former defense official said.
+
+Actually targeting Soleimani posed a more formidable challenge, though, according to retired Lt. Gen. Michael Nagata, a former senior special operations commander in the Middle East who retired as strategy head at the National Counterterrorism Center last summer. “That depends on being able to know not only where he is, but where he’s going to be at a specific time in the future,” Nagata said.
+
+That, in part, was why “we never decided to go after him personally” before, Nagata said – especially in earlier years when Soleimani maintained a lower profile and traveled less often, the military was reluctant to devote surveillance assets to a target few believed any president would ever allow to be struck.
+
+“Soleimani was the spider at the center of the web, so there were recurring conversations over the years about what it would take to do something about him,” Nagata explained. “But what you had to grapple with was, ‘This is going to divert time, energy and resources from other tasks, and for a mission that I have no confidence we’re going to go through with.’”
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+Consultation with Israel
+
+Pompeo held several phone calls with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in recent weeks, suggesting that Israel was not surprised by the strike against Soleimani.
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+Before departing on Thursday morning for Greece, Netanyahu told reporters in Israel, “We are in continuous contact with our great friend the U.S., including my conversation yesterday afternoon. I want to make one thing clear: We fully support all of the steps that the U.S. has taken as well as its full right to defend itself and its citizens.”
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+By Friday morning, Pompeo was dialing up his counterparts in foreign capitals, including Moscow and Beijing, to stress that the strike was a “defensive action” and that the U.S. hopes for a de-escalation in the crisis. Esper spent Friday explaining the rationale for the strike by phone to defense ministers in Baghdad, Berlin, London, Ottawa, and Riyadh, according to Pentagon spokesperson Alyssa Farah. The German, Canadian and British militaries all have troops in Iraq alongside the U.S. who could be at risk if Iran retaliates against the coalition troop presence.
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+Iranian officials were warning of a severe reaction, and the Parliament in Baghdad was voting to bar U.S. troops from Iraq even as U.S. officials were planning to send more forces to the region. European diplomats traded anxious phone calls, warning about the potential for further regional chaos.
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+And Trump himself was finally weighing in, explaining and justifying the decision with a barrage of tweets and retweets. “He should have been taken out many years ago!” the president wrote.
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+Asked about the U.S. plan for managing the potential blowback from Iran, a U.S. defense official said, “Your guess is as good as mine. The ball’s in Iran’s court at this time. We’re waiting to see what their response is.”
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+Nancy Cook, Quint Forgey and Caitlin Oprysko contributed reporting.
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+World powers on Friday criticized the US killing of a top Iranian military commander and called for restraint and calm in its wake.
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+The US strike in Baghdad that killed Qassem Soleimani, commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards’ Quds Force, had made the world “more dangerous,” France’s Europe minister said, calling for efforts to deescalate the deepening conflict in the Middle East.
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+“We have woken up to a more dangerous world,” Amelie de Montchalin told RTL radio, saying President Emmanuel Macron will consult soon with “players in the region.
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+“In such operations, when we can see an escalation is underway, what we want above all is stability and deescalation,” Montchalin says. “Our role is not to take sides, but to talk with everyone.”
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+Moscow warned that the killing of Soleimani would boost tensions across the Middle East, calling it “an adventurist step.” The foreign ministry said Soleimani “served the cause of protecting Iran’s national interests with devotion. We express our sincere condolences to the Iranian people.”
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+China appealed for restraint from all sides, “especially the United States,” after the attack.
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+“China has always opposed the use of force in international relations,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said at a daily press briefing. “We urge the relevant sides, especially the United States, to remain calm and exercise restraint to avoid further escalating tensions.”
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+He said Iraq’s sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity must be respected.
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+China and Russia, both permanent members of the UN Security Council, are key partners of Iran.
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+Britain did not criticize the action but joined the call for calm.
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+Foreign minister Dominic Raab said London had “always recognized the aggressive threat” posed by Soleimani and his Quds Force, adding: “Following his death, we urge all parties to deescalate. Further conflict is [in] none of our interests.”
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+Germany too urged restraint and deescalation. “We are at a dangerous point of escalation. It is now important through prudence and restraint to contribute to de-escalation,” said Chancellor Angela Merkel’s spokeswoman Ulrike Demmer.
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+Meanwhile the NATO military alliance said it was monitoring the situation in Iraq closely with an eye to the safety of its training mission there.
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+“The safety of our personnel in Iraq is paramount. We continue to take all precautions necessary.”
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+Iraq’s deputy parliament speaker said an emergency parliament session was set for Saturday to discuss the US airstrike in Baghdad.
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+Hassan al-Kaabi said it is time to put an end to “US recklessness and arrogance,” adding that Saturday’s session will be dedicated to taking “decisive decisions that put an end to US presence inside Iraq.”
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+Iraq’s caretaker prime minister Adel Abdel Mahdi slammed the US strike as an “aggression” that would “spark a devastating war.
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+“The assassination of an Iraqi military commander in an official post is an aggression against the country of Iraq, its state, its government and its people,” Abdel Mahdi said in a statement.
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+Iran warned of “severe revenge” and said the US bore responsibility for the consequences after killing Soleimani.
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+The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps confirmed the commander of its Quds Force foreign operations arm had been killed.
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+“The Revolutionary Guards announces that the glorious commander of Islam, haj Qassem Soleimani, following a life of servitude, was martyred in an attack by America on Baghdad airport this morning,” said a Guards statement read out on state television.
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+The channel said the attack was carried out by US helicopters.
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+“Two vehicles were attacked with missiles by US forces” and all 10 passengers, including Soleimani, were “martyred,” Iran’s ambassador to Iraq, Iraj Masjedi, told state television.
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+Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned of “severe revenge” for “the criminals who bloodied their foul hands with his blood”, and vowed that “God willing, his work and his path will not be stopped.”
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+He also declared three days of mourning.
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+The Pentagon said it carried out the strike at the direction of US President Donald Trump.
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+“General Soleimani was actively developing plans to attack American diplomats and service members in Iraq and throughout the region. General Soleimani and his Quds Force were responsible for the deaths of hundreds of American and coalition service members and the wounding of thousands more,” the Department of Defense added.
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+The attack came amid tensions with the United States after a New Year’s Eve attack by Iran-backed militias on the US embassy in Baghdad. The two-day embassy attack which ended Wednesday prompted Trump to order about 750 US soldiers deployed to the Middle East.
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+Andrew Harris
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+Bloomberg
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+Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell speaks on the chamber’s floor Friday about the GOP standoff with Democrats over how to conduct the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump. Minority Leader Chuck Schumer plans to make remarks.
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+Congress returns to Washington next week, and the Democratic-controlled House hasn’t sent the Senate the two impeachment articles adopted in December.
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+Here are the latest developments:
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+House Asks Court to Enforce McGahn Subpoena (11:41 a.m.)
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+A lawyer for the House Judiciary Committee urged a federal appeals court to order former White House Counsel Donald McGahn to testify before lawmakers, saying the Trump administration has engaged in an “unprecedented refusal” to comply with congressional subpoenas.
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+The administration’s actions left the House committee with no choice but to ask a court to compel enforcement, attorney Megan Barbero said, adding, “that is why we are here.”
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+Earlier in Friday’s court argument, Justice Department lawyer Hashim Mooppan said the court had no jurisdiction to rule in the dispute between the president and Congress. Mooppan said McGahn and other White House officials have absolute immunity from compelled testimony.
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+Judge Thomas Beall Griffith suggested that latter claim may be “extravagant.”
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+Still, Griffith asked Barbero, the House lawyer, whether she’s pressing her argument to protect the House’s oversight power or because it’s considering further articles of impeachment against Trump.
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+One of the two articles approved by the House concern the withholding of U.S. aid to Ukraine in mid-2019. McGahn, who left the White House in October 2018, “was long gone by then,” Griffith said. The other article of impeachment charged Trump with obstructing Congress.
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+Barbero said that while the effort to get McGahn’s testimony began as an exercise of the House’s oversight power, “we remain here because of the impeachment.” If McGahn’s testimony produces new evidence of obstruction by the president, “the committee will proceed accordingly,” Barbero said.
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+Asked whether that means additional articles of impeachment are possible, Barbero said McGahn’s testimony about what he witnessed before stepping down could be relevant to the question of whether Trump should be removed from office.
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+DOJ Asks Court to Ignore McGahn Subpoena (10:32 a.m.)
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+A Trump administration lawyer urged a federal appeals court to decide it lacks the power to order former White House Counsel Don McGahn to testify to the House Judiciary Committee.
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+If the court starts ruling on such disputes between the president and Congress, “it will never end,” Justice Department lawyer Hashim Mooppan told the three-judge panel in Washington. “There will be case after case after case, and this court will be in the business of resolving disputes over information.”
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+The judiciary shouldn’t be picking winners and losers in a “political food fight” between the president and the House, Mooppan said.
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+Judge Thomas Beall Griffith said the Supreme Court has repeatedly rejected presidential claims of absolute immunity against providing testimony, citing the 1974 Supreme Court ruling that required President Richard Nixon to turn over White House tape recordings. That case involved a judicial subpoena, not a congressional subpoena, Mooppan said.
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+“Your position is no one has standing” to bring such an action, Judge Karen LeCraft Henderson told Moopan.
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+Mooppan confirmed that position, saying that allowing such suits would shift power from the executive branch to Congress.
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+The argument is continuing, and a separate three-judge panel also will hear arguments on House Democrats’ bid for some of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s secret grand jury materials. – Andrew Harris
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+Court to Hear Appeal on McGahn Testimony (6 a.m.)
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+U.S. appeals courts will hear back-to-back arguments Friday on whether to enforce House Judiciary Committee demands for testimony from former White House Counsel Donald McGahn and for some of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s secret grand jury materials.
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+The Trump administration is seeking to overturn lower court rulings backing the committee. The Justice Department says McGahn is constitutionally immune to the Judiciary Committee subpoena because he is a former close adviser to the president.
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+The Judiciary panel says it’s continuing its investigation even after the House impeached Trump and as Speaker Nancy Pelosi spars with McConnell over how to proceed with a trial. McGahn’s testimony and the Mueller materials are still of vital importance, the House committee contends.
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+“McGahn was a witness to several of the president’s past efforts to undermine investigations into foreign interference in elections,” said House General Counsel Douglas Letter’s brief for the Judiciary Committee. If McGahn produces new evidence, the committee may consider “whether to recommend new articles of impeachment,” Letter wrote.
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+House Democrats have sought to question McGahn since shortly after the release last April of Mueller’s report on Russian interference in the 2016 election. McGahn resigned as White House counsel in October 2018 and didn’t appear for a hearing scheduled by the Judiciary Committee in May. A judge ruled in favor of the committee in November.
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+The committee also sued for the right to review Mueller’s secret grand jury evidence and transcripts. On Oct. 25, the chief judge of the U.S. District Court in Washington rejected Justice Department arguments that the House impeachment inquiry wasn’t the type of judicial proceeding that would warrant the release of grand jury materials.
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+“Impeachment based on anything less than all relevant evidence would compromise the public’s faith in the process,” Judge Beryl Howell wrote then. – Andrew Harris
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+Trust is a critical issue in the practice of intelligence. In this episode I start off discussing three situations where this is explicit: in the contexts of security clearance, asset recruitment, and intelligence liaison. In the second half of the episode I change gears and offer a meditative reflection on metaphorical affinities between the intelligence community and the “Illuminati” or enlightened beings. In the concluding segment I return to the issue of trust and its role in enlightenment and its presence in so-called Illuminati symbolism.
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+A woman accused of sending two traffic flaggers to hospital in a 2017 hit-and-run in Burnaby has been found not criminally responsible on account of mental disorder.
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+Brenda Aregay was charged with two counts of assault with a weapon, two counts of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, two counts of failing to stop at the scene of an accident, and two counts of assault.
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+Aregay was found to be driving the SUV that struck a flagger in Burnaby construction zone on June 28, 2017, leaving with her with serious injuries including a concussion. A shocking video of the incident spread quickly on social media.
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+READ MORE: Surrey woman facing numerous charges in flagger hit and run
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+Aregay fled the scene and struck another flagger a short distance away, who suffered minor injuries.
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+The final two assault charges were linked to the assault of two children shortly after the two flaggers were hit. The children were found to be related to Aregay.
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+Aregay’s lawyer Michael Beckett confirmed a B.C. provincial court judge found his client not criminally responsible on Dec. 17.
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+1:49 Disturbing video of a B.C. flagger being hit leads to an arrest Disturbing video of a B.C. flagger being hit leads to an arrest – Jun 29, 2017
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+While Beckett admitted the decision may be found “shocking or offensive,” he said it was made only after Aregay was “intensely assessed” by a forensic psychiatrist.
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+“[The psychiatrist] determined that, at the time of the offences, Ms. Aregay suffered from an episode of psychosis so severe it rendered her incapable of appreciating the nature and quality of her actions at the time,” Beckett said in an email to Global News.
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+Beckett added Aregay has been subject to strict bail conditions since her arrest shortly after the incident and has “performed remarkably well.”
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+The case will now proceed to the B.C. Review Board, which is required to conduct a hearing within 45 days of the ruling. Beckett said he’s not aware of any date being set.
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+Once the board hears the case, it will decide whether to grant Aregay an absolute discharge, a conditional discharge or detention in a hospital.
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+Beckett predicted his client “may very well be subjected to ongoing monitoring and conditional restraints on her liberties,” but added she continues to improve.
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+“In my opinion, she has been extraordinarily committed to managing her mental health … and she is focused on moving forward as the responsible, contributing member of society she had and has always been until this tragic episode arose,” he said.
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+1:49 Charges laid in hit-and-run caught on video Charges laid in hit-and-run caught on video – Jul 12, 2017
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+Home News > Sustainable sand gives pollution a one-two punch
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+Sustainable sand gives pollution a one-two punch
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+UC Berkeley engineers have developed a mineral-coated sand that can soak up toxic metals like lead and cadmium from water. Along with its ability to destroy organic pollutants like bisphenol A, this material could help cities tap into stormwater, an abundant but underused water source.
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+The team’s findings were published recently in the journal Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology.
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+Researchers knew that the naturally occurring minerals they coated onto sand could react with organic contaminants like pesticides in stormwater. However, the ability of the coated sand to also remove harmful metals during filtration could unlock urban water supplies that had been written off. Cities with Mediterranean climates, like Los Angeles, could store stormwater underground during wet winters, where it could serve as an inexpensive, local supply during the dry season. But this resource has gone mostly untapped because stormwater picks up toxic chemicals as it runs through streets and gutters.
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+“The pollutants that hold back the potential of this water source rarely come one at a time,” said study lead author Joe Charbonnet, who conducted this research as a graduate student in civil and environmental engineering. “It makes sense that we fight back with a treatment technology that has these impressive double abilities to take out both toxic metals and organics. We suspected that the mineral-coated sand was special, but the way it continues to impress us with multiple capabilities is rather extraordinary.”
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+Cities often discard stormwater as pollution because it picks up contamination like lead particles left behind from decades of leaded gasoline emissions or pesticides from lawns. Exposure to these chemicals is associated with slow neurological development in children and some types of cancer. However, researchers say that their coated sand material could be installed in rain gardens in places like parking lots where stormwater can be collected and cleaned. They estimate that this material could remove metals from stormwater for over a decade in a typical infiltration system, which would convey runoff into underground aquifers. The researchers see this material turning pollution into a solution for strained water supplies, particularly in parched cities that pay to import water.
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+“Rainwater used to percolate into the soil and recharge aquifers,” said David Sedlak, professor of civil and environmental engineering and co-author of the paper. “That changed when we covered city landscapes with hard surfaces like roads and buildings. As water-stressed cities try to figure out how to get urban stormwater back into the ground, we have serious concerns about the quality of that water. Our coated sands can remove not one, but two major classes of contaminants that threaten groundwater quality during stormwater infiltration.”
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+To make the filtration media, the scientists coated sand particles with manganese oxide, a naturally-occurring nontoxic mineral commonly found in soil. Work has already begun to investigate how well this material performs at large scales. Researchers have deployed large test columns of the mineral-coated sands to treat stormwater at sites in Los Angeles and Sonoma, California.
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+This research was supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF) through the Engineering Research Center for Re-Inventing the Nation’s Water Infrastructure (ReNUWIt) and the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship.
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+Callignee Looking north towards Traralgon and northeast toward Loy Yang and Flynns Creek., located: Callignee, Victoria 3844
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+Tyers Looking south towards Tyers to the south west and Traralgon to the south east, located: Tyers, Victoria 3844
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+Nearly a year ago, HEXUS covered the news about the VIA and Zhaoxin x86 processor collaboration. These Chinese x86 processors will become very much more important in the light of a recent reported announcement. Specifically, news sites like the FT reported that Beijing has ordered that all foreign software and computers are replaced in government offices and public institutions within 3 years.
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+Zhaoxin's newest x86 processors, codenamed LuJiaZu, max out at 8 physical cores and are represented by the KX-6000 series for client mobile and desktop computers, and the KX-30000 series for servers and networking device. These 16nm processors feature an integrated GPU within the SoC.
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+Zhaoxin KX-6000 SoC
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+Last week Zhaoxin unveiled its plans for client and server processors for 2021. Looking at the client computing update first, the new KX-7000 series will use a new PCU microarchitecture design and be fabricated at 7nm. TSMC will be doing the honours on its N7 process. WikiChip says that the timescale is expected to be 2021 for this release - if all goes to plan. The source notes that "the company's current SoC and core design is still rather weak in terms of IPC and power efficiency," but there is reasonable hope for this next gen to push forward on both fronts.
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+Not a lot of technical detail is provided / known about the KX-7000 series. However, the roadmap slide shows it supports DDR5 and PCIe 4.0. This SoC will integrate a new GPU with DX12 support too.
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+Conversely Zhaoxin's new KH-40000, also being readied for launch in 2021, will continue to use TSMC's 16nm process. Zhaoxin says it will use an enhanced microarchitecture and quadruple the number of cores available to purchasers of the series. The KH-30000 offered a maximum of 8-cores but this will be 32-cores in the KH-40000 series. With dual socket support designs already available for KH-30000 the new series will offer up to 64-cores per node. KH-40000 will continue to utilize DDR4 memory and PCIe Gen 3.
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+Bits and Chips recently added a bit of further information to the above. It Tweeted that the KX-7000 is almost ready, and is in debugging right now, with speeds of 3.5GHz+. After DDR5 supply comes online (2H2020) and affordable PCIe 4.0 devices proliferate the SoCs will be ready for mass production / consumption. Thus, it adds, both AMD and VIA will be selling 7nm x86 processors before Intel.
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+By
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+It takes a pretty bold company and CEO to create and release such a unique vehicle like the Cybertruck to the market. It also takes an equally bold group of enthusiasts to dedicate a whole month’s worth of time and effort to recreate such a crazy vehicle. Yet, here we are, looking at a group of science enthusiasts from China and their Frankenstein-of-a-project that is a replica Tesla pickup truck.
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+Maker Beta, a team that dubs itself as a “group of scientific weirdos,” has come out with their boldest project to date in a recently-uploaded YouTube video. As stated by the channel’s host, the team, inspired by Elon Musk’s decision to buck the trend of pickup trucks with the Cybertruck, were compelled to recreate the now-iconic vehicle.
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+The team opted to use an old Jinbei van as a starting point for their project, though the vehicle’s chassis had to be lengthened to match the Cybertruck’s length. Over a month, the team painstakingly crafted and welded every panel of the pickup truck. The team even used thick stainless steel plates to give their replica a certain degree of toughness worthy of its inspiration.
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+The journey was not easy, as the Maker Beta team were more of science enthusiasts than they are gearheads or automotive masters. Despite this, the team powered on, day after challenging day. The team was also strapped for funds, but using a good dose of creativity, the group was able to give their Cybertruck replica its classic stainless steel look and its domineering brutalist stance.
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+This is not to say that the group was able to perfectly recreate the Cybertruck, of course. The team did not have access to battery packs or electric motors, and thus, they used a traditional internal combustion engine to power the pickup. The interior of the replica Cybertruck is also bare, and it lacks a center display. Nevertheless, the replica Cybertruck does look great from the outside, and on the track, it’s a dead ringer of Tesla’s craziest vehicle to date.
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+Tesla may not advertise, but the company’s vehicles and its unorthodox style have become an inspiration for many. The Cybertruck may not have been met with unanimous acclaim from critics, but the vehicle’s design is steadily growing on an increasing number of people. The all-electric pickup truck has been featured as a hero vehicle in a rap video, for example. And now, actual working replicas of the cyberpunk pickup are being made. Overall, it appears that the Cybertuck is inspiring people to think outside the box, and that is something that advertisements simply cannot buy.
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+Watch Maker Beta’s handmade Cybertruck replica build in the video below.
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+Tesla fan builds lifelike Cybertruck by hand in grand DIY project
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+LONDON (Reuters) - Optimism among companies in Britain’s dominant services sector surged after Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s landslide election win last month, despite continued economic stagnation, a business survey showed on Monday.
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+The business expectations component of the IHS Markit/CIPS UK Services Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) hit its highest level since September 2018, while order books increased for the first time in four months.
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+The overall PMI in December improved to 50.0 from a preliminary reading for the month - based on responses before the election - of 49.0. It was also higher than November’s 49.3.
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+Still, the index has not exceeded the 50 threshold denoting growth since August - the longest run below that mark since 2009 - and survey compiler IHS Markit said its readings were consistent with no growth in the economy in the fourth quarter.
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+Investors are watching for early signs of the impact of Johnson’s emphatic victory over the opposition Labour Party under left-wing leader Jeremy Corbyn, and sterling - already on a rising trend on Monday - rose modestly after the PMI report.
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+“Today’s release suggests that there could be a post-election bounce in the data over the next few months as confidence improves,” said Thomas Pugh, UK economist at consultancy Capital Economics.
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+“If this is confirmed in January and February then it should be enough to convince the Bank (of England) to keep rates at 0.75%.”
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+The upward revision to the business expectations index was the largest in the services PMI since mid-2015.
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+(GRAPHIC: Decisive election result cheers UK businesses - )
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+Johnson’s success in winning a large parliamentary majority means Britain is on course to leave the European Union on Jan. 31 and start an 11-month, no-change transition period.
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+But some businesses are worried that his refusal to contemplate asking for an extension to the transition, even if Britain has not sealed a new trade deal with the EU before the end of the year, risks creating another Brexit “cliff edge.”
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+“I would be surprised if optimism is sustained, unless Boris Johnson extends (the) transition (or) finds ways to deepen the trade agreement,” John Springford, deputy director at the Centre for European Reform think tank, said of the PMI.
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+The composite PMI, which combines the services and manufacturing output indexes, held at 49.3 in December, matching September’s 38-month low, but better than the preliminary estimate of 48.5.
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+The final PMI for the services sector was based on responses gathered between Dec. 5 and 19, either side of the Dec. 12 election. The preliminary PMI was based on responses between Dec. 5 and 12.
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+"Our third-party pest management service has visited the store, and after conducting a thorough review found no evidence of an infestation," spokeswoman Tara Aston said. "We believe this to be an isolated incident and are taking all the necessary steps to help ensure a safe environment for customers and associates."
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+Gravy Pain
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+January 3, 2020
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+click me for the comic secret words
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+Australia fires: Almost 2,000 homes destroyed in marathon crisis Published 7 January 2020
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+This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Media caption, Australia fires: "Nothing left" for animals that survive
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+Almost 2,000 houses have been destroyed in Australia's months-long bushfire crisis, officials say, as crews prepare frantically for worsening conditions.
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+After ferocious conditions last week, firefighters are using milder weather to boost containment lines around fires engulfing south-eastern Australia.
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+Temperatures are likely to soar again on Friday, prompting fears that two fires could form a new "mega blaze".
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+At least 25 people and millions of animals have died since September.
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+Australia is fighting an unprecedented bushfire season, fuelled by record temperatures and widespread drought.
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+On Tuesday, New South Wales (NSW) officials said fires there had claimed 1,588 homes and damaged 653 more.
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+About 200 homes have been destroyed in neighbouring Victoria, adding to more than 100 lost in other states.
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+The Insurance Council of Australia estimated the damage bill had reached A$700m (£370m; $485m), but said it expected the cost to rise significantly.
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+'It was hard to see where we were winning'
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+Jonathan Head, BBC News, Wingello in New South Wales
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+Image caption, 'The trees are blackened and scorched'
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+Blue smoke still lingers over the town of Wingello, even after cooler weather and a little rain.
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+The trees and ground along the road are blackened and scorched. On the corner of Forest Road, May King's house has gone; only a steel chair frame still recognisable in the ashes.
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+But the people of Wingello are talking about a miracle here. Only 12 houses were destroyed; dozens more were saved.
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+At the fire station Fire Captain Mark Wilson is still stunned and emotional over what his teams managed to do.
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+The fire roared in on Saturday night, turning the sky purple, then a hellish red.
+
+"We were just frantically going around trying to hit every fire that came up", says Mark. "It was really hard to see where we were winning."
+
+Fire crews from other towns came to help defend Wingello, a return favour for the help the Wingello crew gave in earlier fires last month.
+
+Today some of the 400 residents were back clearing up, looking around, just amazed, they say, that the town is still there.
+
+What's the current fire threat?
+
+Rain has fallen in NSW and Victoria and temperatures have dropped - but officials have warned that blazes will "take off" again.
+
+They fear large blazes in both states could merge, creating unpredictable fire fronts.
+
+In Western Australia, the season's first tropical cyclone has brought strong winds since Monday night - and also heavy rain crucial in helping to fight the bush fires.
+
+The cyclone was also welcomed on the other side of the country.
+
+"Hopefully (it is) a signal that we may see monsoon activity which will disrupt the dominant hot air mass," said NSW Rural Fire Service commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons.
+
+This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Media caption, BBC Weather's Sue Powell
+
+The NSW Rural Fire Service said it had more than 2,600 people deployed on Tuesday to bolster containment lines between fires and populated areas.
+
+Victoria Emergency Management Commissioner Andrew Crisp has warned people to expect "a changing, dynamic situation" later in the week.
+
+An emotional funeral
+
+Tuesday also saw the funeral of a firefighter who died on 19 December in an accident on the way to a major blaze near Sydney.
+
+Andrew O'Dwyer was killed alongside his colleague Harvey Keaton when their fire truck hit a fallen tree.
+
+Dozens of fellow firefighters formed a guard of honour outside a church in the New South Wales capital.
+
+Mr O'Dwyer was posthumously given the Commissioner's Commendation for extraordinary service and bravery, the highest award that can be given to NSW firefighters.
+
+Image source, EPA Image caption, Mr O'Dwyer's daughter was wearing her father's helmet during the ceremony
+
+Is the government doing enough?
+
+On Monday, after warning the crisis might go on for months, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said A$2bn ($1.4bn; £1.1bn) would be committed to recovery over the next two years.
+
+He announced the creation of a recovery agency to help those who have lost homes and businesses in the fires.
+
+The government has also pledged some compensation for volunteers who take leave to fight fires, and more money for waterbombing aircraft.
+
+But the Australian prime minister has faced fierce criticism for his response - including for taking a holiday to Hawaii during the crisis. Critics have also accused him of underplaying the role of climate change.
+
+This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Media caption, Australia's capital Canberra is engulfed in smoke
+
+How are celebrities helping?
+
+At the weekend, a fundraiser launched by comedian Celeste Barber for fire services in NSW raised more than A$35m in just 48 hours.
+
+A number of celebrities have also donated money to support firefighting efforts in recent days - among them Australian actor Chris Hemsworth, who on Tuesday said he donated $1m,.
+
+Singer Elton John closed a concert in Sydney on Tuesday by announcing he too would donate $1m for the recovery efforts.
+
+Other celebrities who donated money include US singer Pink, and Oscar-winner Nicole Kidman, who pledged $500,000 each.
+
+On Monday, pop star Kylie Minogue tweeted her family had "donated $500,000 towards the immediate firefighting efforts and the ongoing support which will be required".
+
+Image source, BBC
+
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+
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+With a little bit of free time for a change, I decided to finally migrate my blog from Ghost to a static site generator. I’ve been putting this off because it’s one of those things that I knew would take longer than I’d expect, and to be honest, it it ain’t broke, then don’t fix it.
+
+So, Why Bother?
+
+My first website was built on BlogEngine.net, then WordPress, which has grown into a very powerful platform over the years, but was overly complex for my needs.
+
+When I first tried Ghost, I loved it. A super clean and minimal interface, with all of the content in Markdown. The editing experience was lovely:
+
+Ghost is great, and I’ve been a happy user for years. I’d highly recommend it to anyone who wants a lean and clean content management system. However, there were a few key reasons I decided to change. This article is not be advocating for my new setup, or a criticism of Ghost, but might be useful for people who are considering similar changes.
+
+Reason 1 - I write in vim
+
+The Ghost UI is lovely, but I do all of my writing in vim. Writing in the Ghost UI could sometimes be a little slow, and obviously doesn’t work offline. I’m very comfortable writing in vim. So I would end up writing the post in vim, then copying and pasting into Ghost.
+
+Right now, this is what my screen looks like:
+
+Again, I’m not advocating for vim, it’s just what works for me. The screenshot is with my ‘focus’ mode setup, which removes all unnecessary clutter (all of my configuration is available on my dotfiles repo.
+
+Reason 2 - I backup on GitHub
+
+I’m writing all of my content in vim, and storing it in a folder. Some posts take days to write. So it makes sense to keep all of these files in a git repository. This means that I essentially have a robust backup solution, I don’t need to use Ghosts’s backup. Ghost’s backup (for self hosted) also doesn’t handle images.
+
+Reason 3 - My workflow sucks for images
+
+Because I am writing in vim, and creating screenshots and images, I need to link to them. This means that what I have in my local markdown file won’t work for Ghost. With Ghost I need to upload the image, and it will put it in a content folder. But I want to be able to keep my images close to the text, and have consistent addresses for local writing, like so:
+
+Reason 4 - I have two sources of truth
+
+If I need to make a change, do I update my markdown file in my GitHub repo? Or in Ghost? Or both? If I have to change a few things, then I can’t just paste in the whole markdown file without breaking the image links. So I basically have two sources of truth, which can easily diverge.
+
+Reason 5 - I want to allow people to contribute
+
+I’m already using GitHub and Markdown. In theory this means that it should be very straightforward for people to propose edits or contributions; they can just create pull requests. I don’t expect many people would do this, but it appeals to me that people could make corrections or suggest improvements, particularly for technical content.
+
+Reason 6 - I don’t want to manage a server
+
+My website is static content. It’s blog posts and that’s about it. There’s really no need for any kind of application server or database. Disqus handles comments, Google Analytics for traffic data. So I can save myself a few dollars a month by just generating a static site and hosting it on GitHub Pages or Netlify.
+
+Static sites can be cached by CDNs so can be very fast for readers. And given the vast majority of my content is already just text and images in a GitHub repo, it doesn’t make sense to pay for and manage server when there are a number of static site generators.
+
+Reason 7 - I need to learn how do this
+
+I’ve been putting this off for a while. But it will be really useful to know how to quickly get up and running with a static site generator. There are other projects that I’d love to run as sites, such as:
+
+Being able to quickly whip up a static site from markdown in GitHub seems like it could be really useful.
+
+Reason 8 - Static Sites are Fast and Simple
+
+Without an application server doing any work, static sites are generally fast. They can be cached, pushed to CDNs and will index well with search engines. In theory, the overall browsing experience should be faster. But I will show performance benchmarks from before and after.
+
+So next - how do pick a static site generator?
+
+Picking a Generator
+
+I had a few requirements for the generator:
+
+I can easily host on GitHub pages
+
+I can integrate Disqus and Google Analytics
+
+I have as little complexity as possible, KISS
+
+I can maintain all of the existing URLs of my posts, so that links from external sites will not break
+
+I can have a theme which is roughly similar to the original Ghost theme, something minimal and text focused
+
+A little bit of research suggested that there were three main contenders:
+
+I actually tried all three. Each engine is popular on GitHub:
+
+The number of stars a project has is of course not a genuine indicator of quality, but it is interesting to see how quickly Gatsby and Hugo have caught up to Jekyll.
+
+Jekyll
+
+Jekyll makes a tonne of sense. It is very easy to setup for GitHub pages (in fact, GitHub pages assumes you are using Jekyll unless you explicitly tell it you are not).
+
+Setting up Jekyll was easy - but I couldn’t properly import my blog. I used the jekyll_ghost_importer tool, but the generated files seemed to be missing the slug. I wasted some time trying to see if I could resolve this issue, and then decided it was worth moving to the next platform and checking back in on Jekyll another time.
+
+Gatsby
+
+Gatsby is written in Node.js, which had some appeal, as I am far more familiar with Node than Ruby (which Jekyll uses) or Golang (which Hugo uses, and I don’t get on with).
+
+I quickly paused on Gatsby. I had some trouble finding a tool to import data from Ghost, but during my research I realised just how powerful Gatsby is. It can be the front-end for Ghost, with Ghost working as a headless CMS, it can serve GraphQL, runs a React front end and more. These are all technologies I use regularly, but I was concerned that the tool seemed perhaps more complicated than I needed.
+
+So I paused on Gatsby, but will definitely look into it in the future if I am building a more complex site from scratch.
+
+Hugo
+
+Hugo I was the least excited about. A lot of the hype seemed to be around the speed of the tool, and the fact it is written in Golang. Speed is not really an issue for me in this case and would not be a big factor in my decision. And I’ve spent enough time coding with the Kubernetes codebase that I have developed a deep dislike of Golang.
+
+I was quickly sold on Hugo. Setup was very easy, importing was seamless with ghostToHugo, URLs were preserved as needed. I found a nice theme called ghostwriter which quickly gave me a locally running site which looked not too bad.
+
+The generated folder structure was trivial enough for me to quickly work out how to create the few static pages I have (public speaking, about etc).
+
+Again; no advocating. All three engines seem to be great at what they do. Hugo was the easiest for me to get started on. Once I’d picked Hugo, it was time to get started migrating in earnest.
+
+The Migration Process
+
+I’ve kept some notes on how I did this in case it is useful for others. The post Moving from Ghost to Hugo by Robin Moffat was super useful.
+
+First, I downloaded ghostToHugo . Then I ran the import command:
+
+# Note: my ghost db backup is a file locally called 'db.json' ./ghostToHugo --dateformat "2006-01-02T15:04:05.000Z" -f -p dwmkerr.com db.json
+
+Next I needed to copy over my images. My ~/.ssh/config is setup with my ghost server, so I could just use scp to copy the files.
+
+scp -r dwmkerr.com:/var/www/ghost/content/images ./dwmkerr.com/static
+
+The whole site I put in it’s own folder, dwmkerr.com , so that I could use other folders for backups, guides, whatever else I might want, and not pollute the generated site structure.
+
+Next I downloaded a couple of themes:
+
+git submodule add git@github.com:jbub/ghostwriter.git dwmkerr.com/themes/ghostwriter git submodule add git@github.com:spf13/herring-cove.git dwmkerr.com/themes/herring-cove
+
+And I created a makefile for common commands:
+
+make setup # install everything I need make serve # serve the site locally for testing make build # build the site for production
+
+I’m a big fan of makefiles as a way to provide an index of key operations for any project (even if all does is call another script or program).
+
+At this stage I had a working site running locally. However, I noticed some images weren’t rendering. It seems that some of my images had paths like /content/images/whatever.png and some were just /images/whatever.png .
+
+This was quick to fix in vim. First I used vimgrep to populate the quickfix list with any markdown file with a /content/images in the text, then used cfdo to just replace the string with /images (asking for confirmation each time to check I wasn’t changing something I shouldn’t.
+
+: vimgrep \ /content\/images **/ *. md : cfdo % s /\/content\/images\// \ /images\// gc
+
+Automating Build and Deploy
+
+At this stage I had a working site. Setting up a workflow to publish to GitHub pages with GitHub Actions was straightforward, as I’ve already updated some projects (such as spaceinvaders ) to publish static sites. The workflow is relatively simple:
+
+name : Build & Deploy on : push : branches : - 'master' - 'build/**' jobs : build-deploy : runs-on : ubuntu-18.04 steps : - name : Checkout uses : actions/checkout@v1 with : submodules : true - name : Setup Hugo uses : peaceiris/actions-hugo@v2 with : hugo-version : '0.61.0' - name : Build working-directory : ./dwmkerr.com run : hugo --minify - name : Deploy uses : JamesIves/github-pages-deploy-action@releases/v3 with : GITHUB_TOKEN : ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} BRANCH : gh-pages FOLDER : dwmkerr.com/public
+
+Any time a change is made to master or feat/static-site gets built and published.
+
+Changing Front Matter to YAML
+
+By default the front matter for the blog is written in TOML. This is not rendered well on GitHub:
+
+It also looks less than ideal in vim . After running:
+
+hugo convert toYAML
+
+Things look a lot nicer:
+
+YAML front matter is also rendered properly in vim for me,
+
+Normalising Newlines
+
+A lot of the content from 2013 and earlier was either written in WordPress or BlogEngine.net.
+
+Ghost had no problems rendering with Windows Style line endings but I wanted to clean this up a bit.
+
+To convert everything to Unix style file endings, I ran:
+
+for $file in ./content/**/*.md; do dos2unix $file done
+
+Restructuring the Content
+
+After import, my site structure looked like this:
+
+Now this is manageable, but feels awkward. I’d rather keep images next to the blog posts themselves. I want to group posts into years so that there are not too many shown in the file tree at any one time (and adding months/weeks/days makes things too fine grained). It also means that the page doesn’t render images on GitHub:
+
+The ideal structure would be just like this post:
+
+It turns out that this is absolutely fine to do - as long as you name the post markdown index.md . This took an hour to work out! The feature is known as Page Bundles. This is a delight - the content renders on GitHub just as well as it does on the site!
+
+Migrating everything by hand would be something of a nightmare. Writing a program to do this is probably overkill, so here’s how I did it in bash :
+
+# Go through each post. for post_path in dwmkerr.com/content/post/*.md; do echo "Found $post_path " filename = $( basename -- " $post_path " ) filename = " ${ filename%.* } " # Grep out the date line. dateline = $( grep -E "^date: " " $post_path " ) # We know how to get the year as the date line is consistent in all posts: # date: "2012-12-09T16:11:27Z" year = ${ dateline:7:4 } # i.e. the four characters from index 7 # Create the folder for the post. new_folder = "dwmkerr.com/content/post/ $year / $filename " mkdir -p " $new_folder " # Move the post. mv " $post_path " " $new_folder /index.md" echo " -> $new_folder /index.md" done
+
+This gives a much more manageable folder structure:
+
+However, we still have the images sitting in the static folder.
+
+Bringing the images to the posts
+
+There are two image formats to deal with - the standard markdown image format, and img tags, which have been used to customise the size of the image:
+
+<img width="600px" alt="Image: The Evolution of Windows" src="/images/2019/05/screenshot-windows-evolution.png" />
+
+Initially I started converting these tags using a bash script, but this rapidly became too complex. In the end I wrote a quick-and-dirty Node.js script to handle the images. You can find it at:
+
+https://github.com/dwmkerr/dwmkerr.com/blob/master/scripts/collect-images.js
+
+This script downloads the images if they are online, or moves them from a given source folder, collecting them all in an images folder for the post.
+
+Was It Worth It?
+
+It took a lot longer than I expected to migrate. Hofstadter’s Law in action. Fixing Disqus pages, trying to clean up old content from 2011, all of this took time.
+
+The site is definitely faster. Below are the PageSpeed results from before:
+
+The results now are faster:
+
+And finally I can simple manage my blog using GitHub, Markdown and my preferred flow for writing. Learning about Hugo was very useful, I expect to apply it to my Effective Shell series soon.
+
+One final comment - the Pickle’s Theme by msmith0227 is what I am using. It was very straightforward to get working, and the code is really well documented, so I could quickly change it as needed.
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+On Christmas Eve, Assembly Minority Leader Brian Kolb's local newspaper, the Daily Messenger of Canandaigua, published an op-ed from the Republican lawmaker that urged drivers to avoid drunken driving.
+
+"Many of our holiday traditions, especially our New Year’s Eve celebrations, involve indulging in spirits. Done safely, and in moderation, these can be wonderful holiday experiences. However, tragedy can be only one bad decision away," he wrote.
+
+On New Year's Eve, Kolb was charged with driving while intoxicated near his home in Victor. The Ontario County Sheriff's Office said Kolb crashed a 2018 GMC Acadia on County Road 41 in his hometown. The Assembly issued the vehicle to Kolb in 2018.
+
+The New York Daily News reported in early 2018 that Kolb was issued the taxpayer-funded vehicle worth $43,601 at the same time Speaker Carl Heastie was issued a 2018 Chevy Tahoe by the Assembly.
+
+Kolb was taken into custody after the 10:27 p.m. single-vehicle crash and charged with DWI at the county jail, deputies said. There were no injuries, the sheriff's office said. It was unclear if any passengers were in the SUV when it crashed. The sheriff's office could not immediately share the accident report filed by the deputy and Kolb's blood alcohol content was not available.
+
+Kolb was given a ticket and released from custody.
+
+"This was a terrible lapse in judgment, one I have urged others not to make, and I take full responsibility for it," Kolb said in a statement issued by his office.
+
+
+
+"I want to offer sincere apologies to my family, friends, colleagues and the people of the 131st Assembly District. I fully recognize the severity of the situation and I am profoundly sorry. There is no excuse and no justification for what occurred Tuesday evening. I made the wrong decision, and it is one I deeply regret."
+
+Kolb's spokesman, Michael Fraser, confirmed the arrest and said it took place in Victor but deferred further comment to the sheriff's office.
+
+The 67-year-old lawmaker was first elected to the Assembly during a special election in February 2000. He has been re-elected nine times. Kolb became the minority leader April 6, 2009.
+
+After his arrest was announced, Kolb faced criticism from within his own caucus. Assemblyman Kiernan Michael Lalor, a Republican from Dutchess County, called on Kolb to step down as minority leader.
+
+"That he hasn’t done so already is a disgrace," Lalor tweeted late Wednesday morning.
+
+Assemblyman Angelo Santabarbara, a Rotterdam Democrat, called Kolb's DWI arrest a "serious crime" that merited his resignation as minority leader.
+
+"All Assemblymembers should support a call for resignation," Santabarbara said in a statement released by his office.
+
+Kolb's office had no immediately reply.
+
+The sheriff's office said a state trooper assisted with the investigation.
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+New year, new books. January offers plenty of new titles to choose from, ranging from unsettling dystopias to thought-provoking works of nonfiction to boldly experimental literary works. Some of the books we’re most excited to read this month are from old favorites of ours; others are from writers whose work we’re eager to read for the first time. Here’s a selection of some of the January books we’re looking forward to.
+
+Sean Adams, The Heap
+
+(Jan. 7, William Morrow)
+
+What happens when architecture meets dystopia? Fans of J.G. Ballard’s High-Rise know that the two can be a potent combination, and Sean Adams’s The Heap follows in this august tradition. Once, in the world of Adams’s novel, there was a 500-story residential building; then, it crumbled. The Heap explores what life was like during the building’s heyday and in its unsettling aftermath.
+
+Marcial Gala, The Black Cathedral; translated by Anna Kushner
+
+(Jan. 7, Farrar, Straus and Giroux)
+
+Marcial Garcia’s The Black Cathedral is told via a panoply of voices — all the better to narrate this expansive yet taut novel of faith, family, and violence. What begins as the story of a religious family moving to a small Cuban town gradually becomes broader in scope, encompassing obsession and murder along the way.
+
+Emma Copley Eisenberg, The Third Rainbow Girl: The Long Life of a Double Murder in Appalachia
+
+(Jan. 14, Hachette Books)
+
+Blending a lived-in account of a place with a study of the aftermath of a horrific crime, Emma Copley Eisenberg’s The Third Rainbow Girl begins with a 1980 double murder in West Virginia. Over the course of her book, Eisenberg charts the investigation of the killings, and the way the ambiguity surrounding them has infused the local community.
+
+Garth Greenwell, Cleanness
+
+(Jan. 14, Farrar, Straus and Giroux)
+
+Garth Greenwell’s novel What Belongs to You was a haunting take on desire, veracity, and belonging. With his followup, Cleanness, Greenwell revisits the milieu of his earlier novel but puts a new spin on it, beautifully exploring questions of place and memory as he goes.
+
+Gibby Haynes, Me & Mr. Cigar
+
+(Jan. 14, Soho Teen)
+
+If you had “singer of the Butthole Surfers publishes YA novel” on your 2020 bingo card, congratulations! Gibby Haynes offers up his own take on the “a boy and his dog” narrative — though in this case, the dog has uncanny abilities and a penchant for biting off hands. Admit it: you’re just as intrigued as we are.
+
+Joanna Kavenna, Zed
+
+(Jan. 14, Doubleday)
+
+If you’ve spent any time at all thinking about how technology companies’ algorithms can track our behavior and even emulate us, you’ve probably ended up scaring yourself just a little bit. Enter Joanna Kavenna’s new novel Zed, which riffs on that idea in a near-future setting. Between this and Rob Hart’s The Warehouse, we’re rapidly reaching a point where technological corporate dystopias are difficult to distinguish from the real thing.
+
+Tom Lutz, Born Slippy
+
+(Jan. 14, Repeater Books)
+
+What happens when a fundamentally decent human being encounters a sociopath who they can’t quite extricate themselves from? Tom Lutz’s novel Born Slippy follows the unexpected connection between two men — one a philosophically-minded carpenter, one an ambitious sociopath — as their paths cross repeatedly on multiple continents.
+
+Kyle Chayka, The Longing For Less: Living With Minimalism
+
+(Jan. 21, Bloomsbury)
+
+From home aesthetics to the concept of “inbox zero,” we live in an era where minimalism is all the rage. But what’s behind its sudden popularity — and what does that say about contemporary culture? In his new book The Longing For Less, writer and cultural critic Kyle Chayka explores this phenomenon in an insightful and revealing way.
+
+Sean Michaels, The Wagers
+
+(Jan. 21, Tin House Books)
+
+What do you do when you’ve written an acclaimed book about art and creativity during the height of the Cold War? You take a sharp turn into a magical realism-infused crime story, apparently. That’s what Sean Michaels did in following up Us Conductors with The Wagers, and if you’re the kind of person for whom a fondness for crime stories abuts a penchant for the uncanny, well, you might just have your new favorite read.
+
+Lance Olsen, My Red Heaven
+
+(Jan. 21, Dzanc Books)
+
+Lance Olsen’s writings are frequently innovative, unpredictable, and revelatory. With My Red Heaven, he explores Germany during the Weimar Republic, showcasing the lives of real-world artists and thinkers alongside the figures who would rapidly steer the nation towards fascism and terror.
+
+Danez Smith, Homie
+
+(Jan. 21, Graywolf Press)
+
+Danez Smith’s searing poetry collection Don’t Call Us Dead blended formal intricacy with a pained urgency, creating a new and vital take on the familiar. Now, they’re following it up with a new collection, Homie. Here, Smith explores questions of friendship, and draws upon the loss of a close friend to explore the bonds that connect us.
+
+Peter Stamm, The Sweet Indifference of the World; translated by Michael Hofmann
+
+(Jan. 21, Other Press)
+
+Can the life of one person follow precisely in the pattern left by another? That’s the question Peter Stamm poses in his novel The Sweet Indifference of the World, in which a pair of characters appear to be living the same lives as two others did twenty years before. Echoes of Three Colours: Red, which is never a bad thing.
+
+Follow Vol. 1 Brooklyn on Twitter, Facebook, and sign up for our mailing list.
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+DNA could be used for computing KTSDESIGN/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
+
+A computer made from strands of DNA in a test tube can calculate the square root of numbers up to 900.
+
+Chunlei Guo at the University of Rochester in New York state and colleagues developed a computer that uses 32 strands of DNA to store and process information. It can calculate the square root of square numbers 1, 4, 9, 16, 25 and so on up to 900.
+
+The DNA computer uses a process known as hybridisation, which occurs when two strands of DNA attach together to form double-stranded DNA.
+
+Advertisement
+
+To start, the team encodes a number onto the DNA using a combination of ten building blocks. Each combination represents a different number up to 900, and is attached to a fluorescence marker.
+
+The team then controls hybridisation in such a way that it changes the overall fluorescent signal so that it corresponds to the square root of the original number. The number can then be deduced from the colour.
+
+The DNA computer could help to develop more complex computing circuits, says Guo. “DNA computing is still in its infancy, but holds great promise for solving problems that are too difficult or even impossible to handle by current silicon-based computers,” he says.
+
+Guo believes DNA computers may one day replace traditional computers for complex computations.
+
+Journal reference: Small, 10.1002/smll.201903489
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+January 6, 2020
+
+The US-led coalition fighting the Islamic State (IS) in Iraq is set to reposition forces throughout the country, but it will not withdraw. The Iraqi parliament urged international troops to leave over the weekend after President Donald Trump approved a drone strike that took the life of top Iranian military leader Qasem Soleimani.
+
+“In due deference to the sovereignty of the Republic of Iraq, and as requested by the Iraqi Parliament and the Prime Minister, CJTF-OIR will be repositioning forces over the course of the coming days and weeks to prepare for onward movement,” Marine Brig. Gen. William Seely wrote in a letter to Iraq’s Ministry of Defense, as first reported by the Washington Post.
+
+A US defense official confirmed to Al-Monitor the letter was authentic, which indicated that there would be an “increase in helicopter travel” as US and coalition forces moved throughout Iraq. US forces had already increased force protection measures over the weekend.
+
+“There’s been no decision made to leave Iraq. Period,” Defense Secretary Mark Esper told reporters at the Pentagon this afternoon. Esper said the United States would follow the “laws of armed conflict” in selecting targets against Iran.
+
+Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley said the letter was a draft released by mistake after it was shared with Iraqi officials, indicating that the United States meant to communicate that the Pentagon would be moving forces throughout the country, but was “poorly worded.”
+
+There will be no onward movement by US troops, Milley said, which could indicate a US withdrawal. The official who spoke to Al-Monitor said there is no timeline for the extraction of US forces. In the draft letter, Seely, the US commander, said troops will leave “during hours of darkness” to offset “any perception that we may be bringing more coalition forces” back into Iraq.
+
+Seely wrote to his Iraqi counterpart that the decision was made to “respect your sovereign decision,” a reference to Sunday’s nonbinding vote that was endorsed by caretaker Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, who resigned in November amid ongoing anti-government protests.
+
+But amid today’s miscommunication, a former top commander of the effort to defeat IS told Al-Monitor on Sunday, before the letter’s release, that the United States and Iraq could have had a chance to come to an accommodation sooner about a smaller US presence to manage the terror threat.
+
+“This is where they need to sit across the table from each other and have a conversation about how much is acceptable versus how much is required,” retired Army Lt. Gen. Sean MacFarland, who commanded the defeat-IS campaign until 2016, told Al-Monitor on Sunday. “I think that they could have probably found a reasonable accommodation if they were really interested in that.”
+
+Iran had launched a series of attacks on American forces in recent weeks, culminating in the Dec. 27 rocket strikes that killed a US contractor at a base in Kirkuk, Iraq. The attack prompted Trump to approve the drone attack that killed Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Quds Force commander Soleimani.
+
+Mahdi, the Iraqi prime minister, called those strikes an illegal act and a violation of Iraq’s sovereignty.
+
+“I think the Iraqi people don’t want us to leave,” Esper said. “Iran wants to control it as a proxy state,” suggesting intimidation played a role in Sunday’s parliamentary vote. Many Shiite lawmakers, he said, voted “at the point of a gun.”
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+A Ukrainian airplane carrying 176 passengers and crew crashed shortly after taking off from Tehran's airport Wednesday morning, killing all on board and turning farmland on the outskirts of the capital into fields of flaming debris.
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+The Ukraine International Airlines flight, bound for the country's capital of Kiev, plunged from the sky just minutes after departing Imam Khomeini International Airport, according to Iran's state-run IRNA news agency. The crash came hours after Iran launched a barrage of ballistic missiles on Iraqi bases housing American and coalition soldiers. Iranian officials said they suspect a mechanical issue brought down the Boeing 737-800 aircraft. Ukrainian officials initially agreed, but later backed away and declined to offer a cause while the investigation is ongoing.
+
+"I heard a massive explosion and all the houses started to shake. There was fire everywhere," Din Mohammad Qassemi, an Iranian who lives near the crash site, told the Associated Press. Qassemi said he had been watching news broadcasts about the Iranian missile attack in revenge for the killing of Revolutionary Guard Gen. Qassem Soleimani when he heard the plane hit the ground outside his home.
+
+"At first I thought (the Americans) have hit here with missiles and went in the basement as a shelter," Qassemi added. "After a while, I went out and saw a plane has crashed over there. Body parts were lying around everywhere."
+
+IRAN LAUNCHES 15 BALLISTIC MISSILES INTO IRAQ TARGETING US, COALITION FORCES, OFFICIALS SAY
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+All 167 passengers and nine crew members from different nations on board the plane perished, both Iranian and Ukrainian officials said. The nationalities of those dead, according to Ukraine Foreign Minister Vadym Prystaiko, were as follows: 82 Iranians, 63 Canadians, and 11 Ukrainians -- nine of which were crew members -- 10 Swedes, four Afghan, three German and three British.
+
+Qassem Biniaz, a spokesman for Iran's Road and Transportation Ministry, said one of the plane's engines caught fire, causing the pilot to lose control of the aircraft. It also appeared the pilot couldn't communicate with air-traffic controllers in Tehran in the last moments of the flight, added Hassan Razaeifar, the head of Iran's air crash investigation committee.
+
+Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's office offered his “sincere condolences to family and loved ones of all passengers and crew members.” He also cut his visit to Oman short and was returning to Kiev after the incident.
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+"We're preparing a group of specialists in order to help with the search operation and the investigation of the cause of the crash," added Ukrainian Prime Minister Oleksiy Honcharuk.
+
+IRAN HIT WITH MAGNITUDE 4.9 EARTHQUAKE NEAR NUCLEAR PLANT
+
+The plane had been delayed from taking off from Imam Khomeini International Airport by almost an hour. It took off to the west, but never made it above 8,000 feet in the air, according to data from the flight-tracking website FlightRadar24.
+
+Staff at the Boryspil airport in Kiev, where the plane was headed, told the Associated Press that passengers on this flight are usually Iranian students coming back to Ukraine after winter holidays.
+
+The Iranian Student News Agency (ISNA) shared a video online that claimed to show the plane catch fire as it descended. The video has not been independently confirmed.
+
+Pir Hossein Kulivand, an Iranian emergency official, told state TV that rescuers are now trying to collect the dead.
+
+IRAN'S SUPREME LEADER CALLS MISSILE STRIKE AT BASES 'A SLAP IN THE FACE'
+
+Associated Press journalists who reached the crash site saw a wide field of debris scattered across farmland, the dead lying among shattered pieces of the aircraft. Their possessions, a child's cartoon-covered electric toothbrush, a stuffed animal, luggage and electronics, stretched everywhere. Rescuers in masks shouted over the noise of hovering helicopters as they worked.
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+“The only thing that the pilot managed to do was steer the plane towards a soccer field near here instead of a residential area back there,” witness Aref Geravand said. "It crashed near the field and in a water canal.”
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+Ukraine International Airlines announced it has indefinitely suspended flights to Tehran following the crash.
+
+"It was one of the best planes we had, with an amazing, reliable crew," Yevhen Dykhne, president of the Ukraine International Airlines, said at a briefing.
+
+In a statement to Fox News, Boeing said: "We are aware of the media reports out of Iran and we are gathering more information.”
+
+IRANIAN OFFICIAL TWEETS PHOTO OF COUNTRY'S FLAG AFTER ATTACK ON U.S. TROOPS
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+The Boeing 737-800 is a very common single-aisle, twin-engine jetliner used for short to medium-range flights. Thousands of these planes are used by airlines around the world.
+
+Introduced in the late 1990s, it is an older model than the Boeing 737 MAX, which has been grounded for nearly 10 months following two deadly crashes. Boeing built the aircraft that crashed Wednesday in 2016 and it last underwent routine maintenance on Monday, Ukraine International Airlines said.
+
+A number of 737-800 aircraft have been involved in deadly accidents over the years.
+
+In March 2016, a FlyDubai 737-800 from Dubai crashed while trying to land at Rostov-on-Don airport in Russia, killing 62 on board. Another 737-800 flight from Dubai, operated by Air India Express, crashed in May 2010 while trying to land in Mangalore, India, killing more than 150 onboard.
+
+Hours before the plane went down Wednesday, Iran fired as many as 15 ballistic missiles into Iraq, officials said, in a major retaliation by the rogue regime after the U.S. airstrike that killed Soleimani last week.
+
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+Ten missiles hit Ain al-Asad Air Base, one missile hit a military base in Erbil and four missiles failed to hit their targets, according to a U.S. military spokesman for Central Command, responsible for American forces in the Middle East. The attacks unfolded in two waves, each about an hour apart.
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+Initial assessments showed "no U.S. casualties," a U.S. military official in Baghdad told Fox News.
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+Fox News' Greg Norman and the Associated Press contributed to this report.
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+‘I’m being deleted from Wikipedia, which feels like I’m famous,’ Sarah Tuttle tweeted in early May. The astrophysicist’s Wikipedia page was flagged for deletion just weeks after a fierce – and prominent – battle over the page of superheavy element chemist Clarice Phelps.
+
+Phelps, who works at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, US, is quite possibly the first female African–American scientist to be part of a team that discovered a superheavy element, tennessine – a feat, some might argue, that means she should be featured on the world’s largest encyclopaedia. But Wikipedia editors disagreed.
+
+Arguing whether Phelps met Wikipedia’s notability standards – rules that govern whether a person should have a page or not – editors first deleted her page, then restored it, then deleted it again. Her page has been deleted a total of three times. With every deletion, the discussion became more heated.
+
+The deletion battle received considerable media attention. Some outlets accused Wikipedia of discrimination and systemic bias against anyone who isn’t a straight white man.
+
+Critics point to stats that they claim show that Wikipedia is biased against women and female scientists in particular. Only 18% of the 1.6 million biographies in the English Wikipedia are about women. The figure is lower for people tagged as scientists – 16% of almost 150,000 articles.
+
+But the encyclopaedia can only serve as a mirror of society, a long-time Wikipedia contributor who preferred to remain anonymous points out. The existing gender gap is simply replicated in the articles found on Wikipedia. Taha Yasseri from the University of Oxford, UK, who has investigated gender bias on Wikipedia agrees. ‘The gap we observe is not limited to Wikipedia. It’s a reflection of a bigger inequality that exists in academia.’
+
+Disputed deletions
+
+Jessica Wade, a physical chemist at Imperial College London, UK, who created both Phelps’ and Tuttle’s page, says out of the 600 articles she has written so far about female, black, minority ethnic or LGBTQ+ scientists, six have been deleted as they weren’t deemed notable. But almost every single one is being scrutinised – particularly those on ethnic minority women, Wade says.
+
+‘When you make a page and it is disputed for deletion, it is not only annoying because your work is being deleted,’ she says. ‘It’s also incredibly intrusive and degrading to have someone discuss whether someone’s notable enough to be on Wikipedia – a website that has pages about almost every pop song, people who are extras in films no one has ever heard of and people who were in sports teams that never scored.’
+
+Women academics are twice as likely to be nominated for deletion as you would expect David Eppstein, University of California, Irvine
+
+Phelps’ case is not the first to highlight Wikipedia’s diversity problem. Before winning the 2018 physics Nobel prize, Donna Strickland didn’t have an entry. Both of her male laureates who shared the prize with Strickland had profiles. A draft was created for Strickland, prior to winning the prize, but rejected for failing to meet the general notability criteria. Since she hadn’t received significant coverage in multiple, reliable and independent sources, Strickland didn’t qualify for an article.
+
+However, how exactly the notability criteria are interpreted is up to Wikipedia’s 100,000 volunteer editors and 1000 administrators. ‘In theory, everybody on Wikipedia is equal,’ explains Wikipedian and freelance consultant Andy Mabbett. ‘There is no editorial board, there is nobody with veto over anybody else.’
+
+Known knowns
+
+‘[Notability is] a very, very difficult subject,’ says Roger Bamkin, co-founder with Rosie Stephenson-Goodknight of Women in Red, a Wikipedia project that aims to increase the number of women’s biographies. ‘When editors are arguing against notability, people will say, “Well, it’s men who are rejecting women as subjects” – and that may be true. Nine out of 10 editors are men.’
+
+The percentage of female Wikipedia editors is somewhere between 9 and 16%. This gender gap might be one of the reasons why men’s and women’s biographies are presented differently. A 2016 study1 found that articles about women tend to stress the fact that they are about women, containing words like ‘woman’ or ‘female’. Articles about men, on the other hand, didn’t contain equivalent words. Moreover, women’s biographies were more likely to contain words related to relationship status or family.
+
+Yasseri recently found that female physicists were 19% less likely to have a Wikipedia page than male physicists with the same h-index.2 The h-index is a measure of a researcher’s productivity and citation impact based on their published work.
+
+‘We assume Wikipedia is a natural emergence of what the public recognises,’ says Yasseri. ‘Lots of scholars are on Wikipedia not necessarily for the excellence of the work, but because they were considered notable by the Wikipedia community. The good news is that with large h-index – very prominent scientists – the gap starts to close.’
+
+Erasing women?
+
+While it is clear that there are fewer female than male biographies on Wikipedia, establishing that women face an uphill notability struggle is more complicated.
+
+Chipping in on a recent discussion on notability rules, University of California, Irvine, computer scientist David Eppstein said: ‘Women academics are twice as likely to be nominated for deletion as you would expect from the proportion of women among Wikipedia biographies.’
+
+If an article is nominated for deletion, editors can justify why they think it should be kept or deleted. The discussion should arrive at what is called community consensus, the anonymous editor explains. Although the word gives the impression of a collegial decision by the entire community, they say, ‘in general, it’s simply the opinion of those users who happen to drop by or who happen to be interested’.
+
+In Phelps’ case, her name didn’t appear in the articles announcing tennessine’s discovery. She wasn’t profiled by mainstream media. Most mentions of her work are on her employer’s website – a source that’s not classed as independent by Wikipedia standards and therefore not admissible when it comes to establishing notability. The community consensus was that her biography had to go.
+
+University College London librarian Andrew Gray, who has trawled through all the biographies of living people on the English Wikipedia, tentatively agrees with Eppstein. ‘Articles on women do appear to be nominated for deletion at a higher rate than those on men.’ However, they are also more likely to be retained after discussion, he says.
+
+Out of articles created between 2009 and 2015, 3.5–4% of those on women were nominated for deletion. For men, it was between 2.5–3% of articles. The gap seems to be closing, however. For articles created since late 2016, the percentage of nominated women’s profiles dropped sharply. Since then, nomination rates for both genders has been steadily decreasing, to less than 2% for articles created in the first half of 2019. However, Gray points out, his analysis has a caveat: it only finds pages that survived deletion nominations since data for articles that have been deleted after discussions is not easy to come by.
+
+‘We have some aggregate numbers on overall deletion rates, so we can say that overall it’s likely articles on women are both nominated and retained more frequently than those for men, while the actual deletions are not as heavily skewed,’ he says. ‘However, we don’t – yet – have any solid numbers on whether the gender breakdown of actual deletions has varied over time.’
+
+‘One could not argue that even if deletion rates are the same for male and female, there could be many more pages created for not very notable men, and therefore, they get deleted,’ Yasseri points out. ‘But for women, their pages might not be even created in the first place.’
+
+‘A lot of people get excited about the fact that one particular article has been deleted,’ says Bamkin. ‘But we’ve got thousands and thousands to write. I think if people feel there is a problem they should get involved.’ He recommends getting involved in local edit-a-thons as becoming a Wikipedia editor isn’t easy.
+
+Byzantine bureaucracy
+
+‘We have an onboarding problem – getting people from basic editing to being a confident part of the community,’ says John Lubbock, communications coordinator at Wikimedia UK. The Wikimedia Foundation and its affiliated non-profit organisations support Wikipedia, but have no oversight over its content.
+
+‘The user experience on the site needs improving,’ Lubbock admits. He says it takes years to understand the complex bureaucracy Wikipedia has accumulated over the 18 years of its existence. ‘I think that these issues can definitely affect women more, who may have less free time to devote to volunteering than men.’
+
+Some of the issues Wade encountered creating Phelps’ biography, he says, are ‘representative of how much harder it is to create articles for women than for men, because there are fewer citations to use, as people write less about the achievements of women’.
+
+‘Notability rules for academics are notoriously byzantine, to say it kindly,’ the anonymous editor says. They hope the push to reform the guidelines will help compensate for the historic underrepresentation of women and minorities, since it’s not just women who find their path into Wikipedia blocked. ‘A lot of prejudice is unconscious and intersectional,’ says Lubbock. ‘Wikipedia is dealing not just with a gender inequality issue, but also racial and geographical inequalities.’
+
+While projects like Bamkin’s Women in Red have played a big part in increasing the fraction of women’s biographies from 15% to 18% over the last four years, ‘some of the people who have been used to monopolising the conversation will be annoyed that they are not being listened to as much as before’, Lubbock says. ‘I think that this is the kind of backlash we are seeing in regard to those who harass women online, whether on Wikipedia or elsewhere.’
+
+Correction: John Lubbock’s affiliation was updated on 4 July 2019. Andrew Gray’s affiliation was updated on 5 July 2019.
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+michael barbaro
+
+From The New York Times, I’m Michael Barbaro. This is “The Daily.” Today: In the streets of Tehran, Iranians are mourning the loss of General Qassim Suleimani. My colleague Farnaz Fassihi on what they feel they’ve lost. It’s Tuesday, January 7.
+
+archived recording [CHANTING]
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+Monday morning was the start of the official state funeral for General Qassim Suleimani.
+
+archived recording [SINGING]
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+By 8:00 a.m., there were millions of people out in downtown Tehran. He was being celebrated as a national hero, but also as a religious martyr and a saint.
+
+archived recording [SINGING AND DRUMMING]
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+There were families. There were men, women, children. They had the symbolic Shia ritual symbols out — feathers, swords, drums, music, eulogies, songs.
+
+archived recording [CHANTING]
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+And the crowd also had a very anti-American and defiant mood. People were sad, but they were also very angry, and we heard a lot of “revenge, revenge,” and “no more negotiations with the U.S., it’s time for battle,” chanted by the crowd.
+
+archived recording (ayatollah ali khamenei) [SPEAKING]
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, recited the Muslim prayer of the dead on General Suleimani’s coffin.
+
+archived recording (ayatollah ali khamenei) [SPEAKING]
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+In the middle of the prayer, several times he paused and openly cried.
+
+archived recording (ayatollah ali khamenei) [SPEAKING] [CROWD MOANING]
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+And the crowd also wept very loudly with him. As a reporter who’s covered Iran for over 25 years, what struck me was that the people who had attended were not just supporters of the regime, but a lot of people who were generally very critical of the regime.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+Hmm.
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+To be clear, there are plenty of Iranians who did not love or respect General Suleimani. But there were activists, there were opposition figures who had been jailed by the regime who attended. And when I asked them, why are you there? Why are you going? The response was, General Suleimani protected our national security. He transcended politics. He was a national hero. And I was talking to some young people who had attended his funeral, and I spoke to a 22-year-old young man, a university student, and I asked him, why are you at the funeral? And he said, knowing General Suleimani was out there made me feel safer. He was like a security umbrella above our country. And that’s a sentiment that I heard over and over.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+You know, what you’re describing feels like the kind of unified national outpouring that is reserved for a small handful of figures in any country, right? I mean, a beloved president, a civil rights leader like Martin Luther King in the United States, not for what our colleagues have described as a general who specializes in covert operations in Iran.
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+I think it’s difficult for most people in the United States and outside of Iran, and perhaps the region, to grasp the unique place and role that General Suleimani played in Iran and in regional politics. He was singlehandedly the most revered and influential character in Iran.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+So how did Suleimani cultivate that role? How did he make Iranians feel that way? Where does that story start?
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+In many ways, General Suleimani’s story begins with the story of Iran’s revolution in 1979.
+
+[music]
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+He was a young man working construction jobs in the small city of Kerman in the southwest, from a low-income family.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+Mm-hmm.
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+His education was high school diploma level, and he got swept up in the revolution, in the promise of Islam becoming the foundation of a government, and of promises to empower the oppressed and low-income class in Iran, which had been neglected and sidelined under the pro-Western monarchy of the shah. So General Suleimani gets a job at the local water plant and volunteers for the local chapter of the Revolutionary Guards, and quickly rises up and shows a lot of promise as a military man. When the war with Iraq happened in the 1980s, he was a commander for eight years. And after the war ended, he was named the commander of the Quds Forces. And that was really the beginning of the Quds Forces, and the Islamic Republic’s ambition to create a paramilitary in the region, and to kind of export the idea of an Islamic revolution of Shia dominance outside of the borders of Iran.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+And why does Iran, and someone like Suleimani, want to export this revolution?
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+The Islamic Republic theocracy was the first time that a Shia government had come to power in the Middle East. The Islamic faith is divided along Sunnis and Shias, and the division and rivalry go back all the way to the early days of Islam and the succession of Prophet Muhammad. And Shias have always been a minority in the faith. With Saudi Arabia sort of as the custodian of the Sunni faith, Iran has, for centuries, wanted to establish itself as the protector of the minority Shias. And the theocracy of the Islamic Republic gave them the foundation and the structure to do that. And as soon as they had established their government in power in the country, they started looking externally. And General Suleimani was pivotal in expanding the ambitions of Iran’s military and political apparatus in the Middle East.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+And how exactly does he do that?
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+So General Suleimani was instrumental in elevating Iran’s strategy in the region through the proxy militia groups that it had created. And he started in Lebanon, where Iran had already created two Shia militia groups, Amal al-Islami and Hezbollah, and he helped them in their fight with Israeli soldiers that were occupying Lebanon, and later on in the battles that Hezbollah and Lebanon fought. General Suleimani also becomes very involved with Palestinian militant groups — Hamas, Islamic Jihad — who also see an alliance between their ideologies and Islamic Republic of Iran.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+And when you say that Suleimani becomes involved in these groups, what does that actually mean? What is he doing?
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+He helps them come up with battlefield plans, and he dispatches his underlings to go and train and fund and form these groups, providing them with weapons, providing them with money, and providing them with strategy. And he gains this reputation of being the shadow commander, the man who’s everywhere but nowhere. If General Suleimani is present on the ground, then Iran is present.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+So under Suleimani, Iran is making itself felt across the Middle East through these relationships to these militias. Does that strategy succeed?
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+Iran’s strategy succeeds, but it’s limited to the shores of the Mediterranean with Lebanon and the Palestinian territories. But that changes in 2003 with the United States invasion of Iraq.
+
+[music]
+
+michael barbaro
+
+We’ll be right back.
+
+archived recording U.S. warships and planes launched the opening salvo of Operation Iraqi Freedom. The attack came in waves —
+
+michael barbaro
+
+So Farnaz, how exactly did the U.S. invasion of Iraq provide an opportunity for Suleimani and for this strategy that he’s pursuing for Iran?
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+Until the U.S. invasion of Iraq, the country was ruled by Saddam Hussein and Sunnis, and Shias who were aligned to Iran were marginalized. When the United States toppled Saddam Hussein, Shias rose to power, and many of these Shia leaders and political and religious figures had very close ties to Iran. And Iran really seized that opportunity. It used these contacts and networks and relationships to gain influence and penetrate Iraqi society. And General Suleimani once again becomes the pivotal character in helping realize this strategy and this aspiration.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+So an unintended consequence of America invading Iraq is that it ends up empowering Iran.
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+When I was living and working in Iraq in those early days after the invasion, most of the Sunni Iraqis that we would meet and interview would say that the U.S. invasion delivered Iraq on a golden platter to Iran.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+Wow. So what does Suleimani do with this opening that he sees in Iraq?
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+General Suleimani uses the opening to further expand Iran’s influence in Iraq and in the region. He helps create Shia militia. He recruits allies, a network of politicians, religious men and militant groups who were loyal to Iran’s ambitions in Iraq. The Shia militia that he helped create were also responsible for attacks on U.S. soldiers, for the killing of U.S. soldiers, and for civilian deaths. When the Civil War started in Syria in 2011, Iran vowed to keep President Bashar al-Assad in power. Mr. Assad and his constituents are an offshoot of Shia Islam, and religiously and politically aligned with Iran. This is where Iraq comes in. Because of the relationships and networks and influence that General Suleimani had in Iraq, he was able to use Iraq by land and by air to funnel support for Syria’s war. Weapons, missiles, even soldiers that were trained in Iran were shipped to Syria by way of Iraq.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+So Suleimani’s strategy in Iraq — it doesn’t just fend off the Americans who have invaded there. It means that Iran and Suleimani could use Iraq to assist allies like Assad in Syria and in all these other battles throughout the region.
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+Exactly. Iraq becomes a geographic extension of Iran and its interests in the region. And by the time ISIS takes over parts of Syria in Idlib and parts of Iraq in Mosul, the Iraqi government and even the Americans were at wit’s end on what to do to battle this growing threat of ISIS.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+So what does the rise of ISIS mean for Iran, and what does that mean for Iranian influence and for Suleimani’s role?
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+The rise of ISIS was a threat to Iran. It was an existential threat to the Shia government of Iran, because ISIS represented the most extreme version of Sunni faith. And again, General Suleimani mobilizes. He goes to Iraq and he repeats a true and proven formula once again by recruiting volunteers, the instrumental ground force in helping the United States and Iraq’s army to battle ISIS. Therefore, Mr. Suleimani, although he’s seen as a foe of the United States, in the battle of ISIS actually becomes a default ally. For General Suleimani, the rise of ISIS was a turning point. He went from being a commander in the shadows, a mystery figure, to being a household name.
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+michael barbaro
+
+Hmm. And why is he suddenly a public figure because of ISIS?
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+Because Iran wanted to counter ISIS’s propaganda machinery.
+
+archived recording 1 ISIS is using its cash and media-savvy Western militants to recruit and radicalize. archived recording 2 The branded content. They’re mixing graphics, moving images, music, chants, all the — archived recording 3 — cataloging and posting in near real time their war crimes.
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+farnaz fassihi
+
+They utilize social media and Twitter and Facebook to recruit, to spread their propaganda to target their messaging.
+
+archived recording And this is a “mujatweet,” a short, promotional video which shows a softer side of jihad. Here, a Belgian hands out ice cream to excited Syrian children.
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+farnaz fassihi
+
+And they create a personality around their leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the same way that Al Qaeda had created a personality around Bin Laden. So in response to ISIS’s very successful propaganda campaign, Iran decides to turn General Suleimani into the public face of the so-called resistance, and somebody that Shias could love and emulate and respect.
+
+archived recording Enter Qassim Suleimani. Here he is, celebrating gun in hand.
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+farnaz fassihi
+
+His pictures began appearing in public in battlegrounds, videos of him visiting soldiers unannounced.
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+archived recording He’s been up and down the country in the North, in the South, in the capital, checking up on the defenses, mobilizing the Shia militias, making sure that the Iraqi states are able to confront the threat from ISIS.
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+farnaz fassihi
+
+Videos of him reciting poetry, saying that he wants to become a martyr, the highest honor in Islam, and join his friends.
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+archived recording General Suleimani is increasingly being elevated and recognized as a key player on the world stage as Iranian influence in the region grows.
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+farnaz fassihi
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+So by 2014, Mr. Suleimani is so well-known that his pictures are being printed on T-shirts, and his posters are sold in shops in Damascus and Beirut and Tehran.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+Wow.
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+And that summer, his mother passed away, and the funeral of his mother in Tehran became the who’s who event of every militant group in the Middle East. From the head of Hamas, to Islamic Jihad, to senior members of Hezbollah, all showed up to pay respects to the general that they saw as the patron of their cause and movement.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+Hmm. So this is vivid evidence that he is very much the source of power in the Middle East — that all these groups owe him. They’re literally showing up at his door.
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+It was like watching a king hold court. And that was really the first public glimpse that we got of his status regionally, and what he means to these groups.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+So at this point in 2014, how is Suleimani viewed by the U.S.? I’m struck that all of these figures and groups that you’re describing as turning out to pay respects to Suleimani’s mother at this funeral, they are all pretty much mortal foes of the U.S.
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+So the U.S. was watching him, but not really taking action. And that was really in line with the previous administration’s policies of engagement with Iran, and not escalating confrontation. That changed with the election of Donald Trump as president.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+Right, and the withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal that President Trump ordered.
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+Yes. Since the withdrawal of the Iran nuclear deal by the U.S., Iran and the U.S. have been on a collision path, increasingly taking provocative actions and policies toward one another.
+
+archived recording The past 48 hours saw a dangerous escalation in the feud between Washington and Tehran.
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+Culminating these past few weeks of violence in Iraq —
+
+archived recording 1 An American contractor was killed on an Iraqi base. archived recording (mark esper) The Department of Defense took offensive actions by launching F-15 Strike Eagles against five targets. archived recording Protesters stormed the American Embassy, and the U.S. says Iran is responsible.
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+— that ultimately led to the decision by President Trump to assassinate General Suleimani.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+Right. Because in the minds of U.S. officials, Suleimani is very much responsible for those actions.
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+Exactly.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+And Farnaz, how much do you think that the very public role that Suleimani occupied, and that Iran created for him and wanted for him — how much do you think that that played a role in the Trump administration’s decision to take him out, the understanding of what it was he represented to Iran?
+
+farnaz fassihi
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+I think the Trump administration may have not known what he represented to Iran.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+Hmm.
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+I think that they miscalculated the level of admiration, perhaps, or nationalistic sentiment that we’ve seen pouring out of Iran. I think the White House probably thought that it was taking out a military commander, that it may not be very popular with ordinary Iranians, that there’s been a lot of discontent in November against the government, and maybe Iranians would support this decision. For sure, we have voices in Iran, outside and inside Iran, among Iranians, who think that taking Mr. Suleimani out is justified, and they didn’t like him, but what we’ve seen is that the U.S. has effectively turned General Suleimani into a martyr.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+So this response that we saw at the funeral on Monday — are you saying that the United States may not have expected this? Because it sounds like the U.S. understood one aspect of Suleimani’s role in Iran, as the leader of this military strategy, but perhaps they didn’t understand something that’s equally as important, which is what he meant in the hearts of Iranians.
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+I think that’s absolutely right. And I think, you know, we have to remember Iran has been an island of stability in a region ablaze with terrorism and car bombs and beheadings and kidnappings and women being sold by ISIS. And Iranians have, like, watched the whole region unravel around them — refugees and displacement — for the past 20 years. And by and large, they credit General Suleimani for that. They say that they trusted him and respected him for protecting Iran, for keeping Iran safe. And I think the outpouring of emotion we see is related to that sentiment.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+Help me understand this idea, because the strategy that you have described over the past decade of violence and provocation that Suleimani oversaw and he came to personify, it doesn’t feel protective. Why did it feel that way to Iranians in a way that the U.S. might not have understood?
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+You know, Michael, that’s a really good question, and it’s one that I’ve struggled to understand myself. This is a man who was responsible for a lot of violence and a lot of mayhem in the region, and a lot of activity that most Iranians may not agree with, that do not like. But because they felt that it gave them a buffer between their day-to-day lives inside Iran and the instability and violence happening all around the Middle East, they came to respect him and view him as a protector.
+
+[music]
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+michael barbaro
+
+What does Suleimani’s meaning to people in Iran — what does that mean for the response we should expect from the government there?
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+The public momentum is building, and pressure is building, on Iran’s leadership to take action. At the funeral this morning, millions of people were out.
+
+archived recording [CHANTING]
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+They were carrying the red flag of Shia Islam, which is a call to battle. They were chanting, “No to negotiations, no to a deal, only war with the United States.”
+
+archived recording [CHANTING]
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+And the combination of the public’s defiant mood and calls for revenge, and the rhetoric we’re seeing from Iranian officials, increases the possibility that in the next few days or next few weeks, Iran will respond and retaliate. How it will do it, what it will do, we don’t know.
+
+michael barbaro
+
+Farnaz, thank you very much.
+
+farnaz fassihi
+
+Thank you so much for having me, Michael.
+
+michael barbaro
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+Real Madrid battle for Brazilian sensation Reinier Real Madrid Along with Barcelona and Manchester City
+
+Real Madrid are looking to sign Brazilian wonderkid Reinier from Flamengo, but also face competition from other clubs.
+
+After signing Vinicius Jr and Rodrygo in recent seasons, Los Blancos are keen on adding the next major talent to emerge from Brazil to their ranks.
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+The 17-year-old is being pursued by a number of top European clubs, including Barcelona and Manchester City.
+
+Flamengo value the player at 30 million euros and coach Jorge Jesus recently hinted at his departure, stating that Reinier "will be sold to a big European club for many millions".
+
+In the event that Real Madrid seal the transfer of the Brazilian, he wouldn't join the first team as the three non-EU spots are taken up by Eder Militao, Vinicius and Rodrygo.
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+Another option could be for Reinier to continue at Flamengo on loan until the summer so that he continue playing first team football.
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+A Michigan man was charged Monday in the killing of a 25-year-old gay hairstylist who was last seen Christmas Eve.
+
+Mark Latunski. Shiawassee County Jail
+
+Mark Latunski, 50, was arraigned on charges of murder and mutilation. Michigan State Police officer Dave Kaiser declined to release any additional information.
+
+Kevin Bacon, a Schwartz Creek student, told his roommate on Christmas Eve that he was leaving to meet a man he found on Grindr, the popular gay dating app.
+
+Later that night, the roommate received a text from Bacon saying he was having fun and might not make it home that night. When Bacon did not appear at his parents’ house on Christmas Day, he was reported missing.
+
+Local news reports indicate that friends and family members searched fields and wooded areas Friday. Bacon’s car was found, with his belongings, in a parking lot in Clayton Township, close to where he lived. His mutilated body was later found Dec. 28 in Bennington Township, 24 miles away, according to police.
+
+Latunski is expected to appear in court again for preliminary procedures Jan. 8 and 14.
+
+Bacon’s killing is at least the second in the state to be connected to Grindr in 2019. In July, Demetris Nelson of Detroit was charged with murder in the killing of a man whom prosecutors say Nelson targeted using the dating app.
+
+Over the past several years, there have been a number of violent attacks on gay men who were targeted on Grindr across the United States and, perhaps most notoriously, in the United Kingdom, where Stephen Port, dubbed “The Grindr Killer,” was sentenced to life in prison in 2016 after killing at least four victims he met on the app. The killings will be dramatized in a BBC television program called “The Barking Murders,” according to The Guardian.
+
+Michigan State Police said that while many people use dating apps with no issues, “you do have to be careful.”
+
+“You do have to go through the what if's in your mind -- what if it isn't true, what if it is for something bad,” community service trooper Steve Kramer told local news station WJRT.
+
+Bacon’s life was also honored by his namesake — Actor Kevin Bacon shared a post on Instagram, writing, “His life was taken from him much too soon. His love was hair dressing. I bet he would have done a great job on this mess on my head. RIP KB.”
+
+Follow NBC Out on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram
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+Walk into almost any bookstore today and you’ll find an aisle dedicated to a peculiar hybrid — the graphic novel. Combining fantasy with fine art, highbrow concepts with lowbrow caricature, graphic novels are neither literary novels, nor do they necessarily contain any graphic content. While they sometimes rival their literary forebears for length and seriousness, many of them don’t even tell fictional stories — take the example of Art Spiegelman’s Holocaust memoir Maus or Alison Bechdel’s Fun Home. Put simply, graphic novels are comic books — or, more precisely, ‘what comics have become in an age of gentrification. This formerly popular medium now wins Pulitzer Prizes and American Book Awards, is exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, and adapted into arthouse films that include the animated Persepolis and the Palme d’Or winner Blue Is the Warmest Color. As the example of the graphic novel shows, gentrification has become increasingly entwined with culture as it continues to spread across urban neighborhoods and seeps into rural enclaves. When the sociologist Ruth Glass coined the term “gentrification” in 1964, she was describing how Victorian properties that served as boarding houses for the poor were being converted into representative apartments for London’s bourgeoisie. Today, we are as likely to associate it with the yoga studios and specialty coffee shops now transforming areas which were long home to large working-class and ethnic-minority populations. The construction of Frank Gehry’s Guggenheim museum in Bilbao is commonly identified as the moment that convinced urban planners worldwide that their regional hub needed its own contemporary art gallery. Paired with punitive laws against loitering, this injection of culture promised to attract college-educated professionals, delivering the increased property values investors craved and displacing unwanted social elements — the classic logic of gentrification.
+
+Aesthetic Gentrification Yet important to understand, here, is the fact that more grassroots changes often preceded neoliberal policy measures. In the 1980s, recent arrivals to Sydney’s inner-city neighborhoods began to paint their newly acquired houses in pastel colors as a mark of distinction. What might be called aesthetic gentrification was not lost on cultural sociologists. In 1996, Richard Peterson and Roger Kern compared the first two National Surveys on Public Participation in the Arts, which had been conducted some years earlier in the United States. The authors noted that America’s middle classes were engaging with cultural practices and goods that their parents and grandparents usually looked down upon. Where an older bourgeoisie distanced itself from working-class entertainment, the dominant strategy was now to “gentrify elements of popular culture and incorporate them into the dominant status group.” Since then, attendance at prestigious art events, like theater and opera, has declined further, alongside the number of Americans who read literature. As the appeal of elite culture decreases, cultural commodities including television, comic books, and science fiction have flourished. Indeed, their transformation bears the distinct characteristics of gentrification. The rise of so-called quality television has occasioned sufficient commentary and need not be reiterated here. For its part, science fiction now competes for major literary prizes under the guise of speculative fiction. Margaret Atwood’s The Testaments, shared winner of the 2019 Booker prize, is one recent example and surely a candidate for a prestigious TV adaptation after the success of Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale.
+
+Gentrifying Comics The transformation of comic books may seem rather less remarked upon, until we remember that they now sell under a more prestigious moniker — graphic novels. Where land gentrification spreads tentacles into poor neighborhoods, its aesthetic sibling affects popular genres long associated with working-class or juvenile audiences. The underlying strategy remains the same, and has been termed the “rent gap.” In land gentrification, the rent gap articulates the disparity between the current value of real estate that was neglected due to deindustrialization and suburban flight and its potential valuation in the future. A similar form of speculation defines aesthetic gentrification. Cultural products that are marketed to less affluent audiences generally command lower prices. Thus, science-fiction novels were traditionally sold as magazine stories or cheap paperbacks, often at newsstands alongside other pulp literature, including comic books. Starting after World War II, these formats came under growing competition from television, impacting their long-term profitability. Television, in turn, has now come under similar pressure. What began with the multiplication of niche networks continues today with the movement of advertising revenues online. The promotion of supposedly high-quality content placed behind paywalls constitutes an attempt to close this particular rent gap at a time when rentier capitalism has taken hold of contemporary culture. The wider appeal of television notwithstanding, the graphic novel may constitute the clearest instance of aesthetic gentrification. Many of the best-known graphic artists today, from Alison Bechdel to Art Spiegelman, grew up with comic strips and magazines and retain strong emotional ties to the medium. Unlike their parents or grandparents, the generations that came of age during or after the 1960s did not reject youth culture as adults. Rather, they set about transforming what they had grown to love. A similar nostalgia characterizes land gentrification, which thrives on the preservation of historical heritage, whether in the conversion of factory buildings into lofts, or the recapture of Victorian townhouses. In both variants of gentrification, artists play a crucial role. In contrast to their more working-class predecessors, artists often possess plenty of cultural capital that may be converted into economic profit with the right endurance and innovation. Where earlier comics creators toiled under quasi-industrial divisions of labor — visual artists, writers, letterers, and colorists worked under the supervision of powerful editors — today’s graphic novelists have accrued the status of brilliant auteurs.
+
+Repackaged Products The transformation of comic books cannot be understood without considering the term “graphic novel.” Originating in 1960s fan zines, during the following decade the epithet began to adorn comics narratives that went beyond the usual page length of serial magazines. In 1978, Will Eisner marketed a volume of loosely connected short stories, titled A Contract with God, as a graphic novel in order to encourage sales in bookshops. Marvel and DC Comics took heed, hiring industry professionals to pen longer stories or repackaging existing tales as single volumes — at a significantly higher price, of course. Translations of Japanese manga also started to enter foreign markets, providing a steady stream of paperbacks and attracting a more diverse readership. The early years of the graphic novel do contain many underappreciated gems, including wonderful work by female artists such as Julie Doucet and Debbie Drechsler. Yet the format’s breakthrough into the literary market heavily rests on two famous titles. Awarded a special Pulitzer Prize in 1992, Spiegelman’s Maus transformed the genre’s public perception and firmly established comics on high school and college reading lists. Similarly important was the success of Chris Ware’s Jimmy Corrigan, an evocation of Chicago history as seen by its lonely and eponymous protagonist. Published by Knopf under its Pantheon imprint, Jimmy Corrigan marked the arrival of leading literary publishers. Their distribution networks ensured increased sales, attracted a new generation of authors, and guaranteed regular reviews in the mainstream media. Chris Oliveros, founder of Montreal’s alternative comics press Drawn & Quarterly, has described Jimmy Corrigan as a sea-change that led to a wave of more literary graphic novels, including Marjane Satrapi’s Persepolis and Bechdel’s Fun Home, and demonstrated their mainstream marketability. Ware’s finely crafted aesthetic and education at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago proved another point — that graphic novels could add the status of visual art to their literary credentials. Publishers such as Pantheon and Drawn & Quarterly have since gone on exploit this artistic cachet through elaborate hardcover editions priced on par with expensive coffee-table books.
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+(CNN) This flu season is shaping up to be one of the worst in decades, according to the United States' top infectious disease doctor.
+
+Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said while it's impossible to predict how the flu will play out, the season so far is on track to be as severe as the 2017-2018 flu season, which was the deadliest in more than four decades, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
+
+"The initial indicators indicate this is not going to be a good season -- this is going to be a bad season," Fauci said.
+
+So far this flu season, at least 2,900 people in the US are estimated to have died of the flu, according to data released Friday by the CDC. That's 800 more deaths than estimated the previous week.
+
+Flu cases and hospitalizations because of the flu have also risen sharply since the season began in October. CDC estimates there have been at least 6.4 million flu illnesses and 55,000 hospitalizations.
+
+Read More
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+With the start of a new year and a new decade, many of us are setting goals we would like to achieve in the future. But how can we track those goals effectively? We all like to make a record of our days, of the times that are ordinary and the times that are extraordinary. Some of us do so with our cameras, taking snapshots with easy-to-use smartphones that we can share or store or make into albums. Some of us like to record our thoughts and occurrences in other ways, modelled on traditional diaries or journals, but ones that have taken a new form — a bullet journal.
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+The Warhammer 40,000 universe is a massive place, and the “Narrative Forge” hobby articles encourage thinking outside the box (literally) when putting models together and stretching yourself out in the hobby. They aim to make hobbyists and players comfortable growing beyond imitating the models they see in their Codexes and playing the rulebook missions, and serve as a source of inspiration for anyone wanting to forge new experiences in the hobby. This week, Tyler “Coda” Moore is talking about figuring out how to paint your narrative armies.
+
+Dearest viewer.
+
+So.
+
+You have your narrative vision (which I talked about last time — click here for that).
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+You have the force pictured in your head.
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+Now you have to answer the big old question of:
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+“How the hell am I going to paint it?”
+
+Well, good news! That’s our topic today. A method you can answer that question with is:
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+Research -> Test -> Execute -> Evolve
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+In true (i.e infuriating) style, this means that the process of figuring out how to paint your army will require you will have to ask even more questions to find your answers.
+
+Here are the questions you’ll want to ask yourself, and answer:
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+Why are you going to do it that way? Researching sources Determining common themes/a motif Cracking the code
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+What details will promote the narrative you are trying to tell? The devil is in the details or identifying key features Show, don’t tell the narrative Don’t forget your bases!
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+How will you execute and refine the scheme? I imagined, I painted, I created. Expanding the painted narrative on the go, I.E for the love of god take notes
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+
+
+Why are you going to do it *that* way?
+
+Let’s start with our bog stock trooper. The core of your army. The tiny person that you will paint anywhere between 10 and 1000 of.
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+How are you going to colour him in?
+
+If we take a quick step back to the narrative vision that we talked about last time (in fact if you haven’t read it, have a quick squiz as this is definitely part 2 to its part 1) and you may already have a rough idea of what colour you are going to paint the damn thing. If not, that’s ok, this is where you are going to figure it out. If you are lucky enough to have a solid idea, this is where we will refine it for the tabletop.
+
+Researching Sources
+
+We’ll start by researching sources. For some armies this can be easy as opening your codex, for others like pure homebrew creation this might be a tad bit trickier. Let’s look at those narrative army types we broadly defined last time and talk about where we could find sources for our colour scheme.
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+Historical Works
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+If you have selected this, then crack open your book(s) and start taking notes. Look for references to armour colour, trim, symbols, heraldry, weapon descriptions and the like. If you are basing your army off a Black Library book, then you are in luck, the kindle versions have an insanely nice search feature. Sites like lexicarmum and the 40k wiki are good sources for getting details as well, don’t forget to check the article’s sources for more data to mine.
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+Homebrew Creations
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+This is where it gets tricky as you are effectively the source material. My advice here is to start somewhere solid. Pick a single colour that you want to use and start pumping out test models (more on that later) to figure out a colour pallet that works. If you are working on something like a custom space marine chapter, look to canon sources on company markings, placement of heradly and the like to form the basis for your ideas. What I’m getting at here is the universe of 40k has thirty years of material to work off, so don’t be afraid to crib off the existing source material. Also look to history for inspiration and as always don’t forget the colour wheel aka our rainbow god.
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+A Themed Army:
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+Themed armies could be considered a more generalist take on historical works, so the same general idea applies here. However if you aren’t cleveing to an exact time frame or source (i.e a black library book) you can take inspiration from the homebrew creation and put a slight spin on the standard paint scheme.
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+An Army Built For A Specific Narrative Event Or Game Type:
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+An event army or game type narrative army really draws on itself to inform the paint scheme.
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+This is hard to explain but picture the poster boys of Games Workshop, the Ultramarines 2nd Company, decked out in their blue with gold trim. Now picture it in a desperate zone mortalis mission, fighting in a space hulk. How has that scheme changed? How can you show that on the models? Do you weather them in a certain way? Now picture that army in a 6 month long jungle fight scenario, similar to the historical Vietnam conflict. How does it change compared to baseline/the zone mortalis example? What would you do differently to show these armies are fighting in vastly different climates. That’s the crux to this kind of army.
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+Determining Common Themes/A Motif
+
+TheChirurgeon: Before you start painting your army, you should also think about how you are going to apply the army’s scheme to make it your own, including the additional visual details you get to decide. What visual aspects are you going to use to signify your army’s narrative aspects, and how are you going to tie them together across multiple models of different types and sizes? So, two steps here:
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+Determine the visual aspects you’ll be applying to the force. This can be something simple, like the rainbow gradient that MasterSlowPoke uses for his Rainbow Warriors – it’s not present in the original Rogue Trader era art for the chapter, but it’s something he can add that’s really visually striking and makes them pop, or it can be something more complex, like a camouflage pattern and add-ons that you’ll be applying to the army based on the warzone you’ve set them up in. One of the coolest armies we’ve seen is Seyni N’Diaye’s Carcharodons, which borrow heavily from Maori and Polynesian trial art, and applies those patterns to the whole army. These details are added in white, and because they’re so strikingly unique, they allow him to paint armor of different colors in the same army that are visually unified by their tribal markings. For my Night Lords, I decided early on that all of my Raptors and Warp Talons would have warp-mutated wings instead of jump packs. This has made sourcing 2nd edition metal Tyranid gargoyle wings a pain 20 years later, but it both looks great and lets me give the models a pop of red color. Determine how they’ll be applied across all of your models. Once you’ve determined the common visual thematic elements for your army, you’ll need to figure out how they’ll be applied. Coda’s going to talk more about color in the next sections but this is more about where and how you’re going to apply your special elements. Here I’d suggest that a little goes a long way – you want your narrative visual elements to be obvious enough that they tell the story and tie the force together visually, but not so much that they overpower everything else and leave your models unrecognizable. Going back to MasterSlowPoke’s Rainbow Warriors, he chose to apply the rainbow gradient pattern to the kneepad of each Intercessor, keeping the effect small and simple on the bulk of his army but making it visually obvious. But when he has to apply the same motif to other models, he’s got more options, and that’s where he has to decide where to apply the gradient and how much is too much. For his Repulsor Executioner, that meant finding a large area of panels where he could apply the gradient without having it take over the entire tank. For his Eliminators, the cloaks were the obvious choice. You can make these decisions on a model-by-model basis, but you should think about how much is “too much” for your army’s extra thematic details and spot color choices before you start going hard, if only to avoid painting half an army before you realize you don’t love the scheme.
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+Cracking The Code
+
+Alright. We have done the research (or have picked a ‘cool and good’ colour) and are ready to crack on with the army. Now you need to see if it actually works.
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+Grab a box of easy build troops. Closer to the actual models you are going to paint, the better. Come up with 3 or so different ways of executing your idea and try it. These attempts could be as simple as different painting methods in order to figure out how to hit that balance of speed:results or if you are starting from scratch, a place to figure out what colours will and won’t work together.
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+Are you think that process sounds a little vague?
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+We are going to investigate two methods here which I’ve totally made up the names for. Namely a method for pre-planned schemes called the “Test Swatches method” and the later method called “Pray to your rainbow-coloured god…. method.”
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+Using Test Swatches to Select a Colour Scheme (or the “Experience and downselect method”)
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+Let’s say for some totally legitimate, cool and good reason you want to take the colours of a specific steam train and whack it on your space marines.
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+Behold. Our subject. So we have a colour scheme. In this case green and yellow but we don’t know the exact colours to use. For the next bit you’ll need a bit of paper and a pen.
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+Take each colour you are using in the scheme and dab it onto the paper, along with your possible trim/spot colours (think eye lenses). This will let you see how the combination looks. Then after this down select to a few strong possibilities and paint some models. Check the the example below:
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+Again, this works when you have a pretty good idea of a scheme but I needed to refine what colours would make it work. I had a bunch of yellows and greens on hand to try, so I used the bit of paper to get an idea of what they would look like, picked my three faves, transferred them onto some primed models and started painting them. As you can see, I went with Pale Green, Olive Green and Medium Green.
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+Note how I’m not finishing each model. Pale Green was the first colour to drop. It didn’t match up with the type of green I wanted, so I progressed further with the others, finally I dropped the Medium Green after I washed the green washed the model and more or less completed the Olive Green test model. Then decided to try it on a white primed model, which failed pretty hard within a few armour panels.
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+What I’m doing here is using a combination of experience and down selecting. The experience half lets me chop down the possibilities of what green to use to 4 permutations, while the downselect lets me get it down to a clear winner. If my experience was shallower or I had less of a firm idea in my head, I would have lined up more test models or in the reverse situation, I would have had to paint less of them.
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+While you are doing these tests, keep an eye out for spaces to put campaign markings or little details that you can seed the narrative in on the model. Shoulder pads, knee pads, shields and weapons are good places to sneak details in, but more about that later.
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+Ok. So we have a basic theory to run with if we have a solid idea. For times you are feeling less sure, we’ll let’s get a little more advanced.
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+A More Colour Theory-Based Approach
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+Behold this and weep, for it is our new rainbow god.
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+I kid, you don’t (and shouldn’t) need to be a slave to the colour wheel, but it can save you a lot of time, heartache and test models. Nor do you need to completely understand it, just realise and accept that it indeed does exist. Check out the examples Rob’s got on there. See how the colours look ‘right‘. That’s something you can work your scheme towards.
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+Let’s put the wheel to practise. Enter the internet and witness my two part cheat code for finding cool schemes:
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+Part One:
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+The Adobe Color Wheel.
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+Jack aka Booley showed me this thing about a year ago when I spent 2 months saying “I DON’T KNOW HOW TO PAINT THIS KNIGHT HELP MEEEE” at the top of my lungs. It will help you see where each colour lands on the wheel and automatically spit out delicious visual data.
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+To make this work we need to upload a sample or at least find out it’s hex code of a colour we like. Bolter and Chainsword have some excellent resources, here, for example this thread of citadel hex codes will let you punch them into the Adobe Colour Wheel site. Seriously google “XYZ brand paint hex codes” and you’ll find them. Muck around with them until you settle on the colour your are going to paint the majority of your model with.
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+Part Two:
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+So you have that core colour we mentioned? From there you can explore and mine Analogous, Monochromatic, Triad, Complementary, Compound and Shade schemes (I’m reliably told that these are important things, check out this quick guide for more) for ideas to your heart’s content. Again, you don’t need to take these are gospel. Just muck around with them and let the ideas come, then do a test or two.
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+We used the Swords of Davion for an example in the last article. Let’s breakdown the scheme and show my working:
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+Vallejo Model Colour Yellow Olive is my fave colour to paint with. So when it came time to paint marines again I definitely wanted it as my primary colour. The previous version of the Swords had this colour with black trim and grey/red spots.
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+Compare the two pictures and try to ignore the (hopefully) vast improvement in painting. See how the black grey/greens are all blurring together compared with white trim details on the marines above? This is something that I wanted to avoid on the MKII version of the Swords.
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+So I put my thinking cap on and painted up a number of test models, trying out various trim colours of red, black and grey, while also exploring the new Primaris sculpts. White ended up being forerunner, I also found that the distinctive crest/ears part of the helm could be picked out in white to get a call back to ancient troops, like roman legionaries or knight’s crests. I also started figuring out how to show what company the troops came from and where squad markings would be present. Given that the white helm/trim really made the green ‘pop’ I needed to keep that in, so therefore I went with the right knee pad. I also spent time figuring out how to show squad leaders, veterans and the like and turned to the codex for ideas. I ended up coming up with a quick system based on the helms.
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+This guy is that test model, I ended up abandoning the white segment of the bolt rifle to save time but allowed him to keep it to honour his place as the 1st of the newly forged Swords of Davion. Also don’t worry about the test schemes that didn’t quite work out as they have a way of popping back up fro later use. For example I recycled the ‘classic’ sword scheme for my Swords of Davion Kill Team as the black felt more right for covert ops.
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+Let’s look at another example, which is more on the “pray to your rainbow god” side of the equation use the Adobe tool.
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+Picture this very, very hypothetical scenario:
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+Hypothetically, say if you did have a mighty Imperial Knight you were looking to plug into your homebrew marine chapter, that may or may not be the Swords Of Davion, you could upload a shot of your marines and then use the POWER OF THE COLOUR WHEEL to figure out a scheme that is different but meshes well with your marines. Alternatively you could spend 8 weeks fretting about the scheme.
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+Hypothetically.
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+Yerp. Totally a hypothetical.
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+But seriously, I used the colour wheel to get a ballpark colour, which ended up being Incubi darkness. Then using some extremely sketchy math, I decided if Incubi was similar to my armour green with less yellow in it, I could “add” that yellow back in with some light gold trim. This would also match the trim on my Dark Angels if I ever decide to resurrect them. Furthermore I could tie the House to both my marine chapters with the red spot colour. Homebrew people take note: This is how you can come up with schemes from scratch that work and compliment each other.
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+What details will promote the narrative you are trying to tell?
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+Ok. So we have our basic scheme. Now we need to punch it up, after all…
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+The Devil Is In The Details aka. Identifying Key Features
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+I hinted about this a few times earlier when I talked about kneepads and shoulder trims. Key features like this are a great potential narrative canvas for you to tell your armies story on and will expand off the springboard of our basic scheme.
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+We have already consider how you can show the company/regiment/campaign your troops are in, so now think how you can sell that they are in the particular part of the setting you are exploring. A great example of this is a player in my local store. He has started a necron army and is using the crackle texture paint on the model’s shoulder pads to show that they are breaking out of/made of the sandstone around them. This neat trick creates an instant narrative theme that he can explore and continue with the army.
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+Other neat key features are the little bits of life you can put into the models. What I mean by this is graffiti on tanks, heraldry that harkens to the deeds of your noble heroes, scars and battle damage that tell a story. The Swords are pretty developed so I’m going to step back to a project still in its infancy. Let’s look at the Australius marine again.
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+This chapter is blatantly, “what if Australia and the 2000 Olympics, but space marines.” and for now clocks in at a massive 5 models. However look at the narrative detail on them. I’ve warped the tactical marking to be Broad Arrow, which is frequently used in military moto shirts in Australia, while the chapter logo is a stylised Australian flag with a Greek Lamba. Finally I have a company and squad marking on the kneepad and a way of showing demi squad leaders. With this I’ve got a strong start to play around with if I choose to expand the chapter in the future.
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+Once you have a few key details, don’t stop exploring the sculpts. There is always a new trick you can try to sell the narrative you are trying to tell. On that note this even goes hand in hand with posing the kit.
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+Which leads me to my next point:
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+Show, Don’t Tell, Your Narrative
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+Check out the model above.
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+What does it tell you about the army narrative wise.
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+Now look at the squad. What further context can you infer.
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+Compare them with this squad. Look at the poses, the colour used on the key points and the armour.
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+What makes them different.
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+What can you then infer just by looking at them.
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+The bog stock assault marine squad vs vanguard veterans is my attempt at telling a story narratively though my colour scheme and how I built the Forge World assault marine kit and (hopefully) does the whole “show don’t tell” thing.
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+This concept is important. While writing page after page of background for your army is an awesome experience, it won’t be effective on the table top unless you can express it through the models. Consider the tools you have to do this. It’s going to come down to A: How you build them and B: How you paint them and C: How you build the army list.
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+This why identifying key features and getting to know the models matters.
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+Don’t forget your bases!
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+On that note, one of the key features of your model is the thing they are all standing on. The bases.
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+Never ever forget those vitally important plastic discs. They are the literal frame for your artwork. I’ve written an entire article about this which you should check out here, so I won’t wax on about it other than to say that it’s a cool and good thing to spend time on them. For example of a quick trick featured in that article, you can link armies together narratively by common basing, see here on my take on The Pure, which links them back to the Swords of Davion.
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+How will you execute and then refine the scheme?
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+I imagined, I painted, I created.
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+So. We have Id’ed a bunch of key details. We have a basing scheme. We have a paint scheme that has basic narrative beats in it.
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+However, maybe you are worried that you can’t come up with the heraldry for a character or you have run out of creative steam.
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+Fantastic. You should get started. Seriously. Get painting.
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+I’m not kidding, just start putting together the models and getting paint to them.
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+Don’t stress if you don’t have Captain Cerdic of the 2nd Company’s personal heraldry and backstory set in stone yet. Just put together a blurry image in your head and start building him. Maybe do a sneaky head swap and start converting the model. As you paint, continue to reference your background research material and let his backstory come to you and then put in the key details. If you have done your homework and have that basic scaffolding in place, things will seem to neatly fall in as you go. If not, leave a spot blank, waiting for inspiration to strike.
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+I’ll give you an example, using, you guessed it, Cerdic. Note the heraldry of his scouring of the traitors that dared to try and defile the sacred cherry forest of Davion Secondus. I came up with this after finishing the model and saying “Shit. I need to put something there.” I was then distracted by YouTube and ended up watching that bit of the Last Samurai where they talk about cherry blossoms. I decided then that LT Cerdic leading a bunch of Phobos teams in the forests around the Bladespire would be an appropriately cool moment for him to earn his promotion to captain and then set about painting it.
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+Expanding the painted narrative on the go or: “For the love of god take notes”
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+A downfall of this research -> test -> execute -> evolve method we have just talked about is that you have to remember a lot of stuff and that stuff is going to change as you go. If you are going to do your narrative force justice, for the love of god take notes.
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+I’ve already posted a picture of the cheat sheet I made for the Swords but to be honest you don’t need to go that far. A simple google doc or a forum thread where you upload pictures of the models/notes as they are completed is more than enough.
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+Anyhow! That’s enough of my rambling for a day.
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+If you have your own narrative army or have thoughts about coming up with colour schemes, want help or just a want a chat, comment on this article or shoot us an email at contact@goonhammer.com . Also you can find us on the Goonhammer Facebook page, or tag us on Twitter or hit something with the #goonhammer tag.
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+As for me you can find me:
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+Twitter – Where I post models and like things!
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+Insta – Where I forget to post models and sometimes like things
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+Twitch – Where I stream painting models and make a fool of myself for fun.
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+Have fun
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+CODA AND OUT
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+In May when Yoenis Cespedes fractured his right ankle at his Port St. Lucie ranch, Mets GM Brodie Van Wagenen described a “violent” fall but provided no context how the fall occurred.
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+The same was true last month when it was revealed that Cespedes and the Mets agreed to a restructuring of his contract that — among other things — will cost him a minimum of $15.7 million and could cost him as much as almost $30 million.
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+The Post has learned all involved parties agreed that Cespedes was injured on the ranch stepping into a hole after an interaction with a wild boar.
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+According to multiple people who were informed of the incident, Cespedes has traps on his ranch for a variety of reasons, including to keep boars away from people. But one boar was removed from a trap — perhaps by Cespedes — and either charged toward Cespedes or startled him, causing Cespedes to step into a hole. Cespedes suffered the fractured ankle at a time when he was recovering from surgery to both heels that already was jeopardizing his playing status in 2019. The ankle fracture guaranteed that he would not take an at-bat last season.
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+Cespedes reported the injury to the Mets, including immediately that he was trying to sidestep a boar. Mets officials and representatives for Cespedes went to the ranch the following day and came away believing essentially that is what occurred. Officials from both the Commissioners Office and the Players Association visited the ranch at a later date and also confirmed that version of how Cespedes was injured.
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+The Commissioners Office and Players Association became involved once it became clear the Mets were withholding Cespedes’ 2019 pay and were considering an attempt to make the remainder of his pact a non-guaranteed contract.
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+Kyle Thousand, Cespedes’ agent, declined comment to The Post on Friday afternoon.
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+The standard language in a player’s contract prohibits the player from participating in a wide range of athletic activities. Guaranteed contracts like Cespedes’ forbid additional activities to mitigate risk. While it is not publicly known if the Mets and Cespedes agreed to specific language that would have made potentially dangerous activities on his ranch a violation of his contract, language in a second Mets player’s contract of recent vintage prohibited “any acts, activities, or sports involving a substantial risk of personal injury.” Engaging with a wild boar at close range would potentially qualify as such an act.
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+Furthermore, broad precedent existed that would have imperiled the rest of Cespedes’ guaranteed money. In February 1994, Ron Gant broke the fibula and tibia in his right leg in a dirt bike accident on private property. A month later the Braves put Gant on unconditional-release waivers and owed him just 30 days (about $907,000) of his $5.5 million salary (at the time the largest one-year contract in history).
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+In January 2004, Aaron Boone tore his left ACL while playing pickup basketball. The Yankees contended that Boone was in violation of his contract and paid him 30 days termination pay (about $918,000) of his $5.75 million contract.
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+The Mets could have tried for the same with Cespedes. And Cespedes could have fought to have every penny paid to him. That a compromise was brokered among MLB, the union, the Mets and Cespedes’ camp suggests both the Mets and Cespedes’ camp were concerned about losing their argument before the independent arbitrator — particularly Cespedes, considering how much in guaranteed money he has forfeited.
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+Cespedes received just $22.8 million of what was supposed to be $29 million in salary last season. For 2020, the guaranteed portion of his contract was reduced from $29.5 million to $6 million. His salary rises to $11 million if Cespedes makes the Opening Day roster _ or if he goes on the injured list at that juncture for an ailment that does not involve his feet or ankle _ and gets prorated at that pay level if he joins the team any time after the season opener. Plate appearance bonuses could add another $9 million to Cespedes’ income.
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+Cespedes signed a four-year, $110 million contract after the 2016 season. He has played just 119 games since due to a variety of injuries.
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+The Mumbai District State Aids Control Society (MDACS) is using biometric fingerprint identification to register and keep track of the number of HIV patients in the city, after a number of people refused to link their medical information with Aadhaar cards, fearing their identity and illness would be made public, The Free Press Journal reports.
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+The biometric attendance system will first be introduced at three antiretroviral centers in Mumbai to make sure patients stick to their treatment plans.
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+“The patients feared that the compulsory submission of Aadhaar card to get free medicines and medical check-ups under a government’s AIDS control scheme could lead to disclosure of their identity, inviting social stigma,” said a senior health official.
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+Dr Padmaja Keskar, executive health official with the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) assures patients their identity will not be revealed.
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+“The patients can change their name when they will give undergo biometric procedures. But they have to give register their original address so that it will become easier for us to track them if they leave their treatment in middle,” she said.
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+Health activists in the region agree with the initiative, saying biometric registration will encourage people to keep up with treatment and therapy.
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+Article Topics
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+Aadhaar | biometrics | fingerprint identification | healthcare | India | time and attendance
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+Amazon has threatened to fire employees for speaking publicly about the company’s role in the climate crisis, tech workers at the retail giant have revealed.
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+An email shared with the Guardian shows Amazon’s human resources department launched an “investigation” into one employee, Maren Costa, over comments made to the media that called for the company to do more to tackle the climate crisis.
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+In the email, Costa is told she will not face punishment at this point – but that any future comments unauthorized by Amazon “may result in formal corrective action, to and including termination of your employment with Amazon”.
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+A group of Amazon employees who banded together to call for stronger climate action by the company said several members have been questioned by legal and HR representatives about their public comments. Some received follow-up emails similar to Costa’s that threaten dismissal for speaking out in the future.
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+Costa said four employees have been questioned and two have been threatened with termination if they continue speaking up about Amazon’s role in the climate crisis without seeking approval.
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+Costa, a user experience principal designer, said: “It was scary to be called into a meeting like that, and then to be given a follow-up email saying that if I continued to speak up, I could be fired.
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+“But I spoke up because I’m terrified by the harm the climate crisis is already causing, and I fear for my children’s future. Any policy that says I can’t talk about something that is a threat to my children – all children – is a problem for me.”
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+I spoke up because I’m terrified by the harm the climate crisis is already causing, and I fear for my children’s future Maren Costa
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+According to Amazon, it started updating its external communications policy for staff in spring last year. It said it was not aimed at any particular group of employees.
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+A company spokeswoman said: “Our policy regarding external communications is not new and, we believe, is similar to other large companies. We recently updated the policy and related approval process to make it easier for employees to participate in external activities such as speeches, media interviews, and use of the company’s logo.
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+“As with any company policy, employees may receive a notification from our HR team if we learn of an instance where a policy is not being followed.”
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+Amazon’s threats to Costa and other employees occurred after it announced a “climate pledge” in September. The plan commits Amazon to using 100% renewable energy by 2030, before becoming carbon neutral by 2040. To help achieve this, Amazon has ordered 100,000 fully electric delivery vehicles for its fleet.
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+Jeff Bezos, Amazon’s chief executive, said he was “done being in the middle of the herd” on climate policies at the policy’s unveiling, which took place just a day before 1,500 Amazon employees planned to walk out of work to join a wave of global climate strike rallies inspired by Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg.
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+Amazon’s shift on climate change represented a victory for its employee group, which is called Amazon Employees for Climate Justice. The group had previously pushed, unsuccessfully, a shareholder resolution to set a climate change plan.
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+A further 8,000 Amazon employees subsequently signed an open letter to Bezos calling for concrete climate goals; to cancel contracts with oil and gas companies; and to stop donations to politicians who deny the reality of the climate crisis.
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+Amazon employees said the company updated its policy on staff speaking to the press and on social media in early September, a day after the plan to join the climate walkout was announced. The new policy requires staff members to seek permission from Amazon prior to talking in a public forum while identified as an employee.
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+Victoria Liang, a software engineer at Amazon, said: “Amazon’s newly updated communications policy is having a chilling effect on workers who have the backbone to speak out and challenge Amazon to do better. This policy is aimed at silencing discussion around publicly available information. It has nothing to do with protecting confidential data, which is covered by a completely different set of policies.”
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+Bezos, the world’s richest person, has said he understands the concerns of employees and has promised to review Amazon’s political donations. He has rejected, however, calls to sever ties with oil and gas companies.
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+Amazon Employees for Climate Justice said it will continue to push the company to do more on climate, despite the threat of recriminations for speaking out publicly.
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+Justin Campbell, a data engineer at Amazon, said: “Amazon’s policy is not going to stop the momentum tech workers have built over the past year at Amazon. The climate crisis is the greatest challenge we face, and the only way we can find solutions is by protecting people’s right to speak freely and disrupting the status quo.”
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+January 2020
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+January 2020
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+From Obama to Trump: Down with U.S. Murder, Inc.
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+Defeat U.S. Imperialism – Defend Iran!
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+For International Workers Action –
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+Drive the Imperialists Out of the Middle East
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+The January 2 assassination of Qassim Suleimani, commander of the Quds Force of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, by a U.S. drone strike was a blatant “act of war” – but more than that, it was the opening salvo of a U.S. imperialist war on Iran. In ordering the murder of the second most powerful leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, U.S. president Donald Trump left the regime no choice but to retaliate against the marauding superpower that threatens its very existence. In this war, class-conscious workers and revolutionaries everywhere have a side: the Internationalist Group and League for the Fourth International call to defeat U.S. imperialism and defend Iran. We call in particular for international workers action against Washington’s war.
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+Internationalist Group, Revolutionary Internationalist Youth and Class Struggle Education Workers at January 4 protest in New York's Times Square against U.S. assassination of Iranian leader. (Internationalist photo) Internationalist Group, Revolutionary Internationalist Youth and Class Struggle Education Workers at January 4 protest in New York's Times Square against U.S. assassination of Iranian leader.
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+Saner minds among U.S. rulers question if Trump weighed the consequences his murderous strike entailed, suggesting that it was an “impulsive” act. The New York Times headlined that it was, “For Trump, a Risky Gamble to Deter Iran.” Nonsense. It was a brazen provocation to force Iran to escalate. Times analysts opine that “the possibility of an unintended slide to war is impossible to rule out.” Unintended? Slide to war? The Pentagon brass who carried out this act of state terrorism knew full well that they were starting a war. They figure that the U.S.’ “overwhelming military might” will prevail. But for all Trump’s talk of pulling out of the region, the U.S. will be bogged down in the quicksands of the Middle East for years to come. Already he is dispatching thousands more troops to the region.
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+Trump’s claim that his action was a response to an attack by a pro-Iranian Iraqi militia that killed a U.S. mercenary is ludicrous. The U.S. president clearly intends to use this war to divert attention from the impeachment process against him now in high gear. He may succeed in that, not because people “rally ’round the flag” – a huge majority are sick of Mideast wars – but because the rhetoric in Washington about Trump “betraying U.S. interests” in Ukraine will be largely drowned out amidst a new bloodbath. Of course, the Republican in the White House isn’t the first to use this cynical ploy. When Democrat Bill Clinton was being impeached for an affair with an intern (“Monicagate”), he fired off missiles to hit targets in Iraq. Today, Trump’s action has far-reaching and ominous consequences.
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+Imperialist bully Trump also launched his war figuring it would put the Democratic Party over a barrel in the 2020 elections. The partner parties of U.S. imperialism have demonized the Iranian regime for years. “Moderate” Democrats like Biden are loath to stray too far from the Middle East policy of Zionist Israel, whose leaders have long wanted to “bomb, bomb Iran.” “Progressives” (Sanders, Warren) are warning of the dangers of war with Iran, even referring (accurately) to Trump’s drone strike as an “assassination.” But in the name of a “war on terror,” Democratic president Barack Obama carried out such terrorist murders on a far greater scale than Republican Trump, killing thousands of innocent civilians. And last July, Democratic votes greased the skids for giving the Pentagon its largest war budget ever. The U.S. Murder, Inc. is bipartisan.
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+The Democrats, one and all, hail Obama’s 2015 agreement with Iran (as well the European Union, Russia and China) limiting Iran’s nuclear program. Yet this pact subjects Iran to blackmail by U.S. imperialism and the militarist Zionist regime which has hundreds of nukes, and whose leaders are crazy enough to use them. The LFI defends Tehran’s right to develop nuclear arms for its defense against these kill-crazy warmongers. How vital this is can be seen in the difference between the attack on Iran and Trump’s negotiations with North Korea, a bureaucratically deformed workers state which despite diplomatic isolation and economic sanctions developed nuclear warheads and the long-range missiles to deliver them.
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+U.S. president George Bush declared Iran (along with North Korea) to be part of an “axis of evil.” Former CIA and Iran/Afghanistan war chief David Petraeus, who slaughtered thousands and built death squads enforcing colonial occupation, called Major General Suleimani “the personification of evil.” That label would be better applied to the U.S. murder machine that brought death and devastation from Central America to the Middle East. U.S. leaders accuse Iran of “destabilizing” the region. This takes a lot of chutzpah coming from the imperialists who invaded Afghanistan in 2001 and Iraq in 2003, and whose troops are still there well over a decade and a half later; who have bombed Syria since 2014, and who are supplying the weapons for the Saudi war of extermination against Yemen. The LFI calls to drive the U.S. and its NATO imperialist allies out of the Middle East.
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+Various opportunist leftists carefully avoid calling for defense of Iran, instead saying “hands off” and “no war on Iran.” These pseudo-socialists advocate a more “peaceful” foreign policy for U.S. imperialism rather than calling for its defeat. They want to build a “peace movement,” a “popular front” chaining opponents of the war to the Democratic imperialists. The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) and Socialist Alternative (SAlt) lambaste “corporate Democrats” like New York senator Schumer, while going all out for Bernie Sanders as he seeks the Democratic nomination. Yet Sanders voted for the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan, called for Saudi Arabia to police the Middle East, and praised Trump for threatening North Korea.
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+Internationalist Group and Class Struggle Workers – Portland at January 3 PDX protest against U.S. act of war against Iran. (Photo: KOIN-TV) Internationalist Group and Class Struggle Workers – Portland at January 3 PDX protest against U.S. act of war against Iran.
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+Tailing the reformists and echoing their slogans on the U.S. attack (“hands off”/“no war”) is Left Voice, part of the international media project of the grouping (“Trotskyist Fraction”) led by the Argentine Partido de Trabajadores Socialistas. Other reformist leftists such as the Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL) and its ANSWER antiwar front, as well as the Workers World Party (WWP) and its International Action Center, give political support to the Tehran regime. They pretend that bourgeois nationalists in neocolonial countries are “anti-imperialist.” But the mullahs’ regime was quite prepared to work with imperialism, and did so in the U.S. war against rival (Sunni) Islamists in Iraq and Syria. While the Pentagon bombed cities like Mosul from the air, Quds force chief Suleiman and pro-Iranian Iraqi militia leader Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis (also murdered in Trump’s drone strike) coordinated the ground assault.
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+The League for the Fourth International stands for defense of Iran against the U.S. attack, while giving no political support to its capitalist government. The Islamic Republic, or the Zionist state of Israel, or self-described Christian states such as Franco’s Spain or Pétain’s France – all such theocratic and religiously based states are inherently anti-democratic against those who do not belong to the particular “chosen people,” as exemplified by the brutal oppression of the Palestinian Arabs in the Occupied Territories and within Israel itself.
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+As George W. Bush’s sinister vice president Dick Cheney said in advocating preemptive war against Saddam Hussein over his mythical “weapons of mass destruction,” the U.S. is engaged in an endless war in the Middle East. Trump’s attack on Iran presages a regional war, and it may not stop there. Remember that World War I also started with an assassination (of Archduke Ferdinand, the presumptive heir to the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, in Sarajevo in June 1914). Recall, also, how that imperialist slaughter that took millions of lives ended: with the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917. But that required a revolutionary Marxist leadership with a program to defeat the imperialist war with socialist revolution.
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+As defenders of the proletarian internationalist program of Bolshevik leaders V.I. Lenin and Leon Trotsky, the LFI calls to bring out the power of the working class from Turkey and Egypt to Iran and Saudi Arabia, and Israel, to bring down the Islamist, monarchist, militarist and Zionist regimes, drive out the imperialists and establish a socialist federation of the Middle East. Here in the U.S., the May Day 2008 dock strike, that closed all West Coast ports in protest against the Iraq/Afghanistan war, pointed to the need for all-out workers struggle. This requires above all the formation of Leninist-Trotskyist workers parties, part of a reforged Fourth International, to lead the fight for socialist revolution extending from this region that has been under the imperialist heel since the dawn of the 20th century to the heartland of imperialism, from Europe to the United States.
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+Washington and Wall Street, the enemy is at home. Defeat imperialist war, defend Iran and fight for international socialist revolution. ■
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+We need a new Education Minister with the right qualifications, a scientific mindset and a technocratic iron will to implement the critical changes.
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+I HAVE been a big critic of and objector to Maszlee Malik as Education Minister from day one.
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+If you’re going to be on the political left, you have to get used to losing a lot. In Bernie Sanders’ first election, he received 2.2 percent of the vote. The winner got 64.4 percent. In Sanders’ next election, he only got half as much, reaching 1.1 percent. Even when he finally made it to Congress, nearly 20 years later, he spent several more decades as a lonely outsider. But in 2016, he nearly toppled the Democratic Party’s hand-picked presidential nominee, and in 2020 he might actually receive the nomination. It took a long time to get to this point.
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+The British Labour Party’s recent defeat was deeply upsetting. It means that a sociopathic right-winger will continue to govern the country for years to come. It means that the Labour agenda, which is inspiring and would have fundamentally changed Britain—making college free, kicking off a Green Industrial Revolution, ending austerity, building public services that work, strengthening animal welfare, introducing free public broadband, creating new national parks, saving the NHS from privatization—will not be implemented. Under Conservative governance, Britain has suffered from malaise and hopelessness. When I visited this year for the first time in six years, I was struck by the growth of gambling, the hatefulness of the tabloid newspapers, and the percentage of radio ads I heard that were for various different types of financial and insurance products. Labour was offering a vision of a very different Britain, a place where nature flourishes and people take care of one another and care about the country around them. Now the Tory party will be in power for at least another five years. Magnificent.
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+We can tell ourselves all kinds of things after a disastrous election. Many of them are true. The British press was absolutely vicious to Jeremy Corbyn, and instead of rallying behind him, many liberals decided to echo ludicrous smears about him being an extremist who hates Jews. The press presentation of Corbyn often felt like the “Two Minutes Hate” from Orwell, and indeed I knew older people in England who absolutely despised Corbyn but couldn’t seem to articulate clear reasons for it. Corbyn had a less focused message than during the impressive 2017 campaign, which increased Labour’s vote share by the largest margin since 1945 (ironically, Corbyn’s previous success had the effect of making last month’s loss look worse than it otherwise would have). Brexit messed everything up: Presiding over a party comprised of both staunch “remain” and staunch “leave” supporters, Corbyn was in an impossible position, couldn’t stake a strong stance, and then ended up supporting a proposal that would drag out the Brexit nightmare even further, just as Britons had reached the limits of their patience with it. There is no reason to believe that Labour’s leftism was the cause of its defeat. Labour’s economic and social policies were overwhelmingly popular, and the only party that was more badly defeated than Labour was the centrist Liberal Democrat party, which was crushed.
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+Whatever lesson we need to take from the British election, then, it is not that “leftism is bad” and Britain needs a new Tony Blair. (People hate that guy.) Critics of the left, will, of course, try to gloat: They are always attempting to make the “McGovern argument” that if you “run too far to the left” you will lose. That doesn’t fit the facts of the British election: If a leftist Corbyn lost votes in 2019, why did the same leftist increase votes in 2017? But a catastrophic loss allows people to say: Look, voters had a choice. You offered them your left agenda. They rejected it. You said “socialism or barbarism” and they resoundingly chose barbarism. Give it up. They don’t want what you’re selling. Corbyn’s ideas are discredited. You were idiots to think that people would opt for radical leftism. And I am sure some of us feel the self-doubt. When Abdul El-Sayed lost in Michigan, Politico characterized it as a clear electoral rejection of “socialism.” (Even though Abdul wasn’t a socialist.) Abdul has convincingly explained why that’s silly—he was running against an extremely powerful candidate with a lot more money, and it’s impressive that he did as well as he did as an insurgent. But I am sure I am not the only one who has felt the occasional twinge of self-doubt: What if those who say we’re crazy are right? What if the left cannot win? What then? So what if we can “exceed expectations,” like Corbyn did in 2017 and Bernie did in 2016? We need to win. And what if we are just destined to lose?
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+Before accepting that depressing conclusion, though, it is worth remembering some history. In 1931, the British Labour Party suffered an absolutely catastrophic defeat, far worse than what just happened to Corbyn. The Conservative Party received 470 seats in Parliament. Labour got 52, and even the party leader lost his seat. There was virtually nothing left of the party. Flash forward to 14 years later. Winston Churchill had just led Britain through World War II, and one might have expected him to sail through the 1945 General Election with ease. That did not happen. Instead, despite having just helped the country defeat the Nazis, Churchill lost to Clement Attlee’s openly socialist Labour Party. And when I say “openly socialist,” I mean that Labour’s 1945 election manifesto said the following:
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+The Labour Party is a Socialist Party, and proud of it. Its ultimate purpose at home is the establishment of the Socialist Commonwealth of Great Britain – free, democratic, efficient, progressive, public-spirited, its material resources organised in the service of the British people.
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+Toward that end, the manifesto promised public ownership of: the fuel and power industries, iron and steel manufacturing, and all rail, road, air and canal transport. Labour’s socialism was anti-bureaucratic and anti-authoritarian–the manifesto said that “the economic purpose of government must be to spur industry forward and not to choke it with red tape” and on civil liberties it was stirring:
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+The Labour Party stands for freedom – for freedom of worship, freedom of speech, freedom of the Press. The Labour Party will see to it that we keep and enlarge these freedoms, and that we enjoy again the personal civil liberties we have, of our own free will, sacrificed to win the war. The freedom of the Trade Unions, denied by the Trade Disputes and Trade Unions Act, 1927, must also be restored.
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+It made clear, however, that it did not believe in the capitalistic conception of freedom:
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+But there are certain so-called freedoms that Labour will not tolerate: freedom to exploit other people; freedom to pay poor wages and to push up prices for selfish profit; freedom to deprive the people of the means of living full, happy, healthy lives.
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+This is the manifesto that inspired the British people to throw Winston Churchill out of office. Attlee’s government went on to establish the most important and popular social institution in the history of Britain: the National Health Service, which guaranteed free-at-point-of-use health services to every person in the country regardless of their means. The NHS remains beloved in the U.K., despite years of Conservative mismanagement. (Remember that the way right-wingers convince people government doesn’t work is by running government services horribly and starving them of funds and then going “See, it’s a disaster, looks like we need to privatize it.”)
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+Things can change, then. It takes a while. But it’s a long fight. If Bernie had told himself, when he received half as many votes in his run for governor as he had when he ran for senator, that a socialist could never break 2 percent of the vote, then he wouldn’t be a serious presidential contender today. It is not helpful to conclude, without decisive evidence, that we “cannot” win. All we know is that we did not.
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+In fact, when I look over the British election now, having had a few weeks to reflect, I understand why Labour did not win. Personally I was inspired by the bevy of policies that Corbyn put out. But now, when I look at the ad in which he recites as many of them as possible in 60 seconds, it seems more like undisciplined messaging than amazing ambition. Campaigners on the ground apparently said that the sheer volume of policies, and the failure to make it clear which were the priorities, confused voters and made Labour’s program sound unrealistic. Substantively, the 2019 manifesto was similar to the 2017 one, but it’s true that the campaign was less compelling this time around. Even the titles: “For The Many, Not The Few” (2017) versus “It’s Time For Real Change” (2019) The first one stakes out a clear division between the rich and the rest of us, while the second is vacuous.
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+I like Jeremy Corbyn tremendously and I think nearly every mainstream criticism of him is deeply unfair. My colleague Gautam Bhatia has written movingly about how rare it is to find a principled anti-imperialist in British politics, and how much of the criticism of Corbyn is because he dared to stand up for unpopular causes like Palestinian rights, Irish republicanism, and South African liberation. But I do not think it is harsh or cruel to Corbyn to say that he is not particularly effective as a politician. (In fact, depending on your opinion of politicians, that should be a compliment.) The fate of a principled person in politics is that they will be unwilling to “fight back” against smears, won’t know how to manipulate the press to their advantage, won’t think in terms of “branding” and “messaging,” and won’t use rhetoric. Corbyn strikes me as a thoroughly decent man—watch him in interviews and try to reconcile the person on display there with the caricature and hate figure. But he hasn’t mastered the “game of politics.” He can seem laconic when he should be passionate, opaque when he should be crisp.
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+Corbyn didn’t manage to benefit from what should have been his chief strength, his authenticity. If you watch the ITV debate between Boris Johnson and Corbyn, you’ll see Johnson insisting over and over that Corbyn is being evasive on his Brexit position. In response, Corbyn simply repeats the same talking point: that he will put whatever deal he secures up for a new referendum so that the people can decide. Johnson says that Corbyn is refusing to tell the public whether he will campaign for his own deal. Corbyn avoids a direct answer. By simply falling back on stock phrases, Corbyn makes Johnson look like the more direct and honest one. That’s a shame, because Corbyn could have had a powerful reply. He could have said:
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+“Of course I’m not going to campaign one way or the other. This is a people’s vote! It is my job, as the representative of the people, to negotiate the deal, not to tell them whether to accept it! I do the people’s will, not the other way around, and it tells you a lot about Boris Johnson that he thinks this is a point against me, since it shows he doesn’t understand the basics of who is supposed to make the decisions in a democracy. Boris Johnson has always thought he could manipulate the public into leaving the EU. Hence his endless lies about it, from his early days in journalism to the present day. He thinks you’re stupid and should do what he says. I think you are intelligent enough to decide whether you want to take or leave whatever deal I can get on your behalf.”
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+That is not what Corbyn did though. He simply repeated his talking point about how a new referendum would be over quickly. It’s a shame, because he looked ineffectual where he should have been strong, and if he had been of a more aggressive, brawling disposition, he could have gotten the upper hand over Johnson, at least in the debate. (In the election might be another matter, since as I say, Corbyn’s position was basically impossible.)
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+To the extent that the British election result came about because of Corbyn’s strategic choices and political skills, and a campaign of vilification directed at him personally, it is not quite so discouraging for the Left as a whole. The big question after Labour’s defeat among U.S. leftists was: What does this mean for Bernie Sanders? And I think the answer is: not much. Not just because the U.S. does not have a “Brexit” vote (although Trump will try to portray impeachment as a similar attempt by Elites to overturn the people’s will). But also because Bernie is a very different kind of politician. Corbyn spent many years as an obscure back-bencher before being thrust into the spotlight, and had to learn political leadership after having it thrust upon him all of a sudden. Sanders has spent many years racking up legislative victories and served as a successful mayor. As my colleague Paul Waters-Smith notes, Sanders is actually a formidable organizer who has demonstrated a strong command of messaging and tactics.
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+But there are lessons we need to heed. We can’t just write off the British election as irrelevant and ignore it. It does show that a strong economically left agenda does not “sell itself.” It might be popular, but unless a party leader can present it to people effectively, even if they like the individual policies they might not vote for the party. We also see a warning about the power of media: Corbyn faced a relentless barrage of anti-Semitism accusations, and had to expend valuable time and energy trying to deal with them. That particular charge would be a little more difficult to make against the man running to be the first Jewish president (though they’ll probably try it nonetheless). But there will be a media onslaught: Expect to hear about Sandinistas, the USSR, the PLO, and whatever else they can throw at Bernie. You can’t rely on liberals—look how Tony Blair tried to destroy Corbyn rather than help him, just as Obama hates Bernie Sanders. We need to be ready, and there has to be a very clear message that can win. Bernie’s message right now is at risk of being muddy like Corbyn’s was: In part to compete with Elizabeth Warren, he now has a “plan for everything,” and the Sanders plan might sound to some voters like the Labour manifesto, with too many giant promises and too little focus on a few key priorities. Sanders also needs to take note that you cannot win with young people alone: If it had been up to young people, Corbyn would be prime minister, and they would surely make Bernie president, too. But the elderly vote, and there needs to be an appeal that can reach them.
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+Bernie needs to get the nomination, but if he gets it, he has to win the general election. Worse than him losing the nomination would be getting the nomination and losing the general. Centrists would spend years blaming the loss on “leftism gone too far,” even if the data showed that their preferred candidates would have done even worse. This is what is going to happen in Britain now, and it is going to make it very difficult to take the next steps of building a viable left.
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+What are those next steps? I don’t claim to be able to advise the British left, which is in a very difficult position, but if the American left loses the 2020 election, we’ll probably have to focus on building institutions outside the government, slowly rebuilding the labor movement and taking over local offices. It will be very, very tough, and I do not envy those in Britain who must now figure out how on earth to take next steps politically with half a decade more of Conservative austerity government on its way.
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+When we lose, though, the best thing we can do is to remember just how many people have lost before, and how they picked themselves up and kept fighting. The 1931 Labour defeat was horrendous. Less than 20 years later, Labour would transform the entire country. When I watched Abdul El-Sayed lose in Michigan, I was devastated. So many incredible people had put so much effort into that campaign, and it had all come to nothing. The best candidate lost. But I also knew that Abdul will be back sooner or later, that he’s not going anywhere and someday he will win. 2020 is going to bring a presidential election that will either be crushingly disappointing or will give the left more power than it has ever had in this country. I hope that this time next year, Bernie Sanders is the president elect. I am going to do what I can to make that happen. But if he is not, the fight cannot end. Our energy must be redoubled, and we must press on.
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+Fun Fact: I am a follower of a Facebook page for memes about postwar British Labour prime minister Clement Attlee. I highly recommend it.
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+COVINGTON, Ky. (FOX19) - CNN agreed Tuesday to settle a lawsuit with Covington Catholic student Nick Sandmann.
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+The amount of the settlement was not made public during a hearing at the federal courthouse in Covington, Kentucky.
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+Sandmann’s lawsuit sought $800 million from CNN, the Washington Post and NBC Universal.
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+Trial dates are still not set for Sandmann’s lawsuit against NBC Universal and the Washington Post.
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+The Washington Post suit sought $250 million. A federal judge let a portion of the suit go forward after The Post filed a motion to dismiss it.
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+PREVIOUS | Judge to allow portion of Nick Sandmann lawsuit against Washington Post to continue | Lawsuit filed on behalf of Nicholas Sandmann seeks $250M in damages from WaPo | Sandmann legal team now targeting NBCUniversal in ‘journey for justice’
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+Sandmann’s attorney, Lin Wood, said, “This case will be tried not one minute earlier or later than when it is ready.”
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+The lawsuits were filed following an incident in Jan. 2019 in Washington, D.C. involving Covington Catholic High School students. Videos of that incident garnered national attention.
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+The initial video showed the self-identified Sandmann, now a senior at CovCath, and Nathan Phillips, an indigenous man who was participating in the Indigenous Peoples March. Sandmann and his classmates were in D.C. for the March For Life.
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+Other videos later surfaced showing different angles of the incident.
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+MORE | Diocese of Covington: CovCath students did not instigate incident at Lincoln Memorial | Protest at Diocese of Covington shows both sides coming together | Sandmann in court for $250M defamation suit against WaPo
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+Wood said the damages were sought due to “emotional distress Nicholas and his family suffered." He also said the family had to move from their home temporarily and that Nicholas was not permitted to attend school directly after the trip to Washington.
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+Yes, We settled with CNN. — Nicholas Sandmann (@N1ckSandmann) January 7, 2020
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+A lawsuit is expected to be filed against Phillips, Wood said. He indicated that lawsuit would seek $5 million, but the judge said that Phillips does not have as much money as the other defendants.
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+They also plan to sue Gannett, owners of The Enquirer, according to Wood.
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+He said he will bring that to the judge in the next 60 days.
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+Wood also said there’s a maximum of 15 defendants.
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+Attorneys say the money they’re seeking is not designed to compensate Nick, but to “deter the defendants” from doing the same thing (that they’re accused of) in the future.
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+The Reds Caravan has been a long-beloved tradition for fans across the vast lands of Reds Country. It allows for all the current and former Reds and broadcast to interact with their devoted fanbase. Normally, it has at least a few current stars and also players that will eventually become stars, or at least everyone hopes they will. The past few years have seen players like Amir Garrett, Jesse Winker and Phillip Ervin making the rounds. Now the 2020 Caravan was released and there are a couple of names one would think that would be on there, that aren’t.
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+New Reds infielder Mike Moustakas has been added to the 2020 #RedsCaravan! The event kicks off Thursday, Jan. 16 and travels more than 3,500 miles around Reds Country. Check out the full roster plus fan stop locations and times. ➡️ https://t.co/v89uMaKUTj pic.twitter.com/MavAllQugS — Cincinnati Reds (@Reds) January 7, 2020
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+The major names include Mike Moustakas, Hunter Greene, Sonny Gray, Jesse Winker, Aristedes Aquino, Amir Garrett, Josh VanMeter and Jonathan India. This alone signifies that the Reds are expecting these players, of note, Greene, Winker, Aquino, VanMeter and India to play a role for the team. Whatever that role may be, they wouldn’t have these players on the tour if they were at risk of being pulled off of it any time soon.
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+It seems as though someone is missing
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+That calls into question, where is Phillip Ervin and more importantly Nick Senzel? While not every player is going to go on these tours, both of these players should be playing a significant role on the team next season. The reason why this might be significant is that the Reds have been in potential talks for a shortstop, namely Francisco Lindor for the past few weeks. It is known that the Indians would want outfield help as theirs has been below average for the last two years and it has been rumored that their starting ask includes Senzel as the headliner.
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+With that, many wondered what about the other outfielders and other prospects? Well if the Caravan indicates anything in terms of PR and team plans, the players noted above namely, Winker and Aquino are still there. Pair this with the recent signing of Shogo Akiyama and the Reds outfield is looking pretty full.
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+This has happened before
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+One instance that could lead to this speculation was the trade that brought Luis Castillo to Cincinnati. Dan Straily had just revived his career and was looking like a lock for the next season as potentially even one of their top pitchers. He was featured during Redsfest but was noticeably absent from the Caravan when it was announced. Then nine days later he was on his way to Miami.
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+While this may mean nothing, it is worth watching. The Reds use the caravan as PR. It is a way to thank their fans by showing them the players they need to pay attention to. If Senzel specifically is not there and has been rumored to be in trades, then it could mean he is at least part of discussions. Remeber, Senzel was, like Straily, featured at Redsfest. Does this mean he is being traded for sure or soon? No. Again he could have just decided not to go on the caravan this year. But, if years past have told Reds fans anything, his time with the team could be coming to a close.
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+Germany has reduced the number of its troops stationed in Iraq due to growing regional security concerns, the Bundeswehr confirmed via a press release on Monday.
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+Overnight, 35 German soldiers were brought to either Kuwait or Jordan, the military said.
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+"These forces can be brought back at any time if training in Iraq is to resume."
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+The German military contingent in the country will be "temporarily thinned out," with around 30 out of the 130 personnel serving in the country to be redeployed to neighboring countries, Foreign Minister Heiko Maas and Defense Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer had said in a letter to their ministries.
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+The transfer mainly applied to soldiers stationed in Iraq's capital, Baghdad, and Taji to the north.
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+Iraq's parliament voted for anti-IS coalition soldiers to leave the country following the fatal drone attack on Qassem Soleimani.
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+The German Bundeswehr supports regional efforts against Islamic State in Iraq, providing military training, Tornado reconnaissance jets and tanker aircraft for air-to-air refueling. Most of Germany's soldiers in Iraq are stationed in the northern Kurdish region of the country.
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+"Naturally we will respect any sovereign decision of the Iraqi government," said Maas, while warning that the reduction of international forces could lead to Islamic State gaining a stronger foothold in the region and cause "greater instability" in Iraq.
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+Why is Germany reducing troop numbers?
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+DW political correspondent Thomas Sparrow said one reason that Germany was reducing troop numbers was "the security of German soldiers, similar to what NATO has already done."
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+The fear is that some soldiers being trained by German troops sympathize with Iranian and Iraqi militias and could turn the weapons on the service personnel training them.
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+Sparrow said another reason is that the German government has removed them while it awaits a final decision by the Iraqi government on foreign coalition forces fighting IS in Iraq.
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+The redeployment is intended only as a temporary measure, with the letter from Maas and Kramp-Karrenbauer saying, "In principle, we are prepared to continue providing our proven support within an internationally coordinated framework as long as this is something that Iraq wants and is in a situation to permit it."
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+Last updated on .From the section FA Cup
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+AFC Fylde boss Jim Bentley will look to learn from Chris Wilder's "magic formula" after the non-league side gave Premier League Sheffield United an FA Cup scare.
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+The Blades, 104 places above their National League opponents, secured a narrow win to book their place in Monday's fourth-round draw.
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+AFC Fylde, the last non-league club in the competition, are involved in a relegation battle in England's fifth tier but have ambitions to reach League Two by 2022.
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+Their players wear shirts with 2022 on the sleeve as a reminder of the goal of becoming a Football League club.
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+Wilder, who started his managerial career at non-league Alfreton Town, has steered Sheffield United from League One to the Premier League.
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+Bentley said: "Chris Wilder said well done at the end. We had a chat before the game - we are good friends so we'll go and have a pint together now.
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+"We can take positives from the game and we'll speak to Chris about the magic formula and how we can use that in our own league."
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+Wilder saw Sheffield United race into a 2-0 lead after making 11 changes to his side following a hectic festive programme.
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+Callum Robinson scored a deflected opener with a shot on the turn from Luke Freeman's cross before 34-year-old Leon Clarke - who has played professionally for 17 clubs - tapped home United's second.
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+But the Blades were forced to endure an uncomfortable finish after Jordan Williams pulled one back before firing a late chance to equalise into the side netting.
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+'Is there a qualified referee in the house?'
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+There was one moment of drama for the officials as United went through, with assistant referee Daniel Leach having to be substituted at half-time because of illness.
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+An appeal was put out over the public address system asking for any qualified match officials in the stadium to make themselves known to a steward.
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+Tyler Machin, watching from the stand, answered the call, making it a busy day for the teenager as he had refereed a local league match in Worksop in the morning.
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+Machin took over as fourth official, with Ben Toner stepping up from that role to run the line in the second half.
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+Fylde seek to bring cup spirit to relegation scrap
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+AFC Fylde are two points from safety in England's fifth tier yet went close to forcing a replay.
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+Soon after Williams' goal, a lob after a lovely ball over the top of the defence, he was presented with a chance of equalising but could not hit the target.
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+At the final whistle, Bentley and his players were given a standing ovation by Blades fans as they left the pitch after a hard-working display.
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+"I'm really proud of the players, the staff and the club and we've given a big Premier League team a run for their money," added former Morecambe boss Bentley.
+
+As for Sheffield United, who have won an army of new admirers for their Premier League exploits, this was a case of job done for Wilder's fringe players, some of whom could be on the move during the January transfer window.
+
+This was the club's fifth match in 16 days.
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+They lost debutant Dutch keeper Michael Verrips - promoted to back-up goalkeeper after an injury to Simon Moore in December - to a head injury but came through relatively unscathed.
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+"It might be a bit of an issue but hopefully Michael will be OK," said Wilder, whose side entertain West Ham in the Premier League on Friday (20:00 GMT).
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+"It was quite an uncomfortable afternoon, especially after the experience of last season when we lost to Barnet. When you make as many changes as we did then the flow of the team is interrupted."
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+Academic Festival Overture, Op. 80, German Akademische Festouvertüre, overture composed by Johannes Brahms on the occasion of his receiving an honorary doctorate of music from the University of Breslau (now the University of Wrocław in Wrocław, Poland). The work was composed in 1880 and first performed on January 4, 1881.
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+No doubt the premiere was intended to be a solemn occasion. As an unspoken reciprocation of their award, the University of Breslau had anticipated that Brahms, one of the greatest living composers (albeit one who had not attended college), would write a suitable new work to be played at the award ceremony. There is little doubt that what he provided confounded his hosts’ expectations. Rather than composing some ceremonial equivalent of Pomp and Circumstance—a more standard response—Brahms crafted what he described as a “rollicking potpourri of student songs,” in this case mostly drinking songs. It is easy to imagine the amusement of the assembled students, as well as the somewhat less-amused reaction of the school dignitaries, to Brahms’s lighthearted caprice.
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+The Academic Festival Overture showcases four beer-hall songs that were well known to German college students. The first, “Wir hatten gebauet ein stattliches Haus” (“We Have Built a Stately House”), was proclaimed in the trumpets. “Der Landesvater” (“Father of Our Country”) followed in the strings, and the bassoons took the lead for “Was kommt dort von der Höh’? ” (“What Comes from Afar?”), a song that was associated with freshman initiation. Lastly, the entire orchestra joined together for a grand rendition of “Gaudeamus igitur” (“Let Us Rejoice, Therefore”), a song later beloved by operetta fans for its appearance in Sigmund Romberg’s The Student Prince (1924). It was the first melody, however, that was most notorious in the composer’s day. “Wir hatten gebauet” was the theme song of a student organization that advocated the unification of the dozens of independent German principalities. This cause was so objectionable to authorities that the song had been banned for decades. Although the proscription had been lifted in most regions by 1871, it was still in effect in Vienna when Brahms completed his overture. Because of this ban, police delayed the Viennese premiere of the Academic Festival Overture for two weeks, fearing the incitement of the students.
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+After a dismal start to the season, Watford fans have been given a reason to be hopeful about watching their club again.
+
+That reason is head coach Nigel Pearson, who has transformed a struggling side destined for relegation into a slick, well-oiled machine, who are difficult to break down in defence, yet simultaneously fearless and headstrong in attack.
+
+The Hornets had scored just seven league goals before Pearson arrived, a tally they have surpassed in their last four matches on their way to collecting 10 points from a possible 12 in a difficult run of fixtures, during which they beat giants of the game Manchester United and a Wolverhampton Wanderers side who have already beaten last season's champions Manchester City twice during the current campaign and once again look destined to push for European football.
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+Undeterred, Watford have gone toe-to-toe with those opponents and come out on top, while comfortably seeing off Aston Villa and snatching a point against Sheffield United as well.
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+Even the most optimistic Watford supporter would have struggled to predict the seismic shift in momentum that followed Pearson into Vicarage Road, a ground that is fast transforming into the proverbial fortress, after spending the first few months of the season as a good will centre that handed out points to all who visited.
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+Nevertheless, the Hornets have hauled themselves up to within one win of climbing out of the relegation zone, where they had been nine points adrift just weeks before, and the players are all united in their belief that the new coach's direct approach and high standards are the prime reason for the upturn in fortunes.
+
+After the Wolves win, goalkeeper Ben Foster suggested that the players needed a coach that demanded more of them and believes that an English boss who commands both fear and respect is exactly the type of person they needed to steady the ship.
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+"We've been crying out for an English manager for quite some time now," said Foster.
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+"We knew we'd got the players, we saw it last season, we just needed somebody to basically stick a rocket up us and that's all it is. Simple as that.
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+"You need somebody who will demand that just the minimum is working hard and getting stuck in. If you look at the last four or five games we've played, the fight, the determination, the never giving up, the constantly everybody tracking back, the work rate, all of that, that's what's been missing for the best part of nine months.
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+"There's a bit of both [fear and respect]. You need to almost fear your manager a little bit almost in the way you'd fear somebody like Alex Ferguson, someone like that because it keeps you on your toes. The very first game at Liverpool, I saw him [Pearson] stick a rocket up somebody like you wouldn't believe at half time. We were doing really well at Liverpool, 1-0 down but playing really well, in the game, creating chances and he's absolutely going after people and everybody was like, 'I can't let my standards slip here' and that's it."
+
+While Pearson's impact on the field hints at big changes behind the scenes, the players suggest that things have not altered a great deal at the training ground.
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+However, they believe that what they are benefiting from is Pearson's forthright approach and the way he has simplified messages, to give them a greater understanding of their role on the pitch.
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+Midfielder Abdoulaye Doucoure claims it is this establishing of the basics that has helped him and others rediscover the talents that they seemed to have lost at the beginning of the season.
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+"He came with the basics," said Doucoure.
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+"He just does the basic things that I would like to recover the level I had before. I think all the team as well want to recover their quality and when the best players recover the quality you can see on the pitch we are a better team. With Nigel we have a very good relationship, he's a very good manager, a great guy, he's very honest and everyone loves him, that's why I think we've had good results so far.
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+"He's a very English manager, he's very straight with people, when he doesn't like something, he will tell you straight away. We love that, as a player, you want to know what's wrong and what's right. When it's good he says to you as well, I think everyone loves that."
+
+That simplicity was also spoken of by defender Christian Kabasele, who explained that Pearson's methodology is equally as uncomplicated.
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+"His words are quite simple: believe, fight and show every time 200 per cent of commitment to overturn the situation," said the Belgian.
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+"That's what we showed the last couple of weeks and slowly, slowly we're going to take care of some points to get out. When you start to win the games, you think more positively as well, so it's a lot of little details that means we can look up at the league."
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+Despite the huge shift in fortunes at Vicarage Road, the players insist they are not getting a head of themselves just yet.
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+As it stands, they are still in the relegation zone and they know there is more hard work to endure before they can begin celebrating.
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+They are however allowing themselves to be slightly more optimistic, with their fate firmly back in their own hands.
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+"It's incredible," said Foster.
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+"I think everybody now will look over their shoulders and think, 'oh my god.' It's an absolute dog fight now. Everybody that's in it, there's probably five, six or seven teams now who are in it. We can't get bogged down thinking of what other teams are doing. We just have to keep winning our games, that's all we can do. We don't need to do anything different to what we've already been doing. Probably try and keep 11 men on the pitch, that would be nice, but we keep on going the way we're going."
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+As unprecedented bushfires continue to burn along Australia’s east coast, medical professionals are warning of unpredictable and lasting consequences for public health.
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+“I think for the population, what they feel, and the concern they have about this, is probably reasonable,” said Chris Moy, chair of the Australian Medical Association’s ethics and medico-legal committee.
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+Moy said the lasting impact of the bushfires and “the concern with respect to the air quality” was founded. He said “there are people who are going to probably die from these conditions”, particularly those “right at the edge of lung capacity”.
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+He said at this point, the best thing the public could do was follow “common sense” advice such as staying indoors and heeding warnings. However, as the season dragged on, there were “psychological aspects of being stuck inside”.
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+David Caldicott, a consultant emergency physician at Calvary hospital in Canberra, had seen this first-hand over the past few days, as the Canberra region suffered its highest pollution day on record. He said there had “definitely been an uptick in people”. While he noted an increase in elderly patients, asthmatics and those with other respiratory issues, he said the “psychiatric element associated with the potential threat of fire is something that’s often forgotten when people are focusing on respiratory diseases”.
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+“I don’t think you can underestimate the psychological impact of not just the smoke but the existential threat of fire,” he said. “Canberra’s memories are long ... There are people who are anxious and who are vulnerable at times of anxiety who are presenting, looking for reassurance.”
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+Nigel Cooper, senior manager of programs at Asthma Australia, said: “One of the key things for us is that I don’t think we’ve actually ever seen anything like this before.”
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+Asthma Australia is conducting a survey on the impacts of bushfire smoke on asthmatics.
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+Smoke haze hangs over Sydney as fire danger risk heightens – video
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+Cooper said that while increases in presentations to emergency departments would be captured, “the data that will be quite hidden will be how many people lost time from work, how many people increased their medication usage, how many people didn’t exercise or stayed home”. The survey aimed to address those hidden burdens.
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+Cooper was also concerned about the lasting impact on those whose asthma symptoms had been exacerbated.
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+“You’re experiencing increased usage now of your puffers, well how long is that going to last for? How long are you going to be like this? We don’t really know that. It’s a real concern.”
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+Caldicott warned that parents should be particularly mindful of the impact smoke exposure can have on children.
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+“The usual hazards of childhood are quite different to this sort of chronic exposure,” he said. “People can stay inside [but] it’s terribly difficult for parents of small kids. I have small kids myself and I don’t want to stash them in front of the telly, but that may be what we have to do for the next few days or as long as this persists.”
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+In Canberra, Caldicott said: “The only thing that we can do now is try to reduce the harm that the smog is causing”.
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+However, he is a firm believer in the saying “prevention is better than cure”.
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+“This is a significant medical event that tracks directly back to the issues of climate change,” he said. “You remember those photos that they used to put out. ‘This is what happens to your face if you use meth?’ The before and after. Well Australia is the ‘after’ photograph of what climate change does.”
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+In September 2019, the AMA formally declared climate change a health emergency. Moy said the AMA’s motion passed because climate change has direct health effects.
+
+“This is a health effect,” he said. “Let’s just call it, and Blind Freddy can see this. And it is having effects on people at the moment.”
+
+Allison Hempenstall, registrar committee chair of the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine, said: “We have to be a united strong voice for the health of our patients and our community and our nation.”
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+She said: “We need to push for governmental change, prioritising climate change policy which is something that the government isn’t doing at present … The health implications of climate change are only going to be fixed by addressing climate change itself. We need to be moving away from fossil fuels and moving into sustainable and renewable energy sources.”
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+Caldicott believes this crisis might be a turning point for Australia.
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+“Climate change is an issue like high cholesterol or high blood pressure,” he said. “It’s one of these things that sneaks up on you and you don’t know that you’re suffering from it until you actually have a heart attack or a stroke.
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+“We don’t actually have to be on fire to realise the truth. You just have to smell the fire and it’s a shame that parliament isn’t sitting at the moment. Because this would definitely be a salient reminder to the people that the rest of Australia sends us, about what actually happens when you do things wrong.”
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+Trump's comments were made after tyrant's ominous claim of a Christmas 'gift'
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+But Trump speculated jokingly last night that this could refer to a 'beautiful vase'
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+Just hours after Trump's comments, Korean TV aired a program all about vases
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+Kim has been threatening the US in hopes they bend to his nuclear demands
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+North Korean state TV has broadcast a show on 'vases today' hours after Donald Trump said he hoped Kim Jong-un's 'Christmas surprise' would be a vase.
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+President Trump was referring to the tyrant's ominous claim that he would deliver a Christmas 'gift' to the US if they did not meet his nuclear demands by the New Year.
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+Defense experts speculated Kim would carry out a nuclear missile test, but Trump told reporters at Mar-a-Lago last night: 'I hope his Christmas present is a beautiful vase. That's what I'd like a vase.'
+
+Just hours after Trump's quip, Pyongyang's propaganda channel aired a program all about vases, referred to as 'Vases Today' by North Korean expert Steve Brown. In Korean culture vases traditionally decorate Royal tombs.
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+Trump told reporters last night: 'I hope his Christmas present is a beautiful vase. That's what I'd like a vase.' (pictured: the President and First Lady Melania Trump speak to the press outside the grand ballroom as they arrive for a New Year's celebration at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida)
+
+Just hours after Trump made his comments, Pyongyang's state broadcaster aired a program all about vases. In Korean culture vases traditionally decorate Royal tombs
+
+Many speculated whether the airing of the show could really be a coincidence or whether it was more likely that Kim was watching the US President closely.
+
+On Tuesday, the rancorous despot accused the Trump administration of 'gangster-like' sanctions and pressure.
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+And he warned he would soon unveil a new strategic weapon to the world.
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+Kim made the comments during a four-day ruling party conference held in Pyongyang, where he declared that the North will never give up its security for economic benefits.
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+Kim's comments came after a standoff between Washington and Pyongyang over disagreements involving disarmament steps and the removal of sanctions imposed on the North.
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+'He said that we will never allow the impudent U.S. to abuse the DPRK-U.S. dialogue for meeting its sordid aim but will shift to a shocking actual action to make it pay for the pains sustained by our people so far and for the development so far restrained,' the Korean Central News Agency said, referring to the North by its formal name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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+An array of vases featuring in a program on state TV after Trump made his quip last night
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+Trump has requested a 'beautiful vase' despite defense experts predicting a missile test by Kim
+
+Kim added that 'if the U.S. persists in its hostile policy toward the DPRK, there will never be the denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula and the DPRK will steadily develop necessary and prerequisite strategic weapons for the security of the state until the U.S. rolls back its hostile policy,' according to the agency.
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+However, Kim showed no clear indication of abandoning negotiations with the United States entirely or restarting tests of nuclear bombs and intercontinental ballistic missiles he had suspended under a self-imposed moratorium in 2018.
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+He did issue a warning that there would be no grounds for the North to get 'unilaterally bound' to the moratorium any longer, criticizing the United States for continuing its joint military exercises with rival South Korea and also providing the South with advanced weaponry.
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+'In the past two years alone when the DPRK took preemptive and crucial measures of halting its nuclear test and ICBM test-fire and shutting down the nuclear-test ground for building confidence between the DPRK and the U.S., the U.S., far from responding to the former with appropriate measures, conducted tens of big and small joint military drills which its president personally promised to stop and threatened the former militarily through the shipment of ultra-modern warfare equipment into (South Korea),' the KCNA quoted Kim as saying.
+
+Some experts say North Korea, which has always been sensitive about electoral changes in U.S. government, will avoid engaging in serious negotiations for a deal with Washington in coming months as it watches how Trump's impending impeachment trial over his dealings with Ukraine affects U.S. presidential elections in November.
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+In this June 30, 2019 file photo, President Donald Trump shakes hands with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at the border village of Panmunjom in the Demilitarized Zone, South Korea
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+Kim and President Donald Trump have met three times since June 2018, but negotiations have faltered since the collapse of their second summit last February in Vietnam, where the Americans rejected North Korean demands for broad sanctions relief in exchange for a partial surrender of its nuclear capabilities.
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+Kim's speech followed months of intensified testing activity and belligerent statements issued by various North Korean officials, raising concerns that he was reverting to confrontation and preparing to do something provocative if Washington doesn't back down and relieve sanctions.
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+The North announced in December that it performed two 'crucial' tests at its long-range rocket launch site that would further strengthen its nuclear deterrent, prompting speculation that it was developing an ICBM or planning a satellite launch that would provide an opportunity to advance its missile technologies.
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+North Korea also last year ended a 17-month pause in ballistic activity by testing a slew of solid-fuel weapons that potentially expanded its capabilities to strike targets in South Korea and Japan, including U.S. military bases there. It also threatened to lift a self-imposed moratorium on the testing of nuclear bombs and ICBMs.
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+Sheldon Keefe addressed the media after his team’s 3-0 win over the New York Islanders, improving the Leafs’ record to 24-14-5 on the season.
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+On the team’s patience against a stingy Islanders team:
+
+I just liked how we were able to stay with it. It is a different type of game than we’ve played. We just stayed with it. We waited to get our chances. When we did, we made good on a couple of them. We had a combination of great goaltending, good defensive play, a little bit of luck, and opportunistic players that make good on their chances.
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+On what the win means in a game where goals were hard to come by:
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+I think it is really good. I think it is really healthy for the team in a lot of ways. Like I said, it was a different type of game. Offense is harder to come by, as we expected it would coming into the game. I just like that our guys didn’t get frustrated coming out of that first period with not a lot going on. We stayed with it. We gave up some chances and got saves, which was good, but when we got our chances, we made good on them. It would’ve been nice to get the goal on the breakaway early in the game — it might’ve been a different game if that’s the case. We didn’t and it wasn’t, so we just had to stay patient. I liked it. You’ve got to find a way to win the boring games, too, sometimes.
+
+On winning 15 games in his first 20 as head coach:
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+Every day brings a new challenge. I’ve said it before and I still believe in it: We are still not close to where I think we can get to. We’ve got a lot of room to grow as a team. That is exciting, but that is what keeps us working. When I’ve been a coach at various levels, I’ve had a lot of experience coaching teams that go on stretches and runs like this. You recognize that you’re not going to be satisfied and you’ve got to continue to work and continue to get better and find the things you can improve upon. That is what we come to work every day to do.
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+On where the team needs to grow:
+
+In all areas, really. Our play in terms of our ability to come out of our end, I think, can improve. I think being good and diligent in games like this today is another area. It is a low-event game and not much is happening. You can still defend well enough to give ourselves enough time to wait for our chance to come. Special teams and all of those types of things can go a long way. That’s not to say there aren’t a lot of positives because there certainly is. We’ve been doing a lot of really good things and have been resilient as a group even though we’ve lost players to injury. We created a little more adversity for our group today going into it with giving Freddy the day off and Hutch going in. That raises the awareness of the team a little bit and creates an extra challenge there just in terms of not having Freddy, who has been so great for us. Hutch has been trying to find his way and clearly he did today.
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+On how the team has been able to get Michael Hutchinson back in a positive headspace:
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+I don’t think I’ve had much to do with it, to be honest. Obviously, there is a good feeling around our team and we’ve been winning a lot. The confidence of the team is high. Steve Briere works with our goalies and does a great job. He believes in Hutch and believes in the work that he’s done. I would say that my observations have been that he is in a good space, both mentally and also just watching him perform in practice and compete in practice. Those are the types of things that give you a little extra confidence to play him today. Part of the reason we played him today is that we need to get Freddy some rest. Part of it is that we feel good and confident about Hutch and you want to give him a chance to go out and win a game that maybe not many people would give him much of a chance or think that he would. If we are going to gain some traction with our backup goaltender, we’ve got to give them opportunities to play in scenarios where it is not a back-to-back. It is a game here — high pressure, Saturday night against a good team — and obviously he responded very well.
+
+On what he likes about Engvall’s game dating back to his days with the Marlies:
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+After the women’s strawweight division had three champions in 2019, Joanna Jedrzejczyk looks to continue the turnover by reclaiming her belt from current champ Zhang “Magnum” Weili. The two are scheduled to compete at UFC 248 on March 7 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Jedrzejczyk held the strawweight belt from 2015 to 2017 and she is a +115 underdog to recapture gold, while Weili, who won the strap last August, is a -145 favorite to defend her crown.
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+Odds Analysis
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+It’s not very often that you can find Jedrzejczyk as an underdog in the Octagon, only coming in at plus money three times in her 13-fight UFC career. She has a 2-1 record as a dog, with the lone defeat coming at flyweight when she challenged Valentina Shevchenko for the then-vacant flyweight belt, a bout she lost by unanimous decision.
+
+It may be a bit of a surprise to see Magnum favored over Joanna as she is still somewhat of an unknown to the average UFC fan. This will be only her fifth walk to the Octagon, winning the belt in her fourth fight by knocking out Jessica Andrade in the first minute of their fight in August. That championship fight marked the first time that Weili had been an underdog in the UFC, closing at +130.
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+Zhang Weili vs Joanna Jedrzejczyk Betting Odds Fighter Odds Zhang Weili -145 Joanna Jedrzejczyk +115
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+Odds as of January 2 at BetOnline
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+How Will This Fight Play Out?
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+With Joanna’s background coming from Muay Thai and kickboxing, it should come as no surprise that she will elect to keep this fight standing and exchange hands with Weili. The former champ has landed just four takedowns over her last seven fights and averages just 0.30 takedowns per 15 minutes. Her striking is elite, though, as she averages 6.18 significant strikes per minute, while only absorbing 2.73, and she makes her opponents miss 65 percent of their strike attempts.
+
+As for Magnum, she is a well-rounded, calculated fighter in the Octagon, constantly observing her opponents’ movements before going on the attack. She has outstruck all four of her foes in the UFC by a combined margin of 214-77. Additionally, if she is feeling any threats on the feet, she can drag the fight to the floor; she averages 1.75 takedowns per 15 minutes and landed four takedowns in her first three bouts in the Octagon. On the canvas, she is able to cut through her opponents’ defense well, leading to a strong ground and pound or submission. She has seven wins that have come in that fashion.
+
+Which Fighter Has The Most Betting Value?
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+Before Weili got her title shot, she was being offered up to other top-ranked strawweights who kept turning her down. One of those fighters was none other than Joanna Jedrzejczyk. She even admitted that it would have been a risky fight as she understands the talent and danger that Magnum brings to a fight.
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+For this reason, getting the champion at -145 appears to be great value for Weili, who very well could be a titleholder for quite some time. I think that she has such a wide range of skills to get an edge on her opponents that Jedrzejczyk will simply be outmatched over five rounds.
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+NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles!
+
+Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., said on “Fox & Friends” that he plans to introduce a measure to dismiss impeachment on Monday if House Speaker Nancy Pelosi continues to withhold articles of impeachment against President Trump from the Senate.
+
+“Nancy Pelosi is attempting to obstruct a Senate trial. That's all there is to it,” Hawley, who serves on the Senate Judiciary Committee, told host Steve Doocy on Monday, adding that the Senate rules need to be changed.
+
+“The Constitution says that the Senate is the one that will have the trial. It says the trial will follow the impeachment,” Hawley noted. “Now she’s trying to prevent us in a trial. She’s trying to obstruct it, she’s trying to upend the Constitution.”
+
+“So here's what I think needs to happen. We need to change the Senate rules to allow the Senate to dismiss this case if she refuses to send the articles over,” he continued.
+
+Pelosi surprised many in Washington last month with her decision to withhold articles -- which accused Trump of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress over his dealings with Ukraine -- as she sought to pressure the Senate to agree to certain terms for a trial. In an unusual news conference, Pelosi, D-Calif., defended her decision while calling Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., a “rogue leader.”
+
+MCCONNELL CALLS PELOSI'S IMPEACHMENT DELAY 'ABSURD,' PREDICTS SHE'LL BACK DOWN 'SOONER OR LATER'
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+McConnell last month said Pelosi’s delay in sending articles of impeachment was an “absurd” position to take, saying the speaker “apparently believes she can tell us how to run the trial.”
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+“In a normal courtroom, in a real world, if the prosecutor does not try his or her case, if they don't actually bring it forward to the court, then the defendant can say, ‘Alright, well then we’re dismissing the case.’ The court can say, ‘We’re dismissing the case,’” Hawley said.
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+“And, in this instance, the Senate is the court and it's time for us to take action to say, ‘If you are not going to prosecute your case, we’re throwing it out.’”
+
+He added that the “The Senate is ready to proceed. I think every Republican is ready to proceed to a trial right now.”
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+He said the “one reason” the trial isn’t taking place “as we speak” is because “Nancy Pelosi is disrespecting the Constitution.”
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+“We just can’t allow this to happen,” Hawley told Doocy. “I mean a purely, 100 percent partisan impeachment has led to this circus, this charade and now she wants it to extend forever, apparently.”
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+He went on to say, “Here’s what scares me, Steve. We could be sitting here in October of this year and Nancy Pelosi could still be sitting on the articles, or when the president gets reelected, as I believe he will, we could see her still holding on to the articles to try and obstruct a second term. I mean, if the Senate doesn't act, then there’s no end in sight.”
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+Despite giving their all for Tennessee, some Vol fans accidentally created a viral moment with their failed cheer attempt.
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+A company by the name of Gameday Clothing Co. has memorialized the infamous moment from the Taxslayer Gator Bowl with a
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+In tweets shown below, the jumbled mess appeared to make "Goodsee Vockyteps."
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+In the conversation with Mr Pompeo, Mr Jaishankar highlighted India’s stakes and concerns in the region amid the spiralling US-Iran tensions.
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+New Delhi: After the assassination of a top Iranian general by the United States in Iraqi capital Baghdad on Friday, external affairs minister S. Jaishankar on Sunday spoke to both Iranian foreign minister Javad Zarif and US secretary of state Mike Pompeo and “noted that developments have taken a very serious turn”, adding that “India remains deeply concerned about the levels of tension”.
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+In the conversation with Mr Pompeo, Mr Jaishankar highlighted India’s stakes and concerns in the region amid the spiralling US-Iran tensions.
+
+Maj. Gen. Qasem Soleimani, commander of the Quds Force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, was killed in Baghdad early on Friday reportedly in a drone strike by an American drone. The US had accused Gen. Soleimani of plotting terror attacks worldwide.
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+The developments have alarmed India due to the possible fallout on its strategic port development project at Chabahar in Iran, which provides sea-land connectivity to Afghanistan and Central Asia, bypassing Pakistan.
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+“Just concluded a conversation with (Foreign Minister) FM @JZarif of Iran. Noted that developments have taken a very serious turn. India remains deeply concerned about the levels of tension. We agreed to remain in touch,” Mr Jaishankar tweeted on Sunday evening.
+
+He later tweeted: “Had a telephonic discussion with Secretary of State @SecPompeo on the evolving situation in the Gulf region. Highlighted India’s stakes and concerns.”
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+Observers note that the escalation in tensions between Iran and the United States may further scare Indian private companies, who are part of the Chabahar port project due to a possible adverse impact on their investments and any possible economic punitive steps that the United States may take in the coming days on foreign companies investing in Iran. India is in a tight spot now as it has excellent relations with both Iran and the United States.
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+Mr Jaishankar had last month visited Tehran for the 19th session of the India-Iran Joint Commission there on December 22. The two sides had “expressed satisfaction at the progress achieved” in operationalisation of Shahid Beheshti Port at Chabahar, and had “recognised that it has a potential to act as a gateway between the Indian subcontinent, Iran, Afghanistan, Central Asia and Europe”. Both nations had also “welcomed the utilisation of the port for exports from Afghanistan and discussed ways to promote it”.
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+India had on Friday said the “increase in tension has alarmed the world”, and called for de-escalation and restraint. New Delhi added that “peace, stability and security in this region is of utmost importance to India”.
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+In a statement from New Delhi on Friday, the external affairs ministry had said: “We have noted that a senior Iranian leader has been killed by the US. The increase in tension has alarmed the world. Peace, stability and security in this region is of utmost importance to India. It is vital that the situation does not escalate further. India has consistently advocated restraint and continues to do so.”
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+Keenan McCollum sat against a wall on New Year’s Eve, catching a breeze from the downtown Des Moines Skywalk, while a thousand people mingled and partied in eyeshot.
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+McCollum, 27, of Beaverdale, wasn’t complaining. The energy, and that many like-minded supporters of U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign, was exactly what drew him to the Des Moines Marriott Downtown. The enthusiasm just happened to come with a noticeable uptick in the temperature.
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+“I told myself I was going to make at least one (campaign) event before the end of the year, and here we are,” he said, as his father, an undecided likely caucusgoer, sat next to him.
+
+At its peak, “Bernie’s Big New Year’s Bash” had 1,300 people filling a hotel ballroom, about 300 more than showed for his 2015 New Year's Eve celebration, according to campaign staff. Attendees sang along to a cover of “Come Together” as performed by The New Power Generation, Prince’s longtime backing band. They stopped for pictures at a photo booth set up by the campaign. They signed climate ribbons, meant to
+
+Sanders gave a short speech, but one that pegged the new year as the start of achieving his policy goals: a Green New Deal to fight climate change and remake the economy; universal health care; the elimination of student loan debt and tuition at post-high school public schools, and more.
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+“In a few hours, we enter a new year,” Sanders said. “And it will be one of the most pivotal and momentous years in the history of our country. 2020 will be a year in which we end corruption in Washington, in which we end greed in Washington, and a year in which we begin the process of creating a government based on the principles of love and compassion.”
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+He noted his campaign slogan and swept his arm over the crowd. “It is us,” he said. “Not me.”
+
+All things that inspired McCollum to show support for the campaign in 2016, and volunteer at his caucus precinct in 2020.
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+“(Sanders’ policies) are not socialist, they’re not anarchy, they’re not too far left,” McCollum said. “They’re basic human rights.”
+
+After Sanders spoke, Linda Torres and Allison Curry, both of Storm Lake, walked out with Sanders yard signs tucked under their arms. Their families traditionally ring in the new year together, but showing their support Tuesday night felt important, they said. They wouldn’t just be there in person — their friends up north would see their social media posts about it, and their neighbors would pass by the signs. They said they felt like ambassadors of his message.
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+“He’s just such a person for the people,” Curry, 20, said. “It makes me want to see him in office. He advocates for everybody, not just a select group.”
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+Nick Coltrain is a politics and data reporter for the Register. Reach him at ncoltrain@registermedia.com or at 515-284-8361. Your subscription makes work like this possible. Subscribe today at DesMoinesRegister.com/Deal.
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+A model of the S-A1 electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft is shown at the Hyundai news event where Hyundai announced its partnership with Uber to create an air taxi network, during the 2020 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas
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+Hyundai announced Monday it would mass produce flying cars for Uber's aerial rideshare network set to deploy in 2023.
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+The South Korean manufacturer said it would produce the four-passenger electric "vertical take-off and landing vehicles" at "automotive scale," without offering details.
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+The deal announced at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas could help Uber, which is working with other aircraft manufacturers, to achieve its goal of deploying air taxi service in a handful of cities by 2023.
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+Jaiwon Shin, head of Hyundai's urban air mobility division, said he expects the large-scale manufacturing to keep costs affordable for the aerial systems.
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+"We know how to mass produce high quality vehicles," Shin told a news conference at CES.
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+He said he expected the partnership to allow for the short-range air taxis to be "affordable for everyone."
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+Eric Allison, head of Uber Elevate, appeared at the CES event with Hyundai to discuss the partnership.
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+"By taking transportation out of the two dimensional grid on the ground and moving it into the sky, we can offer significant time savings to our riders," Allison said.
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+He said that because of its other app-based transport options, "only Uber can seamlessly connect riders from cars, trains and even bikes to aircraft."
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+Eric Allison (L), Head of Uber Elevate, and Jaiwon Shin, Head of Urban Air Mobility at Hyundai, talk about their companies' partnership to create an air taxi network, during the 2020 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas
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+People take photos of a model of Hyundai's S-A1 electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft built in partnership with Uber to create an air taxi network, during the 2020 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas
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+Uber has announced it had selected Melbourne to join Dallas and Los Angeles in becoming the first cities to offer Uber Air flights, with the goal of beginning demonstrator flights in 2020 and commercial operations in 2023.
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+Hyundai is using CES to show the S-A1 model aircraft with a cruising speed up to 180 miles (290 km) per hour.
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+The aircraft utilizes "distributed electric propulsion," designed with multiple rotors that can keep it in the air if one of them fails.
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+The smaller rotors also help reduce noise, which the companies said is important to cities.
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+The Hyundai vehicle will be piloted initially but over time will become autonomous, the company said.
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+Explore further Uber names Melbourne as first non-US city for flying car program
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+© 2020 AFP
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+The decommissioning of coal-fired power plants in the continental United States has reduced nearby pollution and its negative impacts on human health and crop yields, according to a new University of California San Diego study.
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+The findings published this week in Nature Sustainability use the U.S. transition in recent years from coal towards natural gas for electric power generation to study the local impacts of coal-fired unit shutdowns. While the shift from coal to natural gas has reduced carbon dioxide emissions overall, it has also changed local pollution levels at hundreds of areas around the country. In particular, the burning of coal creates particulate matter and ozone in the lower atmosphere—often experienced as “smog” —which can affect humans, plants and regional climate. These pollutants (aerosols, ozone and other compounds) from coal burning can wreak havoc on human health when inhaled, and also have damaging effects on plant life. They also alter local climate by blocking incoming sunlight.
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+The author, Jennifer Burney, associate professor of environmental science at the UC San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy, combined data from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on electric power generation with satellite and surface measurements from the EPA as well as NASA to gauge changes in local pollution before and after coal-fired unit shut-downs. She also studied changes in county-level mortality rates and crop yields using data from the Centers for Disease Control and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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+Burney found that between 2005 and 2016, the shutdown of coal-fired units saved an estimated 26,610 lives and 570 million bushels of corn, soybeans and wheat in their immediate vicinities. The inverse calculation, estimating the damages caused by coal plants left in operation over that same time period, suggests they contributed to 329,417 premature deaths and the loss of 10.2 billion bushels of crops, roughly equivalent to half of year’s typical production in the U.S.
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+Jennifer Burney, associate professor of environmental science at the UC San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy
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+“The unique contribution of this study is its scope and the ability to connect discrete technology changes—like an electric power unit being shut down — to local health, agriculture and regional climate impacts,” Burney said. “We hear a lot about the overall greenhouse gas and economic impacts of the transition the U.S. has undergone in shifting from coal towards natural gas, but the smaller-scale decisions that make up this larger trend have really important local consequences. The analysis provides a framework for communities to more thoroughly and accurately assess the costs and benefits of local investments in energy infrastructure.”
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+Burney added that although there are considerable benefits of decommissioning older coal-fired units, the newer natural gas units are not entirely benign. Natural gas units are associated with increased pollution levels; although different than the pollutant mix from coal-fired units, and more research is required to fully understand their impacts.
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+Burney concludes that “policymakers often think about greenhouse gas emissions as a separate problem from air pollution, but the same processes that cause climate change also produce these aerosols, ozone, and other compounds that cause important damages. This study provides a more robust accounting for the full suite of emissions associated with electric power production. If we understand the real costs of things like coal better, and who is bearing those costs, it could potentially lead to more effective mitigation and formation of new coalitions of beneficiaries across sectors.”
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+The full study, “The downstream air pollution impacts of the transition from coal to natural gas in the United States,” can be found on the Nature Sustainability website.
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+Very well done podcast. I learned a lot I didn’t know, even though I followed this story closely as it was happening. One thing I wanted to add is that I do not believe Malvo should ever be released from prison. I can give him the benefit of feeling remorse, I can even extend the benefit that he was manipulated to do what he did, but there is a cost for a person’s actions. He can’t remorse his way out of the lives he took. He has to own that for the rest of his life. We are not safe as a society with lee malvo on the streets.
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+Nine people are confirmed dead, with four still missing, and more than 200 properties have been lost since Christmas Day in Australia’s catastrophic bushfires.
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+Smoke still hung thick over the south-east of the country on Wednesday evening, even as weather conditions offered a reprieve to take stock of the destruction.
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+On Wednesday afternoon, authorities in New South Wales and Victoria said another five people were confirmed dead, and another man presumed dead. They warned the death toll was likely to continue to rise.
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+At Malua Bay, on the NSW south coast, survivors spoke of how 1,000 people spent the night on the beach in a bid to seek shelter from the flames. “Everyone was on the beach, just covered in ash and smoke,” Al Baxter, the former Wallaby, told Guardian Australia. “There was a strange calmness. People were as close to the water’s edge as they could [be]. People were literally just lying on the beach trying to keep out of the smoke and ash.
+
+In Victoria, Mick Roberts from Buchan in the East Gippsland region had been unaccounted for since Monday. He was found dead in his home on Wednesday.
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+“He’s not missing any more ... sorry but his body has been found in his house,” Roberts’s niece Leah Parsons said on social media. “Very sad day for us to (start) the year but we’re a bloody tight family and we will never forget our mate and my beautiful Uncle Mick,” she wrote.
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+Burnt homes Batemans Bay, on the New South Wales south coast. Photograph: Mike Bowers/The Guardian
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+In NSW, police have now confirmed deaths at Lake Conjola, Yatte Yattah, Sussex Inlet and Coolagolite. Authorities been unable to reach a property at Belowra in NSW where a 72-year-old man is presumed dead.
+
+As relatively calm conditions set in on Wednesday, the sheer scale of the fire emergency was laid bare. People returned to find their homes damaged or destroyed. Thick smoke was visible more than 2,000km away, on the south island of New Zealand.
+
+In Christchurch... the smoke from NSW and Victoria has made its way here. I just wish it would rain across the whole of Australia and put them all out! That was the sun at 3pm!! #AustraliaFires #bushfirecrisis pic.twitter.com/BGJDkapk35 — Annie Pappalardo (@Annieb25) January 1, 2020
+
+Authorities confirmed 176 homes have been lost on the NSW south coast; 89 in Conjola Park, 40 at Malua Bay and 15 in Rosedale. Another 50 properties have been destroyed in Victoria since Sunday. It is expected the final figures may be much higher.
+
+Here it is. Our family home. Burnt to the ground. Photos taken by our neighbour. We are devastated. Just one of the many, many homes lost in Batemans Bay and Mogo. #NSWfires pic.twitter.com/ob5Ub3YZMr — James Findlay (@james_findlay) January 1, 2020
+
+The small inland communities of Cobargo, Quaama and Mogo in NSW were severely affected by the fires.
+
+Absolute devastation in Cobargo. Many thought their homes would be ok. @10NewsFirstSyd pic.twitter.com/EuryrloyK8 — Tegan George (@tegangeorge) January 1, 2020
+
+While most of the destruction occurred on Tuesday, the ferocity of the fires meant many people were unable to find out basic information until New Year’s Day. Electricity and communications lines were cut for extended periods in many areas. Roads in and out of towns remain closed.
+
+The disaster has brought out stories of community and efforts to battle on in the face of unprecedented adversity in Victoria and NSW. In Bairnsdale, donations flooded in for those who had lost everything, who even then were reluctant to accept help.
+
+“We had a couple with three kids here, and he [the father] started crying,” said helper Wendy McPhan. “I said, ‘here’s a $300 voucher for Woolies,’ and he said ‘no, I can’t take that, there’s people worse off.’
+
+“I said: ‘Mate, you have lost everything. You have lost your house. There is no one worse off.’”
+
+Many people are now concerned they might not be able to escape affected areas for days; a fear compounded by forecasts that the calm weather on Wednesday is but a brief reprieve.
+
+Forecasters predict very hot and windy conditions for South Australia on Friday and dangerous bushfire conditions for eastern Victoria and New South Wales on Saturday, with temperatures again set to reach into the mid-40s.
+
+The smoking ruin of a building in Cobargo, New South Wales. Photograph: Sean Davey/EPA
+
+“We are assuming that on Saturday weather conditions will be at least as bad as what they were yesterday,” the NSW premier, Gladys Berejiklian, said. “That is something all of us have to brace ourselves for.”
+
+The likelihood of extreme conditions returning has added to the urgency to assist people who remain hemmed in by closed roads and uncontrolled firegrounds.
+
+The Australian Defence Force has been deployed to attempt to evacuate residents from isolated communities by air or sea, and drop off supplies. A ship with supplies for two weeks – 1.6 tonnes of water, food, and 30,000 litres of fuel – has already left Melbourne.
+
+Victorian premier Daniel Andrews, on a visit to Bairnsdale on Wednesday, said: “I don’t know that we’ve ever done this before … we’ve got choppers taking 90 firefighters out of the Mallacoota area, they can’t be removed any other way – we’re essentially doing a shift change by the air.”
+
+The three major fires in Victoria’s East Gippsland region now cover about 500,000 hectares and have “essentially combined into one”, state emergency services commissioner Andrew Crisp said. A 100,000ha fire at Corryong, on the northern side of the Great Dividing Range, and another fire of a similar size in NSW, are also at risk of combining.
+
+A burnt-out truck on the Princes Highway south of Nowra, New South Wales, on Wednesday. Photograph: Mike Bowers/The Guardian
+
+Crisp said it would not be possible to put out those fires before the weather worsened. “It was nature which started the fires and it will be nature that stops these fires,” he said.
+
+On Wednesday afternoon two fires burning on Kangaroo Island in South Australia merged, and firefighters have warned it could burn for weeks. Forecast northerly winds could push the fire towards the Flinders Chase national park.
+
+Since the start of July, 15 people have been killed by the bushfires and more than 1,000 homes lost.
+
+Firefighter Sam McPaul, 28, died when his fire truck was overturned by extreme winds east of Albury on Monday.
+
+Father and son, Robert and Patrick Salway, were found dead inside their house in Cobargo on Tuesday.
+
+The nature and scale of this bushfire season in Australia is unprecedented. Scientists have cited the lack of moisture in the landscape – following years of drought – as a key reason the fires have been so severe. Intense heat, dry conditions and strong winds have created conditions where the fire risk is considered extreme or catastrophic.
+
+The prime minister, Scott Morrison, at a reception for the Australian and New Zealand cricket sides at Kirribilli House, acknowledged the fires were “a time of great challenge for Australia”. Morrison reiterated comments from a New Year comment piece that focused on the resilience of communities and deflected debate about the underlying cause of the fires.
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+“Whether they’re started by lightning storms or whatever the cause may be, our firefighters and all of those who have come behind them to support them, whether they’re volunteering in the front line or behind the scenes in a great volunteer effort, it is something that will happen against the backdrop of this Test match.
+
+“But at the same time, Australians will be gathering, whether it’s at the SCG [Sydney cricket ground] or around television sets all around the country, and they’ll be inspired by the great feats of our cricketers from both sides of the Tasman and I think they’ll be encouraged by the spirit shown by Australians and the way that people have gone about remembering the terrible things that other Australians are dealing with at the moment.”
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+India has extended a line of credit of USD 75 million (over Rs 500 crore) to Cuba for financing solar parks .An agreement signed between Export-Import Bank of India (Exim Bank) and Banco Exterior De Cuba in July last year came into effect from December 12, the RBI said in a statement on Thursday.Banco Exterior De Cuba is a nominated agency of the Government of Cuba."Exim Bank has entered into an agreement dated July 16, 2019 with Banco Exterior De Cuba, for making available to the latter, Government of India supported Line of Credit (LoC) of USD 75 million for the purpose of financing installation of 75 MW Photovoltaic Solar Parks in the Republic of Cuba," it said.Under the LoC, the terminal utilisation period is 60 months after the scheduled completion date of the project.As per the agreement, financing of export of eligible goods and services from India would be allowed subject to their being eligible for export under the Foreign Trade Policy Out of the total credit by Exim Bank under the agreement, goods, works and services of the value of at least 75 per cent of the contract price can be supplied by the seller from India, and the remaining 25 per cent of goods and services may be procured by the seller from outside India, the statement added.
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+A new narrative has emerged since the attack that killed terrorist Iranian leader Qasem Soleimani last week. Early reports indicated that the deadly mission was a response to the violent Iranian led attacks on the US embassy in Iraq. In the ensuing days the White House and State Department also announced that there was an imminent threat to Americans emanating from Soleimani.
+
+Many in the news media pounced on this as an apparent contradiction, as if the two explanations were somehow mutually exclusive. Some Democrats have even gone so far as to question whether there was an imminent threat at all. By their logic, if the imminent threat really wasn’t imminent then the action to kill the Iranian leader would be less legitimate and potentially even illegal.
+
+But this represents a misreading of how the recent military escalation by Iran is related to a threat assessment. These are not two separate things; in fact the uptick in Iranian actions is a vital part of determining whether an imminent threat exists. Intelligence is not a perfect science; analysts looked at a wide variety of evidence, from seized or overheard conversations, to informants, and also to the nature of the recent activity.
+
+It is simply common sense that in assessing whether a country is likely to launch an attack that country’s recent military actions are a big clue regarding their readiness and willingness to do so. The embassy attack last week was just the latest in a string of incidents that included an attack on an air base that left an American contractor dead, as well an attack this summer on a US drone.
+
+Each of these actions was bigger and bolder than the previous ones. In the case of the attack on the embassy, it alone would justify a military response, even if there was no imminent threat, or if the evidence of one does not seem convincing. Democrats demanding some public accounting of what exactly the threat was are playing a dangerous game. While Congress should and will be briefed by the White House, the risk of exposing assets and capabilities by making too much public is very real.
+
+What’s really going on here is a common pattern throughout Trump’s presidency. He will do something that no previous presidents would, such as moving the embassy to Jerusalem or getting out of various accords, or using his authority to suspend aid to, oh I don’t’ know, Ukraine for example. Then Democrats and the media decide that his actions are so abnormal that they represent a threat to the United States.
+
+This is why for days now the Democrats and the media have been acting terrified of some major attack on America or Americans by Iran. In their view such an attack would reveal the supposedly reckless nature of Trump’s choice to take out Soleimani. But as noted above, the Iranians have already killed an American and launched an attack on an American embassy. There is no reason to believe that Iran would have stopped its attacks on America and her interests had Trump done nothing.
+
+Indeed, had Trump done nothing in the wake of the embassy attack it could well be seen as a green light for further actions, confident America would not significantly respond. After all, when Trump did show restraint in July after the drone downing, all he was rewarded with by Iran was an increase in attacks.
+
+As with any military action there are reasonable positions to be taken on all sides, but the idea that the Trump administration doesn’t have their story straight on the reasons for the attack just doesn’t hold up. Further, the idea that the administration is lying about the existence of evidence of an imminent attack is based on nothing more than basic distrust of Trump, not any facts that support the theory.
+
+David Marcus is a New York-based writer. His work has also appeared in the New York Times, the New York Post, the New York Daily News, National Review Online, The Weekly Standard, and City Journal. David is the former Artistic Director of Blue Box World, a Brooklyn-based theater project, and also a former president of the Bat acting company at the Flea Theater. He also was a participant in the 2018 National Security Seminar at the Army War College.
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+Damon Scheleur / HuffPost 75% of direct sellers for network marketing companies are women.
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+As a stay-at-home mom of three, Angela was eager to find an excuse to get out of the house. Having no one to talk to except her kids all day was a lonely existence, and a Tupperware party hosted by a new neighbor in her Reno, Nevada, community seemed like a great way to socialize.
+
+The fact that her neighbor’s sister, the one selling the Tupperware, was raising funds to pay for fertility treatments was an added incentive to participate. “I thought, OK, I’ll sign up just to help you, but I’m not going to sell anything,” Angela said.
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+However, Angela was quickly roped into becoming a Tupperware seller, too. She began attending the weekly rallies that sales teams were expected to attend. Rallies were a mix of fun games with prizes and high-pressure tactics meant to get sellers to buy more and sell more products. Each salesperson was also pushed to bring a certain number of guests with them each week.
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+Despite the aggressive sales requirements, Angela said it felt like she suddenly had a new group of best friends. “They’ll call you and check on you,” she said. “But after a few weeks, it becomes 'You’re not selling enough. You’re not recruiting. You need to recruit, recruit, recruit.’”
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+Angela was able to sign up many new salespeople to work underneath her and moved up the chain quickly. But when her mother was diagnosed with advanced cancer, she began to rethink her involvement with the company. “They said, ‘You need to use your mom’s cancer as your sales pitch,’” she explained. “‘You need to turn it into a party and ask everyone that cares about you and your mom to help you sell Tupperware.’” Her mother’s cancer was even used by other sellers as a pitch during rallies.
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+At that point, Angela decided to leave the company with nothing to show for it. “On paper, it looked like I made a lot of money. But I lost a lot of money,” Angela said. “Every month, they would have a sales catalog and you had to buy samples to show at the parties. You also had kits that were always changing. So whenever a product would change, you’d have to buy more so you could have it at the party.”
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+One major financial consideration that Angela was never warned about was the tax implication of her business. The discounts she received on products were considered taxable income, as were the various prizes she won, including a two-night stay in a hotel that she was never even able to book. “On my 1099, it looked like I made thousands of dollars, when in reality, most of that money went to buy samples, catalogs, items for the parties and things like that,” she said.
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+Unfortunately, Angela’s story is all too common for those who become involved with multilevel marketing companies, especially women. Often, they’re enticed with promises of flexible work hours, unlimited earning potential and the opportunity to be their own bosses. But these expectations rarely match up to reality, and almost everyone ends up losing money — and sometimes friends — in the end. In fact, nearly all of the sources who spoke to HuffPost for this story requested that their real names not be used, out of concern that it could jeopardize relationships with family and friends.
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+What Is Multilevel Marketing?
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+A multilevel marketing or network marketing business uses its distributors ― also called representatives or recruiters ― to sell products. They use word-of-mouth to get these recruiters to bring on additional people who can then distribute to a wider audience.
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+Recruiters are compensated with kickbacks for the sales made by their “downline,” or the people they recruited underneath them. The idea behind this multilevel (some might say pyramid-like) structure is that in addition to selling products, each recruiter can also earn money off of every sale made by recruits below them, and earn even more as they recruit more people.
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+MLMs are big business. According to the Direct Selling Association, a lobbying group for MLMs, the industry produced $35.4 billion in retail sales in 2018.
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+What is not emphasized is that only a handful of recruiters are successful; one study by AARP found 73% percent of participants either don’t make money or lose money. That number could be as high as 99%, according to a report by a longtime consumer advocate who studied MLMs.
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+Considering how these companies are structured, you might think they sound a lot like pyramid schemes. Despite the similarities, most die-hard direct sellers will be quick (nay, eager) to point out that these companies are not pyramid schemes. After all, pyramid schemes are illegal. But in practice, the distinction is murky.
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+The main difference between a pyramid scheme and an MLM is that pyramid schemes focus solely on recruiting; they make their profits from roping recruiters into a perceived opportunity rather than selling an actual product, according to Rochelle Burnside, a content management specialist who manages the MLM section for business review site BestCompany. The Federal Trade Commission points out two telltale signs that a product is being used to hide a true pyramid scheme: inventory loading (requiring sellers to purchase more inventory than they could realistically sell, at inflated prices), and a lack of retail sales (products are sold to existing and new recruits within the pyramid rather than external consumers).
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+Still, the FTC advises people to be wary of MLMs. Just because pyramid schemes are illegal doesn’t mean they aren’t out there masquerading as MLMs. A prime example is the company Herbalife, which in 2016 settled with the FTC by restructuring its business model and paying out $200 million to people who lost money due to shady business practices.
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+Moms, Mormons, Military: The Perfect Prey For MLMs
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+“Direct selling ― which is what MLM sprung from ― has always been associated with women,” Burnside said. Since the 19th century, she explained, network marketing companies such as Avon depended on women in rural communities to distribute their products to consumers who would otherwise have no access to them. “Avon recognized women for the marketing assets they were; women often endorse products to friends, creating a wildfire of word-of-mouth marketing.”
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+Since women at that time had limited opportunity to work outside the home, this was an attractive chance to make side income and gain some independence.
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+Today, it’s the same game as decades ago, but the playing field looks much different. Instead of going door to door with product samples and in-person demonstrations, sellers now promote via private social media groups, Facebook live presentations and Instagram posts to make sales and garner attendees for “parties.”
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+Three-quarters of direct sellers happen to be women, according to the Direct Selling Association. And that’s not by accident.
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+To start, many of these companies sell products that women would want, which is how many become interested in the first place. “They market products that women would want a discount on, because they want to purchase them themselves,” Burnside said. “And one of the incentives of becoming a recruiter is that you can receive a discount on the products you sell.”
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+They also take marketing cues from online resources for moms, such as mommy blogs, as well as Pinterest boards and Instagram images. The websites, marketing materials and training documents often feature pastels and calligraphic fonts. “They’re much more colorful than your average corporate training manual,” Burnside said.
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+The aesthetic and ethos behind many of these brands appeal to a wide range of women, from millennials looking to make it big in the gig economy to established career women.
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+Take 55-year-old Houston resident Sandra, who, after battling breast cancer in 2015 and then being laid off from her high-paying position in the instructional design industry, decided she no longer wanted to be a cog in corporate America. She desired the ability to build her own business while maintaining enough flexibility to join her husband, a professional sommelier, on international trips. “I wanted to be my own boss,” she said.
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+A neighbor seemed to be raking it in as a Beachbody coach, and as a fitness enthusiast, Sandra saw it as a fun opportunity to change career paths. As a bonus, it cost less than $20 to get started.
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+However, there was little training provided about the products and how to market them, and her upline ― the person one level up who recruited her ― was of little help. “Your upline isn’t really going to help you unless you’re building a team and making sales,” Sandra said. So, she resorted to Google and YouTube to figure out how to get people to buy Beachbody products.
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+“It was nothing but a bunch of stress. They make you feel like there’s something wrong with you, and if you just keep doing what they tell you to do, it’s eventually going to work,” she said.
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+But nobody was biting. Sandra didn’t have a nice warm market of leads ― she didn’t pick her kids up from school every day, she wasn’t in a sorority in college, she didn’t have a huge network of friends. After a long while of getting nowhere, Sandra saw an ad for a customer relationship management system and decided to put the $4,000 on a credit card to get a pool of leads. It only resulted in 20.
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+She also spent about $1,000 in Facebook ads to get people to like her page and build a community of people who would buy from her. “That didn’t happen,” she said. She stuck with it for about two years, working 60 to 80 hours per week, and the most she ever earned in a year was $600. “I was working my ass off,” she said.
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+Traci, a 28-year-old real estate agent living in rural Louisiana, saw an MLM as a potential opportunity to make good money on the side. She learned about LuLaRoe in 2015, when another woman in her community began selling it. She started off as a customer, but was soon enticed into becoming a consultant (today, LuLaRoe consultants are referred to as “independent fashion retailers”). Though she knew the company was an MLM and the startup cost would end up close to $8,000 for basic inventory, additional packages, racks, hangers and other miscellaneous needs, the profit margins on the clothes and the success of other consultants made the opportunity seem like a no-brainer.
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+When she started selling in August 2016, there were only a couple of other LuLaRoe consultants in the surrounding area. And Traci was killing it. In fact, she earned about $1,500 after her launch and an additional $20,000 that year. But once Thanksgiving rolled around, “it died,” she said. The number of sellers in her community grew to 40 and the market became oversaturated. By December, she could barely pull in $500.
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+Years later, Traci still has boxes of LuLaRoe sitting in her house worth about $6,000 wholesale, or $11,000 to $13,000 retail. “It was just not set up to be supportive of a long-term investment,” she said. “They have no sort of market control. They only care about signing people up.” And when she complained to her upline about the problems she was experiencing, “the answer was always either buy more clothes, or find new people to sell to.”
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+Though women of all backgrounds enter the MLM industry, there’s one clear demographic that these companies target heavily: stay-at-home moms.
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+“They talk a lot about how it can be a part-time opportunity to make side income, how you can do the business from your home, and how you can set your own hours, which are all things that are appealing to stay at home mothers because they don’t want to leave their kids,” Burnside said. “The most common battle cry of multilevel marketing companies is ‘You can do this job from home! This opportunity will require as much time as you’d like to put into it.’”
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+Kylene, a 28-year-old mother of two who lives in Mesa, Arizona, joined Younique shortly after her daughter was born in 2017 as a way to earn income while staying home with her baby. “I was stressed,” she said. “I wondered, how am I going to go back to work? Because I don’t trust anyone to babysit my kids ... there are too many horror stories about daycare for infants.”
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+When Kylene saw a Facebook live feature with a woman who claimed it was possible to achieve financial freedom and be a successful stay-at-home mom just by playing with makeup, she jumped at the opportunity.
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+The startup cost was $99 for a kit, plus training, which she was promised she’d be able to double right away. What Kylene didn’t realize is that the woman on Facebook was financially successful because she had a massive downline.
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+“There was no training,” she said. “You get PDFs of product information and then your sponsor will basically give you copy-and-paste messages to send out to everyone in your Facebook messenger.” Kylene was encouraged to create a private “VIP” group and add all her connections so that she could sell products without violating Facebook’s terms of service. Then, she was instructed to cold-message everyone who joined. “I got unfriended as quickly as I was friended,” she said.
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+Despite her lack of sales, Kylene was encouraged to keep buying more products. The idea was that if friends saw her wearing these new products, they’d want to buy. Not knowing any better, she did as she was told. “I maxed out a credit card putting bills on it, because I used a good chunk of my husband’s paycheck to buy makeup,” she said. She estimated she spent about $2,500 on Younique products before finally giving up after about six months. “I was way into the red versus anything that I made back.”
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+Perhaps the most sinister marketing tactic MLMs can employ with stay-at-home mothers, according to Burnside, is preying off loneliness. It can feel isolating to be home with the kids all day, and MLMs promise an upline of sponsors who will support them as they launch their business. “Several corners of the internet have become devoted to connecting mothers with each other, and MLMs are tapping into these networks to make their sales and recruitment,” Burnside said.
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+These companies also stress the lack of financial investment and barrier to entry. In fact, other than LuLaRoe’s pricey buy-in requirement, most MLMs require $100 or less to get started. “For women who have no history investing or dealing with business finance, it’s comforting to hear you can run a business without immense startup cost,” Burnside said.
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+Another attraction is that no formal education and little training is required, unlike other career fields. “This is where you get the stereotype that the women who never left your hometown are now representatives for MLMs,” Burnside said. “Often, the poor and less formally educated are targeted by multilevel marketing.”
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+In fact, it’s for these reasons that the military spouse community is a hotbed of MLM recruiters.
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+Traci lives near the Fort Polk Army base, and about a third of her parish’s population is made up of military families. Many of the military spouses signed on to be LuLaRoe consultants to supplement the household income while being able to stay home with the kids. “I know what these soldiers’ families make. Most of them have the two and a half kids. And they don’t have thousands of dollars to be, as my dad says, pissing in the wind,” Traci said.
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+She explained that the wives of servicemembers often sacrifice college educations and careers because they’re uprooted every two to four years. And it’s they who are being systematically victimized by MLMs, she said. “These are people that lost thousands of dollars and were just being told to go deeper into debt.”
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+There’s also a strong religious undertone to the messaging behind some MLMs.
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+Utah, home the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is also the unofficial MLM and direct sales capital of the world. Utah has more MLMs than any other state per capita, and at least 15 MLMs are headquartered in Utah County alone.
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+MLMs fit well into Mormon culture, especially the emphasis on traditional family roles that encourage wives to remain in the home raising children, and maintaining a close-knit community.
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+There’s nothing wrong with observing the Mormon faith or any other religion, but it’s evident that MLMs leverage ― maybe even exploit ― their religious customer base and its values to encourage more sales. At a Plexus convention in Las Vegas earlier this month, keynote speaker Bob Heilig told attendees, “So if you are a believer as I know many of you are, here’s what you have to realize: You have a responsibility to use the gifts that you’ve been given for something far bigger than yourself. Because your gifts are much bigger than you and you have a responsibility to share them with the world. And this, Plexus, is the best vehicle you will ever have in your lifetime to do that.”
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+He added: “I believe that your Plexus business is an assignment from God to help you build your faith.”
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+Selling The #Bossbabe Fantasy
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+Ultimately, the women who buy into MLMs do so in order to achieve independence, whatever that might mean to them.
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+Marketing and training materials for MLMs are often littered with “fake it ’till you make it” mantras and platitudes like “decide today what you want to be tomorrow,” Burnside said. The key word “empowerment” is used in a lot of their training. “They’re connected with the feminist movement to make it feel like this is something that will empower women.”
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+Indeed. Perform a quick search of social media posts by MLM companies and you’ll find posts emblazoned with phrases such as “boss babe” and “SheEO.”
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+Even though a quarter of direct sellers are men, there doesn’t seem to be a male equivalent for these monikers. When was the last time you saw a male friend hawking products on social media with hashtags like #boyboss? The reality is that men are synonymous with leadership. Of course they’re their own bosses. It’s not special.
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+But a lady boss? Well, now, that deserves its own special label ― one that reminds these “babes” that they can’t celebrate their accomplishments without also acknowledging their weakness. And MLMs harness that double standard to make the women they’ve recruited feel as if these companies provided the tools and resources to accomplish a feat they surely couldn’t have done on their own.
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+In reality, these women aren’t their own bosses at all. They’re not creating their own products or providing their own services. They’re not setting their own hours or crafting their own business strategies. Often, they’re slaves to social media, sales quotas and the demands of their uplines, who happen to be the ones benefiting most from all their hard work.
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+The Social Cost Of Network Marketing
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+Aside from the financial repercussions of getting involved in MLMs, women also find that it strains relationships, both online and offline. It’s easy to understand why so many women could fall for the promises made by MLMs, but the internet at large is less sympathetic.
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+If you look up “boss babe” in the Urban Dictionary, you’ll find the not-so-flattering definition:
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+A woman who pretends to be a business owner, an entrepreneur, or a sales woman. They are that annoying lady who never stops posting on Facebook about a “great new opportunity” related to MLM businesses (pyramid schemes). They tend to hawk poor products for exuberant prices. Posts will typically contain excessive emojis, hashtags, and has faux friendliness to it.
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+Often referred to as “huns” (as in “Hey Hun, just wanted to tell you about this new product I’m loving right now!”), the women hawking these products have garnered a reputation among social media connections as aggressive salespeople completely lacking self-awareness.
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+“These MLMs encourage women to market heavily to their existing social networks, under the guise of female empowerment. That makes it hard for others to say no to an invitation to ‘join the team,’” said Kathryn Hawkins, founder and managing director of marketing agency Eucalypt Media. “And because most friends are likely to purchase a product or two as a show of support, it gives women false hope about their business’ potential.”
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+After all, it’s hard to say no to attending a friend’s product party or leaving empty-handed. Otherwise, you risk looking self-centered. Uncaring. Bitchy. “They exploit social etiquette,” Hawkins said.
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+Numerous Facebook groups and Reddit threads are dedicated to sharing the tactless ways that huns have attempted to rope friends, family and acquaintances into their downlines. And some can be particularly egregious.
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+Though Angela left Tupperware and the MLM world, she still has friends and social media acquaintances who push such products and reach out to reel her back in. In November, she developed a deep vein thrombosis, a dangerous blood clot that requires her to take blood thinners, and was inundated with messages from huns suggesting everything from Plexus drinks to essential oils to replace her medication. “If I go off my blood thinners, I could die,” she said.
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+A constant barrage of messages and invites from MLM sellers becomes exhausting, but these women are constantly pressured to keep pushing products and sign up new recruits. Often, they have to choose between maintaining social graces or making their money back, and it’s usually the latter that wins out.
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+As a result, women who are messaged nonstop and duped into pitch presentations under the guise of “catching up” grow resentful. They feel used and relationships suffer. “The key to quality relationships is about being known and understood. For some, [being sold] an unwanted product is a cue that ‘They don’t really get me,’ so we’re prone to rewrite our history with this person into one that paints the seller as unkind ... even if they’ve been a great friend in the past,” Shawn M. Davis, a therapist in Tampa, Florida, told InStyle.
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+Not all hun victims lose hope, though. A host of resources for saving friends from MLMs have cropped up in response to the issue.
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+One of the biggest problems with many MLMs is that they present an unrealistic idea of what the average person can accomplish by joining.
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+“They bring out these millionaires to conferences and put them in the spotlight to make it seem like anyone could do it,” Burnside said.
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+Obviously, for MLMs to be successful legitimate businesses, people need to be making money. And there is a small portion of sellers who do earn six figures or more. But what’s rarely highlighted is the fact that these women (and men) have the financial means, time and skills to be successful. Not to mention, they’re often early adopters who were able to build huge downlines before the market became saturated.
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+“I think many women get discouraged by the lack of direction and by the information they are receiving from their own upline about marketing that essentially makes it impossible to become that millionaire,” Burnside said. “They were led into the business with false expectations.”
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+Even so, Burnside said that some MLMs present a better earning opportunity than others. However, anyone considering joining one should temper their expectations.
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+“Anyone who’s saying that you’re going to make a lot of money is not telling the truth,” said Joseph N. Mariano, president of the Direct Selling Association. “You can make a lot of money, but most people don’t.”
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+Part of the reason, he said, is that many people get into direct selling to generate a small amount of side income and aren’t interested in building a full-time business. Others enjoy the socialization and recognition that comes along with this type of sales. “If you think you’re going to go into this and make $100,000 a year ... that requires time, energy and a lot of commitment.”
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+Of course, for women who shared their stories here, and for many others, all the time and energy in the world probably wouldn’t have been enough to make their businesses take off. You can’t force people to buy products they don’t want. And MLMs, by design, require a foundation of low-level participants who support a successful few at the top.
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+“We are not blind to the concerns or criticisms of the industry, the perceptions of the industry, some of which are frankly misperceptions,” Mariano said. “When we have literally millions of people out there who are selling and are involved, somebody is probably going to cross the line in terms of something they say about a product or particularly, an earnings opportunity. And we have to be sensitive to that because the nature of our businesses is that we don’t absolutely control these independent contractors, but we still have to take responsibility for what they say.”
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+Mariano recommended that anyone who does encounter a business or individual who violates the direct selling code of ethics report them to the Direct Selling Self-Regulatory Council, an organization established to monitor the industry. Mariano said that if a company does not comply with directives of the council, it will be immediately referred to the FTC.
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+Of course, your best bet is probably to avoid getting tangled in an MLM in the first place. Unless you’re one of the very lucky few who make a successful living from direct sales, it’s likely not worth your time and money.
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+If gaining financial independence is a goal you really want to pursue, you’d be better off investing in the education and resources needed to grow a real career. As Traci summarized it: “If I had put 50% of the time and effort I put into selling one-off leggings and dresses back into my real estate business, I’d have made well over $100,000 that next year.”
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+More than half of Australia is choking on smoke, and skies across the country glow orange as bushfires continue to ravage the continent.
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+Since the start of the bushfire season in September, an estimated 25.5 million acres have burned, according to Reuters, and at least 25 people have died. More than 1 billion animals are feared dead, and an estimated 2,000 homes have been destroyed. Hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to evacuate.
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+The total damage and economic losses will exceed $100 billion, according to AccuWeather Founder and CEO Joel Myers.
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+Australia experiences fires during its summer, which runs from December to March, but this year's crisis — which comes on the heels of a heat wave and prolonged drought — is unprecedented. The fires that plagued the Brazilian Amazon this year, by comparison, burned through 17.5 million acres of rainforest.
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+The smoke plume from Australia's blazes is nearly unfathomable in size: 1.3 billion acres of sky are engulfed in ash and smoke that can be seen from space. That's an area three times the size of Mexico, half the size of Canada, and bigger than the 11 biggest US states combined.
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+In December, an official in New South Wales said the state was experiencing the "longest" and "most widespread" period of poor air quality in its history.
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+"I looked out into smoke-filled valleys, with only the faintest ghosts of distant ridges and peaks in the background," Michael Mann, a US climate scientist who is on sabbatical in Sydney, wrote in The Guardian on Thursday.
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+Dry conditions in Australia's bushland, wooded areas, and have made the land ripe for sparks. Australia experienced its driest spring ever in 2019. December 18 was the hottest day in the country's history, with average temperatures hitting 105.6 degrees Fahrenheit, or 40.9 degrees Celsius.
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+In the past 15 years, Australia has experienced eight of its 10 warmest years on record. Winter rains, which can help reduce the intensity of summer fires, have declined significantly, The Sydney Morning Herald reported.
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+"We used to see hundreds of thousands of hectares burned in bushfires, but now we are seeing millions on fire," Pep Canadell, the executive director of the Global Carbon Project, told The Herald.
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+The following three graphics reveal the unimaginable scale of the Australia fires.
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+C'est par une mobilisation générale que nous forgerons l’image d’un nouveau Sénégal : plus propre dans ses quartiers, plus propre dans ses villages, plus propre dans ses villes ; en un mot un Sénégal « Zéro déchet ». Les Sénégalais l'ont bien compris #kebetu pic.twitter.com/Ep3O2roJry
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+Cobalt miner operating in the DRC. Credit: University of Sussex
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+The global low-carbon revolution could be at risk unless new international agreements and governance mechanisms are put in place to ensure a sustainable supply of rare minerals and metals, a new academic study has warned.
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+The amount of cobalt, copper, lithium, cadmium, and rare earth elements needed for solar photovoltaics, batteries, electric vehicle (EV) motors, wind turbines, fuel cells, and nuclear reactors will likely grow at a rapid pace in the upcoming years. Even if alternatives are found for one metal, there will be reliance on another as the scope of possibilities is inherently limited by physical and chemical properties of elements.
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+However, with global supplies often heavily monopolized by a single country, confronted by social and environmental conflict, or concentrated in poorly functioning markets, there is a real possibility that a shortage of minerals could hold back the urgent need for a rapid upscaling of low-carbon technologies. In some cases, markets are providing misleading signals to investors that can lead to poor decisions. In other cases, the countries or regions supplying minerals are politically unstable.
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+An international team of researchers have made a number of recommendations to help manage the demand for such low-carbon technology minerals as well as limiting the environmental and public health damage of their extraction and processing, supporting social benefits, and also ensuring the benefits are shared more universally and equitably, in a new paper published in Science today [January 3].
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+Benjamin K. Sovacool, Professor of Energy Policy at the University of Sussex, said: "Mining, metals, and materials extraction is the hidden foundation of the low-carbon transition. But it is far too dirty, dangerous, and damaging to continue on its current trajectory.
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+"The impacts to mining rightfully alarm many environmental campaigners as a large price to pay to safeguard a low-carbon future. But as the extraction through terrestrial mining becomes more challenging, the on-land reserves of some terrestrial minerals dwindle or the social resistance in some countries escalates, even oceanic or even space based mineral reserves will become a plausible source."
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+Although the new study calls for renewed attention to tackle existing conditions of terrestrial extraction and processing of metals, it also states that there are important prospects of cobalt and nickel on the continental shelf within states' Exclusive Economic Zones as well as on the outer continental shelf regions.
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+Within international waters, metallic nodules found in the vast Clarion-Clipperton Zone of the Pacific as well as in cobalt and tellurium crusts, found in seamounts worldwide, provide some of the richest deposits of metals for green technologies.
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+But minerals in more pristine and distinctive ecosystems near hydrothermal vents should remain off-limits for mineral extraction for the foreseeable future, the researchers add.
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+Graphic showing global distribution of critical metals and minerals. Credit: University of Sussex
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+Morgan Bazilian, Professor and Director of the Payne Institute for Public Policy, Colorado School of Mines, said: "As the global energy landscape changes, it is becoming more mineral and metal intensive. Thus, the sustainability and security of material supply chains is essential to supporting the energy transition. How we shape that pathway will have important consequences for everything from the environment, to development, and geopolitics."
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+The study's authors also recommend:
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+Enhance and coordinate international agreements on responsible mining and traceability in order to establish mineral supply justice.
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+Greatly expand the recycling and reuse of rare minerals to extend the lifetimes of products and stretch out reserves.
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+Diversify mineral supply scale to incorporate both small and large-scale operations while allowing miners to have control over mineral revenue through stronger benefit sharing mechanisms and access to markets.
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+Focus development donor policies to recognize the livelihood potential of mining in areas of extreme poverty rather than just regulating the sector for tax revenues.
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+Stipulate stronger Extended Producer Responsibility for products that use valuable rare minerals. This can ensure that responsibility for the entire lifespan of a product including at the end of its usefulness shifts from users or waste managers to major producers such as Apple, Samsung, and Toshiba.
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+Materials security of essential minerals and metals to be actively incorporated into formal climate planning including establishing a list of "critical minerals" for energy security (which is already done to some degree by the European Union and United States).
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+Saleem Ali, Blue and Gold Distinguished Professor of Energy and the Environment at the University of Delaware, said: "Our analysis is aimed at galvanizing international policy-makers to include mineral supply concerns for green technologies in climate change negotiations. We need to build on the resolution on mineral governance passed at the United Nations Environment Assembly in 2019 and operationalize a clear action plan on supply chain security for a low carbon transition."
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+Benoit Nemery, Emeritus Professor at the Centre for Environment and Health at KU Leuven, said: "Let's not achieve a low-carbon future at the expense of mineworkers and public health."
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+Factfile—The expected rising demands for a decarbonized future
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+Between 2015 and 2050, the global EV stock needs to jump from 1.2 million light-duty passenger cars to 965 million passenger cars
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+For the same period, battery storage capacity needs to climb from 0.5 gigawatt-hour (GWh) to 12,380 GWh while the amount of installed solar photovoltaic capacity must rise from 223 GW to more than 7100 GW.
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+Another research study has predicted increases in demand for materials for EV batteries of 87,000%, 1000% for wind power, and 3000% for solar cells and photovoltaics between 2015 and 2060.
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+Explore further New research exposes extent of mineral demand for renewable energy technologies
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+More information: Benjamin K. Sovacool et al, Sustainable minerals and metals for a low-carbon future, Science (2020). Journal information: Science Benjamin K. Sovacool et al, Sustainable minerals and metals for a low-carbon future,(2020). DOI: 10.1126/science.aaz6003
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+People line up across the parking lot of Sunnyside and down to St. Mary's Road as they wait to get into the tent to fill out hitter paperwork and place their order, then go into the building to pick up their order at Sunnyside in Champaign on Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2020.
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+This week was supposed to be the time of year the Cowboys were prepping for the playoffs.
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+Instead, questions are lingering regarding possible changes on the coaching staff.
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+But there has been no official news from the Cowboys regarding Jason Garrett's status as head coach. Thursday evening, media reports suggested the Cowboys have made a decision to part ways with Garrett, whose contract is set to expire.
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+Again, the Cowboys have not announced any news regarding Garrett, who has been the head coach for the last nine full seasons.
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+Reportedly, Garrett met with Jerry Jones and Stephen Jones on three different occasions, including Thursday.
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+Garrett led the Cowboys to another 8-8 season this past year, his fourth .500 finish of his career. He went 8-8 his first three full seasons as head coach from 2011-13 before getting to the playoffs in 2014 with a 12-4 record.
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+The Trump administration claimed Iranian general Qasem Soleimani was planning “imminent attacks” on US interests when it assassinated him. That lie was just destroyed, but not before countless corporate media outlets transmitted it to the public.
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+By Max Blumenthal
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+Desperate to justify the US drone assassination of Iranian Major General Qasem Soleimani, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo insisted that Washington had made an “intelligence-based assessment” that Soleimani was “actively planning in the region” to attack American interests before he was killed.
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+President Donald Trump justified his fateful decision to kill the Iranian general in even more explicit language, declaring that Soleimani was planning “imminent attacks” on US diplomatic facilities and personnel across the Middle East.
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+“We took action last night to stop a war,” Trump claimed. “We did not take action to start a war.”
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+Trump’s dubious rationale for an indisputably criminal assassination has been repeated widely across corporate media networks, and often without any skepticism or debate.
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+At a January 3 State Department briefing, where reporters finally got the chance to demand evidence for the claim of an “imminent” threat, one US official erupted in anger.
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+“Jesus, do we have to explain why we do these things?” he barked at the press.
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+Two days later, when Iraqi Prime Minister Adil Abdul-Mahdi addressed his country’s parliament, Trump’s justification for killing Soleimani was exposed as a cynical lie.
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+According to Abdul-Mahdi, he had planned to meet Soleimani on the morning the general was killed to discuss a diplomatic rapprochement that Iraq was brokering between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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+RELATED CONTENT: Amid Simmering Iran Tensions, Pentagon Deploys B-52 Squadron to Diego Garcia
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+Abdul-Mahdi said that Trump personally thanked him for the efforts, even as he was planning the hit on Soleimani – thus creating the impression that the Iranian general was safe to travel to Baghdad.
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+“But at the same time American helicopters and drones were flying without the approval of Iraq, and we refused the request of bringing more soldiers to US embassy and bases” iraqi PM said. — Mustafa Salim (@Mustafa_salimb) January 5, 2020
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+Soleimani had arrived in Baghdad not to plan attacks on American targets, but to coordinate de-escalation with Saudi Arabia. Indeed, he was killed while on an actual peace mission that could have created political distance between the Gulf monarchy and members of the US-led anti-Iran axis like Israel.
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+The catastrophic results of Soleimani’s killing recall the Obama administration’s 2016 assassination of Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansur, a Taliban leader who was eager to negotiate a peaceful end to the US occupation of Afghanistan. Mansur’s death wound up empowering hardline figures in the Taliban who favored a total military victory over the US and triggered an uptick in violence across the country, dooming hopes for a negotiated exit.
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+Since Soleimani’s assassination, Iraq’s parliament has voted to expel all US troops from the country and Iran’s Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has sworn to exact a “severe revenge” on the “the criminals who have stained their hands with [Soleimani’s] and the other martyrs’ blood…”
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+Trump, for his part, tweeted a litany of gangster-like threats, promising to destroy Iranian cultural sites if it retaliated and pledging to sanction Iraq “like they’ve never been before” if it ousted US troops.
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+….hundreds of Iranian protesters. He was already attacking our Embassy, and preparing for additional hits in other locations. Iran has been nothing but problems for many years. Let this serve as a WARNING that if Iran strikes any Americans, or American assets, we have….. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 4, 2020
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+Trump’s treacherous assassination has brought the US closer to war than ever before against a country more militarily potent than any adversary it has faced since the Korean War. And as with the failed US invasion of Iraq, Washington’s casus belli for triggering this conflict was based on falsified intelligence sold to Americans by administration officials, and on a pliant Beltway media acting as their megaphone.
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+RELATED CONTENT: Four Years Ago, Trump Had No Clue Who Iran’s Suleimani Was. Now he May Have Kicked Off WWIII.
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+With its claim of “imminent attacks,” the Trump administration has essentially re-mixed Condoleeza Rice’s 2003 warning that “we don’t want the smoking gun to be a mushroom cloud.” Back then, the US attacked a sovereign state to rid it of WMD that did not exist. This time, it killed the second-most important Iranian official to prevent a killing spree that was not on the way. And Trump administration officials knew they were lying.
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+In fact, Pompeo pitched assassinating Soleimani to Trump several months ago, well before any attacks were “imminent.” And in the wake of the general’s killing, a US official revealed to the New York Times that the NSA had intercepted “communications the United States had between Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and General Suleimani showing that the ayatollah had not yet approved any plans by the general for an attack.”
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+But the preponderance of evidence exposing Trump’s basis for killing Soleimani as a titanic lie has not generated the same level of media interest as the lie itself.
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+On January 3, CNN assigned three reporters to disseminate the Trump administration’s disinformation about Soleimani, claiming without a hint of critical detachment that he was “planning specific attacks on US interests, including US personnel.”
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+After the story went live, CNN’s lead reporter, Jim Sciutto, reached out to another official US source to “confirm” his now-discredited piece of war propaganda. In Sciutto’s mind, if more than one US official says a thing, it must be true.
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+NatSec Adviser O'Brien confirms our earlier reporting on a briefing call, saying Soleimani was planning attacks on American troops and diplomats in the region. https://t.co/C70hNiVzCY — Jim Sciutto (@jimsciutto) January 3, 2020
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+NatSec Adviser O'Brien confirms our earlier reporting on a briefing call, saying Soleimani was planning attacks on American troops and diplomats in the region. https://t.co/C70hNiVzCY — Jim Sciutto (@jimsciutto) January 3, 2020
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+Sciutto is not just any run-of-the-mill national security reporter. During the Obama era, he accepted a job as chief of staff at the US Embassy in Beijing, placing himself at the center of Washington’s gathering Cold War with China. Now back behind CNN’s anchor desk, Sciutto poses as a ferocious critic of Trump while providing the Pentagon and State Department with reliable stenographic services.
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+No president in recent history has been despised more viscerally by the Beltway press corps than Trump. Nearly everything he says is met with disdain and suspicion, even when he is telling the truth.
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+But when Trump and his administration attempt to lie the public into war against a designated evildoer, a swath of the corporate media responds with reflexive trust, then shrugs when the lie is exposed in broad daylight.
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+Source URL: The GrayZone
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+Driving on Interstate 70 up to Colorado’s mountains on a winter weekend can be its own kind of hell.
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+You spend a lot of time in traffic. You might do some screaming. And if you’re especially unlucky, you’re stuck alongside Loveland Ski Area near the Eisenhower Johnson Memorial Tunnels watching people ski and snowboard while you pound your fists.
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+But now you can let someone else experience the boiling rage of I-70 ski traffic: a Colorado Department of Transportation bus driver.
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+The inaugural run of CDOT’s new Snowstang bus service last month to Colorado ski areas, as experienced by The Colorado Sun, delivered a lot of firsts. In all, 70 people caught rides to or from Loveland, Arapahoe Basin and Steamboat ski resorts. Many were from out of state. Some had never seen snow, or been on skis or snowboards, let alone experienced winter driving.
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+CDOT motor coach operator Kevin Matzdorff gestures broadly as he greets Sarah Oshana, left, the first rider of CDOT’s new Snowstang bus route to Loveland Ski Area at Denver’s Union Station bus depot on Saturday, Dec. 14, 2019. Oshana and her friend Mouna Chahin were visiting Colorado from Illinois to ski and opted to book Snowstang tickets the previous night, rather than driving to the ski resort. (Andy Colwell, Special to The Colorado Sun)
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+Sarah Oshana and Mouna Chanhin, both visiting from Illinois, on Friday night bought $25 round trip tickets to Loveland from Denver Union Station, then watched the scenery — and the heavy snow falling — on Saturday morning from the cozy comfort of front-row seats in the motorcoach. Their experience is exactly what CDOT is hoping for.
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+“What we are working to do is provide travel alternatives,” Colorado Department of Transportation spokesman Bob Wilson said. “Not everyone wants to drive up. They want to enjoy the slopes, but for a lot of people, the I-70 delays and the adverse weather can be intimidating.”
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+That’s not to mention reducing traffic.
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+While the inaugural runs took only a few vehicles off I-70, Wilson said the intent is to build a mass-transit habit on the crowded corridor.
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+“We are trying to make a change in behavior by providing another option,” he said. “And if the price is right, and people are seriously using that option, we are going to get more vehicles off the road. Gov. Polis was very clear about that: This is about sustainability and this service plays a role in that.”
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+Snowstang’s projected budget for the 2019-20 ski season is $190,000, with the ski areas it serves picking up about 60% of that bill.
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+Daniel Garzon of Dallas gazes out the window CDOT’s new Snowstang bus somewhere on Interstate 70 while riding the line’s inaugural trip to Loveland Ski Area on Saturday, December 14, 2019. Garzon and his girlfriend Vicky Arteaga were visiting Colorado for the first time and wanted to learn how to ski. (Andy Colwell, Special to The Colorado Sun)
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+Each 51-seat coach is branded with logos for its ski area destination. The Loveland and A-Basin lines run round trip on Saturdays and Sundays through April 19, and on the major ski holidays, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day.
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+The Steamboat line runs up to the Routt County destination on Saturdays and back on Sundays, with extra service on the holiday weekends, too.
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+Travelers from the Front Range can board at Denver Union Station or at the Federal Center in Lakewood.
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+Read more skiing stories from The Colorado Sun
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+Most people who were on the inaugural trip Dec. 14 opted for round-trip travel to A-Basin and Loveland, but Wilson said there was an expected imbalance of riders booked on the return trip from Steamboat.
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+“People in Routt and Rio Blanco counties, they want a connection to the Front Range,” he said. “We anticipate this is how people will use the service. If you need to get to the VA hospital and you’re in Craig, we can provide that option.”
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+Even though there are professionals piloting the Snowstang buses, the weather can still prove to be a showstopper. On the first day of the routes’ operation, the A-Basin Snowstang foundered in deep snow on Loveland Pass and arrived two and a half hours late, after having to be dug out by equipment from Loveland ski area.
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+Snow falls around Kris Van Buren, left, and his wife Cher Van Buren, center, and Loveland Ski Area marketing assistant Sage McCririck, right, as they step out of CDOT’s Snowstang bus after riding aboard the line’s inaugural trip to the Clear Creek County ski area on Saturday, December 14, 2019. The Van Burens said they had never skied before and chose to ride the bus rather than drive. (Andy Colwell, Special to The Colorado Sun)
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+The Loveland passengers arrived nearly an hour behind schedule. Still, the deep snow was a boon and many of the 26 riders showed up for the 4 p.m. departure with smiles on their faces.
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+“Everyone is excited the first day,” CDOT motor coach operator Kevin Matzdorff said from behind the wheel of the brand-new bus on Dec. 14. “And they should be.”
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+For more on Snowstang service, visit https://ridebustang.com/snowstang/.
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+Interstate 70 gridlock surrounds CDOT’s new Snowstang bus to Arapahoe Basin Ski Area during its inaugural trip, photographed aboard its sister bus to the Loveland Ski Area on Saturday, December 14, 2019. (Andy Colwell, Special to The Colorado Sun)
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+Air Transat Airbus A321LR, © Airbus
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+© Andreas Spaeth, aero.de | Abb.: Airbus | 31.12.2019 12:04
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+HAMBURG - Airbus hat mit der A321XLR 2019 einen Coup gelandet - der zweite Langstreckenflieger auf Basis der A321neo begeistert Netzplaner. Vor dem Verkaufsstart auf der Pariser Luftfahrtmesse hat Airbus-Marketingchef Christian Scherer die Idee mit Absicht "nicht an die große Glocke gehängt".Christian Scherer ist einer der wichtigsten Männer im Team von Airbus-Chef Guillaume Faury. Seit 2018 ist Scherer Chief Commercial Officer in Toulouse. Er folgte auf den nur kurz im Amt befindlichen Eric Schulz.Der eigentliche Maßstab für Scherer ist sein legendärer Vor-Vorgänger John Leahy, der vielen immer noch als der beste Flugzeugverkäufer der Welt gilt und nach 24 Jahren Anfang 2018 widerwillig in den Ruhestand ging.Leahy war ein Mann des großen Worts, Scherer ist eher ein ruhiger, bedächtiger Typ, wirkt recht norddeutsch, dabei kommt er ursprünglich aus dem Ruhrpott. Der gebürtige Duisburger ist mit seinen 57 Jahren ein Mann mit der absoluten Airbus-DNA - denn er wuchs bereits in Toulouse auf. "Mein Vater Günter Scherer war der deutsche Flugversuchsingenieur an Bord des Erstflugs des Airbus A300 im Oktober 1972", erinnert sich sein Sohn Christian gern.Dass Christian Scherer gern im Stillen agiert und manchmal seine Aktionen erst mit Verzögerung als von langer Hand geplante geniale Schachzüge erkennbar werden, hat er im Sommer 2019 und den Folgemonaten gezeigt.Scherer freut sich heute noch diebisch wenn er davon erzählt. "Ich habe das extra nicht an die große Glocke gehängt, sondern fast ganz allein entschieden", berichtet er verschmitzt. "Schließlich wollte ich unseren Wettbewerber nicht alarmieren."Was im Juni auf der Pariser Luftfahrtschau zwar eine größere Neuigkeit war, aber in seinen wahren Auswirkungen erst in der zweiten Jahreshälfte erkennbar wurde, ist Scherers bisheriges Meisterstück: Die Einführung der A321XLR. Der europäische Flugzeugbauer hat sein ursprünglich aus dem Jahr 1993 stammendes Modell A321, zunächst ein Ladenhüter und dann stark gefragt, neuerdings derart ertüchtigt, dass es nicht mehr nur Kurz- und Mittelstrecken fliegen kann, sondern auch Interkontinental-Routen.Mit relativ wenig Aufwand lässt sich die A321neo, deren Verkauf eh schon boomt, in ein volltaugliches Langstrecken-Flugzeug verwandeln. Das ermöglicht in der XLR der jetzt hinter dem Flügel fest installierte neue Tank, der 12.900 Liter weiteres Kerosin fasst. Im Gegensatz zu den üblichen modularen ACT-Tankcontainern nutzt dieser neue Tank die bestehende Struktur und den gesamten Rumpfquerschnitt des Frachtraums maximal aus.Mit den bestehenden Tanks im Flügelmittelkasten und den beiden Flügeltanks kommt die XLR damit auf ein totales Tankvolumen für 34.428 Liter Treibstoff. Wenn das noch nicht reicht kann außerdem noch Platz für weitere 3.121 Liter durch einen weiteren Zusatztank im vorderen Frachtraum geschaffen werden.Heraus kommt die A321XLR mit einer Reichweite von bis zu 8.700 Kilometern. Genug um von Hamburg nach Miami oder von Stuttgart nach Johannesburg zu fliegen. Und das zu Betriebskosten eines Narrowbodies - genial. Das fanden auch viele wichtige Airlines und griffen prompt zu: die A321XLR (für Extra Long Range) wurde zum Überraschungssieger des Jahres 2019, Airbus kam mit dem Verkünden der Orders kaum nach.Erstkunde war noch in Paris American Airlines mit 50 Flugzeugen, 30 davon warum umgewandelte A321neo-Orders. "Diese Flugzeuge kosten ein bisschen mehr, aber das Flugzeug bietet uns langfristig so viel mehr Möglichkeiten", freute sich Americans President Robert Isom. Indigo Partners hat für ihre Firmen Wizz Air, Frontier und JetSmart ebenfalls 50 geordert, AirAsia 30.Auch Qantas bestellte 36 XLR, bevor im Dezember noch United für einen Paukenschlag sorgte und ebenfalls 50 A321XLR bestellte. Spätestens jetzt war klar, dass Boeing sich sein Projekt NMA für die "Mitte des Marktes" sparen kann. Christian Scherer lächelt bei dieser Tatsache nur vielsagend.Auch viele kleinere Airlines bedienen sich gern bei der A321XLR, von Launch Customer Middle East Airlines (vier) bis Czech Airlines (drei) und sogar Air Malta (zwei) denkt erstmals über Langstrecken nach Indien und in die USA damit nach. Selten passte der Begriff "Game Changer" so gut - aber einer, der leise quasi durch die Hintertür kam und dann abräumte.Seit einem Jahr bereits fliegt die A321LR, LR steht für Long Range. Dank extra Treibstofftanks schafft die getunte A321 jetzt Distanzen bis zu 7.400 Kilometer mit etwa 220 Passagieren. Die irische Aer Lingus fliegt damit bereits von Dublin nach Washington DC über den Nordatlantik, TAP Air Portugal von Lissabon nach Belem und Natal in Brasilien über den Südatlantik, dort ersetzen sie jeweils größere A330.Auch Billigflieger Air Arabia vom Persischen Golf betreibt bereits einige A321LR. "Von unserem Heimatflughafen Sharjah aus können wir damit Strecken von bis zu acht Stunden Flugzeit bewältigen", sagt Firmenchef Adel Ali aero.de. Derzeit bedient Air Arabia längere Routen etwa nach Moskau, Prag, Wien und Nairobi, hat aber auch China im Blick – alles machbar mit den neuen Flugzeugen. "Die sind sehr effizient im Verbrauch und die Anzahl der Sitze, 215 bei uns, zahlt sich aus", so Ali.Ab Ende 2023 wird dann die A321XLR verfügbar sein "Die A321XLR kombiniert die niedrigen Kosten pro Sitz eines Großraumjets mit den wirtschaftlichen Vorteilen eines Flugzeugs mit schmalem Rumpf", betont Yves Renard von Airbus. Damit könnten auch die Karten in der Konkurrenz zwischen etablierten Gesellschaften und Billigfliegern auch auf Langstrecken völlig neu gemischt werden."Mit diesen neuen kleineren Langstreckenflugzeugen kann jetzt jeder in diesem Segment mitmischen", sagt Peter Harbison, Gründer der Beratungsfirma CAPA. "Der Airbus A321XLR wird die Branche ebenso aufmischen wie es die Boeing 777-300ER und der Airbus A380 für die großen Gesellschaften vom Persischen Golf getan haben." Auch Leasing-Guru Steven Udvar-Hazy schwärmt: "Die XLR wird nur fünf Prozent höhere Betriebskosten aufweisen als aktuell die A321neoLR, bei der 737MAX haben wir diese Möglichkeit nicht."Udvar-Hazy enthüllte aber kürzlich, dass auch Boeing an einer Langstrecken-Version seiner 737 MAX arbeitet,In der aktuellen Lage ist die Umsetzung allerdings mehr als ungewiss.Aber nicht alle Airlines sind nur hin und weg von der A321XLR. "Sie ist etwas langsam mit nur Mach 0.8 als maximaler Geschwindigkeit - und beide neue A321-Langstreckenjets sind sehr teure Flugzeuge", wendet Angus Clarke ein, Strategie-Chef bei Air France-KLM. Aber das schmälert den Erfolg von Christian Scherer und seiner Idee nur geringfügig.
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+(CNN) With the Iowa caucuses now less than a month away, a realization is setting in among the political class: Bernie Sanders has a very credible chance at winning the 2020 Democratic nomination.
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+Consider:
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+* A series of polls -- both nationally and in early-voting states like Iowa and New Hampshire -- released over the past month make clear that Sanders and former Vice President Joe Biden are running neck-and-neck.
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+* Sanders, again, outraised the rest of the Democratic field in the final three months of 2019. He brought in $34.5 million between October 1 and December 21 -- almost $10 million more than former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who came in second in the cash dash. (Biden raised $22.7 million in the quarter.)
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+See more
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+* Conservative outlets are beginning to opine about the danger Sanders would represent if elected. "Sanders is not merely an amusing old crank but rather an advocate for truly dangerous ideas that have caused great violence, suffering, and deprivation of freedom throughout the world," the Washington Times wrote in an editorial Tuesday. "Americans may not be clamoring for socialism, but right now, Sanders has a chance of winning a major party's nomination, and in a two-party system, each major party candidate starts off with a decent chance of winning. His emergence should not be dismissed as an idle threat."
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+* In an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper on Monday night, Sanders was more pointed in his critique of Biden than he has been in the race to date. Here's exactly what Sanders said:
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+"I mean, look, Joe and I are friends and I truly like Joe. But what is imperative is that we defeat Trump, the most dangerous president in modern history. And that means you're going to have to have a huge voter turnout. You're going to have to get working people excited. You're going to have to get young people excited.
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+"Joe Biden voted and helped lead the effort for the war in Iraq, the most dangerous foreign policy blunder in the modern history of this country. Joe Biden voted for the disastrous trade agreements, like NAFTA, and permanent normal trade relations with China, which cost us millions of jobs. You think that's going to play well in Michigan or Wisconsin or Pennsylvania?
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+"You know, Joe Biden has been on the floor of the Senate, talking about the need to cut Social Security or Medicare or Medicaid. Joe Biden pushed a bankruptcy bill, which has caused enormous financial problems for working families. So, if we're going to beat Trump, we need turnout. And to get turnout, you need energy and excitement. And I just don't think that that kind of record is going to bring forth the energy we need to defeat Trump."
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+Taken together, the picture is clear: Not only has Sanders lasted longer as a viable candidate than many people thought, but he also will have the resources to fight it out for the nomination for months to come.
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+And then there's perhaps the most important element of all of this: Sanders appears ready -- in ways he never seemed comfortable with in his 2016 primary challenge to Hillary Clinton -- to draw real contrasts with his fellow Democratic candidates in order to peel votes away from them.
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+Think back to that 2016 primary. Its defining moment (or one of its defining moments) was when Sanders told Clinton "no one cares about your damn emails" in reference to Clinton's use of a private email server as Secretary of State. That effectively took the issue, which some Democrats even at the time expressed concern about in terms of Clinton's vulnerability in a general election, off the table. And Sanders barely laid a glove on Clinton otherwise -- only offering glancing criticism of her decision to give a series of speeches to corporate America for significant sums. (The Clinton campaign complained that Sanders had been too negative, but there is just very little evidence to back that claim up.)
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+Sanders in that race seemed generally content to be a cause rather than a campaign. He built a movement for sure. But with the exception of the immediate aftermath of his crushing victory in New Hampshire over Clinton, it never really looked like winning was the main objective.
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+Interviews like the one Sanders gave to Cooper on Monday night suggest that he won't make that mistake again. (Sidebar: Campaigns -- all campaigns -- are about choices between candidates. Highlighting your strengths is of value, yes. But so too is noting your opponents' weaknesses -- and why they should matter to voters.)
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+Sanders has clearly read up on Biden's looooong voting record -- supported the invasion of Iraq, backed NAFTA, advocated for a bankruptcy bill -- and is beginning to roll out the clear contrast between the former vice president's record on those issues and his own. (Sanders is helped in all of this because he was in the Senate contemporaneously with Biden and can point to moments where the two differed.) The next question for Sanders will be whether he puts these critiques in television ads in places like Iowa and New Hampshire as the votes in both of those states near.
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+Whether Sanders continues to take the case to Biden remains to be seen. Ditto whether he will wind up as the Democratic nominee. But what is less ambiguous is that Sanders is in far better position to become the Democratic standard-bearer than most people -- including most Democrats -- expected him to be even as recently as last fall. And the Iowa caucuses are only 27(!!) days away.
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+Masked country performer Orville Peck is an enigma if ever there was one. Never without a handmade fringed mask, the Canadian singer-songwriter broke through last year with his mononym'd debut album, Pony.
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+The Recording Academy caught up with Peck while On The Road at Austin City Limits 2019, where we talked about his influences, the music he grew up with and more.
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+"My parents exposed me to lots of different types of music," he told us. "Country, obviously, but also glam rock, punk, gospel, soul, world music, you name it."
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+Peck certainly carries a proto-punk mentality when it comes to his influences; he cites '70s punk pioneer Patti Smith as one of his idols. "Patti Smith had a big impact on me," he says. "When I was like 14 years old, I wanted to be a musician but when I bought Horses—which is funny because my album's name is Pony—it made me feel like I could make music in a different way than I knew how when I was a kid."
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+Speaking of Pony, which dropped n March of last year via Sub Pop, Peck explains that he "just wanted to make my love letter to a classic country album."
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+"[It's] the country that I love," he continues. "It's just my stories of places I've been, people I've known, people I've been with, things I struggle with."
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+Hear more from Orville Peck in the interview above, including the "visual" way he approaches the creation process and more.
+
+K.Flay Talks Inspiration, Politics & The Argument That Led To Her Making Music
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+This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated.
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+COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa (AP) — Police in Council Bluffs say a traffic stop of a rental truck this week led to the seizure of 1,500 pounds of marijuana.
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+The traffic stop occurred Wednesday afternoon on Interstate 80 in Council Bluffs, when the truck was stopped on suspicion of speeding, police said in a news release. After a traffic ticket was issued to the driver, a drug dog was deployed and indicated the presence of drugs in the truck, police said. A subsequent search turned up 61 cardboard boxes packed with marijuana, worth about $4.5 million on the street.
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+Dmitry Borisov, the 35-year-old truck driver from Los Angeles, California, was arrested and booked into the Pottawattamie County Jail on various drug charges.
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+31/12/2019 - 14h08
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+por Eliara Santana*
+
+A desinformação é um projeto político da maior relevância.
+
+Ela implica não somente a falta de acesso a meios plurais de informação, mas também a construção de notícias de modo intencionalmente deturpado para criar impressões falsas da realidade.
+
+E o “jornalismo mágico”, modalidade que tem se consolidado no Brasil, é um apoio vital a esse projeto.
+
+Tal qual na literatura que desponta na América Latina (cuja expressão mais emblemática seja talvez a Macondo de Gabriel Garcia Marques, em Cem Anos de Solidão), esse jornalismo mistura realidade e ficção, real e magia, sem pedir licença, criando sociedades distópicas em que elementos fantásticos se misturam à realidade cotidiana de modo natural, como se tudo fosse “normal”.
+
+Nesse novo modo de fazer jornalismo, a cobertura econômica é um caso explícito de naturalização da magia. E é um exemplo notável para observarmos o funcionamento da desinformação e a que propósito ela serve.
+
+Na Macondo do JN, o mantra é a ideia de recuperação, e entregador de pizza de aplicativo – com bike! – é felizão porque faz seu horário de trabalho.
+
+Nessa Macondo atualizada pelo jornalismo de vanguarda, a despeito de milhares de pessoas nas ruas, o mês de dezembro, último do ano, já começou com o anúncio das “boas-novas” na economia. Edição após edição, a tônica era mostrar, com excesso de otimismo, a tal “retomada”.
+
+CENA 1: OS NOVOS “EMPREENDEDORES” DO APLICATIVO
+
+Na edição do dia 3 de dezembro, um jornalismo eufórico comemorava o PIB de 0,6% no trimestre. Após o anúncio de Bonner, a matéria começava assim:
+
+“A liberdade de escolher o próprio horário de trabalho. A vida sem patrão tem muito valor para o José Francisco. Mas por falar em valor, hoje ele trocaria essa liberdade por um emprego formal.”
+
+Eis o José Francisco desfrutando de sua liberdade de trabalhar apenas quando quer:
+
+A matéria prossegue, e o enquadramento que se impõe é o da “retomada”, mesmo que a situação ainda não seja a ideal:
+
+“Onze trimestres de recessão, de 2014 a 2016, jogaram a economia brasileira ladeira abaixo. Mesmo depois de reencontrar o caminho do crescimento, a escalada tem sido lenta e sofrida”.
+
+A imagem é a do entregador subindo penosamente uma ladeira, e o narrador insiste em colocar o ano de 2014, reeleição de Dilma Rousseff, como um período de recessão. Em 2014, o Brasil não estava em recessão, a despeito do crescimento ruim do PIB.
+
+A matéria continua comparando a economia à bicicleta do José Francisco:
+
+“Assim como a bicicleta do entregador, a economia brasileira andou pra frente no terceiro trimestre. O PIB cresceu 0,6%”.
+
+Os especialistas ouvidos deixam transparecer que o Brasil está se tornando um país de trabalho precarizado:
+
+“A gente vê uma recuperação ainda muito gradual do trabalho formal, ou seja, os postos de trabalho ainda são muito focados, dependentes, da informalidade. Isso faz que (sic) a renda das famílias ainda cresça muito pouco. Isso limita também o potencial de crescimento do consumo das famílias”.
+
+Os festejados “postos de trabalho” que ajudam a propalada retomada da economia deveriam ser tratados corretamente: trabalho precarizado, falta de opção, desemprego.
+
+Na retomada da matéria, a informação de que o “setor de serviços que impulsiona as entregas subiu 0,4% no trimestre”. E a imagem é a do José Francisco felizão fazendo suas entregas.
+
+Nada é dito sobre as condições de trabalho, o número de horas trabalhadas, a falta de garantias, a ausência de qualquer direito trabalhista, os problemas enfrentados, enfim, nada é dito sobre a precarização que toma o lugar do trabalho formal.
+
+CENA 2: “RECUPERAÇÃO” DA ECONOMIA
+
+Depois de festejarem bastante o quebra-galho como a nova onda em trabalho, é hora de mostrar que vários setores estão reagindo e apresentando bons resultados.
+
+A começar pela agricultura (agro é pop), passando pela indústria até o setor imobiliário, com investimento privado:
+
+“O crescimento do setor imobiliário também se reflete na chamada formação bruta de capital fixo, número que representa os investimentos privados. O crescimento foi de 2%. Já o consumo do governo caiu 0,4%”.
+
+Nada é dito sobre o que significa realmente a redução do investimento público no setor imobiliário, por exemplo. Programas como Minha casa, minha vida são fruto de investimento público. O setor privado investe em artigos de luxo para quem pode pagar.
+
+No contexto atual, o cenário externo merece atenção, e é ele quem explica a queda nas exportações.
+
+Prossegue a matéria, com a avaliação dos economistas de que o consumo interno é o caminho para manter o crescimento:
+
+“Mesmo com a fraqueza do mercado de trabalho, ele vem mostrando alguma melhora do emprego formal, algum crescimento da renda, ainda muito baixo, mas ainda vindo melhor”.
+
+Para fechar, o otimismo alegre de José Francisco com sua bike, que quer instalar um “motor turbo” na economia.
+
+Na matéria seguinte, o enquadramento insiste que há melhoria no mercado de trabalho, que ajuda a impulsionar o consumo das famílias.
+
+A fala anterior da economista da FGV já contradiz essa asserção. Mas isso é só um detalhe quando se trata de criar a ilusão de recuperação.
+
+“John, Ivonete e José. São brasileiros como eles que começam a fazer a economia se recuperar.O aumento do consumo das famílias tem agitado os corredores deste supermercado. Mais gente comprando, mais gente trabalhado”.
+
+Seguem os depoimentos de John e Ivonete, que conseguiram emprego com carteira assinada.
+
+E o otimismo é tanto que a repórter não esconde a euforia ao narrar a performance da economia brasileira.
+
+“O resultado do consumo maior das famílias É VISÍVEL aqui nas ruas de São Paulo. Com a queda no custo do financiamento imobiliário, os canteiros de obras se multiplicam. Só aqui nesta região onde estamos dá pra ver dois empreendimentos sendo erguidos. Um prédio comercial logo ali, e outro, residencial, que já está quase pronto. Foi o setor imobiliário que impulsionou a construção civil.
+
+Com as obras públicas paradas, é o investimento privado que tem dado fôlego para a construção, um dos destaque do último trimestre. Foi esse setor que recebeu quase a metade dos investimentos nesse período. Um crescimento de 1,3% na comparação com o trimestre anterior. Uma melhora que tem efeitos diretos e indiretos em vários outros setores, diz o economista”.
+
+Observem que tudo são flores na matéria. O “consumo maior” é visível nas ruas de São Paulo, o que é representado por prédios de alto padrão numa região que ela não menciona qual é. Mas a fome e as pessoas sem teto não são visíveis nas ruas. O economista ouvido corrobora a fala de que há melhora em cadeia, o que possibilita ver “um futuro um pouco melhor”. É a deixa para o fechamento da matéria:
+
+“Um futuro já cheio de planos para o José, que voltou a trabalhar na construção civil”. A cena enunciativa da notícia projeta o jogo de imagens a seguir:
+
+E se cria a ilusão de que, com a fantástica recuperação da economia que se opera neste momento, José pode sonhar com aquele prédio de alto padrão…
+
+Depois, a repórter entra perguntando:
+
+“O que você vai fazer?”. Prontamente, José responde: “Pretendo entrar no segmento da construção mesmo. Engenharia civil”. “Faculdade?, questiona a repórter. “Faculdade, se Deus quiser”, diz José, o almoxarife da obra.
+
+Na Macondo do JN, tudo é possível.
+
+CENA 3: A FAKE DAS VENDAS DE NATAL
+
+A primeira matéria da primeira edição após o Natal é de pura comemoração, e uma sorridente Renata anuncia: “Os lojistas de shopping acabam de contabilizar O MELHOR NATAL desde 2014. As vendas do setor cresceram mais de 9%”.
+
+E entra a matéria:
+
+“Shopping cheio e todo mundo com sacola na mão. Essa imagem deixa qualquer vendedor rindo à toa. Mas hoje não é dia de comprar. Hoje foi dia de troca para os consumidores e de comemoração pra os donos de lojas. Segundo a Associação dos Lojistas de Shoppings (Alshop), as vendas foram 9,5% maiores do que as do Natal passado”.
+
+A matéria destaca os números e faz a comparação com outros períodos, informando que a pesquisa foi feita com informações de mais de 30 mil pontos de vendas no Brasil.
+
+“Presentes mais caros dependem de dinheiro no bolso ou no banco. E o balanço do Natal sugere que esse foi o caso”.
+
+Isso quer dizer, então, que os brasileiros estão com mais dinheiro no bolso e no banco?
+
+O que comprova isso?
+
+Compras em shopping?
+
+Como explicar o recorde no endividamento das famílias?
+
+Como justificar a operação do governo para liberar uma miséria no FGTS pra saque?
+
+Como explicar o desemprego?
+
+Como explicar a tragédia de 104 milhões de outros brasileiros vivendo com apenas 413 reais por mês?
+
+A matéria prossegue explicando que
+
+“o que puxou o faturamento para cima foram as vendas à vista. A Associação Comercial de São Paulo avaliou as vendas do dia primeiro de dezembro até a véspera do Natal. As vendas a prazo ficaram estáveis. As que foram pagas à vista aumentaram 13,1%”.
+
+E aí entra uma fonte para corroborar a notícia – alguém identificado como presidente do IBVAR (cuja definição não aparece na tela). Pesquisando, descobri que se trata, na verdade, do IBEVAR – Instituto Brasileiro de Executivos de Varejo – com sede na Avenida Paulista.
+
+Ou seja, para confirmar que a economia do Brasil está melhorando, o JN busca como fonte um executivo do setor de varejo da cidade de São Paulo. Nenhum pesquisador é ouvido. Nenhum professor de economia.
+
+Pela notícia construída no JN, a realidade do Brasil parece se resumir à realidade dos shopping centers de alto padrão de São Paulo. E a economia é retratada a partir desse viés. Um casamento perfeito entre Avenida Paulista e Macondo.
+
+Como salientou o jornalista Luis Nassif em artigo no GGN, o uso seletivo de indicadores da economia é um dos instrumentos políticos de maior eficácia.
+
+É o que estamos vendo, dia após dia, na cobertura econômica. Com o uso de dados ao bel prazer, cria-se a ilusão de recuperação, quando na verdade, o que existe é precarização do trabalho, desemprego, falta de perspectivas.
+
+E assim, num país em que 3 em cada 10 brasileiros não consegue interpretar o que leu e não tem habilidade para entender ironia, ou seja, num país em que 3 em cada 10 cidadãos é ILETRADO, como esperar que as pessoas que recebem a notícia consigam entender os dados econômicos ou problematizá-los?
+
+Como esperar que as pessoas tenham habilidades para interpretar o que é Macondo e o que é Avenida Paulista?
+
+A informação não existe em estado puro – o acontecimento é transformado em notícia para ser veiculado pelos meios. E esse processo tem um sujeito – ou vários sujeitos – responsável pela transformação.
+
+Um sujeito que fala de determinado lugar social e histórico, com valores e crenças específicos, e que faz a seleção do elemento que será notícia estando em consonância com o viés, com a orientação de uma determinada organização midiática.
+
+Portanto, NADA, é aleatório. TUDO é intencional.
+
+Trata-se de escolhas para um determinado projeto de dizer, para um determinado projeto político.
+
+Assim é que o quebra-galho se torna “liberdade para escolher a hora de trabalhar”, ou trabalho precário se torna “emprego sem carteira assinada”.
+
+A abordagem de economia, cuja base é a desinformação, não vai mostrar pessoas disputando as marquises das grandes cidades, não vai mostrar a fome, não vai mostrar as famílias que perderam o bolsa família, não vai mostrar o que significa de verdade ser um “empreendedor” de Uber, não vai mostrar que redução de investimento do governo significa na verdade precarização de serviços públicos e piora na qualidade de vida.
+
+Vai mostrar que, no País das Maravilhas, a economia está bombando.
+
+P.S 1: Não durou nem um dia a falácia das vendas de Natal. A Associação Brasileira de Lojistas Satélites (Ablos) contestou os dados divulgados pela Alshop, afirmando que os resultados foram ruins.
+
+O presidente da Ablos, Tito Bessa Jr., afirmou numa reportagem da Folha de São Paulo:
+
+“Para mim, é um dado plantado. É uma mentira. Estamos desconfiados de que foi manipulação com alguma segunda intenção”.
+
+Tirem suas conclusões.
+
+P.S 2: Na edição seguinte à contestação feita pela Ablos, ou seja, dia 30-12, o JN não trouxe nadinha.
+
+Não falou absolutamente nada sobre a contestação, sobre a divulgação dos dados, sobre o questionamento, nada. É como se isso nunca tivesse existido. Prevaleceu o jornalismo mágico.
+
+P.S 3: Agradeço à professora Cláudia Wanderley, da Unicamp, o feliz insight da expressão “jornalismo mágico” ou “jornalismo fantástico”, após uma de nossas conversas sobre a cobertura do JN.
+
+*Eliara Santana é jornalista e doutoranda em Estudos Linguísticos pela PUC Minas/Capes.
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+A plan that would require purchasing a permit before entering three of Oregon’s most popular wilderness areas has received a largely negative response.
+
+More than 13,700 comments were submitted on a proposal to charge $4 to $11 per day to enter the Three Sisters, Mount Jefferson and Mount Washington wilderness areas beginning in 2020.
+
+The comments, which came from across the country, echo the idea that while action is needed to combat overcrowding and garbage on wilderness trails, the proposal is too costly, restrictive and possibly illegal.
+
+“There is something amiss when an American citizen has to pay a fee to hike on their lands, which are really our birthright, not a commodity to be ‘sold,'" said George Nickus, executive director of Wilderness Watch.
+
+The Montana-based advocacy group marshaled more than 10,000 comments opposing the proposal by having people submit a pre-written form letter.
+
+“If they get away with charging a fee to go for a hike in these three wilderness areas, it will result in similar proposals elsewhere,” Nickus said.
+
+Forest Service officials said they'll use all the comments to shape a final decision. They pointed out that public comments already played a role in limiting the scope of the plan since its original proposal.
+
+“I wouldn’t say the response was surprising — fees are rarely popular,” said Matt Peterson, who led the project for the U.S. Forest Service. “We appreciate everyone that sent in suggestions. Public comments have been important to this entire process.”
+
+The deadline to submit comments is January 10. Comments can be emailed to WillametteRecFeeComments@usda.gov.
+
+Detailed breakdown:New hiking permits for Three Sisters, Mount Jefferson proposed for $4 to $11 per day
+
+Focus on cost:Backpacking in Three Sisters, Mount Jefferson gets expensive under Forest Service proposal
+
+What’s the plan, and where is it coming from?
+
+The Forest Service has been working for three years on a plan to limit crowds in the three wilderness areas, which includes 450,000 acres of Oregon’s most scenic backcountry.
+
+Population growth in Central Oregon and the Willamette Valley has led to a spike in visitors, bringing increased garbage, human poop and damage to sensitive alpine regions.
+
+In May, the Forest Service finalized a “limited entry permit system” that will begin in 2020. Under the system, each wilderness trailhead will have a quota of overnight and day-use permits people will need to enter.
+
+For example, at popular Marion Lake Trailhead in the Mount Jefferson Wilderness, there will be 10 overnight group permits and 40 day-use permits available.
+
+Nineteen of the most popular trailheads will require a permit for day-hiking while all 79 trailheads will require one for overnight use.
+
+That quota system was the first part of the plan, and it will be implemented either way starting in 2020.
+
+What are people commenting on now?
+
+The second phase of the plan — currently being debated — is deciding how much the permits will cost and how people will get them.
+
+The Forest Service wants to use the permit fees for education, trail maintenance and hiring additional rangers to enforce the new limits.
+
+They say the benefits include more solitude, better trails and a better experience in the wild. They cited other limited entry systems — Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and Washington's Enchantment Basin — as evidence it will work in the long run.
+
+A similar system is also in place at Oregon's Pamelia Lake and Obsidian Trail.
+
+Basis for the plan:In the 1990s, this Oregon wilderness was overrun. They saved it with limited entry
+
+But the proposed prices can get high
+
+The proposed fees break down this way:
+
+- $5 per person, per night for an overnight group permit, plus a $6 processing fee.
+
+- $3 per person, plus a $1 processing fee, for day-use at 19 of the most popular trailheads.
+
+- No fee is required for those 12 years and under, but they would still need a permit.
+
+Many commenters noted that while it sounds cheap, the cost adds up in a hurry.
+
+For a family of four, with two kids over 13 years old, a three-night backpacking trip would cost $66.
+
+“Let’s say it’s really hot out and I wanted to take my family of five — all kids over 12 years old — for a short afternoon hike and swim to Doris Lake,” wrote Chris Jensen of Bend. For this short hike, located just outside Bend, the cost would reach $16.
+
+“These additional fees and regulations could lessen the public's support for wilderness areas,” Jensen said.
+
+A number of people — including the Pacific Crest Trail Association — suggested a price cap that would limit the cost.
+
+“A price cap that occurs after the third night would be helpful, and a price cap for day-use when a family exceeds six people would be helpful,” wrote Dan Shuholm.
+
+Perhaps the most frequent critique was that tax dollars already pay for public lands and that the new system constituted a new tax.
+
+“Please consider not double-billing the public and stop pissing off those who have voted to support you in the past,” wrote Derrick Smithwood.
+
+Tepid support and novel ideas
+
+The comments did include plenty of support for a program that limits crowds, and even support for the permit system itself.
+
+But many thought the permits should be free, or much cheaper.
+
+“The Forest Service has used its ever-growing budget for logging, livestock grazing, fire-fighting, and other programs, while spending a pittance on wilderness stewardship,” said Nickus. “That’s what needs to change."
+
+On a smaller scale, many users suggested simply limiting parking space at trailheads or charging more for parking. That would limit crowds without the bother of a complex permit system, they said.
+
+Many others suggested a senior discount or “locals only” permit system so nearby residents could go hiking on less crowded midweek days.
+
+“I totally support the permit system because so many of these trails are overrun,” wrote Maureen Sweeney. “Would it be possible to have a special permit (for locals and senior citizens) that costs $20, for use Monday through Thursday? Otherwise it will be burdensome to do this every week.”
+
+Finally, many comments mentioned free passes for those who do volunteer work for a certain number of hours on trails.
+
+Get permits through a vendor?
+
+Another bone of contention in the comments was over how the permits will be distributed.
+
+Much discussion centered around how many permits people can reserve in advance and how many should be kept for spontaneous hikes.
+
+The Forest Service hasn’t made a proposal on that, but another area of disagreement was whether long-distance hikers on the Pacific Crest Trail should get an exemption to pass through without a permit.
+
+Some thought they should, while others said it would be unfair to locals.
+
+Damage to local economy?
+
+Many others worried about impact on the local economy.
+
+Central Oregon has a booming tourism economy, and some worried the new fees would discourage people from visiting.
+
+“I am a 67-year-old hiker and I hope to enjoy some hiking and backpacking in Oregon, but I will not bring my economic activity if you implement such regressive fees,” wrote Ken Wall of Missoula, Montana.
+
+A number of people decried the “vendor fee” added to the permit cost by Recreation.Gov, which is owned and operated by Booz Allen Hamilton.
+
+To run the large public lands website, the private corporation adds $1 to $6 to all transactions. That inflates the permit price with money that won’t go toward the wilderness objectives.
+
+Could the fees actually be illegal?
+
+Many groups, including Wilderness Watch, said the fees could be illegal under the Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement Act, which prohibits fees under a number of circumstances.
+
+“This fee proposal cites authority to implement fees under FLREA’s definition of ‘special recreational use,’” wrote comments from the Oregon-based Mazamas and the Access Fund. “However, the average users are hikers, climbers and trail runners and are not considered a ‘special recreational use.’”
+
+“We request the Forest Service clarify how the proposed Fee Plan adheres to FLREA regulations.”
+
+The argument could provide grounds for a lawsuit blocking the plan.
+
+Peterson, with the Forest Service, said he was confident of the plan’s legal grounds.
+
+“We followed the same model of other fee systems, in wilderness areas, currently in place,” Peterson said, listing a number of places where recreation fees are imposed as part of a limited entry permit system. “We’re following systems that use the same provision and haven’t had legal problems.”
+
+Forest Service uses comments to shape policy
+
+As evidence that they had used public comments to narrow the scope of the plan, Peterson pointed out the following evidence.
+
+- We started with including limited entry at five wilderness areas for overnight use. Now it’s only three.
+
+- We started with limited entry for day-use at 42 trailheads. Now it’s only 19.
+
+- We started with permits required through the end of October. Now it’s only until the last Friday of September.
+
+- It was the public that gave us the idea for a volunteer pass.
+
+- We are making permits available both in advance for reservation, and on a shorter timeline (a few days before a trip starts), since comments have asked for both options.
+
+Read the comments
+
+The Statesman Journal requested the public comments under the Freedom of Information Act. The Forest Service responded by making all the comments public, and anyone can read 12,000 of the 13,700 comments submitted at this website: https://cara.ecosystem-management.org/Public//ReadingRoom?Project=50578
+
+For this story, the Statesman Journal reviewed more than 100 non-form-letter comments and looked at common themes, but there are an almost endless number of concepts.
+
+Zach Urness has been an outdoors reporter, photographer and videographer in Oregon for 11 years. To support his work,subscribe to the Statesman Journal. Urness can be reached at zurness@StatesmanJournal.com or (503) 399-6801. Find him on Twitter at @ZachsORoutdoors.
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+The exact moment that Quds commander Qassem Soleimani and his associates were killed in the US airstrike at Baghdad airport was captured on closed circuit video that showed a blinding flash and blazing debris hurtling skyward.
+
+The CCTV video taken close to the airport was obtained by the Daily Mail from Iraqi TV station AhadTV and shows a large explosion as one of the two vehicles was destroyed by precision airstrike.
+
+Iran has vowed a “crushing revenge” and “jihad” on the US following the attack.
+
+Soleimani died in the strike ordered by President Trump amid rising tensions between the two countries after supporters of Iranian militias attacked the US Embassy in Baghdad on Tuesday.
+
+Brigadier General Hussein Jafari Nia and Major-General Hadi Taremi were ​also killed in the strike, along with Colonel of the Guards Shahroud Mozaffari Nia and Captain Waheed Zamanian.​ ​
+
+Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, deputy-commander of the Iraqi-based pro-Iran People’s Mobilization Forces, ​as well as ​Mohammad al-Shibani, Muhandis’s son-in-law, ​were among t​hose virtually vaporized by one of four American guided missiles fired by a Reaper drone​.
+
+​With a range of 1,150 miles and the ability to fly at altitudes of 50,000 feet, the MQ-9 Reaper system is an “armed, multi-mission, medium-altitude, long-endurance” remotely piloted aircraft designed primarily for offensive strikes, according to the US Air Force.
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+NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Monday that all members of the Atlantic alliance stood behind the United States in the Middle East, after a U.S. drone strike killed Iranian military commander Qassem Soleimani.
+
+Speaking after a rare NATO meeting on Iran and Iraq in which the United States briefed its allies about last Friday's drone strike, Stoltenberg also called for a de-escalation of tensions, echoing the statements of some European leaders.
+
+"We are united in condemning Iran's support of a variety of different terrorist groups," Stoltenberg said. "At the meeting today, allies called for restraint and de-escalation. A new conflict would be in no one's interest. So Iran must refrain from further violence and provocations."
+
+Also Monday, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned that "geopolitical tensions are at their highest level this century." Guterres called on world leaders to stop escalating tensions, exercise maximum restraint and re-start dialogue.
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+Without naming any countries, Guterres told reporters: "This cauldron of tensions is leading more and more countries to take unpredicted decisions with unpredictable consequences and a profound risk of miscalculation."
+
+On Saturday, NATO suspended training of Iraqi security and armed forces to ensure the safety of several hundred mission members in response to the killing of Soleimani.
+
+"The safety of our personnel in Iraq is paramount," acting NATO spokesman Dylan White said in a statement. "We continue to take all precautions necessary. NATO's mission is continuing, but training activities are temporarily suspended."
+
+He said NATO Stoltenberg had spoken by phone with U.S. Secretary of Defense Mark Esper since Friday's attack on Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander Qassem Soleimani at Baghdad airport.
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+NATO was monitoring the situation in the region very closely, he added, amid mounting concern that the killing of Iran's second-most powerful man could trigger a conflagration in the Middle East.
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+Deceased GOP Strategist's Daughter Makes Files Public That Republicans Wanted Sealed
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+Enlarge this image toggle caption Courtesy of Stephanie Hofeller Courtesy of Stephanie Hofeller
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+More than a year after his death, a cache of computer files saved on the hard drives of Thomas Hofeller, a prominent Republican redistricting strategist, is becoming public.
+
+Republican state lawmakers in North Carolina fought in court to keep copies of these maps, spreadsheets and other documents from entering the public record. But some files have already come to light in recent months through court filings and news reports.
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+They have been cited as evidence of gerrymandering that got political maps thrown out in North Carolina, and they have raised questions about Hofeller's role in the Trump administration's failed push for a census citizenship question.
+
+Now more of the files are available online through a website called The Hofeller Files, where Hofeller's daughter, Stephanie Hofeller, published a link to her copy of the files on Sunday after first announcing her plans in a tweet last month.
+
+"These are matters that concern the people and their franchise and their access to resources. This is, therefore, the property of the people," Hofeller told NPR. "I won't be satisfied that we the people have found everything until we the people have had a look at it in its entirety."
+
+"A hunch that maybe something was wrong"
+
+Her decision to put the files online herself is just the latest twist in a series of one astonishing event after another.
+
+It had been more than four years since Stephanie had spoken to her father after a family dispute involving the custody of her children landed in court. But on the last day of September in 2018, she "had a hunch that maybe something was wrong," according to her testimony for a lawsuit deposition.
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+Enlarge this image toggle caption C-SPAN via AP C-SPAN via AP
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+Sitting in her car parked outside a convenience store in Kentucky, she used her phone to search online for her father's name and found an obituary for Thomas Hofeller, confirming that he had died at the age of 75 more than a month earlier in August.
+
+Stephanie then reconnected with her mother, Kathleen, and visited her parents' apartment in North Carolina, where she found four external hard drives and a clear plastic bag containing 18 USB thumb drives in her father's room. Stephanie says her mother encouraged her to take the devices.
+
+A treasure trove that led to bombshells
+
+It turned out they were filled with photos of Stephanie with her children and other personal items — as well as files from her father's work as a redistricting consultant for Republicans.
+
+While looking for an attorney to represent her mother in 2018, Stephanie says she connected with the North Carolina chapter of Common Cause, an advocacy group that had brought a lawsuit against Republican state officials to overturn political maps Thomas Hofeller helped draw. After mentioning the hard drives to Common Cause, Stephanie received a court order to turn them over as potential evidence for the lawsuit. She did so in March after making a copy of some of the files for herself.
+
+Since then, the Hofeller files have led to bombshell developments in two major legal battles in the political world.
+
+In September, Common Cause won its legal challenge to political maps in North Carolina, where a state court cited some of the files as evidence of gerrymandering designed to unfairly give Republicans an advantage in winning elections and maintaining control of the state legislature.
+
+"The Court finds that in many election environments, it is the carefully crafted maps, and not the will of the voters, that dictate the election outcomes in a significant number of legislative districts and, ultimately, the majority control of the General Assembly," a three-judge panel of the Wake County Superior Court wrote in their ruling.
+
+Other files have become intertwined in the federal lawsuits over the Trump administration's push to add the now-blocked citizenship question to the 2020 census, raising questions about Thomas Hofeller's role and the administration's true motives.
+
+Lawyers with the law firm Arnold & Porter — which represented both Common Cause and some of the citizenship question's challengers — uncovered an unpublished study in which Thomas Hofeller concluded using responses from such a question would be "advantageous to Republicans and Non-Hispanic Whites" when voting districts are redrawn. The revelation came weeks before the U.S. Supreme Court issued its ruling in June, affirming a lower court's decision against the question, which has been permanently blocked from forms for the upcoming national head count.
+
+Saving "trade secrets" from being "destroyed"
+
+Stephanie says she decided to turn the hard drives over for the North Carolina lawsuit in March and to upload her copy of the files online this week in part to preserve a historical record about her father.
+
+"His work is really having a profound effect and has had long before anybody really noticed on a broader level," Stephanie says. "I think from the historical standpoint, this slice of life, this little snapshot is going to prove very valuable."
+
+Attorneys for Thomas Hofeller's former company, Geographic Strategies, have been trying to keep sealed copies of certain files that were turned over for the North Carolina case, citing them as "trade secrets," and other proprietary information about the company's work. While that dispute has played out in a state court in recent months, news organizations including The New Yorker, The New York Times and The Intercept have published reports based on copies they obtained of Hofeller's files.
+
+"I originally started sharing them with journalists as a direct response to the assertion by the legislative defendants through counsel that they should be destroyed," Stephanie tells NPR, which previously received a copy of the files from her.
+
+The files document the wide reach of Thomas Hofeller's work on political maps across the country — including in Arizona, Florida, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee and Virginia, as well as New York's Nassau County and Texas' Galveston and Nueces counties.
+
+In a Microsoft Word document last saved in 2015, Thomas Hofeller warned against changing the Census Bureau's policy of including prisoners in the population counts of the areas where they're incarcerated, expressing concern that "the actual effect on reapportionment and redistricting is not clearly known for individual states."
+
+Another ironic twist
+
+As a longtime strategist for the Republican National Committee, Thomas Hofeller was known for his warnings to keep redistricting work under wraps.
+
+"Treat every statement and document as if it was going to appear on the FRONT PAGE of your local newspaper," one of his slides for a 2011 training session for redistricting officials says. "Emails are the tool of the devil."
+
+Stephanie says the irony that some of his work files are now out in public is not lost on her.
+
+"I don't think he cared all that much to protect these people after he was gone," she adds.
+
+While he was alive, politics governed family life for the Hofellers, Stephanie says. Growing up, she remembers her father correcting how she and others would pronounce gerrymandering with a soft G sound.
+
+Her father preferred the hard G (as in Gary) in honor of the term's namesake — former U.S. Vice President Elbridge Gerry, who as governor of Massachusetts in 1812 signed into law a political map with a salamander-shaped district that gave the Democratic-Republican party an advantage over the Federalists.
+
+Stephanie says her father's stated goal was to use gerrymandering to "create a system wherein the Republican nominee would win."
+
+"State legislature, it doesn't matter who votes for what. Congress, it doesn't matter who votes for what. And president, it doesn't matter," she says.
+
+Contrary to some people's assumptions given her role in revealing her father's work to perpetuate Republican power, Stephanie says she does not identify as a Democrat, although she has voted for Democratic candidates in the past.
+
+"The reason I don't identify as a Democrat is because I'm an anarchist," she says. "I don't believe that we're going to really find solutions to the deeper problems of inequality in a system that demands a hierarchy, which is, by definition, unequal."
+
+"All the good stuff"
+
+During her deposition in May, she testified there may be more files from her father's work to uncover. Before Stephanie arrived at her parents' apartment, her father's business partner, Dale Oldham, had removed a laptop and a desktop computer with Hofeller's work files, Stephanie said her mother told her.
+
+"Dale got all the good stuff," Stephanie told attorneys.
+
+Oldham has not responded to NPR's requests for comment.
+
+As part of proceedings for the North Carolina case, Oldham has argued in court filings that when Thomas Hofeller died, "Geographic Strategies' computer, various files, and numerous backups in Dr. Hofeller's possession" belonged to the company — of whom Oldham is the sole surviving member — and its clients.
+
+In November, one of those clients, the Republican National Committee, paid Oldham more than $420,000 for "legal and compliance services" — part of a total of more than $658,000 Oldham has collected from the RNC since May, according to Federal Election Commission filings.
+
+Common Cause's attorneys have been unable to get Oldham to share any additional documents. But as part of sanctions proceedings related to the citizenship question lawsuits in New York, plaintiffs' attorneys have asked U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman to allow them to subpoena Oldham, who in 2017 consulted through Hofeller with a then-adviser to the Trump administration on the question, according to an email obtained by the House Oversight and Reform Committee.
+
+For her part, Stephanie says she's committed to transparency with the public in case she gets access to any more of her father's files.
+
+"If I were to find something," she says, "I would most certainly share it."
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+The computing power needed to replicate the human brain’s relevant activities has been estimated by various authors, with answers ranging from 1012 to 1028 FLOPS.
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+Details
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+Notes
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+We have not investigated the brain’s performance in FLOPS in detail, nor substantially reviewed the literature since 2015. This page summarizes others’ estimates that we are aware of, as well as the implications of our investigation into brain performance in TEPS.
+
+Estimates
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+Sandberg and Bostrom 2008: estimates and review
+
+Sandberg and Bostrom project the processing required to emulate a human brain at different levels of detail. For the three levels that their workshop participants considered most plausible, their estimates are 1018, 1022, and 1025 FLOPS.
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+They also summarize other brain compute estimates, as shown below (we reproduce their Table 10). We have not reviewed these estimates, and some do not appear superficially credible to us.
+
+Drexler 2018
+
+Drexler looks at multiple comparisons between narrow AI tasks and neural tasks, and finds that they suggest the ‘basic functional capacity’ of the human brain is less than one petaFLOPS (1015).
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+Conversion from brain performance in TEPS
+
+Among a small number of computers we compared , FLOPS and TEPS seem to vary proportionally, at a rate of around 1.7 GTEPS/TFLOP. We also estimate that the human brain performs around 0.18 – 6.4 * 1014 TEPS. Thus if the FLOPS:TEPS ratio in brains is similar to that in computers, a brain would perform around 0.9 – 33.7 * 1016 FLOPS. We have not investigated how similar this ratio is likely to be.
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+In our year-end round table series, the Goonhammer crew are talking about the various games we play, how things have gone over the past year, where things are headed, and what we’d like to see. It’s been about a year and a half since the launch of Kill Team and with the release of the Kill Team 2019 Annual, and in many ways we have more questions than answers when it comes to the 40k skirmish game.
+
+The Authors
+
+Robert “TheChirurgeon” Jones
+
+Liam “Corrode” Royle
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+NovemberMike
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+Alfredo “Bonds0097” Ramirez
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+Andrew “Pendulin” Haywood
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+Chucat
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+Garrett “John Condit” Severson
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+Ben “Thundercloud” Rubery
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+Greg “ANAmal.net” Chiasson
+
+Shane Watts
+
+How do you feel about Kill Team? Is it a success? How does Kill Team fit in with other GW games?
+
+TheChirurgeon: I’ve got mixed feelings about Kill Team. I loved it conceptually when it first launched, but having played a couple dozen games of it, a lot of that lustre has worn off. Kill Team feels like it’s trying very hard to be multiple games: An intro game designed to get players into 40k at smaller scales, a fast, small-scale version of 40k for players who want to play games in under an hour, a highly narrative game with lots of storytelling, and a tightly-balanced competitive game using small teams of models. And while I think Arena does a good job accomplishing that last bit, Kill Team really doesn’t work for any of the others.
+
+Condit: I’m probably a bit of the odd one out here, but I really enjoy Kill Team, even in spite of its (admittedly many) flaws. I definitely think it could be better, and that it fails at several of the goals its designers likely set out to achieve, but it succeeds in one: it gives something for players to do with their models while they’re still building out their force. I started a new army this year, and being able to try them out before I was done with them was amazing. I’ve also had a few friends who’ve started building toward a full 40k army using Kill Team as an excuse to get game time in while they’re still building and painting.
+
+On balance, though, I agree that it’s a failure. It makes gestures in so many directions, but fails to deliver. It adds a bit more crunch in specialists and flesh wounds, but they wind up being more of a pain to keep track of than they are actual value added to the game. Gaining experience and levelling up your models feels like more of a punishment due to the increased cost than a bonus for surviving long enough to take advantage of them. And even competitive matched play, arguably Kill Team’s strongest point, suffers from the underlying problems with the system itself. While Kill Team is great as “something to do while you’re building a Real Army,” it’s not that noteworthy on its own merits.
+
+TheChirurgeon: I think that “in spite of its flaws” bit is key for me. I don’t dislike Kill Team – but when I have fun playing it, it often seems like that happens in spite of its rules. Which is a shame, because I love the idea of taking a Kill Team instead of a whole army when I travel, and playing with that.
+
+Chucat: There’s two metrics of ‘success’ here. The first one is “Does Kill Team succeed in what I think GW set out for it to do?”, which is essentially function as a gateway drug into 40k, and in that case, the answer is a resounding “No, unless you really like one of four factions in 40k”. To clarify, I imagined Kill Team as a game where you buy the big box, buy a couple of boxes of squads together and just mash models together, and then add to your Kill Teams with the expansions and further boxes, and then you just add a vehicle (or two) and then you suddenly have a nice little army. However, with the exception of Tau(????), no faction really fits this, going from something like Harlequins (where it starts off promising: You buy a box, you have a Kill Team, and you get absolutely nothing in Elites, and trust me, you can’t run a 40k army with 5 Players and a Troupe Master), to Eldar, where if you want to be able to field every available option in Kill Team, you end up with a subpar army, and you could have just spent all the money on a bunch of Knights instead (and let’s not even get into just how screwed you’d be with a box of Guardians vs a box of Grey Knights).
+
+On the second measure of success, which I take to be “Is it popular where I play?”, then once again, it’s a no, the game fell off pretty hard after the first campaign, with most players gravitating back to 40k, where you could spend double the length of time to play a full-fledged game, instead of a weird, extremely swingy version of 40k. On the other hand though, it is good for when I want to play something and not have to lug a ton of models somewhere.
+
+As for how I feel about it, I really, really like it, in theory. In practice though, the botched execution, combined with just how much they seemed to hate Eldar until Elites really, really rubbed me the wrong way. That and just how much variance there is in the game, that bugs me too.
+
+Novembermike: I think I mostly agree with everyone else. I like Kill Team a lot, but there’s a fair amount that only works when you understand the non-intuitive bits. Lots of things are trap options, some things are much better than they initially look (like multi-damage weapons) and the book missions are almost all bad.
+
+They also didn’t make it easy to build a good team, most factions run into either the “multiple boxes” problem where you want a few models from a bunch of boxes (I’m looking at Eldar with their Exarchs here) or the “special weapons” problem where you want 5 plasma guns but you get a single one per box of 10 models. This works against Kill Team as an introductory product. At bare minimum they should have been shipping things like an Ad Mech Kill Team Upgrade Sprue with extra Skitarii weapons.
+
+The game itself works well but it’s got a bunch of useless stuff tacked on like the scouting phase that should really just go away. There’s a real opportunity for a great game to come out of Kill Team 2.0.
+
+Thundercloud: I think now the initial hype and excitement is gone there’s a clear lack of significant support going forward. It’s an adaption of the 8th ed rules with some distinct improvements, but you can tell it was developed before Warcry, which is a more modern rules set that isn’t tied to the AoS rules (because good luck finding someone deeply attached to the AoS rules whereas with 40k that’s a real issue) and I feel this is actually the biggest weakness of the rules.Kill Team needs to be more than 8th with one figure squads and a 4+++ on every model’s last wound.
+
+
+
+What Kill Team needed was to be different to 40k, and GW needed to allow the designers to get let loose a little. There are a number of small scale games (Blitz Bowl being an obvious example) where the designer has been given some space and produced a great game. Aeronautica Imperialis is the same, the 2nd edition is a massive improvement over the first and has real potential as a competitive game once the scenarios are produced that support it (though Specialist seem to firmly believe it is a narrative game).
+
+Kill Team needs a 2nd edition that isn’t afraid to turn it into a proper introduction to the 40k universe, with simpler rules and which is closer to the fluff. Marines/Chaos Marines should chew through guard like the Cookie Monster on amphetamines, but they don’t and 50% of the time they’ll put a flesh wound on them even if they wound them. Kill Team suffers now that GW have produced Warcry and we’ve seen a more ‘modern’ set of mechanics applied to a skirmish wargame. I say modern, single unit/model 2 stage activations were in Starship Troopers (2005) written by Andy Chambers suspiciously soon after he left GW in 2004, but GW has been IGOUGO in their mainline games for 30 years, and the modern mechanics are coming out in the Specialist Games side (and Specialist is much better for embracing game mechanics developed after the fall of the Berlin Wall).
+
+
+
+As a commercial product the initial starter and the Killzones were a big success, and I say this as a retailer. The starter box sold out in half the time GW thought it would. In terms of the supplements, Commanders and Rogue Trader were meh, even though the minis in Rogue Trader were great, and Elites and Arena were pretty great, though it’s obvious there are some issues with the playtesting of Elites, and GW didn’t anticipate HODORism in Arena. White Dwarf support has been reasonable. The faction boxes really suffer from being the same secondary sprue in the Killzone released at the same time plus a unit you don’t necessarily want plus a small number of exclusive cards. Warcry with its decks for existing factions was a massive improvement as a retailer. The release model has been problematic. The pricing for the commander boxes was problematic. The Space Marine Librarian was £5 cheaper than the standard model, the Commissar £8 more expensive. Having a £15 and £20 price point would have been better, though even better would be what they did with the GSC and Admech boxes and putting the command cards and a commander in a box with a squad of models that were useful in building a Kill Team. Also as an intro product suddenly you’ve got a squad and character to start your army.
+
+GW also took the attitude of re-releasing models, when new models is what drives some of the purchases and veterans already have a ton of stuff. The new terrain sold the starter box, the new character models pushed the Ad Mech and GSC boxes hard. A solid codex of Imperial Agents and Weirdos that the Rogue Trader, Blackstone and Imperial Assassin models could drop into would have pushed those lines harder.
+
+However for a product that was meant to be an intro product and was to be supported in the schools league, GW Retail then failed to include it in their sales targets, and a GW employee is targeted on intro box sales and it falls completely outside of those targets which disincentivises them pushing it.
+
+It’s part of something I think GW need to look at harder, which is how to introduce kids to the game, and I strongly feel a box with a board, some terrain, and two factions of a dozen models is a really solid retail option. Making those models EZbuilds, and having some snap fit EZbuild terrain would be a solid idea (and the newer start collecting seem to be going that way) and would to my mind be the perfect starter product. It’d also need to be the right price point, and £95 intro boxes are too much, just too much. Aeronautica gets it with a £55 starter set with everything you need including enough to play reasonable sized missions.
+
+I feel it doesn’t do the job as an intro product, but is faster to play than 40k and less uneven in terms of balance. The target audience was meant to be kids but the product isn’t really suitable (another thing Warcry does better) and it’s been picked up by veterans who already have decent sized collections.
+
+TheChirurgeon: Oh man I didn’t even touch on the retail strategy. All those huge boxes packing terrain and faction kits sat on my FLGS’ shelves for so long. GW overdid it with boxed games this year and Kill Team made the problem exponentially worse. I think everyone was glad that Elites was just a book.
+
+Chucat: Mentioning the school league thing is actually really interesting (my store also ran one of these). Since it sort of just shows how broken the idea of marketing Kill Team to kids is. In theory it’s meant to be a thing where kids get into hobbying and build up a Kill Team and have fun playing each other. In practice though, Sarah is going to be playing Grey Knights and be happy with her single box that she’s able to paint up with 4 colours. Meanwhile Tommy is playing Harlequins with their single box and plotting murder because they’re painting diamonds. Meanwhile Adrian and Jess want to play Guard and Eldar and have a single box of Guardsmen and Guardians and go 0-X. There’s a fundamental sense of unfairness when looking at army effectiveness vs cost and access (why does the Eldar player have to work with Resin upgrade kits?!?).
+
+Thundercloud: Release exhaustion is real, and GW’s love of a big box every month is just too much for a lot of customers. For the ‘whales’ the issue is now the size of backlog, and when backlog reaches a certain critical mass you are living in a hoarder house and there is a clear and present danger of loved ones, pets and visitors being crushed under a pile of unopened boxes.
+
+Hence GW launching Contrast as a way to get collections out of boxes and on to tables sooner.
+
+For someone who has a limit to how much they want to spend, because they have responsibilities, it means skirmish games are the way forward. The whole dynamic in the industry is shifting from mass battle games to more easily collectable and paintable skirmish games. Hence Specialist Games and Kill Team and Warcry.
+
+Corrode: Yeah, the release strategy is probably my number one bugbear with Kill Team. I can’t ever really tell what it’s for, and almost every decision taken about what to release and when to release it has been baffling. We got what, the Kill Team starter set which was a really good product, and then… Rogue Trader? Then Commanders? Which was a weird way around to put those two things. And then Arena and then Elites a bit later, but there were like 4-5 releases in a very short space of time and none of them seemed to set a clear direction for the game. And then those team boxes with exclusive cards in and weird half-bits of terrain and also models I already own 30 of, not a single one of which was an actual functional way to put a Kill Team on the table. There didn’t seem to be any clear vision for the game or what it was meant to be or how it was meant to be supported, and my store still has boxes from 2018 sitting around not getting bought.
+
+That’s not even to mention the White Dwarf content, which although frequent often seems pretty lazy – either because the teams just aren’t very good (Kroot) or the kind of editing mistakes that get your shiny new character the entirely wrong statline (Eisenhorn).
+
+Pendulin: I love Kill Team despite itself. That’s a weird thing to say about a game I play every couple weeks. It’s great fun to pick a handful of troops, place them in a ragtag team, and send them out to die in bloody skirmishes. Rolling that clutch 6 to win the game is as exalting as it is heartbreaking to roll triple 1’s when my Combat-specialized Fulgurite Electro-Priest whiffed the entire melee phase last week. I’ve laughed at the ridiculousness of the game, I’ve cheered the great plays of my opponents, and I find myself wishing that the rules for Kill Team got out of the way of these fun moments.
+
+Instead, I find myself cracking open the rulebook to see if my Grey Knight can target his Psybolt on an Intercessor if only the tip of his gun barrel is visible, and if so, what modifiers apply and when. I find myself placing a single tiny Hormagaunt in a doorway to body-block an entire Deathwatch kill team for a round. And I find myself looking at the rulebook for the deadly combinations you can create with leveled up Commanders and sadly realizing that there is no non-contrived circumstance under which I could play a 195-point Tech-Priest Dominus.
+
+That all being said, is it a successful game? Depends on how you look at it. It’s certainly got more than a couple people I know interested in the hobby, myself included. Back in early 2018, I only had a couple minis painted, but the promise of a casual 45-minute skirmish game was a huge driving force for me dive right in. And once I got drawn in, I branched out, met cool people, and had a lot of fun. So sure, it’s a success because it gets more people interested in the hobby.
+
+But on the other hand, when you tell a casual player that they’ll need another four or five boxes of minis for their Space Marine team to be competitive, you can watch that spark of interest die. When you promise an hour-long demo game but have to spend 5 minutes explaining the proper use of multicharges, you can just watch their eyes glaze over.
+
+Kill Team’s biggest success is that it’s an amazing game, despite being a mediocre game.
+
+It feels like Kill Team was supposed to be a player’s stepping-stone on their way to 40k. But because of the overly complicated rules and level of investment required, instead of marketing 40k as a bigger Kill Team, Games Workshop instead turned Kill Team into a smaller 40k.
+
+So how does Kill Team fit in with other GW games? It fits in the same way as a wrench fits into a plate of spaghetti. Technically you can do it, but I don’t know how to finish this metaphor just like I don’t know how GW planned to draw Kill Team players into 40k.
+
+Thundercloud: Yeah, for all my complaining about the rules and release model I do love the game. But I love it in a way that I can see it’s potential and want it to be better. I feel a 2nd edition that severs the link to the 40k rules set and learns the lessons of Kill Team 1st edition and Warcry and evolves further would push this game over the top.
+
+Greg: I don’t think I “get” Kill Team. It’s supposed to be a quick entry point into 40k, but you have to have a fairly deep bitz box to build a competitive team. It’s supposed to be a fun quick game, but then they whack in Commanders and up the points level until a 200 point Kill Team game takes about as long as just playing a small game of 40k. It’s supposed to be a skirmish game with a campaign system, but then Necromunda exists. Anything it does, other games kind of do better? The Goonhammer Approved Zone Mortalis rules do a better job of re-creating Space Hulk, and Necromunda does better if you want a confusing disaster of a game where half the rules don’t work. That said, I still like Kill Team, but I couldn’t tell you why, other than my inexplicably being kind of good at it.
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+My other Old Man Take on this is that there are too many stratagems, and the way they packed the cards (or didn’t even have cards for some of them) into random boxes, some of which went out of production almost immediately, is bordering on legitimately criminal.
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+Corrode: Oh yeah the stratagems are a whole thing. I legitimately lost interest in the game when there started being stratagems in random boxes that completely changed the way teams played, and then events limited them from being used because not everyone even got a box before they dropped that release model. I think everything was gathered together in the Kill Team Annual this year, but that has a strong band-aid feel and that book has its own issues.
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+Alfredo: Like Pendulin, I ultimately like Kill Team and particularly with the Arena ruleset, I think it provides a tight gameplay experience in a short timeframe. The caveat there is that it can get boring very quickly unless you’re playing in an event where your match-ups rotate through and you have to adapt your team to face a variety of opponents and strategies. Trying to do a game night with a buddy and just playing Space Marines vs. Ad Mech over and over again gets stale pretty quickly, the game really benefits from formats that leverage the Command Roster. Unfortunately, the game lacks a strong narrative element to potentially provide a different way to play for a game night and the “campaign” system in the game is laughable.
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+I agree with sentiments expressed by others and hope that a 2nd Edition can get more creative, establish its own identity and cut its rules ties with 40k, much like Apocalypse did. Additionally, given the narrative context of Kill Team and the scale at which it’s played, I’d love to see it flesh out its narrative elements better and take some inspiration from Necromunda on how to create interesting arcs and campaigns that lead to fun and memorable gaming experiences.
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+Shane: I really enjoy Kill Team. I mostly focus on the competitive side and truly enjoy it. I feel it is mostly balanced and needs a few tweaks here and there. As a 40k player, it is really easy to get into since I already own the models.
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+As far as the box releases, they did ok with it. I agree that they missed the mark some.
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+How good is Kill Team for Matched/Tournament Play?
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+Novembermike: Kill Team is amazing for Tournament Play. Games realistically fit into 45 minute to 90 minute rounds so you can finish 4-5 rounds in a reasonable amount of time, the roster system really works to let you tailor your list each round and the rules create genuinely interesting decisions every turn.
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+The original missions that came with the books were terrible but the tournament packets that were used at the major tournaments (LVO, Adepticon, NOVA, Socal Open) that focus on objective primaries with mission specific secondaries were a lot better, even if they incentivize hordes a bit too much. There’s a new mission packet coming out for LVO 2020 that basically has ITC style primaries (hold 1/more, kill 1/more) and secondaries, and I am very excited after running play tests because it pushes elite teams a bit more and gives Custodes and Grey Knights an opportunity to shine while still keeping the horde factions viable.
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+Kill Team is also a much, much much much much better viewing experience than the full sized games. The condensed round and smaller number of models means that everything is much more legible on a viewing stream and players respond to each other much more quickly. Killteamstream had a really great stream of the Socal Open and it’s one of the few times I’ve enjoyed watching Warhammer be played.
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+Thundercloud: Having played it competitively, it’s ok. Arena suffers from the HODOR play style, but is the best mainline GW attempt at a competitive game that they’ve done, because 40k is an absolute nightmare to balance competitively.
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+40k as whole is terribly balanced (though it has vastly improved), the tournament meta normally revolves around finding the most broken crap available and taking that.
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+For a proper competitive wargame you need to create a walled garden of available units for the purpose of balance. Space Marines currently have eight datasheets and they’re still mediocre because Marines themselves are mediocre, but building a Marine Kill Team has become pretty complicated.
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+It’s much quicker to play, though GW need to calm down with their five games in a day tourney format because there’s only so many KT games you can play in a day before it starts stressing you out.
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+The presence of two formats, Arena and Annihilation, mean there are two entirely different metas in operation, though it still suffers from the rules exploits and crap you get in regular 40k.
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+Kill Team is runnable as a competitive game, especially Arena, but you can’t take it too seriously. You can’t even stick to the core book units to enforce some balance, as some factions only got decent stuff in Elites.
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+TheChirurgeon: I agree that Arena seems to come down too often to door control but I think the tight quarters and doors do a lot to shore up balance problems with the game that would otherwise make super-elite teams too strong. Otherwise I think it’s fun as a competitive game, though my experience there is limited.
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+Greg: Arena, to me, is the Good way to play this game competitively. Symmetrical table layouts, balanced missions, no ledges to get shot off of and die. I give a disapproving wag of the finger to hiding your leader behind stuff to protect his warm, soft, CP-stuffed innards, but I do really love screwing around with the doors. I still don’t think it’s as good as Zone Mortalis, but it’ll do.
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+Pendulin: There’s both good and bad here. The meta has changed several times as players discover new and powerful combinations, and a living breathing meta seems like a key indicator of a healthy game. There’s new content released somewhat frequently, and a supportive community to help you learn.
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+On the other hand, official rulings on rule clarifications take ages, some factions are so bad that they will never be competitive, while other factions were forgotten about the moment Games Workshop released them. And while these complaints aren’t exclusive to Kill Team, as any Games Workshop fan is well aware of, it’s disappointing nonetheless when you realize the faction you love is destined to lose competitively unless you follow their one solid on-meta build.
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+My final ruling on Matched/Tournament play: It’s good enough to make me wish it was better.
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+Alfredo: I think matched play, or competitive play specifically, is where Kill Team shines. Door shenanigans aside, a competitive event provides the best format to leverage Kill Team’s Command Roster and team-building structure by giving players a series of different opponents to play against and adapt to. Like I mentioned earlier, I think the game gets stale pretty quickly when you’re facing the same opponents over and over again and a competitive event counters that nicely. That said, it would be nice to see the format flesh out the whole Zone Mortalics/CQC ruleset better, add a bit of crunch to it and find ways to counter the HODOR game. It was actually a bit baffling that in the transition from Rogue Trader to Arena, Kill Teams lost the ability to remotely operate doors, which added a whole separate element of tactics.
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+Thundercloud: I think a new Arena/Zone Mortalis format that’s properly balanced for CQC would be amazing, and I do really like Arena. But I’d love to see Kill Team 2nd ed launch with Killzone: Zone Mortalis.
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+Shane: I really like Kill Team in competitive play the games go fast which is great. Being able to choose what models to use from your roster adds another tactical layer which is cool and allows different armies to be flexible depending on the match up.
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+I am more than likely biased if not just from the fact that I TO for events out in my area, and I am working with another TO to try and make larger scale events on the East Coast.
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+I am glad that Kill Team Academy has chosen to add the Kill primaries to his LVO mission pack. I think a lot of the competitive concerns can be addressed with the mission pack. Mission primary and secondary objectives are something that I have been discussing with some of the other TOs in depth and it is nice to see him leading the charge at LVO. (This upcoming Sunday, January 5th, at Super MAGfest I will be one of 2 TOs running a similar mission set.)
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+How good is Kill Team for Narrative Play?
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+TheChirurgeon: Oh man, it’s awful. I think Kill Team works well for matched play if you play Arena or completely write new missions for it, but the gap between Kill Team and say, Necromunda is huge. It looked like they were starting to go the narrative route with Kill Team with the Rogue Trader expansion, but that turned out so bad Games Workshop seems hellbent on pretending it doesn’t exist. Which is a shame, because I’d have really liked to see Kill Team’s narrative mode be more akin to a 28mm Inquisitor. But in order to do that, it would need to actually encourage the creativity and customization that GW likes to show off when they show their team’s custom kill teams and not force people to build what comes in boxed sets.
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+They also need to completely rethink how they write narrative missions/scenarios. So much of the Battlezone stuff they’ve put out and the narrative missions are conceptually very cool but just an executional failure. Fighting in Deathworld forests should be cool as hell, but it somehow ends up being boring.
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+Condit: I mean, come on: Necromunda was right there. For a company that creates narrative opportunities like Necromunda, Blood Bowl, or even Warcry, it’s honestly a little impressive that they managed to make playing in a campaign as uninteresting as they have here.
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+Chucat: Okay, this is where it gets weird. Kill Team (at least to me), is designed as a game where you yell at a random person “Hey, you wanna play Kill Team?!” and they shout back “Yeah sure!” and then you just get your models out and play a quick game of it. The structure of how the game should work flies completely and utterly in the face of a long-term campaign. However, let’s assume you do want to play a long-form campaign of Kill Team using the default rules, how good/bad is it?
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+It’s real bad.
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+Missions: Missions are randomly determined, and to say these missions are not very fair, or not very well designed, would be the understatement of the century. Recover Intelligence and Sweep and Clear are the two standouts in actually being sensible to play. Assassinate is silly at best, Terror Tactics had a group of us staring at the rulebook trying to work out what happens if an entire player’s Kill Team just runs off the board. Ambush is a sick joke. Feint might as well be called “The Attacker only makes 1CP a turn, otherwise they lose”, and Take Prisoners is the worst mission ever created in the history of man. If you roll a bad mission and your FACTION can’t handle it, you’re just screwed.
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+Specialisms: When you level up your specialists, you can get extra abilities for them. These abilities run the gamut from ‘broken’ (-1LD for the entire enemy Kill Team), to ‘horrendous garbage’ (You pass Dangerous Terrain tests). Levelling up increases the cost of the specialist, which makes sense in a way, so you can’t just stomp a newbie into the ground, but it does mean you’d have to start making cuts unless you’re playing an escalation campaign, which is just…weird. Or you go for the alternate plan which is every time anyone in your Kill Team levels up you just murder them, which is self-evidently shit.
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+Post-game Shit: After each game of Kill Team you play, any model that has suffered a flesh wound has a 5% chance to completely die. Gone, removed from the game forever, dead, tear up their card and light it on fire and scatter the ashes at a crossroads, dead. Think about how fun that doesn’t sound. Additionally, if you do really well and level up your Fire Team, you can give all non-specialists of the same type a buff that you determine by… rolling on a table. For some reason, they have weighed +1” movement and re-roll 1s to hit or wound as the same cost, so that’s swell.
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+The absolute most damning part of the campaign ever: Right, this is the big one, the thing that put me off Kill Team campaigns.
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+You win a Kill Team campaign by being the last player standing, which involves not having any of your resources hit 0. If you have read the rulebook, you’ll notice two things:
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+Every mission you play only makes it so that the loser loses resources, the winner doesn’t gain anything. There is no way to gain resources apart from some questionable Level 3 specialist abilities.
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+This means that the best way to win a Kill Team narrative campaign is to not play any games of it at all. There is only risk incurred by playing games and absolutely no reward.
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+How the hell did they do this?
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+Greg: This actually rules, as you can tell from those well-known statements about bravery such as “who refuses to dare, wins” and “nothing ventured, nothing lost”, which clearly informed the game design.
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+Corrode: I’ll be honest I hadn’t really read the campaign rules before, just heard Chucat rant about them, and now that I know this about them I can’t stop laughing. WarGames hours right here in the Kill Team campaign, where the only winning move is not to play.
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+Thundercloud: For narrative play you need to approach it from the right mindset. It isn’t Necromunda or Inquisitor 28, and having a narrative campaign using the Kill Team rules as is strikes me as a way to rub yourself the wrong way hard.
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+Using it with a narrative campaign you created, for one day events, where the results of games ties together in a positive or negative way would be the way to go, but then you’ve got to find a game group into that.
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+TheChirurgeon: But see that’s where I think the fault is in the game rules. Kill Team should absolutely be able to support narrative campaigns over long periods of time in a way that makes them similar to Inquisitor or Necromunda. Yeah if you try and use the current campaign rules and missions, it’s a total dumpster fire, but that’s not on the players, that’s on the designers.
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+Condit: I have to agree here. Running a narrative campaign that’s fun takes work in 40k, but I don’t think you have to spend as much effort fighting against the rules as you do in Kill Team. You could certainly dispose of the rules in the book and build your own system, but then you’re obsoleting several of the higher-level abilities for specialists, so you’ll either have to just remove them or come in behind and write your own versions. It’s one thing to not include a narrative campaign structure in your game, but it’s an entirely different matter to build one into the core framework and have it wind up like this.
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+Corrode: Yeah I don’t think “you just have to ignore all the rules printed in the book you paid money for” is really the right attitude. I can ignore any rules printed anywhere and make my own stuff up, but that’s not why I bought the book.
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+NovemberMike: Nothing in the rules really supports narrative play. Upgrading things is a bad idea and the campaign rules are nonsense. Even Commanders don’t help since you don’t really have options to customize them.
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+Corrode: Every time this comes up Greg longs for the days of Shadow War and all the weird little upgrades and things that could go in there, which might legitimately feel more like “your dudes” than the current set-up of only taking the five things on the datasheet, but I guess that doesn’t fit the modern policy of “only make rules for things in the box we sell” (which is a whole other can of worms that I am ready to rant on any time and any place).
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+Pendulin: I come from a tabletop RPG background, and when I hear “narrative play,” I think of a rules-light game that knows when to step back and just facilitate the players telling a fun, engaging, and powerful story together. To me, that’s narrative play.
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+If your narrative game is mechanically identical to your competitive game, then it’s not a narrative game; it’s your competitive game with a marketing rebrand. It’s your designers shrugging their shoulders and saying: “I guess just change a few rules or whatever”. If your narrative missions have victory conditions phrased like “… and then the attacker wins” then that’s just lazy.
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+Narrative play should feel like my cohort of Skitarii are a small bastion of light struggling to reach their objective, trapped amongst the dark forces of Chaos holding onto their own territory with deranged furor. Instead, it feels like matched play but with less playtesting.
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+Novembermike: Yeah, GW has a bad habit of hearing “narrative” and designing bad missions. I almost feel like narrative play should be more of a collaborative effort like improv or certain types of roleplaying.
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+Greg: This question drove me into a deep figurative well of misery and also a literal well, where I was swarmed by bats in the dark and left rabid and howling. They had the easiest alley-oop in the history of 40k, just by making a mission where a normal Kill Team goes up against a single Dreadnought or Helbrute, and they never did it. Even here in the cistern, where I’m becoming hydrophobic and frothing, I can sketch that mission out. Clawing the rules into the stone down here is the only thing keeping me going while the EMTs at the top are debating whether to fill the well with concrete or just plug it up with dirt. Still, I guess being able to run an entire campaign in an afternoon is a selling point, even if that campaign is a meaningless exercise that comes down to W-L records. Anyway, my torch is sputtering out, and I need to fight off the bats again, so that’s it for me.
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+TheChirurgeon: I’ve run that mission for our campaign and it’s fun as hell. Having a lone Reiver attempting to hold of a Helbrute for as long as possible while the rest of his team made a mad dash to rescue an imprisoned Inquisitor was just incredibly epic. I’ll probably publish rules for some scenarios around this as Goonhammer Approved missions at some point in the future.
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+Alfredo: What’s funny about this is that GW has actually made interesting missions for games like Underworlds or Blackstone Fortress where you do the ‘raid boss’ scenario and you’d think Kill Team would be ripe for this as well. It’s weird because the Core Manual comes with these fun name generators and narrative hooks for your team but they mean literally nothing in the game and there’s nothing about ‘narrative play’ missions that might encourage you to think about these things or leverage them in any way.
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+Corrode: When Underworlds, marketed primarily as “the ultimate competitive miniatures game,” has better narrative play options than your game that has an entire section dedicated to running campaigns, you’ve got it wrong.
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+Do you expect to play more or less Kill Team in 2020?
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+Novembermike: I’ll probably be playing more. I’m really excited about the new LVO missions making Elite teams more viable and I’ve got 2-3 opportunities a week to play pick up games while I need to actually make plans if I want to do 40k.
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+Condit: I’ll honestly probably wind up playing less Kill Team in 2020, but it’s less as a result of the flaws of this game and more that opportunities to play other games around my schedule have grown. In addition to the fact that games in other systems (like Adeptus Titanicus or Marvel: Crisis Protocol) are getting more traction, at least a few of the folks I play Kill Team with are talking about trying to make the jump to “real” 40k, and when they do I don’t know that we’ll go back, except in situations where time doesn’t allow for it. Even at smaller point values, I think we’re likely to move into scenarios like the Goonhammer Approved Zone Mortalis rules rather than playing Kill Team. At least, that’s my plan.
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+And I think that’s one of the more damning issues here: when given the option, I’m probably likely to opt for other rule sets, despite the fact that I’ve actually had a lot of fun with Kill Team.
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+Thundercloud: I expect Aeronautica to largely replace Kill Team as my go to casual game, as it’s much better balanced, a really solid fairly modern rules set and it plays much quicker at the 100 points or less level. It needs competitive play scenarios, but I’m working on that.
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+If they do release the Inquisition stuff I’ll likely dust it off, and someone I play regularly loves it, but I’m not sure Inquisition hasn’t been cancelled because it isn’t like we saw all the faction boxes done.
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+TheChirurgeon: Probably about the same for me, which is to say a dozen or so games. I’m likely to play Kill Team when I travel, just because it’s so easy to transport minis that way, and so that’s when I’ll get those games in. But any time I’ve got someone over for a few hours, we’re most likely going to be playing 40k. And while that’s more on the fact that I like other games more than Kill Team, it’s also on Kill Team for not making a more compelling case for me to play it. And if I thought I could play Kill Team and the 40k GT at NoVA this year, I’d do both.
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+Pendulin: Definitely more. I complain a lot, but I still play Kill Team every couple weeks and only plan on playing more this upcoming year. Part of that is moving to within walking distance of my Friendly Local Game Stores, but another part is that I still have several more factions I want to build teams for, roster combinations I want to try, missions I want to play, and homebrew variants I want to type up. As much as the game bugs me in some regards, it has its moments where it shines and that’s what keeps drawing me back.
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+Greg: I’ll probably play it about the same, which isn’t often. Like everyone else has already said, it’s a good game to travel with, or to windmill-slam Condit’s team into the trash when he’s traveling, but I can’t imagine a scenario where I have the time and space to play 40k and choose Kill Team instead, unless they change one or both games up substantially.
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+Alfredo: I’m signed up for Kill Team at Adepticon next year but it’s a toss-up whether I’ll actually play. Between getting into new games like Crisis Protocol, Adeptus Titanicus and Necromunda, I’m not sure that I’ll be prioritizing Kill Team much unless I just really really want to field some Sisters of Battle models in something. This is less a dig on Kill Team and more just that there are some really great skirmish games out there (several of them also from GW) and there’s only so much time available to play.
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+Corrode: I’ll play more games of KT in 2020 than I did in 2019 because I genuinely don’t remember if I played Kill Team at all in 2019, but I do know that at the time this goes up I will literally be at Warhammer World with some of the Goonhammer crew playing it. That’s basically the game’s place for me – something to bring out when we’re having a meet-up with an undefined number of players of differing levels of play experience. In most other situations I’ll just play full-size 40k, or if I want to mess around with something skirmish level Adeptus Titanicus is right there, and my city has a pretty active Necromunda community too if I don’t want to get the titans out and start measuring fire arcs.
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+Shane: More for certain. Unless I get wildly successful immediately with running events and then I’ll be too busy running them to play.
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+What do you want to see happen with Kill Team in 2020?
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+Condit: I think I speak for most of us here when I say I’d like to see a second edition. I doubt that it’ll happen in 2020, since I think it needs a bit more of a rework rather than just a few patches here and there. Instead, I’d prefer something that moves a bit away from “40k, but every model is a <CHARACTER>” and instead stakes out some design space all its own, sort of like how the 2019 release of Apocalypse created an entirely new core system and, in the process, wound up being a lot of fun. In a game where your model count has a hard cap of 20, you’ve got room to get a lot crunchier, and it’s a bit of a shame that they haven’t taken advantage of that as much as they could.
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+I’d also like to see a few new boxes dedicated to Kill Team entirely. Rather than just giving us re-casts of the same old kits in different colored plastic, many of the factions could do with bespoke Kill Teams using unique sculpts. To Chucat’s point above, imagine if you could buy an Eldar starter set that came with a full “Exarch Council,” a handful of Guardians, and a heavy weapons platform. I think sets like that could open up some of the customization options to folks who don’t necessarily want to buy an entire 40k army just to field 100 points.
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+Thundercloud: New models (not even new units but new models) has to be a part of the strategy. I know GW are almost in year 3 of the 10 year cycle to squat smolmarines, but the Space Marine Heroes, Mk III and Deathwatch sets proved how nice they could do smolmarines now if they wanted to.
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+Could GW do a Primaris tactical squad? Where you get some weapon variety to avoid Sergeant with CCW, 1 Primaris with GL, 3 Primaris with just standard bolt rifles. If Primaris are the core going forward they need some sort of Veterans of the Great Rift squad where Primaris are allowed to pick up a damn heavy bolter and have some customisation beyond slight variation in bolt rifles. Though I believe the next lot of Primaris coming out are our chubby friends in Gravis armour.
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+Greg: Templates and scatter dice.
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+Thundercloud: I’d like to see GW have the balls to take all the lessons they’ve learnt from Kill Team, Warcry and Specialist Games, and actually apply them to KT2: Kill Harder.
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+Ditch the 8th ed rules framework, go with more modern design elements and have a walled garden of unit availability to balance the game competitively, add a legends addendum to allow you to take what you like in narrative. Have Marines play like they do in the fluff (which will involve reworking some core mechanics) and put out an EZbuild starter with models, terrain and a streamlined and fast playing rules set. Then learn the lessons from that and apply it to 10th edition (because who am I kidding 9th is already written).
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+GW could probably do this with digging out the Series 1 and Series 3 Space Marine Heroes and throwing them into a Zone Mortalis set or adding some EZbuild terrain and a board. I also think any new starter should focus on competitive balance with an additional narrative play book to give the narrative rules space to breathe, and put in campaign rules, developing models between missions, fighting big monsters. Give people a big Necro style campaign book, and then you can add new books for different theatres (the War for Armageddon, the Great Rift, the Badab War, etc) where you can look in detail at narrative settings, with environment rules and specialist factions, and then limit what can be carried over to competitive play but leave a huge field for narrative play to exist in. That gives people the 40K Necro they know they want in the darkest of their dreams.
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+GW have taken risks with rules in the Specialist Games and they’ve done some great things. I want to see them learn the lessons from that and evolve Kill Team further.
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+TheChirurgeon: Yeah, I want a second edition, and I want a real attempt at campaign rules/a narrative play expansion. Though honestly, I’m liable to publish my own if they don’t put something out the next few months. I’d really like to see more customization of Kill Team members and models, and if we’re going with real wish listing, I’d love to see Kill Team adopt more of the sensibilities of Underworlds. A Kill Team that repurposes tactics and effects into a deck that players draw from every turn, with the ability to tailor those effects, is something I’d really like to see.
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+Novembermike: I’m also on the 2.0 train. Kill Team has a good core but there are a lot of small sins that detract from it. I’d like them to figure out what they want from the system, like whether it’s competitive or not, and then make the rules really fit. Apocalypse, Warcry and Adeptus Titanicus have all been great so I think that GW can do it but they need the right focus.
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+One major complaint I’d like fixed is how worthless your standard Marine is (and other equivalent units). This comes from sticking too closely to 40k stats and rules, but a Tac Marine with a bolter isn’t even that serious of a threat to Guardsmen or Hormagaunts, not for the price you pay. At the smaller scale I want the mechanics of the game to fit the fluff more closely.
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+Pendulin: Another vote for the Kill Team 2.0 bandwagon, where they sever the ties to the 40k ruleset and distill the game down to what makes it unique and fun. However, that seems unlikely, so let’s go with an FAQ that clarifies some of the weird rules interactions, a well-structured and engaging narrative campaign that feels like I’m doing more than pushing victory point chips around, and supplements for adding novel play modes like capture the flag, respawning hordes, mid-game upgrades, or co-op.
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+Alfredo: I’d like to see Kill Team get the Apoc treatment. We got some half-assed Apocalypse rules with Chapter Approved 2017 and then a whole new Apocalypse ruleset this year that is totally divorced from 40K rules and a ton of fun to play. I think it’s plausible for Kill Team to follow that trajectory, especially in light of games like BSF, Warcry and Underworlds offering totally distinct ‘skirmish-scale’ experiences already. I would love a world where I can pick some subset of my models and have three great and totally different games to play them in (Kill Team, 40K and Apoc) at different scales.
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+Corrode: Yeah, 2.0 is the way to go. I think 2020 is probably too early for it to really happen, but a do-over with a more focused vision of what the game is and then a release strategy that clearly supports that vision is vital. GW are often guilty of dropping a big release and then failing to properly follow up (both Warcry and Adeptus Titanicus have had like 2-3 extra books released in a very short space of time and then a long gap with not much coming down the pipe) but KT is the most egregious example to me – even Necromunda is better supported and I’m not clear that the rules for that aren’t some kind of long-form practical joke.
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+Thundercloud: I think ditching the 40k rules as core opens up the possibilities. I love Rogue Trader, but I’ve now been playing iterations of it for 30 years (and Kill Team now is a lot closer to the RT games I played way back then than say 4th or 5th edition were) and it’s time for something fresh. I want to play a game in 30 minutes like I can with Aeronautica. And I want Marines/Chaos Marines to not suck.
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+Greg: I think what I really want is more of the customization we saw in Shadow War: Armageddon. I loved the idea of blowing your last couple of points on laser sights and other tacticool nonsense. It gives more opportunities for sweet conversions, and that variety is something you really need in a game where every model is supposed to be a character. Admittedly I run a pretty boring team – six Intercessors, two of them with grenade launchers – but having half the team being indistinguishable Bolter Joes in what is supposed to be a character-based game kind of kills the fantasy of playing a group of high-speed low-drag kinetic operators for me. I want the weird stuff in there, give me a John Woo idiot dual-wielding solid gold bolt pistols with holo sights. The closest I came to this was taking too many Auspexes in a game, which I am told is technically “cheating” and “what the hell dude”.
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+Chucat: Invent a time machine and go back to when the game came out. Do the following:
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+Launch Kill Team, run the original big box. However, change the rules so that each faction only requires one or two boxes to be competitive. So either tweak what comes inside of a box, or tweak the rules to balance them out. You want to encourage players to have around 10-20 models, depending on the ‘value’ of their Kill Team. Ditch the big faction boxes, encourage people to buy boxes of troops to create a Kill Team instead (I think the stores did this, but it was just a bit weird). If an army relies on stuff that doesn’t come in troop boxes to run a good Kill Team, then that’s a problem.
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+Here’s where it gets sneaky. Launch Commanders next (call it Escalation or something), balance the commanders between themselves, each faction gets 1 or 2 of them (offensive and support commanders). Run it in a small box that contains two commander sprues (matching the factions in the big box), the rulebook, some more dice and…the tiny rulebook for 40k. Make Commanders mandatory but free in Kill Team, and now you get the choice between playing a slightly bigger game of Kill Team or a Patrol level game of 40k.
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+Merge Elites and Arena into another big box. Arena is more of a mission pack and terrain setups, Elites contains everything in the Elites book (maybe not the extra commanders), and a couple of sprues of an elite squad to go with the armies that were plugged before. Have matched play tweak the points limit to 150(ish) Have GW heavily imply at this point that you pretty much only need a vehicle at this point to play ‘proper games’ of 40k.
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+Roll around in your giant pile of money.
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+Shane: I want to see the competitive scene increase. Right now most of the larger Kill team events are happening the same time as large 40k events (LVO, SoCal, NOVA, etc) and because of it there are players that could/would play Kill Team but are already playing 40k. Don’t get me wrong, I am happy these events happen, I just believe the game could pull more players if we also had stand alone events.
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+It is my personal goal to foster the Kill Team community further by holding stand alone events.
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+Looking Ahead to 2020
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+Despite its flaws, Kill Team is a game that we still love dearly, and one that we’re looking forward to playing more of in 2020, especially as the community starts to have a better understanding of how to alter the game’s rules and fit it better to tournament and narrative play. We’re already seeing that with the LVO 2020 Kill Team Championship rules – you can read NovemberMike’s write-up of that coming soon – which call for 125-point teams and add a host of new objectives and subfaction rules. Our largest hope however is that Games Workshop continues to support the game, and does so in a way that makes sense for its players. Either way, we’ll continue to write about Kill Team through the next year, and we’ll cover any new releases as they come out.
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+Have any questions or comments, things we missed, or opinions you’d like to share? Then feel free to drop a note in the comments below, or email us at contact@goonhammer.com.
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+Little is more unifying than a crisis. Attendees of this year’s Falls Festival found themselves face-to-face with that on the weekend, when the music festival’s Lorne site — the largest of Falls’ four locations across Australia — was forced to evacuate due to a severe weather warning.
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+The dry and heavily wooded area, classified as a high risk for falling trees and bushfires, already had 9,000 attendees onsite and was expecting more arrivals ahead of New Year’s Eve celebrations on Tuesday evening. American pop star Halsey was the headline act, as well as performances from popular international artists Vampire Weekend, Playboi Carti, and Lewis Capaldi. That idyllic pop-rap-indie utopia did not come to pass – the site emptied, and would-be punters weathered the 40-plus degree heat from safer areas.
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+There was a silver lining, though: local and international artists who would have played the cancelled festival put on last-minute replacement shows in Melbourne, and proceeds from many went to the state’s Country Fire Authority (CFA).
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+At least a dozen Falls replacement shows have been organised in the space of 48 hours. Melbourne’s inner city was flooded on Sunday evening with gigs from G Flip at the Northcote Social Club, Baker Boy at Brunswick’s Howler, Peking Duk at the Esplanade Hotel, Holy Holy and Ali Barter at Richmond’s Leadbeater, RAT!hammock at Collingwood’s Gasometer, and more. Acts including WAAX, Lime Cordiale, These New South Whales, Bad//Dreems, Cry Club, and Teenage Dads are scheduled to perform in the coming days.
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+Living in the Australian climate means being constantly aware of threats like bushfires – threats that are only increasing. The instinctive support of these artists for first responders and crisis teams speaks to that awareness.
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+But it is especially powerful to see international acts like Halsey, who organised a replacement for her Falls headline set at Melbourne’s 2,000-capacity Forum Theatre, and British punk-pop singer Yungblud, who nearly overran Melbourne’s Tote Hotel with teens upon announcement of his under-18s replacement show, act so quickly and so passionately in support of both fans and the CFA.
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+At the Forum, where a queue wrapped around the entirety of its block for most of Sunday evening, Halsey made it clear that her replacement show was a fundraiser first and foremost, acknowledging the efforts of the CFA before addressing the crowd during her set.
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+“I want to thank the amazing people who are working to relieve these fires,” the 25-year-old told the near-capacity venue. “We are doing everything in our power to raise proceeds for them.” A mere 12 hours earlier, Halsey had taken to her Instagram stories to assure fans she would try to put on a show; she ended up delivering a full production that gave priority to displaced festival punters. There is a distinctly bittersweet irony in seeing a visiting popstar respond more quickly and more rigorously to the threat of Australia’s bushfires than, say, the country’s own prime minister.
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+The frantically organised nature of many of the Falls replacement shows gave them a livewire energy. Immense demand from the Yungblud’s fans, for example, proved challenging for Tote’s limited staff. The under-18s show was announced, then swiftly cancelled, then reinstated with a strict set of rules, including a chaperoning system and network of rigorous ID checks. A hugely entertaining series of videos on the pub’s Instagram page depicts scores of teens lining up outside the venue, clamoring after Yungblud’s car, and swarming the young star as he exited the venue.
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+Bridget Hustwaite, the host of Triple J’s Good Nights program, was meant to attend Falls Festival and has been documenting the replacement shows springing up across Melbourne. “The current fire threats have been difficult for everyone but it’s through these tough times that we see people rise,” she told Guardian Australia via email. “Fans forked out hundreds of dollars for their Falls tickets, drove hours to and from the festival site [and] still showed up to these replacement gigs in Melbourne with massive smiles on their faces.”
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+Despite the thrill of these once-in-a-lifetime shows, though, a troubling question remains. Temperatures are only rising, and the risk of rampant bushfires increases each year. A lack of live music is far from the most pressing issue we face, but if there’s one thing we’re learning it’s that climate crisis will affect every aspect of our lives. The summer music festival has become something of a teenage rite of passage in Australia, but with the climate prognosis only getting worse, how long have they got?
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+NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles!
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+A 28-year-old man in China has been ordered to pay the equivalent of over $17,000 in damages to an airline after he tossed some coins into a plane’s engine for good luck last year.
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+Lu Chao was arrested after boarding a Lucky Air flight in Anqing, in the Anhui province, after the airline’s crew found two one-yuan coins on the ground near the plane’s engine. Lu later admitted he had tossed the coins for “luck” prior to the Feb. 17, 2019 flight.
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+As a result, the flight was canceled and Lucky Air was forced to accommodate or find lodging for the plane’s displaced passengers, the South China Morning Post reported.
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+Lu himself was also detained by Anqing police for 10 days.
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+Days later, Lucky Air announced their intentions to press charges against Lu, who they claimed was responsible for over $20,000 in losses.
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+"The incident caused a direct economic loss of nearly 140,000 yuan, and our company will press charges against the passenger in accordance with the law," reps for Lucky Air said in a Feb. 22 statement. "Not only does tossing coins not give you good luck it will endanger aviation safety and land you in detention. You could be fined and prosecuted."
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+The suit was ultimately filed last May, the South China Morning Post reports.
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+According to the outlet, Lu was represented by his brother at a subsequent court appearance, where the defense argued that Lucky Air should have made an announcement prior to boarding, reminding passengers not to toss coins into the engines. (This superstition is not entirely uncommon in China; several incidents of passengers tossing coins into aircraft engines for luck have been reported in the last few years.)
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+Lu’s brother also argued that Lucky Air’s claimed maintenance costs were being inflated.
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+The court ruled that Lu was responsible for 120,000 yuan in damages (roughly $17,230) as well as court costs of 459 yuan, or around $65.
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+Lu had already said he could not afford to pay the damages.
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+In a separate case, a 31-year-old passenger scheduled to fly out of the Wuhan Tianhe International Airport in Hubei, China, was detained for 10 days in April 2019 after throwing three coins through a gap between the plane and jet bridge, also for luck.
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+The man later told police that his mother-in-law insisted he practice the superstitious act for a good flight, as it was his four-month-old daughter’s first time flying.
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+Fox News' Alexandra Deabler contributed to this report.
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+It has been brought to our notice that a Ripple-backed San Francisco based peer-to-peer (p2p) rental startup, Omni has finally shut down its operation.
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+Sometimes in January 2018, the executives of Ripple, the US-based blockchain tech reportedly led a $25 million fundraising for the embattled exchange Omni.
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+The blockchain tech, Ripple, continued its support for Omni by including the exchange on its list of initial companies backed by Xpring. Within the span of Omni’s existence, it served by offering people means to rent items in a peer-to-peer (p2p) manner using the digital token XRP or cash
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+As reported by Cointelegraph on 26th November 2019, Coinbase, the US-based cryptocurrency exchange had once moved to hire the embattled Omni’s engineering team sometimes in October 2019.
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+Going by the report, at the time of negotiating with Coinbase regarding its engineering team, Omni’s daily business had gone worse, due to problems arising from getting customers.
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+Omni actually tried its best to save the business by planning to launch a white-label service that will give room to the merchants to market their personal rental services.
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+Omni emerged in 2015, finally shuts down in 2020. As aforementioned, Ripple invested $25 million in the p2p rental startup in early 2018, however, it’s still a matter of speculation if Omni has a backup plan to refund its capital investors such as Ripple.
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+Read the statement which Omni left on its completely empty official website a few hours ago:
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+Dear customers and partners,
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+Since 2014, we’ve been committed to giving you access to the things you need when you need them, encouraging communities to share more and buy less. We’ve been honored to work with small businesses and the communities they serve.
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+After deep consideration, we’ve made the difficult decision to close our platform and end operations.
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+More than anything, we want to say thank you to our customers, partners and community who have shown us a tremendous amount of love and support over the last five and a half years. Thank you for including Omni in life’s big moments, from birthday parties to family reunions to Friendsgivings, and joining us in an effort to reduce waste and enable more conscious consumerism.
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+It’s been wonderful to share our dream with you and we hope you continue to seek out ways to access more and buy less.
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+Thank you!
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+Team Omni
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+Thousands are mourning the military leader killed by U.S. airstrikes as Gen. Qassem Soleimani is now viewed as a martyr for many in the Middle East.
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+"He is a known worldwide terrorist," said Assad Kalasho, an Iraqi-American political activist.
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+Kalasho is an Iraqi-American political activist in metro Detroit who is appalled by the glorification of Soleimani. He is also offended that the Iraqi consulate in Southfield is sending condolences, opening the consulate Tuesday and Wednesday for those mourning the general's death.
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+Kalasho read from the consulate's webpage: "The reason is to honor the soul of the dead that were killed by the American raid last week."
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+The post doesn't mention names but Kalasho says it's obvious.
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+"Mr. Qassem Soleimani has killed Americans, Iranians, Iraqis, Syrians," he said. "For the consulate to have something like that - it hurts."
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+Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani
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+No one was available at the consulate to offer additional information.
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+It's not clear how many people are expected to offer their condolences the next two days at the consulate. Southfield police said it has a good relationship with the consulate and will be keeping an eye on things there.
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+In the meantime, all eyes are on the growing tension between the United States and Iran - the war of words between the White House and the supreme leader. Kalasho is continuing his criticism of the government in Iraq - calling them puppets of Iran.
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+"The consulate here represents the country of Iraq," said Kalasho. "A corrupted government that (the US) helped put together in 2003. They do not represent the people. The Iraqi government does not exist, it's Iran's proxies and puppets - period."
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+Streamvi is a Video Sharing platform founded in 2018 and made for the people who would like to get their videos uploaded quickly and fast.
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+On Streamvi you can find anything from lifestyle videos, Food videos, Business videos to soccer videos such as Soccer Goals, football highlights, soccer skills and much more. According to our Analytics, Streamvi is mostly used by the English football fans who support big Premier League clubs such as Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester United and other big Football clubs.
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+Majority of our traffic comes from Reddit, Twitter and Search Engine searches. If you want to get your Videos uploaded and shared quickly, whether it will be a football highlights or just any other video, Streamvi is the right place for you.
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+A record-breaking area of land has been burned in New South Wales this bushfire season, according to the latest figures released by the Rural Fire Service.
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+A total of 4.9m hectares – an area larger than Denmark – has been destroyed in the state during the nationwide fire crisis.
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+The total area burned across NSW, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia and Tasmania has now reached 8.4m hectares – an area larger than Scotland. At least 25 people have been killed, including three volunteer firefighters, and thousands of homes destroyed.
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+In NSW alone, 4.9m hectares burned was the largest area destroyed in the state since records began, Associate Professor Owen Price from the University of Wollongong said.
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+According to data collected by the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage, the previous NSW record was 3.54m hectares burned in the widespread grassfires of 1974–75.
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+Figures compiled by the 2004 National Inquiry into Bushfire Mitigation and Management record that 4.5m hectares were burned in 1974–75 – higher than the NSW OEH figures, but still below this year’s record.
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+As well as setting a record for area burned, Price said this year’s fires were burning through a large amount of forest, rather than grasslands.
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+This has made the current fires more devastating, harder to fight and more dangerous to people and to wildlife, he told Guardian Australia.
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+“The 1974 fires were 4.5m, and that was mostly in the arid and semi-arid grasslands,” Price said. “The actual impact of that was far less. What we’re talking about here is forest fire.
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+“In forest, the fires are far more intense, they produce far more smoke, they burn far more material, so there is a bigger greenhouse gas output and they take longer to recover. When they reach homes, they are harder to stop.
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+“Some of the fires in the north of the state in November were going through rainforest. There are areas, say Kanangra national park, west of the Blue Mountains, that has not been burnt in recorded history.”
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+Dozens of current and former fire chiefs have also described this year’s fires as unprecedented. The RFS commissioner, Shane Fitzsimmons, said in December this season was “absolutely” the state’s worst on record.
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+“The biggest fire seasons in the past have burnt about 20% of the forest,” Price said. “But this time it is going to be more than half, which puts animals at a much higher risk.
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+“It’s a new record by any measure,” he said.
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+In December, the federal environment minister, Sussan Ley, said up to 30% of the koala population on the NSW mid-north coast could have been killed in the fires, and a NSW government inquiry heard from an expert that the fires were so large “we will probably never find the bodies”.
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+In January, the bureau of meteorology confirmed that 2019 was Australia’s hottest year on record, while the record for the hottest day across the country was broken two days in a row – on Tuesday 16 December and Wednesday 17 December.
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+In its annual climate statement, released on Tuesday, the Bureau of Meteorology said 2019 was also Australia’s driest with a national average rainfall total of 277mm – the lowest on record.
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+“The immediate reason [for these fires] is the drought,” Price said. “Basically all the moisture has been sucked out of the landscape and the plants. Then you have to ask the question, what has caused the drought?
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+“Drought is a natural periodic thing, but the fact that this is the worst drought on record, and we’ve broken temperature records many times this year, is a pretty unequivocal indication that climate change has made this worse.”
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+According to the OEH figures, 1.96m hectares were burned in 1984-85, and 1.89m in 2002-3.
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+According to the national inquiry’s figures, which date back to 1926, 4m hectares were burned in 1951-52 and 3.5m in 1984-85.
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+Price added that Australia only had “good records” for area burned as far back as 1970, and that other written records only go back as far as European colonisation.
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+“We don’t know anything beyond about 200 years. There could have been big fire seasons before that,” he said.
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+Illinois governor JB Pritzker granted more than 11,000 pardons for low-level marijuana convictions on Tuesday, describing the step as a first wave of thousands of such expungements anticipated under the state’s new marijuana legalization law.
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+The expungement process is a key part of the law, which takes effect on Wednesday and makes Illinois the 11th state to legalize marijuana for people 21 or older. Lawmakers said they wanted to repair some of the damage caused by efforts to combat sale and use of the drug, particularly in minority communities.
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+Pritzker, a Democrat, announced the pardons at a church on Chicago’s South Side. He said clearing the misdemeanor offenses from individuals’ records would make it easier for them to get jobs, housing and financial aid for college.
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+Officials estimate 116,000 convictions for possession of 30g or less of marijuana are eligible for pardons under the new law.
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+“We are ending the 50-year-long war on cannabis,” Pritzker said. “We are restoring rights to many tens of thousands of Illinoisans. We are bringing regulation and safety to a previously unsafe and illegal market. And we are creating a new industry that puts equity at its very core.”
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+Other states that have begun permitting marijuana’s sale and use created procedures to expunge minor drug offenses, but Illinois officials wanted the process to be almost automatic for people with non-violent marijuana arrests or convictions on their records.
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+“We know that black Illinois residents are far more likely to be arrested and convicted for marijuana possession than whites,“ said Ben Ruddell, criminal justice policy director for the American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois. “This is a good step forward as we begin the legal sales of recreational marijuana.”
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+Pritzker’s office said 92 of 102 counties were represented among the pardons announced.
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+“The 11,017 pardons that Governor Pritzker is granting today are thousands of lives forever changed – and hundreds of thousands more will be changed in the coming months,“ said Toi Hutchinson, a former state senator now an adviser to Pritzker on marijuana policy.
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+“Those who were unfairly targeted by discriminatory drug laws can finally get ahead and build a new future for themselves and their families.”
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+People who have been convicted of offenses involving more than 30g of marijuana in Illinois can file court petitions to clear those records. Local prosecutors and legal aid organizations also can take that step. State officials estimate 34,000 records are eligible.
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+Illinois regulators said 34 dispensaries have been issued licenses to sell recreational marijuana but not all plan to participate immediately. Industry leaders have warned consumers to expect long lines and potential shortages.
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+“This is day one of the end of prohibition,” said Kelly Cassidy, a Chicago Democrat who sponsored the legislation in the House. “This is not a finished product on day one.”
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+Cassidy noted that the Illinois law ensures that the needs of patients who depend on marijuana for medical use will be met. She says advocates have acknowledged since the beginning that supply will be an issue at first.
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+“There will always be hiccups,” she said.
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+More information: Pretty tattoo photo of wonderfull tattooed girl model Angelica Anderson, done by Dmitry Deev Photography from Moscow, Russia
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+A woman who survived a brain tumour now faces deportation to the Philippines because of her medical costs – despite the tumour being removed.
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+The 44-year-old is from the Philippines, but has lived in New Zealand since February 2014.
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+Six months after having surgery for the tumour in April 2018, she applied for a work visa for her job as a hotel housekeeper.
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+The visa was declined on health grounds, as while her operation was successful, she required regular MRI scans.
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+There was also the possibility of the tumour coming back, meaning she could impose significant costs on the health system.
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+In an appeal to the Immigration Protection Tribunal, the woman said she would not be able to afford regular MRI scans in the Philippines.
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+She said if the tumour came back she could die because she had no savings to pay for surgery.
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+While this was not likely to happen in the next couple of months, there was a likelihood of the tumour recurring in the next five years, she said, with her neurosurgeon putting it at about a 20 per cent chance.
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+123RF A woman facing deportation says she won't be able to afford scans or potentially life-saving surgery.
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+Low wages in the Philippines would also make it difficult for her to afford medical care, she said.
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+Her appeal said the danger she faced was an "exceptional circumstance of a humanitarian nature that is 'well outside the normal run of circumstances'."
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+The tribunal accepted there was a risk of the woman developing a further brain tumour, but noted "that risk is not certain".
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+It also said the woman had not demonstrated that the income she was likely to earn in the Philippines would not cover MRI scans.
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+The woman also appealed on the grounds that her two sons, aged 11 and 16, would suffer if she were deported.
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+Her sons lived in the Philippines with her partner, who was unable to work full-time because of physical limitations.
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+His part-time job put food on the table, her appeal said, but rent, school and clothing was paid for from her New Zealand income.
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+Without that, her sons would not be able to access health care or educational opportunities in the Philippines.
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+The tribunal accepted there would be a "drastic reduction" in the amount of financial support the woman would be able to provide for her partner and sons.
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+However, this did not meet the threshold for being an "exceptional humanitarian circumstance".
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+Her appeal was rejected by the tribunal.
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+The woman was granted a six-month work visa to give her time to get her affairs in order, particularly to ensure she had sufficient funds to return to the Philippines and be able to pay for MRI scans there.
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+Kyle MacLachlan, more commonly known as Agent Dale Cooper for his role in Twin Peaks, has detailed the first-ever pep talk given to him by David Lynch.
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+MacLachlan, who made his debut in Lynch’s somewhat controversial science fiction film Dune, went on to establish a prolific working relationship with the director which has flourished since the earlier 1980s.
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+Since Dune, MacLachlan has famously worked with Lynch on the 1986 neo-noir mystery film Blue Velvet, the early Twin Peaks television and subsequent film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me before reprising his role as Dale Cooper in the iconic 2017 comeback. Despite their success together, MacLachlan’s first introduction to Lynch nearly fizzled out before it began.
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+“The first screen test I did I had never seen a film camera before,” MacLachlan explained in an interview with GQ. “I was looking down the barrel of the camera and I went completely blank,” he added.
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+“David came over to me. I told him, ‘I don’t think I can do this, David,’ and he said to me, ‘You’re gonna be great, it’s gonna be great, you’re gonna be fine. I know you can do it.’ That little pep talk is something that has continued in our relationship together. David gives me the confidence to do things that I’m not sure I can actually do, that’s David.”
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+Elsewhere in the interview, the actor remembers the embarrassment he felt after playing the role of Zack Carey in Paul Verhoeven’s erotic drama Showgirls: “[When I had] my first screening, I watched this movie and I’m like, ‘Oh my god this is awful,’” MacLachlan said. “You have this hope like you watched the first scene and you’re like that’s not so good but it’s gotta get better, and I watch this and was like, ‘Hmm not getting any better.’
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+“I watched the whole thing and I didn’t know what to say about the movie. I don’t think I can talk about this movie, and so I didn’t do any press which didn’t make me any friends in the publicity department, but at the time it was too difficult.”
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+See the full interview, below.
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+The Witcher has everything it needs to be Netflix’s next success: popular source material, a massive marketing campaign, a well-received performance by Henry Cavill, and an iconic meme in the form of the hit song “Toss A Coin To Your Witcher.” Yet, while certainly popular, it doesn’t seem like The Witcher is going to become “must see” television like other recent hits, such as The Mandalorian on Disney+ or Watchmen on HBO. At least part of the reason why is how Netflix released it: in a single, all-you-can-eat drop — like almost all of its other shows — instead of a more traditional weekly rollout.
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+Weekly releases have numerous benefits for fans: continued and focused conversation every week around the latest episode, a chance to digest and process events, and fewer demands on viewers’ time upfront.
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+By dropping every episode at once, Netflix is sacrificing weekly discussions around The Witcher for a short burst of popularity, after which it trickles off into the void as people’s attentions are quickly grabbed by the next big thing. That extra time between episodes would let viewership build over time, as more people hear about the show or proselytize it to their friends.
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+Compare that to a weekly release, like The Mandalorian, which captured a burst of attention with each new Baby Yoda GIF, or the weeklong discussions and theorizing that would fill the time between episodes of Watchmen. Not everyone may have been on board with The Mandalorian at first, but when everyone else on the internet started talking about it and sharing GIFs, they may have been willing to give it a shot.
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+Weekly releases (at reasonable hours) also transform streaming shows into the kind of appointment television that viewers flock to and watch together, reacting in real time. The weekly release schedule means everyone is roughly at the same place in the series; for the most part, no one is confused about why the song from the bard is a big deal because they haven’t gotten up to that episode yet.
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+A weekly release also makes it less of a slog to actually watch a show. Give someone one episode, with the promise of more, and you’ve given them something to look forward to without demanding too much time upfront. Netflix dumps hours of content on viewers at once, demanding that they watch it all in a binge session that the site used to be famous for.
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+It’s not that The Witcher isn’t popular
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+It’s not that The Witcher isn’t popular, either: at least one data firm says it’s more popular than The Mandalorian, at least for its first weekend debut, per Business Insider. But even if that number is correct, it’s just a single week, compared to the months that The Mandalorian dominated the conversation. How long can The Witcher keep that success going with no new episodes to drive viewers back and plenty of other new content waiting in their queues?
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+None of this is to say that Netflix’s traditional “dump it all in a single day” strategy isn’t always effective. Some of its original series — the three seasons of Stranger Things, for example, The Umbrella Academy, or any of the various Marvel shows it used to make — are filmed and designed as what amounts to a single 10-or-so-hour-long movie that just happens to have convenient episode breaks. While weekly releases still might make more sense, at least from a mindshare perspective, the release strategy there is at least understandable given the nature of the content.
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+There was a time when Netflix’s approach was seen as a breath of fresh air, especially compared to the bloated, 24-episode and months-long seasons that dominated traditional broadcast. Netflix’s strategy killed the cruft, and promised an almost cinematic-like experience where the entire show hit at once. But hours-long TV show seasons aren’t movies, and trying to force episodic stories into a cinematic box just doesn’t work.
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+Even among Netflix’s shows, though, The Witcher in particular feels designed for a weekly release, given the literal “monster-of-the-week” style plotting that (at least for part of the season) sees Geralt go somewhere and fight something in fairly self-contained chunks. Add in the twisting timelines and developing storylines, and you’ve got a show that’s almost tailor-made for today’s Game of Thrones / Westworld / Watchmen-style cottage industry that loves to theorize and debate over shows. It’s hard to have a Witcher podcast series, for example, when all the discussion happens over the course of a weekend.
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+The Witcher probably won’t be the next Game of Thrones
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+Game of Thrones style juggernauts are few and far between, even as more and more companies try to hit whatever magic combination of popularity and quality makes a show so hyped. Not every show will be the next Game of Thrones or Mandalorian — take Apple TV Plus’ See, which had a weekly release, huge budget, and star-studded cast but still flopped by virtue of not being very good.
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+The Witcher probably won’t be the next Game of Thrones. It’s probable that no show ever will be: the success of Thrones looks increasingly like a once-in-a-generation type of occasion. But Netflix’s release strategy isn’t giving its best shows the chance to even try, with the service choosing to burn off all its content in a single shot instead of a slower burn that could see it rise to greater heights.
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+While looking for ways to activate the developer menus left over in Animal Crossing, including the NES emulator game selection menu, I found an interesting feature that exists in the original game that was always active, but never used by Nintendo. In addition to the NES/Famicom games that can be obtained in-game, it was possible to load new NES games from the memory card. I was also able to find a way to exploit this ROM loader to patch custom code and data into the game, allowing for code execution via the memory card.
+
+Introduction - The NES console items
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+The normal NES games that you could obtain in Animal Crossing each came as an individual furniture piece that appeared as an NES console with a single game box on top of it. When you placed the item in your house and interacted with it, it would only play that one game. Pictured below are the Excitebike and Golf items.
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+There was also a generic “NES Console” item that did not feature any of the built-in games. You could buy this item from Redd, or sometimes obtain it through random events such as town bulletin-board message stating that one has been buried in a random location in town.
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+This item appeared as the NES console with no game boxes on top of it.
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+The problem with this item is that it was thought to be unplayable. Every time you interacted with it, you would just see a message indicating that you didn’t have any software to play.
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+It turns out that this generic console item actually attempts to scan the memory card for specially constructed files that contain NES ROM images! The NES emulator used to play the built-in games is apparently a complete, generic NES emulator for the GameCube, and it’s capable of playing most games thrown at it.
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+Before demonstrating these features, I’ll explain the process of reverse engineering them.
+
+Finding the memory card ROM loader
+
+Looking for dev menus
+
+My original intention was to find code that activates the various developer menus, such as the map select menu or NES emulator game select menu. The “Forest Map Select” menu, which makes it easy to instantly load directly into different locations in the game, was easy enough to locate just by searching for the “FOREST MAP SELECT” string that appears at the top of the screen (as seen in various videos and screenshots online).
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+The “FOREST MAP SELECT” had a data cross-reference to a function called select_print_wait , which lead to a bunch of other functions that also had the select_* prefix, including one called select_init . These happen to be the functions that handle the map select menu.
+
+The select_init function lead to another interesting function called game_get_next_game_dlftbl . This one ties together all the other menus and “scenes” that can run: the Nintendo logo screen, the title screen, the map select menu, the NES (Famicom) emulator menu, and so on. It runs early in the main procedure of the game, looks up which scene initialization function it should run, and finds its entry in a table data structure called game_dlftbls . This table holds references to the different scene handling functions, as well as some other data.
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+A close up of the first block of the function shows that it loads the “next game init” function, and then starts comparing it to a series of known init functions:
+
+first_game_init
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+select_init
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+play_init
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+second_game_init
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+trademark_init
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+player_select_init
+
+save_menu_init
+
+famicom_emu_init
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+prenmi_init
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+One of the function pointers it checks for is famicom_emu_init , which is responsible for starting up the NES/Famicom emulator. By forcing the result of game_get_next_game_init to be famicom_emu_init or select_init in the Dolphin debugger, I can get the special menus to display. The next step is to figure out how these pointers would normally be set during runtime. All the game_get_next_game_init function does is load a value at offset 0xC of the first argument to game_get_next_game_dlftbl .
+
+Tracking how these values got set across various data structures was a bit tedious, so I’ll just cut to the chase. The main things I found were:
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+When the game starts up normally, it goes through this sequence: first_game_init second_game_init trademark_init play_init
+
+player_select_init will set the next init to select_init . This screen is supposed to allow for player selection just before map selection, but didn’t seem to be working correctly.
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+There was also one unnamed function that would set the emulator init function, but nothing appeared to set the init function to the player or map select inits.
+
+At this point I realized I had another silly issue with how I loaded function names into IDA, where I was missing any function names that began with a capital letter due to the regular expression I used to cut out lines in the debug symbol file. The function that would set up famicom_emu_init looked related to scene transitions, and indeed its name turned out to be Game_play_fbdemo_wipe_proc .
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+Game_play_fbdemo_wipe_proc handles scene transitions such as screen wipes and fades. Under certain conditions, the screen transition leads from normal gameplay into the emulator display. That’s what will set the emulator init function.
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+Console furniture handling
+
+What causes the screen transition handler to switch over to the emulator is actually the furniture item handler functions for the NES consoles. aMR_FamicomEmuCommonMove is called when a player interacts with one of the consoles.
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+When this function is called, r6 holds an index value corresponding to the numbers seen in the filenames of the NES games in famicom.arc :
+
+01_nes_cluclu3.bin.szs
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+02_usa_balloon.nes.szs
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+03_nes_donkey1_3.bin.szs
+
+04_usa_jr_math.nes.szs
+
+05_pinball_1.nes.szs
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+06_nes_tennis3.bin.szs
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+07_usa_golf.nes.szs
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+08_punch_wh.nes.szs
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+09_usa_baseball_1.nes.szs
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+10_cluclu_1.qd.szs
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+11_usa_donkey3.nes.szs
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+12_donkeyjr_1.nes.szs
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+13_soccer.nes.szs
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+14_exbike.nes.szs
+
+15_usa_wario.nes.szs
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+16_usa_icecl.nes.szs
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+17_nes_mario1_2.bin.szs
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+18_smario_0.nes.szs
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+19_usa_zelda1_1.nes.szs
+
+( .arc is a proprietary file archive format.)
+
+When r6 is non-zero, it’s passed along in a call to aMR_RequestStartEmu . This eventually triggers the emulator transition.
+
+However, if r6 is zero, a function named aMR_RequestStartEmu_MemoryC is called instead. Setting the value to zero in the debugger, I got the “I don’t have any software” message. I didn’t recall the generic “NES Console” item right away to see if that’s what would cause r6 to be zero, but it is - index zero is used for the generic console item.
+
+While aMR_RequestStartEmu just stores the index value to some data structure, aMR_RequestStartEmu_MemoryC does something much more complex…
+
+That third code block calls aMR_GetCardFamicomCount and checks for a non-zero result, or else it will short-circuit past most of the interesting stuff on the left side of the function graph.
+
+aMR_GetCardFamicomCount calls into famicom_get_disksystem_titles , which then calls into memcard_game_list , which is where things start to get really interesting.
+
+memcard_game_list will mount the memory card and start looping through its file entries, checking some values on each one. By tracing through it in the debugger, I could see what it was comparing the values to on each of my memory card files.
+
+Whether or not the function decides to load in a file depends on a few string comparison checks. First, it checks for the presence of the strings “GAFE” and “01”, which are the game ID and company ID, respectively. The 01 refers to Nintendo, “GAFE” refers to Animal Crossing. My guess is that it’s short for “GameCube Animal Forest English”.
+
+Then it checks for the strings “DobutsunomoriP_F_” and “SAVE”. In this case, the first string should match, but not the second. “DobutsunomoriP_F_SAVE” happens to be the name of the file that stores save data for the built-in NES games. So, any file besides that with the “DobutsunomoriP_F_” prefix will be loaded.
+
+By using the Dolphin debugger to skip over the “SAVE” string comparison and trick the game into thinking my “SAVE” file was OK to load, I got this menu to show up when I used the NES console:
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+I answered yes and attempted to load the save file up as a game, and got the built-in crash screen for the first time:
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+Cool! Now that I know it is in fact trying to load games from the memory card, I can start figuring out the format for the save files to see how to load up a real ROM.
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+One of the first things I tried to do was find out where the game name was being read from in the memory card file. By searching for the string “FEFSC” that appears in the “Would you like to play <name>?” message, I found the offset where it was being read from in the file: 0x642 . By copying the save file, changing the filename to “DobutsunomoriP_F_TEST”, setting the bytes at offset 0x642 to “TESTING”, and re-importing the edited save, I could get the desired title name to display in the menu.
+
+Adding multiple files in this format resulted in more options being added to the menu, as seen here:
+
+Booting a ROM file
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+If aMR_GetCardFamicomCount returned non-zero, some memory is allocated on the heap, famicom_get_disksystem_titles is called again directly, and then a bunch of random offsets in a data structure get set. Instead of deciphering where all these values were going to be read, I started looking at the list of famicom functions.
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+famicom_rom_load turned out to be the right place to look. It handles ROM loading, whether from a memory card or the internal game resources.
+
+The most significant thing in the “memory card load” block is that it calls memcard_game_load . This mounts the file on the memory card once again, reads it in, and parses it. The most important features of the file format become apparent here.
+
+Checksum value
+
+The first thing that happens after the file is loaded is a checksum calculation. The calcSum function is called, which is a very simple algorithm that sums up the values of all the bytes in the memory card data. The low eight bits of the result must be zero. So, to pass this check, you have to sum up the values of all the bytes in your original file, figure out what value to add to that sum to cause the low eight bits to be zero, and then set a checksum byte in your file to that value.
+
+If the check fails, you get a message stating that the memory card couldn’t be read correctly, and nothing happens. During the debugging process, all I have to do is skip over this check.
+
+Copying the ROM
+
+Down near the end of memcard_game_load , another interesting thing happens. There are some more interesting code blocks between this and the checksum, but none of them will result in a branch that skips over this behavior.
+
+If a certain 16-bit integer read from the card is non-zero, a function will be called to check for a compression header on a buffer. It checks for some proprietary Nintendo compression formats by looking for “Yay0” or “Yaz0” at the beginning of the buffer. If one of these is found, a decompression function is called. Otherwise, a simple memory copy function is performed. Either way, a variable called nesinfo_data_size is updated afterwards.
+
+Another context clue here is that the ROM files for the built-in NES games use “Yaz0” compression, and have that string in their file header.
+
+By observing the value that’s checked for zero and the buffer that’s passed to the compression check functions, I can quickly identify where in the memory card file the game is reading from. The zero-check is performed against part of a 32 byte buffer that’s copied from offset 0x640 in the file, which is likely a header for the ROM. Other parts of it are also checked throughout this function, and it’s where the game title is located (starting from the third byte of the header).
+
+With the specific code path I hit, the ROM buffer is located immediately after this 32 byte header buffer.
+
+This is enough information to attempt to construct a valid ROM file. I simply took one of the other Animal Crossing save files and edited it with a hex editor to change the name of the file to DobutsunomoriP_F_TEST and clear out the areas where I needed to insert data.
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+I used the Pinball ROM that’s already present in the game for this test run, and copied its content in after the 32 byte header for a test. Instead of calculating the checksum value, I also set some breakpoints so that I could just skip over calcSum , as well as observe the results of other checks that might cause a branch that skips past loading the ROM.
+
+Finally, I imported the new file through the Dolphin memory card manager, restarted the game, and went to try it out on the console.
+
+It worked! There were some graphical quirks caused by Dolphin settings that affect the graphics mode used by the NES emulator, but the game played just fine. (In newer Dolphin builds it should work by default.)
+
+To be sure that other games would work, I tried out some more ROMs that weren’t already present in the game. Battletoads would start up, but not continue past the intro text (with some more tweaking later on, it did become playable). Mega Man, on the other hand, worked perfectly:
+
+To be able to generate more ROM files that could load without any debugger intervention I’d have to start writing code and dig into the file format parsing some more.
+
+The external ROM file format
+
+Most of the critical file parsing happens in memcard_game_load . There are six main sections to the parsing code blocks in this function:
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+Checksum
+
+Save file name
+
+ROM file header
+
+Unknown buffer that’s copied without any processing
+
+Text comment, icon, and banner loader (for new save file creation)
+
+ROM loader
+
+Checksum
+
+The low eight bits of the sum of all the byte values in the save file must be zero. Here’s some simple Python code that generates a checksum byte that can achieve that:
+
+checksum = 0 for byte_val in new_data_tmp : checksum += byte_val checksum = checksum % ( 2 ** 32 ) # keep it 32 bit checkbyte = ( 256 - ( checksum % 256 )) % 256 new_data_tmp [ - 1 ] = checkbyte
+
+There’s probably a designated location to store the checksum byte, but just placing it in empty padding space at the very end of the save file works fine.
+
+File name
+
+Just to reiterate, the save file name must begin with “DobutsunomoriP_F_” and end with something other than “SAVE”. This filename is copied a couple of times, and in one case the letter “F” is replaced with “S”. This will be the name of save files for the given NES game (“DobutsunomoriP_S_NAME”).
+
+ROM header
+
+A direct copy of the 32 byte header is loaded into memory. A few of the values in this header are used to determine how to handle the upcoming sections. It mainly includes some 16-bit size values and packed setting bits.
+
+If you trace the pointer that the header is copied to all the way to the beginning of the function and figure out its argument position, the function signature below reveals that its type is in fact MemcardGameHeader_t* .
+
+memcard_game_load(unsigned char *, int, unsigned char **, char *, char *, MemcardGameHeader_t *, unsigned char *, unsigned long, unsigned char *, unsigned long)
+
+Unknown buffer
+
+A 16-bit size value from the header is checked. If it’s non-zero, that number of bytes will be directly copied from the file buffer into a new block of allocated memory. This advances a data pointer in the file buffer so that copying can resume from the next section later on.
+
+Another size value is checked in the header, and if it’s non-zero the compression check function is called. If necessary the decompression algorithm will run, and then SetupExternCommentImage is called.
+
+This function handles three things: a “comment”, a banner image, and an icon. For each one there’s a code in the ROM header that indicates how it should be handled. The options are:
+
+Use a default value Copy from the ROM file banner/icon/comment section Copy from an alternate buffer
+
+The default value code will cause the icon or banner to be loaded from an on-disk resource, and the save file name and comment (a text description of the file) to be set to “Animal Crossing” and “NES Cassette Save Data” respectively. This is how it would look:
+
+The second code value will just copy the game name from the ROM file (some alternative to “Animal Crossing”), and then attempt to find the string “] ROM” in the file comment and replace it with “] SAVE”. Presumably, the files Nintendo intended to release would have a name format like “Game Name [NES] ROM”, or something similar.
+
+For the icon and banner it would attempt to figure out the format of the image, get a fixed size value according to that format, and then copy the image over.
+
+For the last code value, the file name and description would be copied from another buffer without any changes, and the icon and banner would be loaded from the alternate buffer as well.
+
+ROM
+
+If you look carefully at the memcard_game_load screenshot of the ROM copying, the 16-bit value that’s checked for zero is left shifted by 4 bits (multiplied by 16) and then used as the size for the memcpy function when no compression is detected. This is another size value present in the header.
+
+If the size is non-zero, the ROM data is checked for compression and then copied over.
+
+The unknown buffer and the search for bugs
+
+While getting new ROMs to load up was pretty cool, one of the most interesting things about this ROM loader to me was that it’s virtually the only thing in the game that accepts variable-size user input and copies it to different places in memory. Almost everything else uses fix-sized buffers. Things like names and letter text might seem like they’re variable in size, but the empty space is basically filled with space characters. Null-terminated strings are not used often, preventing some common memory corruption bugs such as using strcpy on a buffer that’s too small for the string being copied over to it.
+
+I was really interested in finding a save file based exploit in the game, and this seemed like the best bet.
+
+Most of the ROM file handling described above also used fixed-size copies, except for the unknown buffer and ROM data. Unfortunately, the code that handles this buffer allocates just as much space as is needed to copy it, so there’s no overflow, and setting really large ROM file sizes wasn’t very useful.
+
+Still, I wanted to know what was going on with that buffer that would be directly copied without any handling.
+
+The NES Info Tag processors
+
+Revisiting famicom_rom_load , a few functions are called after a ROM gets loaded from the memory card or disk:
+
+nesinfo_tag_process1
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+nesinfo_tag_process2
+
+nesinfo_tag_process3
+
+By tracing where the unknown buffer was copied to, I verified that it was being operated on by these functions. These start by calling nesinfo_next_tag , which goes through a simple algorithm:
+
+Check if the given pointer matches the pointer in nesinfo_tags_end . If it’s less than nesinfo_tags_end , or nesinfo_tags_end is zero, it checks if the string “END” is present at the head of the pointer. If “END” has been reached, or the pointer has advanced up to or past nesinfo_tags_end , the function returns zero (null). Otherwise, the byte at offset 0x3 of the pointer is added to 4 and the current pointer, and that value is returned.
+
+. If it’s less than , or is zero, it checks if the string “END” is present at the head of the pointer.
+
+This suggests a tag format of some three letter name, a data size value, and data. The result is a pointer to the next tag, as the current tag will be skipped over ( cur_ptr + 4 skips the three byte name and one byte size, and size_byte skips over the data).
+
+If the result is non-zero, the tag processing function then goes through a series of string comparisons to figure out what tag to handle. Some of the tag names checked for in nesinfo_tag_process1 are VEQ, VNE, GID, GNO, BBR, and QDS.
+
+If a tag is matched, some handler code is executed. Some of the handlers do nothing but print the tag to a debug message. Others have more complex handlers. After a tag is processed, the function attempts to get the next tag and continue processing.
+
+Luckily, there are a bunch of descriptive debug messages that get printed out when these tags are found. They’re all in Japanese, so they have to be Shift-JIS decoded and translated first. The messages for QDS, for example, can say “Load Disk Save Area” or “Since it is the first play, keep the disk save area”. The messages for BBR say “battery backup load” or “because it is the first play, clear”.
+
+Both of these codes also load some values from their tag data section and use them to calculate an offset into the ROM data and then perform copy operations. It’s apparent that they’re responsible for designating parts of the ROM memory that are related to saving state.
+
+There’s also an “HSC” tag that has a debug message indicating that this handles high scores. It takes an offset into the ROM from its tag data, as well as an initial high score value. These tags can be used to mark where high score values are kept in the NES game’s memory, probably so that it can be saved and restored later.
+
+These tags provide a fairly complex system for loading metadata about the ROMs. Even better, many of them result in memcpy calls based on values provided in the tag data.
+
+Bug hunting
+
+Most of the tags that caused memory manipulation weren’t going to be very useful for exploits, because they all had maximum offset and size values represented by 16-bit integers. This is all that would be needed to handle the 16-bit address space of the NES, but doesn’t provide much range for writing over useful targets such as function pointers or return addresses on the stack in the 32-bit address space of the GameCube.
+
+However, there were a few cases where offsets or size values passed to memcpy could exceed 0xFFFF .
+
+QDS
+
+QDS actually loads a 24-bit offset from its tag data, as well as a 16-bit size value.
+
+The good thing is that the offset is used to calculate the destination of a copy operation. The base address for the offset is the beginning of the loaded ROM data, the source of the copy is in the memory card ROM file, and the size is the given 16-bit size value from the tag.
+
+A 24-bit offset has a maximum value of 0xFFFFFF , which is well above what’s needed to write outside the boundary of the loaded ROM data. There are some problems, though…
+
+The first is that even though the maximum size value is 0xFFFF , it’s initially used to zero out a section of memory. If the size value is too high (not much more than 0x1000 ), this will actually zero out the “QDS” tag in the game’s code.
+
+This is a problem because nesinfo_tag_process1 actually gets called twice. The first time, it will collect some information about space it needs to set up for save data. The QDS and BBR tags are not fully processed on the first run. After the first run, some space is set up for save data, and the function is called again. This time the QDS and BBR tags would be fully processed, but it’s impossible to match the tags again if the tag name strings have all been cleared out of memory!
+
+So, setting a smaller size value can avoid that. The other problem is that the offset value can only go forwards in memory, and the NES rom data is located on the heap fairly close to the end of usable memory.
+
+There are only a few heap entries that come after it, none of which had anything super useful like obvious function pointers.
+
+Normally it might be possible to use this for a heap overflow exploit, but the malloc implemenation used for this heap actually adds a load of sanity check bytes into the malloc blocks. It’s possible to write over pointer values in the subsequent heap blocks. Without the sanity checking, this could be used to write an arbitrary value to an arbitrary location in memory when free is called on the affected heap block.
+
+However, the malloc implementation used here will check for a specific byte pattern ( 0x7373 ) at the beginning of the next and previous blocks it’s going to manipulate upon the call to free . If it doesn’t find those bytes, it calls OSPanic and the game stops.
+
+Without being able to influence those bytes to be present at some target location, it’s not possible to write there. In other words, you can’t write something to an arbitrary location without already being able to write something right next to that location. There could be some way to get the value 0x73730000 to be stored on the stack right before a return address, and the location referenced by the value you want to write to the destination address (it will also be checked as if it’s a pointer to a heap block), but it’d be difficult to find and exploit.
+
+Another function involving the QDS, BBR, and HSC tags is nesinfo_update_highscore . The QDS, BBR, and OFS (offset) tag size values are used to calculate an offset to write to, and an HSC tag triggers a write to that location. This function runs for every frame processed by the NES emulator.
+
+The maximum offset value per tag in this case, even for QDS, is 0xFFFF . However, during the tag processing loop, size values from BBR and QDS tags actually get accumulated. This means that multiple tags can be used to calculate just about any offset value. The limit is the number of tags that can be fit in the ROM tag data section of the memory card file, which has a maximum size of 0xFFFF as well.
+
+The base address that the offset gets added to is 0x800C3180 , the save data buffer. This is at a much lower address than the ROM data, providing more freedom in choosing where to write to. Writing over the function’s return address on the stack at 0x812F95DC , for example, would be fairly easy.
+
+Unfortunately, this doesn’t work either. nesinfo_tag_process1 happens to also figure out the accumulated size of the offsets from these tags, and uses that size to initialize some space like this:
+
+bzero ( nintendo_hi_0 , (( offset_sum + 0xB ) * 4 ) + 0x40 )
+
+With the offset value I tried to calculate, this resulted in 0x48D91EC (76,386,796) bytes of memory getting wiped out, causing the game to crash spectacularly.
+
+The PAT tag
+
+It was starting to look hopeless, as all of the tags that made unsafe calls to memcpy would end up causing a crash before they could be useful. I decided to switch over to just documenting the purpose of each tag, and eventually reached the tags in nesinfo_tag_process2 .
+
+Most of the tag handlers in nesinfo_tag_process2 will never run because they only work when the pointer nesinfo_rom_start is not null. Nothing in the code ever sets that pointer to be non-null. It gets initialized to zero, and never gets used again. Only nesinfo_data_start is set when a ROM gets loaded, so this looks like a piece of dead code.
+
+There is one tag that can still operate when nesinfo_rom_start is null, though: PAT. This is the most complex tag in the nesinfo_tag_process2 function.
+
+It still uses nesinfo_rom_start as a pointer, but never performs a null check on it. The PAT tag will read through its own tag data buffer, processing codes that calculate offsets. Those offsets are added to the nesinfo_rom_start pointer to calculate a destination address, and then bytes are copied from the patch buffer into that location. This copy is performed with load and store byte instructions, rather than memcpy , which is why I hadn’t noticed it sooner.
+
+Each PAT tag data buffer has an 8-bit type code, 8-bit patch size, and 16-bit offset value, followed by the patch data.
+
+If the code is 2, the offset value is added to the current offset sum.
+
+If the code is 9, the offset is shifted up 4 bits and added to the current offset sum.
+
+If the code is 3, the offset sum is reset to 0.
+
+The largest size an NES info tag can have is 255, so the largest possible PAT entry patch size is 251 bytes. Multiple PAT tags are allowed, though, so it’s possible to patch more than 251 bytes, as well as patch non-contiguous locations.
+
+So long as there’s a series of code 2 or code 9 PAT sub-tags, the destination pointer offset continues to accumulate. It will be reset to zero when patch data gets copied, but using a patch size of zero avoids this. Writing this now, it’s clear that this could be used to calculate some arbitrary offset against the null pointer in nesinfo_rom_start by using lots of PAT tags.
+
+However, there are two more code value checks…
+
+If the code is between 0x80 and 0xFF , it gets added to 0x7F80 and then shifted up 16 bits. Finally, this is added to the 16-bit offset value and used as the destination address to patch.
+
+This allows setting any address in the range 0x80000000 to 0x807FFFFF as the destination for the patch! That’s where a bunch of the code for Animal Crossing lives in memory. This means its possible to patch Animal Crossing’s code itself using the ROM metadata tags from a file on the memory card.
+
+With a small loader patch, it’d be possible to easily load even larger patches to any address from the memory card.
+
+For a quick test, I set up a patch that would turn on “zuru mode 2” (the game’s developer mode, described in my last blog post) when the user loads a ROM from the game card. It turns out that the button cheat combo only activates “zuru mode 1”, which doesn’t have access to all the same features that mode 2 has. With this patcher, it’s now possible to get full access to developer mode on real hardware using a memory card.
+
+The patch tags will be processed as the ROM is loaded up.
+
+After the ROM loads, exit the NES emulator to see the result.
+
+It works!
+
+Patcher info tag format
+
+The info tags in the save file that performs this patch look like this:
+
+000000 5a 5a 5a 00 50 41 54 08 a0 04 6f 9c 00 00 00 7d >ZZZ.PAT...o....}< 000010 45 4e 44 00 >END.<
+
+ZZZ \x00 : An ignored beginning tag. 0x00 is the size of its data buffer: zero.
+
+: An ignored beginning tag. is the size of its data buffer: zero. PAT \x08 \xA0 \x04 \x6F\x9C \x00\x00\x00\x7D : Patches 0x80206F9C to 0x0000007D . 0x08 is the size of the tag buffer. 0xA0 , when added to 0x7F80 , is 0x8020 , the upper 16 bits of the destination address. 0x04 is the size of the patch data ( 0x0000007D ). 0x6F9C is the lower 16-bits of the destination address. 0x0000007D is the patch data.
+
+: Patches to . END \x00 : The end marker tag.
+
+If you want to experiment with creating patcher or ROM save files yourself, I have some simple code at https://github.com/jamchamb/ac-nesrom-save-generator for generating the files. A patch like the one above can be generated with the following command:
+
+$ ./patcher.py Patcher /dev/null zuru_mode_2.gci -p 80206F9c 0000007D
+
+Arbitrary code execution
+
+With this tag it’s possible to gain arbitrary code execution in Animal Crossing.
+
+There’s one last hurdle: using patches against data works fine, but something’s wrong with patching code instructions.
+
+While the patches do get written, the game continues to execute the old instructions that were there before. It seems like a caching issue, and in fact it is. The GameCube CPU had instruction caches, as seen in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_GameCube_technical_specifications.
+
+To figure out how the cache could be cleared, I started looking up cache related functions in the GameCube SDK documentation, and found ICInvalidateRange . This function will invalidate cached blocks of instructions at a given memory address, allowing modified instruction memory to execute with the updated code.
+
+Without a way to get initial code to run, it’d still be impossible to call ICInvalidateRange , though. Getting successful code execution will require one more trick.
+
+While looking over the malloc implementation to figure out if a heap overflow exploit was possible, I learned that the malloc implementation functions could be switched out dynamically through a data structure and function named my_malloc . my_malloc would load a pointer to the current malloc or free implementation function from a static location in memory, and then call that function while passing along whatever arguments were given to my_malloc .
+
+The NES emulator used my_malloc heavily to allocate and free memory for NES ROM-related data, so I knew it would be triggered multiple times around the same time that the PAT tags get processed.
+
+Because my_malloc would load a pointer from memory and then branch to it, I could alter the control flow of the program just by overwriting the pointer for the current malloc or free functions. Instruction caching would not prevent this from running, as none of the instructions in my_malloc need to be changed.
+
+Cuyler, the developer of the Dōbutsu no Mori e+ fan translation project, implemented a loader in PowerPC assembly and demonstrates using it to inject new code in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdxN7gP6WIc. (Dōbutsu no Mori e+ was the last iteration of Animal Crossing on GameCube, which has the most updates and was only released in Japan.) After being injected with PAT tags, the loader can read much larger patches from the memory card, bypassing the size restrictions of the tag info section in ROM files. In the demonstration video it loads in some code that allows the player to spawn any object by typing its ID into a letter and then pressing the Z button.
+
+With that, it will be possible to load mods, cheats, and homebrew using a regular copy of Animal Crossing on a real GameCube.
+
+Update: The previous video has been taken down, so here’s another example of injecting custom code that prints text to the screen and in-game debug console:
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+Elegy for the Season 2019 2018 AL BAL CHW HOU BOS CLE LAA NYY DET OAK TBR KCR SEA TOR MIN TEX NL ATL CHC ARI MIA CIN COL NYM MIL LAD PHI PIT SDP WSN STL SFG AL BAL CHW HOU BOS CLE LAA NYY DET OAK TBR KCR SEA TOR MIN TEX NL ATL CHC ARI MIA CIN COL NYM MIL LAD PHI PIT SDP WSN STL SFG
+
+The Yankees’ preparation for the worst made them one of the best. (Photo: Keith Allison
+
+“The greater the obstacle, the more glory in overcoming it.” – Molière
+
+Injuries are one of baseball’s most common complaints. If there has ever been a contender that fell short without blaming injuries as one of the reasons, I certainly don’t remember them. What’s rarely admitted to is the fact that almost every team suffers these setbacks, and that it’s the teams that get to play with their entire on-paper roster from the preseason that are the extreme outliers.
+
+The 2019 Yankees didn’t need many excuses for their final results. Despite losing most of the desired starting lineup and their best pitcher from 2018, the team won 103 games, three more than the previous year. As an Oriole fan who grew up in Baltimore, the Yankees being so darn good despite all of their setbacks is irksome. As a baseball analyst, I can’t help but admire what they accomplished.
+
+The Setup
+
+One of the less appreciated aspects of the 2018 Yankees was just how young the roster was. No, the Yankees weren’t coming out of a rebuild, but the team’s construction historically has featured a lot of very highly paid veterans. These Yankees were still big spenders, just like most every other Yankee team; even during the early-90s rough patch, the club never fell out of the top 10 in payroll. But only a single hitter in 2018 worth at least one win was in his 30s (Brett Gardner). The pitching was older than the lineup, but Luis Severino, at 24, was worth more than any other two pitchers on the team combined.
+
+Don’t just believe an anecdote, believe the data. In terms of WAR for players that haven’t reached their age-30 season, these Yankees were the second-best in team history.
+
+New York Yankees, Under Age 30 WAR Year <Age 30 WAR 1942 43.3 2018 41.7 2017 41.5 1941 38.1 1956 37.9 1957 37.3 1921 37.2 1958 37.1 1943 36.8 1954 36.7 1931 36.7 1927 35.1 1911 35.1 1910 34.8 1961 34.3 1936 34.2 1932 33.7 1920 33.7 1952 33.5 1923 32.4 2010 32.1 1963 31.8 1922 31.6 1971 31.6 1955 31.3 1998 30.9 1976 30.6 1970 30.5 1978 30.3 1939 30.2
+
+From 1999-2008, the team averaged 11.7 WAR per season from players under 30 and didn’t hit 20 WAR in any of those years. This had consequences for the roster; without a willingness to spend $300 million a year, the Yankees had little in the way of reinforcement when the team’s legacy superstars started falling off the cliff. From 2013-16, the Yankees failed to win 90 games in a season. While this is hardly a great measure of pure futility, the only time the Yankees had done this since the CBS years in the 1960s was that early-90s fallow period.
+
+Brian Cashman has now been the team’s general manager for more than 20 years, but his authority over team decisions wasn’t always what it’s become recently. Cashman’s job at the start was keeping the phenomenally talented organization on the right path. The 2010s were the stronger challenge as he needed to not just keep the Yankees winning games, but in light of the organization’s desire to get under the luxury tax threshold, make the team lean as well as mean. The first wave of Cashman’s Baby Bombers got the team back over the 90-win mark, and the organization’s faith in him was enough that he was able to cut ties with manager Joe Girardi before receiving a five-year, $25 million contract extension.
+
+Girardi wasn’t fired because he was a terrible manager; he did a more-than-adequate job at helping transition the team from one era to the next. While the Yankees officially downplayed any notion that there was a disconnect between Cashman and Girardi, writers who followed the team (including myself) didn’t fail to hear of some situations in which the two didn’t see eye-to-eye on analytics. In hiring Aaron Boone while now being the unchallenged power in the organization, Cashman added a manager with a similar baseball worldview to himself, and I don’t believe that was a coincidence.
+
+The Red Sox won the World Series in 2018, but the ZiPS projections saw the Yankees as the slightly better team, both at the start and the end of the season. Improving a hundred-win club is no easy feat, but they were able to do so in an active 2018-19 offseason. The Yankees started the winter with a big move, acquiring James Paxton from the Mariners, giving the team a potential ace with durability concerns. Sonny Gray, who had trouble clicking with the Yankees, was traded after the team confirmed returns from J.A. Happ and CC Sabathia. The team’s always-deep bullpen was buttressed by the re-signing of Zach Zack Britton as well as the addition of Adam Ottavino, who was coming off a dominating campaign with the Rockies.
+
+With the roster looking deep on paper, the Yankees were active in assembling backup plans. Didi Gregorius would eventually return from his October Tommy John surgery, but the team searched for more robust contingencies than Tyler Wade and Ronald Torreyes. DJ LeMahieu was signed to a two-year, $24 million contract without even an apparent starting position once the team was healthy, and the Yankees gambled a lottery ticket in Troy Tulowitzki. Gio Urshela, who was acquired the previous summer and had worked on his swing with minor league coach Phil Plantier, was signed to a deal with the parent club in late spring.
+
+The Projection
+
+Even as the projected playing time for some of the team’s biggest stars started deteriorating over the course of the spring, the ZiPS projection system remained a big fan of the Yankees. The final projection before the start of the season was for a 98-64 record, the best in baseball. The only reason the Yankees didn’t have the best World Series projection (14.3%) was that the presence of the Boston Red Sox reduced the Yankees to a wild card in nearly 40% of situations.
+
+The most interesting thing in the projections was the lack of downside for the team (ZiPS uses a methodology that takes into account the secondary talent, not just the on-paper roster). To illustrate this, the Yankees had a mean projection of only two more wins than the Cleveland Indians (98 vs. 96). But when it came to the 10th-percentile projection, the Yankees had an 11-win edge over Cleveland, 90-to-79. The eight-win dropoff from the 50th percentile to the 10th was the smallest in baseball, though the Astros and Dodgers were closer than the Indians.
+
+The Results
+
+As injuries piled up, even before the season started, the Yankees brought in a lot of “extra” talent, sorting through players who struggled to receive chances in their previous stops (Mike Tauchman, Jake Barrett) and inexpensive veteran fill-ins (Cameron Maybin, Gio Gonzalez, Logan Morrison, Brad Miller).
+
+And those injuries really piled up. Gregorius, of course, was already known to be out for about half of the season. Miguel Andújar’s campaign ended in early May, and Tulowitzki retired in July. Severino’s six-week injury turned out to be closer to a six-month one, and Dellin Betances only returned briefly in September. Aaron Hicks and Giancarlo Stanton missed most of the season and Aaron Judge was out two months.
+
+None of this really seemed to bother the Yankees. Urshela’s changed mechanics led to more home runs (21) than he ever hit in a season, majors or minors. LeMahieu’s MVP case withered as Mike Trout and Alex Bregman took off, but he was a legitimate top-10 AL position player in 2019. Tauchman, another former Rockie, was given a chance at full-time work. Colorado only bothered to give him six starts in 2018 after he hit .323/.408/.571 for Albuquerque while giving 13 to Matt Holliday, who was unemployed for most of the season. Tauchman hit like clockwork for New York, with his .277/.361/.504 line crushing the expectations of even the most optimistic prognosticators (including me, who spent much of 2018 stanning for him).
+
+While some of it had to do with the fact that the team was still winning, the club showed a great deal of cool thinking amid the injuries. At no point did they panic and start throwing top prospects at the problem. That’s not to say the Yankees did nothing, they just didn’t make panic-type moves. Edwin Encarnación was acquired midseason for Juan Then, their No. 31 prospect, which was a solid trade considering Encarnacion’s .856 OPS as a Yankee.
+
+Feeling little pressure with a 7 1/2 game lead in the division at the trade deadline, the Yankees had a very quiet late summer, at least from a transaction standpoint. As they saw it, their returning stars were de facto acquisitions. The Yankees continued to roll, finishing the season with a 35-20 record before murderizing the Twins in the playoffs with a three-game sweep. The Yankees were eliminated in six games in the American League Championship Series, in a game against the Astros that was certainly the first bullpen vs. bullpen playoff elimination game I can remember.
+
+What Comes Next?
+
+With a deep roster in which nearly every contributor was already returning for 2020, the Yankee offseason plan should have been to make one big score, focusing their available cash as tightly as possible, like a center punch smashing a car window.
+
+And, well, that’s precisely what they did. With the luxury tax penalty reset and guaranteed contracts dropping under $100 million in 2021, the Yankees were fine busting through the threshold to get the right guy. They got their right guy in Gerrit Cole, the AL Cy Young runner-up in 2019. No pitcher in baseball is clearly preferable to Cole, and assuming better health from Severino, the Yankees have a frightening one-two punch in the rotation. Paxton and Masahiro Tanaka are an equally terrifying three and four.
+
+The biggest challenge for the Yankees is a nice one for a team to have: how do you get everyone enough playing time without causing disgruntlement in the clubhouse? Even with some regression to the mean from Urshela, Andújar’s glove at third is weak enough that it’s not obvious to give him that job, and the team’s deep outfield means they won’t get him 500 plate appearances at DH. The team has resisted trading Clint Frazier, but they also have little place to play him. That leaves Happ, Jordan Montgomery, and Jonathan Loaisiga fighting for table scraps with Domingo German after he returns from suspension, something that could be even more difficult if Deivi Garcia’s performance makes it hard to keep him down in Triple-A.
+
+I suspect that if the team looks healthier as 2020 starts, we will see the Yankees being unusually active on the trade front in the early going.
+
+2020 ZiPS Projection – Gleyber Torres
+
+At least one of the team’s stars in the lineup did stay healthy in the form of Gleyber Torres, the bounty from the Aroldis Chapman-to-Cubs trade. Called to play second base and shortstop, Torres acquitted himself quite well at short, better than many expected, with UZR seeing him at -5 runs per 150 games and DRS at just about even. His second base performance wasn’t quite as exciting, but it’s more evidence that Torres can do more than just fake being a middle infielder and that a move to third base is not required at this time. He continued to develop as a hitter as well and just barely missed putting up his first four-win season.
+
+Torres became more aggressive at the plate in 2019 in the best possible sense. Of the increase in swing rate from 2018 to 2019, 92% was from in-zone as opposed to out-of-zone gains. His walk rate declined (as did his strikeout rate), but it wasn’t from poor plate discipline but from seizing more opportunities. Torres left the yard 38 times in 2019. Even if the ball becomes de-juiced, I’d be surprised if Torres doesn’t finish his career with multiple 40-homer seasons.
+
+ZiPS Projection – Gleyber Torres Year BA OBP SLG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB OPS+ DR WAR 2020 .287 .348 .557 558 94 160 26 1 41 115 52 128 7 136 -7 4.6 2021 .292 .357 .588 544 97 159 27 1 44 121 55 130 6 146 -6 5.1 2022 .289 .357 .586 543 97 157 27 1 44 120 57 134 6 145 -6 5.1 2023 .289 .359 .602 543 100 157 27 1 47 124 59 138 6 150 -6 5.4 2024 .287 .360 .601 537 99 154 26 1 47 124 61 138 6 150 -6 5.4
+
+Let’s not forget that Torres only turned 23 a few weeks ago. His upside can best be described as “monster” and the Yankees should already be thinking long-term contract extension.
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+Then-citizen Donald Trump predicted in November 2011 video that then-President Barack Obama would start a war with Iran in order to get re-elected in 2012.
+
+"Our president will start a war with Iran because he has absolutely no ability to negotiate. He’s weak and he’s ineffective. So the only way he figures that he’s going to get re-elected, and as sure as you're sitting there, is to start a war with Iran."
+
+The big picture: The idea of Obama potentially attacking Iran as a political tool was a prime topic for Trump around that time, as illustrated by his tweets:
+
+Oct. 9, 2012: "Now that Obama’s poll numbers are in tailspin – watch for him to launch a strike in Libya or Iran. He is desperate."
+
+"Now that Obama’s poll numbers are in tailspin – watch for him to launch a strike in Libya or Iran. He is desperate." Sept. 16, 2013: "I predict that President Obama will at some point attack Iran in order to save face!"
+
+"I predict that President Obama will at some point attack Iran in order to save face!" Sept. 25, 2013: "Remember what I previously said — Obama will someday attack Iran in order to show how tough he is."
+
+The state of play: The video has resurfaced after President Trump — during his re-election year — ordered an airstrike that killed Iranian general Qasem Soleimani, one of the regime's most powerful figures, in a move that is widely expected to significantly escalate tensions in the Middle East.
+
+Despite his taunts toward Obama, Trump said Soilemani "should have been taken out many years ago" in a tweet on Friday.
+
+Go deeper: Pompeo says Soleimani strike disrupted "imminent" attack
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+Hemp farming has dramatically increased once more as manufacturers look to cash in on medicinal cannabinoids such as CBG, but we need to describe what CBD is that are contained in the plant’s flowers and leaves, but by not utilising the full potential of the plant are they throwing away other benefits?
+
+Hemp paper is made from the stalks of the plant which contain long bast fibres and hurds – the woody inner part of the hemp stalk. It is ideal for papermaking as this material is composed of 85% cellulose, the primary constituent of paper, compared to 35% cellulose content in wood. It also contains fewer ligands than trees which must be removed prior to processing.
+
+History repeating itself
+
+Hemp paper is nothing new. It was used as early as the 1st century by the Chinese and up until 1883 around 90% of the world’s paper contained hemp fibres. It was most notably the paper of choice for the first two drafts of the American Declaration of Independence, The Gutenberg Bible, Russian currency, Mark Twain novels, Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland and so on.
+
+Uses
+
+When hemp is processed it can be made into a durable long-lasting thin paper that does not break, yellow or deteriorate (as wood paper would), and it can also be made into soft brittle paper for more day to day uses such as paper towels and even toilet paper.
+
+Challenges & opportunities
+
+The Extract spoke to a prominent hemp paper businessman (who wished to remain anonymous) who set up a hemp toilet paper business in China originally and then moved back to America. He knows that the move to hemp is inevitable given the scale of deforestation but says that “to make any changes requires hundreds of millions, political will, and machiavellian chess moves.”
+
+This would make sense as the industry is very much in the early stages and as a result, the cost for the consumer is still too high for mass adoption. That being said, the recent passing of the farm bill together with the worldwide uptake of cannabinoids has resulted in a surge of extra material that entrepreneurs are currently eyeing with great optimism.
+
+It would be fair to say that hemp paper is not a matter of if but in this ecological environmental crisis, a matter of when. Here we look at the many reasons as to why.
+
+Halts deforestation
+
+Trees account for around 30% of our planets oxygen needs yet it is estimated that around 4 billion are destroyed each year for our paper needs alone. The cutting down of forests not only destroys the quality of our air but also around 80% of the plants and animals that live there.
+
+Our forests are also essential for the long term conservation of water and the preservation of soil nutrients and by moving to hemp we can ultimately reverse deforestation.
+
+Hemp grows faster
+
+The hemp plant takes 3 to 4 months to grow to full maturity compared to trees which can take anywhere from 20 – 80 years. Astonishingly one acre of hemp can produce the same amount of fibre as one acre of trees grown over 5 years!
+
+Better for our health
+
+Pine plantations with no diverse range of other tree species lead to disease with foresters having to spray toxic chemicals to kill pathogens which is detrimental to our health.
+
+Hemp also contains over 113 cannabinoids which have huge medicinal potential as per the thousands of papers in the US National Library of Medicine.
+
+Restores soil
+
+The soil that grows our food is being destroyed by artificial fertilisers, pesticides and herbicides. Hemp does not require any of these deadly chemicals to grow and even has the (much-needed) ability to restore nutrients to the soil all the while removing heavy metals and toxins which it does by way of a process known as phytoremediation.
+
+Improves air quality
+
+Regardless of your opinion on climate change, we all agree that an excess of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is deadly to our livelihoods. Hemp has the ability to sequester and store CO2 from the air and release oxygen. By using hemp we can allow the trees to do their primary job.
+
+Save the plants and animals
+
+By using hemp rather than trees our forests will continue to grow and expand. This growth will be the safety and shelter both plants and animals need to survive. We can then begin to re-plant a diverse range of hardwood tree types to improve diversity and reduce the risk of disease.
+
+The future
+
+The harsh reality is that mankind has a readily available option at his disposal. Consumers are more conscious now of the impending environmental doomsday and as such will vote with their cash. Of course, this vote will only be cast if there are hemp paper options available.
+
+Thankfully it is possible to purchase hemp paper from numerous sources such as Green Field Paper Co, Tree-Free Hemp and more companies that are appearing each day. Best value CBD isolate wholesale in the UK is now available.
+
+The more consumers purchase, the greater the amount that is manufactured, which will lead to a lower cost. This will be followed by a dramatic increase in the way we live and ultimately the way we breath.
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+People lined up for hours at the start of 2020 to be among the first to purchase cannabis from dispensaries in Illinois as recreational marijuana was officially legalized in the new year.
+
+People lined up for hours at the start of 2020 to be among the first to purchase cannabis from dispensaries in Illinois as recreational marijuana was officially legalized in the new year.
+
+The first dispensaries opened at 6 a.m. on New Year’s Day with hundreds gathered in both Chicago and its suburbs for the history-making first sales. Some people waited more than six hours to get inside.
+
+Illinois officially became the 11th state to legalize recreational cannabis.
+
+Jackie Ryan was the first person to make a purchase as doors opened at the Sunnyside Cannabis Dispensary on Chicago's North Side.
+
+“It felt surreal,” said Ryan. “It was a little crazy like I’m walking to the counter and there’s cameras everywhere and it’s showing me I’m buying weed, I’m buying legal cannabis. This is just unbelievable.”
+
+Ryan said she bought $120 worth of goods, including edibles.
+
+Arnold Winslow made the first purchase in Elmwood Park at Sunnyside dispensary, walking for nearly two hours to get in line.
+
+"I wanted to be first in line because I have waited 46 years for this moment," he said.
+
+Winslow said he hopes to frame the gram of weed he purchased to "have a momento."
+
+Photos: Some of the First Legal Marijuana Sales in Illinois
+
+Some dispensaries used paging systems similar to restaurants, others partnered with local restaurants to offer a warm place to wait before making a purchase. In Chicago’s Andersonville neighborhood, a coffee pop-up sprouted outside with a movie marathon and cannabis-themed trivia.
+
+"We waited so long for this. Folks have been out here in the cold waiting and we are just so thrilled. Super excited," said Mary Cluxton, regional director for retail at Sunnyside.
+
+At EarthMed Dispensary in Chicago, which claims it has been the "busiest independent dispensary in the state," the first 100 customers also received a commemorative T-shirt with their purchase.
+
+“We take pride in making sure our medical cannabis patients enjoy a great customer experience, and we are ready to expand and do the same for recreational customers,” said Gus Koukoutsakis, EarthMed founder and co-owner. “We’ve been preparing for this expansion and today we are not only ready to open for an additional customer base, but we are ready to celebrate.”
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+City leaders touted the day as historic.
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+“Chicago is very excited about the opportunities legalized cannabis will create for residents here in our city and across our entire state," Mayor Lori Lightfoot said in a statement. "Over the past seven months, we have worked tirelessly with community stakeholders, business groups and state leaders to ensure this new industry will not only be operated safely and responsibly, but also to help drive economic growth and jobs in our neighborhoods, particularly those that have borne the brunt of the War on Drugs. Together, we will place Chicago and Illinois at the forefront of leveraging the cannabis industry to expand social equity, and create a legalization model the rest of the nation can follow."
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+But at at least one location in Chicago, concerns over what a dispensary described as a "statewide shortage" kept them from selling cannabis flower to recreational users.
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+The Herbal Care Center at 1301 S. Western Ave. posted a notice to its website Wednesday saying it was "unable to sell flower to recreational users at this time." The facility was still selling edible products to recreational users, however.
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+Purchases are restricted to anyone 21 and older with a government-issued ID. Non-Illinois residents won’t be able to buy as much as residents and all purchases must be made in cash.
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+"We have crowd control from our local police as well as our internal security team," Cluxton said. "We were here late last night preparing. We had a holding room to keep people warm and comfortable. Just making sure that everyone is having the best experience they can."
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+The Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg has refused to rule out nominating high-dollar campaign donors to ambassadorships should he become president.
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+The CNN host Jake Tapper pressed the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, on "State of the Union" based on a pledge by Sen. Elizabeth Warren not to award positions to top donors if she were president.
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+Buttigieg has attracted scrutiny over his wealthiest donors, with Warren slamming a wine-cave fundraiser with billionaires.
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+Pete Buttigieg said on CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday morning that he wouldn't avoid awarding ambassadorships to his top-dollar donors.
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+When the host Jake Tapper pressed the 2020 Democratic presidential contender on Sen. Elizabeth Warren's pledge not to nominate any high-dollar donors as ambassadors if elected, Buttigieg shrugged off a commitment, saying he would select ambassadors "based on their readiness to do the job" regardless of whether they had supported his campaign.
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+"If I'm trying to figure out who ought to be a senior envoy to deal with, let's say, Afghanistan and Pakistan, and somebody emerges as the right person for that job with the best qualifications, are they going to turn out to be disqualified because they came to a house party for my campaign years earlier?" Buttigieg asked.
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+Tapper then clarified he was asking specifically about "big-dollar donors" to the campaign, before Buttigieg insisted that the donation limit was $2,800. Referring to donation bundling and super PACs that are used to skirt campaign donation ceilings, Tapper pressed Buttigieg, saying, "You know how it works."
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+The former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, then reiterated that "any candidate to be appointed to any position will be there on their merits and will neither be qualified or disqualified based on the idea that they supported and believed in my campaign."
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+Wealthy donors moving into ambassadorships once their candidate of choice takes office is a longtime practice, as Vox reports that President Barack Obama included 31 bundlers, or people who raised at least $50,000 for his campaign, as top diplomats, and President Donald Trump nominated 14 inauguration donors, who averaged contributions of about $350,000, as ambassadors.
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+Buttigieg has attracted increasing scrutiny over his relationships with donors.
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+During last month's Democratic debate, Warren derided Buttigieg for attending a fundraiser in a wine cave with billionaire donors enjoying what she described as "crystals and $900-a-bottle wine."
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+Later that month, Axios reported that a top fundraiser for Buttigieg's campaign, the Washington consultant HK Park, sent an email suggesting a donation would mean getting on the campaign's "radar," which appeared to sell access to Buttigieg.
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+In a statement to Axios, the campaign attempted to distance itself from the fundraiser's choice of words, dismissing concern over what it characterized as a standard tactic for recruiting new donors.
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+Amid the scrutiny, Buttigieg closed out December reporting that the campaign raised a whopping $24.7 million in the final quarter of the year and $76 million total in 2019.
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+His campaign manager, Mike Schmuhl, said in a statement after the figures were released that 98% of the campaign's 2019 donations came in under $200 and that the average donation size was $38.
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+Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief commissioner Latheefa Koya speaks during a press conference at MACC headquarters in Putrajaya January 8, 2020. — Picture by Miera Zulyana
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+PUTRAJAYA, Jan 8 — The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) played for the media today recorded conversations between former chief commissioner Tan Sri Dzulkifli Ahmad and former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak that it claimed to show a conspiracy at the highest level of government then.
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+Other recorded phone calls involving Najib’s wife, Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor, the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Mohamed Zayed Al-Nahyan, Umno’s Baling MP Abdul Azeez Abdul Rahim and several foreign dignitaries were also revealed today.
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+At a special press conference at the MACC headquarters here, MACC chief Latheefa Koya said the recordings were from conversations between January 5, 2016 and July 29 that same year, around the period when the US Justice Department announced its anti-kleptocracy investigation into 1MDB.
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+Latheefa declined to explain how the MACC obtained the recordings but said her team of forensics experts verified that they were real.
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+“We have been given the recordings... pursuant to investigations, we can confirm their absolute authenticity.
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+“The contents are shocking; it’s a cover-up and subversion of justice... In the public interest, we’re making public the contents,” she said of the nine sets of audio clips of about 45-minute duration.
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+Former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak is pictured at the Kuala Lumpur High Court January 8, 2020. — Picture by Firdaus Latif
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+In one of the recordings, Rosmah was heard directing her husband Najib on how to take charge and manage the 1MDB scandal that erupted in 2016.
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+Another audio clip showed how Najib had called Sheikh Mohamed Zayed Al-Nahyan and pleaded for help with money laundering accusations faced by his Hollywood filmmaker stepson Riza Aziz at the height of the 1MDB financial scandal.
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+Both Najib and Rosmah had since responded to the allegations, Rosmah said her legal team will look into the revelation of audio recordings.
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+“My lawyers will take care of it. They will look into it,” she told reporters on the sidelines of her Sarawak solar project case management at the Kuala Lumpur High Court.
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+Meanwhile, Najib went on to suggest that the timing of the release was connected to the January 18 Kimanis by-election in Sabah.
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+“I am shocked by this revelation. And I am studying their (recording) contents and I have referred this to my lawyer.
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+“This has never been done in our country’s history and the timing is so close to the Kimanis by-election,” he told reporters after his SRC International Sdn Bhd corruption trial also at the High Court here.
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+Australia is a fire continent. Imagine California on the scale of the 48 contiguous states, but drier, more routinely kindled and with winds that can transform large swathes of land into a veritable fire flume. From time to time, its simmering flames boil over into seeming tsunamis of fire.
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+And Australia has a culture to match. It has institutions to study, fight and light fire. It has a literature of fire, a folklore of fire and a fire art that is continuous from Indigenous bark paintings to modernist musings. It has special bushfire collections at its museums. It has a fire politics: on three occasions conflagrations have sparked royal commissions, and from 2009 to 2017, 51 official inquiries.
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+The worst fires have acquired names and become historical milestones, such as Red Tuesday (1898), Ash Wednesday (1983), Black Christmas (2001), Black Saturday (2009).
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+Now they are joined by the as-yet unnamed megafires of 2019-20. Call them the Forever fires, for they seem inextinguishable, burning with implacable insistence and smoke palls that extend their reach far beyond the flames’ grasp.
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+Yes, Australia and bushfire are old acquaintances. But the past 20 years feel different. The bad fires are more frequent, more eruptive and more damaging. The Black Saturday fires, which killed 173 people, struck with the cultural force of a terrorist attack, and seemed to call into question the very premises of a “first world” society on a land capable of such fury. The Forever bushfires deepen that query.
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+But there are two other fires that provide a wider panorama. One is overt – the fires that burn living landscapes, the bush. The other fire is covert, because it burns lithic landscapes. These are the once living, now fossilized biomasses such as coal and gas that we combust to power our industrial economies.
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+Those two fire realms are interacting in ways that are proving ever more entwined and threatening. That so many fires in Australia (and California) start from power lines is an apt metaphor for the way the two realms of fire interact. The secondary effects are not restricted to global warming or ocean acidification. They affect how people organize landscapes – their agriculture, nature reserves, transportation grids – all aspects of geography that, in turn, influence the character of bushfires.
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+We have been burning our combustion candle at both ends. Now, it’s payback time, and the two types of fire are colluding.
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+We have created the fire equivalent of an ice age
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+Australia’s predisposition to fire makes it an early flash point for what I like to call the Pyrocene. But many of the same phenomena are appearing in America – unstoppable fires, fire deaths and fire refugees, smoked-in and incinerated cities, damaged watersheds and post-burn floods, economic crunches from lost tourism, bankrupt utilities, snake-bit insurance companies. Wildfires moving from exurban fringes to city cores. Extended states of emergency. Prolonged and painful cleanups. Political anger.
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+The areas of the US with a history of fire will suffer the worst burns, but the combustion miasma will seep into other, seemingly immune, parts of the country. Paradoxically, places like California long frequented by fire are better prepared to cope with the coming crises. Places unaccustomed to fires lack the institutions and infrastructure, and they will struggle.
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+Even if fossil fuels somehow cease overnight, greenhouse gases will still take a long time to work their way out of the atmosphere, so the climatic effects will linger. This puts the immediate focus on coping with landscape fires. There is plenty to do – harden communities, get more good fire into the countryside, design to accept that landscape fire is not a freak apparition from the fringe but an informing fact of modern life. Wild, feral or prescribed, there is much more fire to come.
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+We have created the fire equivalent of an ice age. The latest round of Australian fires will stop at the country’s shores. The Pyrocene, however, will affect all of us, and persist long into the future.
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+VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Dec. 12, 2019 — Squire Mining Ltd. (CSE:TAAL | FWB:9SQ | OTCQB:SQRMF) (the “Company“) is pleased to announce that, further to its news release dated December 10, 2019, the Company has changed its name to Taal Distributed Information Technologies Inc., effective December 11, 2019.
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+The Company is also pleased to announce that it has completed the previously announced consolidation of its issued and outstanding common shares (“Common Shares“) on the basis of one (1) post-consolidation Common Share for each ten (10) pre-consolidation Common Shares (the “Consolidation“). No fractional Common Shares were issued and any fractional interests resulting from the Consolidation were rounded up to the nearest whole Common Share. For further information regarding the Consolidation, please refer to the Company’s management information circular dated November 8, 2019, a copy of which can be found under the Company’s profile on SEDAR at www.sedar.com.
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+The Company has reserved the stock symbol “TAAL” with the Canadian Securities Exchange (the “CSE”) and, once all final conditions of the CSE have been satisfied, the Company expects its Common Shares to resume trading under the new stock symbol “TAAL”.
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+Effective at the commencement of trading on December 16, 2019, the Company is expected to begin trading on the Canadian Securities Exchange on a post-consolidated basis under the new stock symbol “TAAL”.
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+As of December 10, 2019, the trading day prior to the completion of the Consolidation, there were 129,703,305 Common Shares issued and outstanding in the capital of the Company.
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+The Company has recently rebranded and launched a new corporate website, with a new logo and domain at www.taal.com. The rebranding emphasizes the Company’s focus on its diversified business and its vision of the future of mining. The future of blockchain mining is built upon a stable infrastructure focused on fast, commercial data interchange, a transactional economy and user experience.
+
+About Squire Mining Ltd.
+
+Squire is a Canadian based technology company engaged, through its subsidiaries, in the business of operating, managing and developing cloud computing data infrastructure and system technology to support global blockchain applications related to Bitcoin SV, Bitcoin Core and other SHA-256 based digital assets.
+
+For further information contact:
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+Angela Holowaychuk
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+President and Chief Executive Officer
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+Telephone: +1 800-371-2809
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+Neither the CSE nor its Regulation Services Provider accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
+
+CAUTIONARY STATEMENT REGARDING FORWARD-LOOKING INFORMATION: This news release includes “forward-looking information” as defined under applicable Canadian securities legislation. Forward‐looking information and statements include, but are not limited to, disclosure regarding possible events, that are based on assumptions about future economic conditions and courses of action, and, in certain cases, can be identified by the use of words such as “expects”, or variations of such words and phrases or statements that certain actions, events or results “may” or “will”, or the negative forms of any of these words and other similar expressions. Forward-looking information is necessarily based upon a number of estimates and assumptions that, while considered reasonable, are subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties, and other factors which may cause the actual results and future events to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking information. Such factors include, but are not limited to: general business, economic, competitive, political and social uncertainties, uncertain and volatile equity and capital markets, lack of available capital, future demand for Bitcoin SV, Bitcoin Core and other cryptocurrencies and risks related to the mining thereof, integration issues, personnel and staffing requirements and technological change and obsolescence, whether the Company’s ticker symbol will be changed, the anticipated timing of such change and the Company’s satisfaction of all final conditions of the CSE and its receipt of approval from the CSE and statements relating to the Company’s business and its vision of the future of blockchain and mining. Actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such forward looking information. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking information. All forward looking information in this news release is made as of the date hereof and qualified by these cautionary statements and those in our continuous disclosure filings available on SEDAR at www.sedar.com. Squire disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise such forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required by law.
+
+New to Bitcoin? Check out CoinGeek’s Bitcoin for Beginners section, the ultimate resource guide to learn more about Bitcoin—as originally envisioned by Satoshi Nakamoto—and blockchain.
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+I didn’t travel in December: I stayed all month long in Berlin because I had to move out of my flat. Moving out is horrible: I did it 6 times in 13 years. But it was obligatory, and I don’t regret doing it after all. Initially, I thought of skipping the monthly recap I always write; I could postpone it for next month. But then, an idea came to mind: what if I focused on some Berlin street photography?
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+My daily life in Berlin consisted lately of two things: writing endlessly day and night and moving with public transport from home to Berlin’s airports. But how about taking street photos while packing things and dealing with German bureaucracy?
+
+I had no idea if it would be successful. But carrying after a long time my Ricoh GR ii in Berlin felt good. Returning daily from Barbara’s place to my old flat translated to roughly two hours in public transport. I’d take the U-Bahn in the morning, and I’d return with the bus late at night -exhausted.
+
+Whenever I had to move out, I promised myself that I wouldn’t have many things next time. All these objects that the sentimental part of myself refuses to throw away end up stored in ridiculous places in every flat. It’s something that gets worse as time goes by. Maybe that’s why I travel: to leave all these things behind. They weigh tonnes sometimes.
+
+I’d wake up early in the morning, I’d squeeze as always five-six oranges, and after charging the Ricoh, I’d head towards my old flat. I spent some good years in this flat despite having a peculiar neighbor. He complained about everything, almost spied on me, and asked silly questions. Most of the time, I didn’t care. But when I was stressed, he was the last person I’d like to talk to.
+
+At some point, I started believing that he began to spy on me behind his door when I was taking the stairs. Sometimes, I heard the door opening and closing before reaching his floor. There was only one thing to do then.
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+Every time I walked in front of his door, I showed him the middle finger. Not shyly, not secretly; properly. For the past two years, this has happened every single time. If he wasn’t standing behind the door, no problem: I was one more crazy artist living in Berlin. But if he was behind that door? Man, it felt good. This was my “Hello” to him for the past two years.
+
+*Some of the links are affiliate links. It means that if you purchase something, I might earn a small commission at no additional cost to you.
+
+Berlin street photography: why?
+
+I’m in my eleventh year in Berlin, and shooting street photography is a passion that developed through time. From the moment I started writing the Letters to Barbara, though, I didn’t have so much time for candid street photos. Instead, I focused on other photographic styles, and I wanted to present mainly travel photography on the blog.
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+While I’d occasionally shoot street photography, the truth is that I didn’t have enough time to focus on it. So, the occasion of moving out of my flat presented a brilliant opportunity. I’d start walking through the streets early in the morning, and I’d have to walk a lot during the day.
+
+Berlin might not be the optimal city for street photography, especially comparing it to places like New York. But it has its corners, and the light is good most of the time. The Germans are very concerned about their privacy, which is easy to explain if you analyze it historically. Somehow, I never wanted to be intrusive or disrespectful. If somebody realized that I was taking a photo of them, I would delete the picture in front of their eyes.
+
+The days in winter are short, though, and in December, the sun goes down before 4 pm. On cloudy days, the sky is set to sundown mode already from 2:30 pm. There’s never enough time for photos, especially if your camera is relatively slow, like my beloved Ricoh. But every limitation is somehow a challenge to overcome, and that’s what I tried to achieve here.
+
+Shooting street photos could help me empty my mind and fight my boredom to move out. Once again, I promised myself not to have too many things whenever I had to move out again. Right.
+
+Where I shoot street photography in Berlin
+
+Well, everywhere. Berlin is such a diverse city that you have plenty of opportunities to shoot every kind of motive. Modern architecture, old buildings (Altbau), skyscrapers, street markets. On the other hand, people vary in each neighborhood too. From Prenzlauer Berg, which is dubbed as the “pregnants’ hill” due to the number of young families, to more underground areas like Kreuzberg and Neukölln, Berlin is full of characters.
+
+Of course, the gentrification effects are severe in Berlin, and one can only hope that it won’t change the city’s character completely. Nevertheless, there are still interesting figures in Berlin’s streets, and if you know where to look, you can disregard the phonies, as J.D. Salinger called them.
+
+I have specific areas that I love visiting in Berlin when it comes to street photography. One of them was close to my flat, the Kurfürstendamm. That’s the main shopping avenue of the former West Berlin and one of the city’s most legendary streets. Human geography is a mixture of elderly locals in elegant clothes and tourists.
+
+Then, I’d move towards the Zoologischer Garten Train Station, which is a big junction. The Zoo area always has loads of faces, and that’s the spot I’d spent 40-50 minutes. Then, I’d usually cross C/O Berlin for the last part and go down to Kantstrasse. This is a more local street, and the late afternoon sun is always rewarding.
+
+I’d only occasionally shoot street photography in places like the Central Station (Hauptbahnhof) or the Potsdamer Platz. I find them somewhat incompatible with Berlin’s atmosphere. I’d instead focus on more traditional areas like Schöneberg or Wilmersdorf.
+
+As for the Holocaust Memorial, I’d rather not take street photos there: the patterns are nice, but this is a Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe. The Nazis industrialized death on a terrifying scale. Therefore, it should remain a Memorial reminding us of the Nazi atrocities and not turn into a playground for street photographers.
+
+What attracted me the most
+
+The loneliness of Berlin is totally different from the loneliness of Athens, where I grew up. It’s actually a matter of being and feeling. In Athens, you can be among people and feel lonely; in Berlin, you are lonely. The vast metropolises that the 20th century created in the form of urban jungles are dedicated to lonely people. They work alone, sleep alone, eat alone: you can observe that solitude engraved on their faces when you see them on the subway wired with their earphones.
+
+I wrote back in 2019 a text about my interest in light and shadow when it comes to candid photography. I first practiced street photography in Berlin before trying it elsewhere. Therefore, I owe to Berlin that chase for lonely figures. There were times that I felt lonely in Berlin, and the thought of it can still bring me shivers: when I’m out with friends on a warm summer night in Greece, the thought of my Berlin life can terrify me. Nowadays, though, I feel less lonely in Berlin; the body, however, can never fully forget.
+
+Even on these days of December 2019, I’d only look for lonely figures, people that I had no idea where they were going. I could only guess -and this sort of speculation is probably the motive force of art. Despite talking to loads of people every day in December, my attention was always attracted by people walking alone in the streets. Still, after more than a decade in Berlin, I wish I’d know more about how those people feel. It might be a comfort for me too.
+
+Can still life be street photography?
+
+Sometimes I’m attracted by what people leave behind. And I wonder: is still life part of street photography? The Berlin street photography scene has a significant presence, and it explores different motives. But to this day, I couldn’t find a reply when it comes to still life. Sometimes I wonder if a still photo is a street photo. Well, I have no answer.
+
+I would wonder about such things in the long public transport days of my relocation days. I never took street photography workshops: instead, I tried to stare at photos for hours, analyze favorite street photographers, and practice a lot. But I never wanted to be a scholar in my life or someone who studies next to a master and somehow becomes his successor. That’s actually why I gave up university back in the day.
+
+I preferred to explore the motifs that interested me on my own and spend hours studying them. It didn’t matter to me if I was good or bad in the things I loved. As long as I found pleasure doing them, I didn’t mind it at all. Deep in my heart, I was never a competitive guy.
+
+And I paid several times the cost of that.
+
+The street photos from Berlin
+
+In former times I used to shoot loads of pictures. But after taking photos with instant cameras, I redefined my approach. We should be thoughtful when we take photographs and not act like maniacs. Nowadays, I shoot significantly fewer photos, and there are periods that I leave the camera at home. I believe in breaks, and I no longer believe in social media and the hungry attitude they enforce. The fewer photos I post on Instagram or elsewhere, the more pictures I see around me.
+
+Most of the photos in this post are taken during the days of relocation. I didn’t want this to be a street photography guide, and I’m probably not the one to offer you street photography tips anyway. If you’ve been following this blog for quite a while now, you know that I have my ups and downs like everybody else. Leaving my flat in Berlin has been stressful, mainly because it was short notice. It’s only now that I’m actually recovering from the stress. To give you a better impression: the company that picked up my boxes arrived at my place past midnight on a Friday.
+
+To this day, I don’t know if there’s a street photography Berlin style. But what I know is that Berlin helped me define myself not only as a writer but also as a guy who likes taking candid photos of strangers. In contrast with the previous recaps, I know that I got more personal in this one. But this period was very stressful, and all that pressure needed a way out. One day, I might have to leave Berlin, I might have to leave Germany, and I might not remember my old flat views anymore. At least, I’d like to remember how I felt when I left it behind.
+
+Most of this text was written on a smartphone, in U7, U8, U1, and M29. Somehow, I didn’t want to forget these days. Oh, and by the way: dear neighbor, living on the other side of the corridor of my weird neighbor’s door, if you happen to have a photo of me pointing the middle finger to the door, please send it over. I don’t mind being photographed candidly when there is a concept. It could also be a fine example of Berlin street photography. And also, of what this beautiful city is doing to us sometimes.
+
+And here’s the rest of my street photo gallery from December 2019
+
+So, here you can see some more photos from my Berlin street photography sessions in December 2019, plus some older ones. If you’d like to see more of my street photography, you can watch the video straight below.
+
+December’s posts
+
+Despite relocating in December, I managed to upload a few posts. Apart from November’s recap, I also uploaded my travelogue from Glasgow and wrote a city guide for Glasgow. In December 2019, I also posted two new installments for my Polaroid Diaries. The first one was a polaroid series from Scotland, and the second one dealt with polaroids from Berlin.
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+By the end of the month, and after I returned to Athens for Christmas, I uploaded my usual Travel Summary, covering the destinations I visited in 2019. It’s a post full of useful links for your upcoming journeys.
+
+So, that’s it with the Berlin Street Photography – Recap 15. Stay tuned for next month’s update, and subscribe below for more travelogues and travel tips.
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+You can access all my travel & street photography monthly recaps here.
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+Bonus: The ultimate travel guide to Berlin
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+Trading View Indicators
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+GOG.com is a digital distribution platform – an online store with a curated selection of games, an optional gaming client giving you freedom of choice, and a vivid community of gamers. All of this born from a deeply rooted love for games, utmost care about customers, and a belief that you should own the things you buy.
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+What is GOG.com about?
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+Streamvi is a Video Sharing platform founded in 2018 and made for the people who would like to get their videos uploaded quickly and fast.
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+On Streamvi you can find anything from lifestyle videos, Food videos, Business videos to soccer videos such as Soccer Goals, football highlights, soccer skills and much more. According to our Analytics, Streamvi is mostly used by the English football fans who support big Premier League clubs such as Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester United and other big Football clubs.
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+State governments should seek appropriate legal opinion on CAA, the Union Law Minister says.
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+State governments should seek appropriate legal opinion on CAA, the Union Law Minister says.
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+Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Wednesday said States had a constitutional duty to implement laws passed by Parliament. State governments that had announced that they would not implement the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) should seek appropriate legal opinion on constitutional provisions, he said.
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+“It is the constitutional duty of the States to implement laws passed by Parliament,” Mr. Prasad told reporters.
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+The Law Minister’s comments came a day after the Kerala Assembly passed a resolution asking the Centre to withdraw the amended citizenship law.
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+Mr. Prasad said it was “surprising that those who have come to power by taking oath under the Constitution are now making unconstitutional statements”.
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+The Law Minister said the governments which claim they would not allow the CAA or were getting resolutions passed against implementing it might seek appropriate legal opinion on constitutional provisions.
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+The Parliament of India could make laws on subjects under the Union List which included citizenship, Mr. Prasad said and referred to Clause 2 of Article 245 of the Constitution.
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+“Article 245 (Clause 2) states that no law made by Parliament shall be deemed to be invalid on the ground that it would have extra-territorial operation,” he said.
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+Several Opposition-ruled States including West Bengal, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan have said they will not implement the amended citizenship Act.
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+Prime Minister and most hated man in Australia, Scott “#[email protected]$#*” Morrison, has today acted firmly and decisively to the escalating threat of a third world war by booking himself on to a three week cruise through the Caribbean.
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+“This is one of the largest threats our country and the world has faced in our lifetime,” Morrison told the boat’s barman over a mojito, “and as Prime Minister of Australia it is my duty to address the problem only two months after it’s kicked off.”
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+Asked by fellow passengers whether he would be better off back in Australia drawing up contingency plans in case the ANZUS treaty draws the country into a modern full-scale war between Iran and the United States, Morrison assured his fellow holidayers that his second hand man Michael McCormack had things completely under control. McCormack however was not so sure, stating that this was the first time he was hearing that he was running the country, before declaring that he was moving the capital of the country to Wagga again, and then blamed the oncoming war on exploding cow manure.
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+Meanwhile, the population of Australia have celebrated the news that New Zealand has declared its own war against the country, pledging to overthrow the government of Australia in order to liberate the country from its incompetent leaders.
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+A spam website is reposting alleged satire as genuine news content in an attempt to spread misinformation about Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., and Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn.
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+In one post published Dec. 23, AJUAnews.com claimed the Democratic representatives said they want to get rid of government benefits for seniors. Several links on the website try to get readers to download anti-virus software they don’t need.
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+"They intend to screw over our greatest generation by removing from them everything that we have earned over the years," the article reads. "The two held a joint press conference yesterday to announce their intention to remove from senior citizens what they termed ‘entitlements’, such as Social Security and Medicare."
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+The story was flagged as part of Facebook’s efforts to combat false news and misinformation on its News Feed. (Read more about our partnership with Facebook.) It has been shared more than 18,000 times.
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+(Screenshot from AJUAnews.com)
+
+The article is fake — its source is a website that publishes satire. And we’ve previously debunked similarly false stories from AJUAnews, which was created in early December, according to WhoIs data.
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+The article about Ocasio-Cortez and Omar was originally published by Daily World Update, a website that purports to publish political satire. The site is run by Christopher Blair, a liberal who tries to trick conservatives into sharing made-up stories on social media.
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+The original story has several labels warning that it’s satire. But AJUAnews’ version includes only one small, hard-to-read disclaimer, and several Facebook users and pages have shared the story with the assumption that it’s true.
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+There was no press conference for cutting entitlements. In fact, both congresswomen have spoken in favor of Medicare for All, which would change the private insurance system to a government-run approach that would cover most Americans.
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+Ocasio-Cortez has also advocated for the Social Security 2100 Act, which aims to raise the program’s benefits — including those provided by Old Age, Survivors and Disability Insurance.
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+The article is inaccurate and makes a ridiculous claim. We rate it Pants on Fire!
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+Ethereum is not having the greatest start to 2020. Prices are dumping again from levels which are already at rock bottom as more ETH gets liquidated on exchanges.
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+Ethereum Keeps Dumping
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+Since New Year’s day ETH has dumped over 5% and the rout has continued for the third day of the month. Support at $130 has turned resistance as the world’s number two slid back to $125 a couple of hours ago according to Tradingview.com.
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+Yesterday’s Muir Glacier upgrade has done nothing for Ethereum prices as was the case with Istanbul last month. Hard forks and network improvements have little effect on markets these days.
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+Since its 2019 peak ETH has dumped 65% and it doesn’t look like recovering any time soon.
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+The cause appears to be a massive liquidation on major exchanges. As observed by trader ‘CryptoGainz’ Huobi has been flooded with $30 million in Ethereum over the past week.
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+“Oh, you know, just a casual +235k net inflow of $eth to huobi over the last 7 days.”
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+Oh, you know, just a casual +235k net inflow of $eth to huobi over the last 7 days. At this point bulls owe Xi Jinping 30$ for the thorough prostate exam he has given them. pic.twitter.com/GZgu4mHFdM — CryptoGainz (@CryptoGainz1) January 3, 2020
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+Since this exchange is popular in China the dump is likely to be the remnants of the PlusToken scam being liquidated. Huge Ethereum dumps occurred last month as PlusToken wallets were emptied. It was suggested at the time that the scammers could manipulate Ethereum prices for a long time to come.
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+In reality they appear to be just offloading their ill-gotten gains so prices are likely to recover as Ethereum fundamentals improve or crypto markets turn bullish again.
+
+Nevermind the FUD
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+Aside from scammers and whales manipulating markets and encouraging the bears, Ethereum is fundamentally solid.
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+A growing DeFi ecosystem based on ETH proves that the token is evolving into the internet of money. The amount of ETH locked in DeFi has hit another all-time high of 3 million according to Defipulse.com.
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+There is also renewed optimism for ETH 2.0, the first stages of which will be rolled out this year as observed by crypto analysts.
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+“Super excited to see $ETH pull off Ethereum 2.0 this year. Definitely going to be the biggest crypto moment of the year.”
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+The entire rollout of the completely new ETH 2.0 platform is still a couple of years away but the first proof of stake Beacon Chain is likely to be activated later this year.
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+This will herald an entirely new way to earn with Ethereum through running a node or staking rewards which major exchanges are likely to offer.
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+Ethereum is having a rough time at the moment but there is light at the end of the digital tunnel.
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+Image from Shutterstock
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+'There's just no money coming in': Cannabis sector bracing for wave of insolvencies in 2020
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+Article content Cannabis industry insiders are bracing for a slew of bankruptcies in the coming year as small and medium-sized companies low on cash struggle to raise funds in the downtrodden sector.
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+Article content “We have had a busy few years, but next year we’re going to be busy for a different reason — we expect a few million dollars in legal fees from insolvencies and consolidation,” said Ranjeev Dhillon, a partner at McCarthy Tetrault LLP and the firm’s cannabis group lead. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.
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+Article content There are currently more than 200 cannabis companies either in the cultivation, processing or extraction businesses, primarily supplying a domestic market that has yet to cross the $1 billion mark in annual sales. Although cannabis sales have been increasing on a monthly basis since legalization in October 2018, inventory has been growing much more quickly, resulting in oversupply and declining prices. That dynamic, coupled with a slow rollout in the number of cannabis stores in Ontario — which, to a large extent, choked the supply chain — has led to consecutive quarters of weak revenue for many licensed producers. “We are definitely going to see some companies struggle. We’ve already seen two companies file for bankruptcy protection, and they certainly won’t be the last,” said Greg Engel, CEO of Organigram Holdings Inc., which has also been hit by slumping sales.
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+Article content In December, Wayland Group Corp., one of the first pot companies to obtain a cultivation licence, filed for creditor protection. Two months earlier, DionyMed Brands Inc. had entered into receivership after failing to repay debt. “Companies that don’t have a good cost structure will be in a really difficult position. It’s not about growing cannabis anymore, it’s about how efficient you are as a consumer packaged goods producer,” Engel added. It’s not about growing cannabis anymore, it’s about how efficient you are as a consumer packaged goods producer Greg Engel, CEO of Organigram Holdings For Narbe Alexandrian, CEO of Canopy Rivers Inc., the venture capital arm of Canopy Growth Corp., the ongoing lack of institutional investor interest is the sector’s biggest red flag going into 2020. “There’s just no money coming in, so if you have a low cash balance, you might be in trouble,” Alexandrian said. “We haven’t seen the blood on the streets yet.”
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+Article content Quebec licensed producer Hexo Corp. saw its stock price plunge 20 per cent over the holiday period after it announced a discounted equity raise of US$25 million on Dec. 26. The company issued 15 million new shares at a price that was approximately 14 per cent below its closing price before markets closed on Christmas Eve. The company had previously raised $70 million through a convertible debt deal, and introduced a new discounted dried flower product called Original Stash (priced roughly 50 per cent below market value), in an effort to boost its cash position. Photo by Chris Roussakis/Bloomberg files Pablo Zuanic, an analyst with Cantor Fitzgerald called the deal “surprising.” “Given the company had raised $70 million in convertible debentures after the October quarter, and had entered into an after-market facility to raise equity, we wonder about the need for these extra $32 million proceeds,” he wrote in a note to clients.
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+Article content CIBC pot analyst John Zamparo had earlier forecast that Hexo’s “burn rate” of approximately $45 million per quarter suggested that the company would need additional funds by June 2020, or risk operating with just $5 million in cash. Though he declined to name specific companies that could possibly face bankruptcy in 2020, McCarthy’s Dhillon said that he “wouldn’t be surprised if some of the more well-known licensed producers run into major cash issues.” “You might be able to borrow money, but it will be very restricted, onerous terms. I think that’s when you’ll start seeing the private equity players and hedge funds get more involved because they’ll be able to strip these companies of assets that don’t make sense and restructure,” Dhillon added.
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+Article content The rollout of major new product lines as part of the legalization of edibles presents a significant risk to producers. Most of the major licensed producers — Canopy Growth Corp., Hexo and Tilray — have invested heavily in cannabis-infused drinks that will hit the market in the first quarter of 2020, but some industry observers are predicting that beverages might be a failed venture altogether. Photo by Julie Oliver/Postmedia files “When you look at the established markets in the U.S. — California, Oregon and Colorado — beverages are just two per cent of those markets. They never really took off,” said Jerome Hass of Lightwater Partners Ltd. Hass believes that certain licensed producers are vastly overstating the impact beverages will have on overall sales. He says his company invested in a small brewery in Waterloo, Ont., that he once thought would be a “perfect play” for cannabis-infused drinks.
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+Article content “They had a canning facility, and excess capacity so we thought these guys would be a prime beneficiary of cannabis 2.0. But management recently told us they spoke to a number of major LPs about the process of making cannabis drinks and decided the opportunity wasn’t worth their time,” Hass said. A key aspect to the success of cannabis-infused drinks and edibles are the onset and offset times — how long it will take for the consumer to feel the “high” from the product, and subsequently, to sober up. “Most companies are making gummies, chocolates, candies, drinks. So where the true innovation comes in will be who masters the onset and offset,” said Alexandrian, though he admits that many companies have been spreading themselves too thin in the race to offer up a variety of cannabis 2.0 products. “I’m not sure yet what products will do well. It’s too early to tell. But the test for the industry going forward, next year and beyond, will be which companies can survive as consumer packaged goods companies. They need to be dead-set focused on how to deliver the best experience for the consumer. Those are the companies to invest in,” he said. Financial Post • Email: vsubramaniam@nationalpost.com | Twitter: VanmalaS
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+In the past two years, Keen Security Lab did in-depth research on the security of Tesla Cars and presented our research results on Black Hat 2017 and Black Hat 2018. Our research involves many in-vehicle components. We demonstrated how to hack into these components, including CID, IC, GATEWAY, and APE. The vulnerabilities we utilized exists in the kernel, browser, MCU firmware, UDS protocol, and OTA updating services. It is worth noting that recently we did some interesting works on Autopilot module, we analyzed the implementation details of autowipers and lane recognition function and make an example of attacking in the physical world.
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+To understand the security of Tesla\’s on-board system more comprehensively, we researched the Wi-Fi module (aka Parrot on Model S) and found two vulnerabilities in the Wi-Fi firmware and Wi-Fi driver. By combining these two vulnerabilities, the host Linux system can be compromised.
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+Introduction
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+This article reveals the details of two vulnerabilities and introduces how to exploit these vulnerabilities, which proves that these vulnerabilities can be used by an attacker to hack into the Tesla Model S in-vehicle system remotely through the Wi-Fi.
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+Parrot Module
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+The third-party module Parrot on Tesla Model S is FC6050W, which integrates the Wireless function and Bluetooth function. Parrot connects to CID via USB protocol and runs Linux. Parrot uses the USB Ethernet gadget so that Parrot can communicate with CID trough Ethernet. When Tesla Model S connected to a wireless network, it is Parrot connected to the wireless network. Then, the network traffic from CID routed by Parrot.
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+We can find the hardware organization from a very detailed datasheet[1].
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+The pinout description of Parrot also presented in the datasheet. The Linux shell can be found through the Debug UART pins.
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+The reset pin connects to the GPIO port of CID. Thus CID can reset the whole Parrot module by using these commands.
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+Marvell Wifi Chip
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+The Marvell 88W8688 is a low-cost, low-power highly-integrated IEEE 802.11a/g/b MAC/Baseband/RF WLAN and Bluetooth Baseband/RF system-on-chip (SoC) [2].
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+The block diagram published on the Marvell website[3].
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+The 88w8688 contains an embedded high-performance Marvell Ferocean ARM9-compatible processor. By modifying the firmware, we acquired the value of the Main ID Register, which is 0x11101556. According to the value, we concluded the CPU might be Feroceon 88FR101 rev 1. On Parrot, the Marvell 88w8688 chipset connects to the host system via the SDIO interface.
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+The memory region of 88w8688 could be as follows.
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+Firmware
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+The firmware download process of 88w8688 contains two stages, the helper firmware “sd8688_helper.bin” downloads to chip first, then the main firmware “sd8688.bin” downloads to chip. The helper responsible for and downloading the firmware file and verifying every chunk of the firmware file. The firmware file consists of many chunks, below is the structure of each chunk stable.
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+The 88w8688 chip runs based on ThreadX OS which is an RTOS targeting for embedded devices. The code of ThreadX can be found in the ROM region, so the firmware “sd8688.bin” runs as an application of ThreadX.
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+On Tesla, the version ID of firmware “sd8688.bin” is “sd8688-B1, RF868X, FP44, 13.44.1.p49”. All the following research results are based on this version.
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+After identified the ThreadX API, the information about tasks is as below.
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+Also, the information about memory pools is as below.
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+Log and Debug
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+The firmware did not implement the CPU vector handler for Data Abort, Prefetch Abort, Undefine, and SWI, which means the firmware halts after a crash, and we cannot know where and why the firmware crash.
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+So, we patched the firmware with our custom Prefetch Abort and Data Abort vector handler. The handler records the values of register includes general-purpose register, the status register, and link register in system mode and IRQ mode. In this way, we can know where the code runs in both system mode and IRQ mode when a crash happens.
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+We chose to write these values to unused memory, for example, 0x52100~0x5FFFF. These values still can be read after the chip reset.
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+After implemented the undefine vector handler and changed some instruction to undefine instruction, we can get or set registers when the firmware is running. In this way, we can debug the firmware.
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+To re-download a new firmware to chip, try to send the command HostCmd_CMD_SOFT_RESET from kernel to chip, then the chip resets and new firmware downloads.
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+Vulnerability in Firmware
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+The 88w8688 chip supports 802.11e WMM (Wi-Fi Multimedia) protocol. In this protocol, the station could send an action frame Add Traffic Stream (ADDTS) request with Traffic Specification (TSPEC) to another device. Then the other device returns an action frame ADDTS response. Below is the action frame.
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+The whole process of ADDTS may like this. When the host operation system wants to send an ADDTS request, the kernel driver fills and sends a HostCmd_DS_COMMAND structure with command HostCmd_CMD_WMM_ADDTS_REQ to chip. Then the firmware transmits the ADDTS request packet over the air. When the chip received an ADDTS response from another device, it copies this response without an action header to the HostCmd_CMD_WMM_ADDTS_REQ structure as a result of ADDTS_REQ command and passes the structure HostCmd_DS_COMMAND to the kernel driver. After that, the kernel driver process this response.
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+The vulnerability exists in the process of copying the data from the ADDTS response packet to the HostCmd_CMD_WMM_ADDTS_REQ structure. The length of copy calculated by subtracting 4 bytes length of action header from length of action frame. But if the action frame only contains a header and the length of the header is only 3 bytes, the length needs to copy is 0xffffffff. So, the memory could be corrupted very badly, resulting in a crash very stable.
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+Vulnerability in Driver
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+There are three kinds of data sent between the chip and the kernel driver through the SDIO interface, MV_TYPE_DATA, MV_TYPE_CMD, and MV_TYPE_EVENT. The definition of commands and events can be found in source code.
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+The whole process about command processing as follows. The driver handles the command from a user-space process such as ck5050, wpa_supplicant and initializes a structure HostCmd_DS_COMMAND by the function wlan_prepare_cmd(). The last argument pdata_buf points to a related structure that contains the necessary information to initialize the structure HostCmd_DS_COMMAND. The function wlan_process_cmdresp() is responsible for handling the command response from the chip and copying back the results to the structure references by pdata_buf.
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+The vulnerability exists in the function wlan_process_cmdresp() when the driver is processing the response of command HostCmd_CMD_GET_MEM. The function wlan_process_cmdresp() not check if the member size of structure HostCmd_DS_COMMAND is valid, which results in a buffer overflow when copying the data from structure HostCmd_DS_COMMAND to other place.
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+Code Execute in Wi-Fi Chip
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+Obviously, the vulnerability in firmware is a heap overflow. To utilize this vulnerability to gain code execution in the Wi-Fi chip, we need to figure out how the function memcpy() corrupted the memory, what could happen after triggering the vulnerability, and where the crash happens.
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+To trigger the vulnerability, the length of action header should be less than 4, and we must provide the correct dialog token in action frame, which means the length passed to memcpy() must be 0xffffffff. The source address is fixed because the source buffer allocates from memory pool pool_start_id_rmlmebuf, which has only one block. The destination buffer allocates from memory pool pool_start_id_tx. So the destination address could be one of the four addresses.
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+The source address and destination address locate in RAM region 0xC0000000~0xC003FFFF, but the address range from 0xC0000000 to 0xCFFFFFFF is valid. So, the results of reading or writing to these memory areas are the same.
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+Because the memory region from 0xC0000000 to 0xCFFFFFFF is readable and writable, the process of copying is almost impossible to reach the boundary of the memory region. After 0x40000 bytes copied, the memory can be considered as shifted a distance once. In this process, some data could be overwritten and lost.
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+The CPU in 88w8688 contains only one core, so the chip may not crash during the execution of copying until an interrupt occurs. Since memory already corrupted by the vulnerability, in most cases, the chip crashed in the interrupt handlers.
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+The interrupt controller provides a simple firmware interface to the interrupt system. When an interrupt occurs, the firmware gets the interrupt event from the register of the interrupt controller and invokes the related interrupt handler.
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+There are many interrupt sources, so the chip can crash at many places after triggering the vulnerability.
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+One possibility is that the interrupt comes from 0x15, then the function 0x26580 be called. There is a link list pointer at 0xC000CC08. The value of this pointer could be overwritten after triggering the vulnerability. However, the manipulation of the link list may not be able to give us the chance to gain code execution.
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+Another crash happens in the interrupt handler of the Timer Interrupt. The handler does thread switching sometimes, and another task could resume running, which means the process of copying can be suspended temporarily and the chip crash during other tasks running. In this situation, the firmware crashed in function 0x4D75C usually.
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+The function read a pointer at 0xC000D7DC, which points to structure TX_SEMAPHORE. After triggering the vulnerability, we can overwrite the pointer to our fake TX_SEMAPHORE structure.
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+If the member tx_semaphore_suspension_list also points to our fake TX_THREAD_STRUCT structure, when the function _tx_semaphore_put() update the link of the adjacent threads in TX_THREAD_STRUCT structure, we can get a chance to “write anything anywhere.”
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+We can directly overwrite the next instruction after “BL os_semaphore_put” with a jump instruction to archive code execute as the memory in ITCM is RWX. The difficulty lies in we need to spray both TX_SEMAPHORE structure and TX_THREAD_STRUCT structure in memory. We also need to make sure the pointer tx_semaphore_suspension_list in structure TX_SEMAPHORE points to our fake TX_THREAD_STRUCT structure. These conditions can be satisfied, but the success rate is very low.
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+We mainly focus on the third crash place, in the handler of MCU interrupts. The pointer g_interface_sdio points to structure struct_interface can be overwritten.
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+The function pointer funB in this structure will be invoked in this function. If the pointer g_interface_sdio overwrited, arbitrary code execution can be achieved.
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+Here is the register dump when instruction “BX R3” executes in function interface_call_funB(). In this dump, g_interface_sdio overwrited by 0xabcd1211.
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+The function interface_call_funB() called by the handler of MACMCU interrupt at 0x4E3D0.
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+After the source address of copying reach the address 0xC0040000, the whole memory can be considered as shifted a distance once. After the source address of copying reach the address 0xC0080000, the whole memory shifted twice. The distance could be as follows.
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+After trigger the vulnerability, in most cases, the memory will be shifted 3~5 times when interrupt occurs. The pointer g_interface_sdio at address 0xC000B818, so g_interface_sdio can be overwritten by the data at these addresses.
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+The addresses 0xC0024FAF, 0xC00237AF and 0xC0021FAF located in a huge DMA buffer 0xC0021F90~0xC0025790 which is used for storing 802.11 Data Frame received by Wi-Fi chip temporarily. So, this huge buffer can be used to spray with fake pointers.
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+To spray our fake pointers in memory, we can send many normal 802.11 Data Frame full of fake pointers to Wi-Fi chip. The DMA buffer is so huge that we can directly spray our shellcode in it. To improve the success rate of exploiting, we used egg-hunters to search for our shellcode.
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+If we successfully overwrote g_interface_sdio, the shellcode or egg hunter can very close to 0xC000B818. The fake pointer we used is 0x41954 because there is a pointer 0xC000B991 at address 0x41954+0x24. Then, we can hijack \$PC to 0xC000B991. At the same time, the pointer 0x41954 can be recognized as normal instructions.
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+We got about a 25% success rate to achieve code execution in this method.
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+Attack Host System
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+The vulnerability in kernel driver can be trigger by sending data from chip through SDIO interface.
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+The command HostCmd_CMD_GET_MEM initialize by function wlan_get_firmware_mem() in normal case.
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+In this case, pdata_buf points to the buffer allocated by the function kmalloc(), which means it is a kernel heap overflow. The function wlan_get_firmware_mem() cannot be called in the real environment, and heap overflow is hard to exploit.
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+However, a compromised chip can return the result with a different command id after receiving a command. Therefore, the vulnerability can be triggered during the process of many command processing. In this situation, the vulnerability can be heap overflow or stack overflow depending on where pdata_buf points to. We found the function wlan_enable_11d(), which used the address of local variable enable as pdata_buf. Thus, we can trigger a stack buffer overflow.
+
+The function wlan_enable_11d() called by wlan_11h_process_join(). Obviously, HostCmd_CMD_802_11_SNMP_MIB used in the process of associating with AP. The vulnerability in firmware only can be trigger when Parrot already connects to an AP. When we get code execution in the chip, Parrot already joined an AP. To trigger the stack buffer overflow in wlan_enable_11d(), the compromised chip needs to deceive the kernel driver that the chip disconnects from AP. Then, a reconnection launched by the driver and the command HostCmd_CMD_802_11_SNMP_MIB sent to firmware in function wlan_enable_11d(). Therefore, to launch the reconnection, the chip only needs to send event EVENT_DISASSOCIATED to the driver.
+
+After triggering the vulnerability and get code execution in chip, the chip cannot work properly anymore, so our shellcode running in chip need to handle a series of commands when Parrot is trying to reconnect to original AP. The only command we need to handle is HostCmd_CMD_802_11_SCAN before the command HostCmd_CMD_802_11_SNMP_MIB comes. Below is the whole process from disassociation to trigger kernel driver vulnerability.
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+The event and command packet can be sent directly by operating the register SDIO_CardStatus and SDIO_SQReadBaseAddress0. The register SDIO_SQWriteBaseAddress0 at 0x80000114 is useful for processing the data received from the kernel driver.
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+Command Execute in Linux System
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+As Linux Kernel 2.6.36 does not support NX, it’s possible to execute the shellcode on stack directly. In the meantime, the type of size in structure HostCmd_DS_COMMAND is u16, so the shellcode can be big enough to do lots of things.
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+After triggered vulnerability and controlled \$PC, \$R7 points to the kernel stack. It is very convenient to jump to the shellcode.
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+The function run_linux_cmd in shellcode called Usermode Helper API to execute Linux commands.
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+Get Shell Remotely
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+After triggering the vulnerability in chip, the whole RAM region corrupted, and the firmware cannot work anymore. Besides, the kernel stack is corrupted and needs to be repaired.
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+To make the wireless function of Parrot works again properly, we did these things:
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+1. After sending the kernel payload through the SDIO interface, we reset the chip by running the following code. Later, the kernel driver finds the chip and redownload the firmware.
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+2. Call kernel function rtnl_unlock() in shellcode function fun_ret() to unlock rtnl_mutex which locked before wlan_enable_11d() called, or the wireless function in Linux will hangs, result in Parrot reboot by CID.
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+3. Call kernel function do_exit() in shellcode function fun_ret() to kill the user-mode process wpa_supplicant and restart it, so we don’t need to repair the kernel stack.
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+4. Kill process ck5050 and start again, or ck5050 segment fault due to chip reset, result in Parrot reboot by CID.
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+To get shell remotely, we force Parrot to connect to our AP and alter iptables rules. Then, the shell listened on port 23 can be reached.
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+Finally, the success rate of getting a shell is about 10%.
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+Complete Exploit process
+
+The attacker sends DEAUTH frames to all the AP nearby. When Tesla reconnects to AP, the attacker gets the MAC address of Tesla. Spray the fake pointer, then trigger the vulnerability in firmware by directly send corrupt Action Frame. The function memcpy() executed until interrupt occurs. Gain code execution in the Wi-Fi chip. Stage 1 shellcode sends the event EVENT_DISASSOCIATED to the driver. Stage 1 shellcode handles some commands and waits for the command HostCmd_CMD_802_11_SNMP_MIB. Stage 1 shellcode sends the payload to trigger the kernel stack overflow through the SDIO interface. Stage 2 shellcode executed and invoke the kernel function call_usermodehelper(). Linux system command executed and try to fix the wireless function of Parrot. Attacker setups an AP and a DHCP server in this AP Linux system command forces the Parrot to join our AP and alter the iptables rules. The attacker can telnet to port 23 on Parrot.
+
+Demo Video
+
+Conclusion
+
+In this article, we presented the details of the vulnerability in the firmware and the vulnerability in the Marvell kernel driver and explained how to utilize these two vulnerabilities to compromise the Parrot Linux system by just sending malicious packets from a normal Wi-Fi dongle.
+
+Responsible disclosure
+
+All the two vulnerabilities we presented above are reported to Tesla in March 2019. Tesla already fixed them in version 2019.36.2, and the Marvell also has deployed a fix and published a security advisory[4] to the issue. The disclosure of the vulnerability research report had been communicated to Tesla, and Tesla is aware of our release.
+
+You can track the issue from links below:
+
+References
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+[1] https://fccid.io/RKXFC6050W/Users-Manual/user-manual-1707044
+
+[2] https://www.marvell.com/wireless/88w8688/
+
+[3] https://www.marvell.com/wireless/assets/Marvell-88W8688-SoC.pdf
+
+[4] https://www.marvell.com/documents/ioaj5dntk2ubykssa78s/
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+“Purity test”? “Pragmatic progressive”? “Free stuff”? What are these politicians talking about?
+
+If you’re confused, you’re not alone. Certain words and phrases are routinely used by “centrist” political candidates. By design, these terms are imprecise, emotionally charged, and often self-contradicting. In fact, the word “centrist” is just such a term, since polling shows that the economic viewpoint of these candidates—especially regarding health care, Social Security, education and other social programs—is often well to the right of the general public.
+
+Pete Buttigieg’s recent use of the term “purity test” is a case in point. While the Midwestern mayor used it to describe criticism of big-donor fundraising, it has also been applied to policies such as Medicare for All and the Green New Deal. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez fired back a few days later. “For anyone who accuses us for instituting purity tests,” she said, “it’s called having values. It’s called giving a damn.”
+
+Presumably, every Democratic primary voter has some core values that any candidate must at least nominally endorse to get their support. What makes one position a “value” and another a “purity test”? Given the confusion caused by this and other terms, and as an aid to the general public, here’s a guide to centrist terminology.
+
+The Centrist’s Dictionary
+
+“Centrist”
+
+Someone who presents a corporate-friendly agenda with less fervor than the typical Republican, with a modest measure of regulation as demanded by circumstances and with a patina of social liberalism.
+
+“Choice” (when applied to a public good)
+
+A word used as an attempt to distract people from the flawed state of the American social contract by forcing them to choose from an array of semi-functional, overpriced private-sector products. This allows policymakers to subsidize private corporations at public expense, while at the same time providing the public with something that loosely resembles—but is not—a functioning social safety net.
+
+“Compete” (as in, “prepare workers of the future to compete”)
+
+A word used to describe what workers will be required to do to survive in the new, Randian economy. For example, to become competitive, workers are sometimes expected to run through a gauntlet of poorly conceived and insufficiently funded educational programs to re-train them for the “new economy” (defined below), often under the assumption that there is a secret app designer hiding inside every laid-off manufacturing employee. To “compete” after training, workers should be prepared to fight like crabs in a barrel for low-paying jobs that provide no employment security or benefits. (See also: “Jobs of the future,” defined below.)
+
+“Free stuff”
+
+A term of contemptuous dismissal for public services that are commonly available in other developed countries, and which any decent society would make available to all human beings.
+
+“Friend of mine” (as in, “John McCain was a friend of mine”)
+
+A declaration of sentimental attachment not only to an individual across the aisle, but also to a long-passed era of comity between powerful individuals from both political parties. The term reflects an unwillingness to accept the cynicism and depravity of today’s GOP. It may also indicate a willingness to use “bipartisanship” as a cover for offering conservative policies by pretending they are needed to attract Republican votes (which they will not do).
+
+“Health care consumers”
+
+People who are forced to choose from a bewildering array of inadequate private health options, based on future needs they can’t anticipate, as offered by private corporations that benefit financially by confusing them now and denying them medical care later. The word “consumers” allows policymakers to accuse individuals of not being “smart shoppers” when things go wrong, thereby deflecting blame away from both themselves and the corporations.
+
+“I don’t think anyone has a monopoly on bold ideas”
+
+I don’t have any bold ideas.
+
+“I know how to get things done”
+
+I intend to keep using a political approach that hasn’t gotten anything done for years.
+
+“I will not raise taxes one penny on the middle class”
+
+I’ll let corporations keep ripping the nearly-vanished “middle class” off instead, charging people more than they’d pay in taxes while providing less in services—and without public oversight or accountability.
+
+“I’m pragmatic”
+
+I don’t believe that a country that won two world wars, rebuilt its economy with the New Deal after the Great Depression, created Medicare and Social Security, developed the internet at public expense, and sent several manned missions to the moon can do big things.
+
+“Ideology” (as in, “I don’t believe in rigid adherence to any political ideology”)
+
+A pejorative term for principles and/or core values.
+
+“Jobs of the future”
+
+Menial piecework tasks, parceled out through apps that force workers into 12-hour days in the hopes they can eke out a living through a lifetime of endless servility.
+
+“Managed competition”
+
+Managed confusion. (See “Choice,” above.)
+
+“New economy”
+
+Same as the old economy (circa 19th century), but the boss wears a turtleneck or a hoodie.
+
+“Our country needs to balance its budget like a family sitting around the kitchen table”
+
+Definition 1: I don’t understand how finance works.
+
+Definition 2: I don’t want you to understand how finance works.
+
+“Pipe dream”
+
+Any bold idea I don’t support.
+
+“Privatization”
+
+Theft of public resources.
+
+“Public/private partnership”
+
+See above; the exploitation of public resources for private profit.
+
+“Purity test”
+
+Any belief or policy I won’t espouse because it would alienate my funders, but that I won’t openly oppose because it’s popular with voters. It implies that people who support it are rigid and unreasonable, rather than principled and thoughtful.
+
+“Reaching across the aisle”
+
+A coded message to big-money donors that you will not fight for the policies you claim to believe in.
+
+“Realistic” (as in, “Your proposal (backed by a large majority of voters) isn’t realistic”)
+
+We don’t live in a functioning democracy and I don’t plan to do anything about it.
+
+“Rich kids/Trump’s kids” (as in, “I don’t want to give free college to Donald Trump’s kids”)
+
+1) I believe that social program X is a commodity, not a public good; 2) if I really cared about economic inequality, I’d raise taxes on the Trumps of this world to pay for it, and 3) my logic could be applied to elementary schools, too, so I hope you don’t think about what I’m saying too much.
+
+“Something we can get done” (as in, “The public option is something we can get done”)
+
+A cautious proposal that can’t get passed as long as Republicans control the Senate, but will not inspire voters to turn the Senate Democratic. In other words, something that can’t get done.
+
+“Universal coverage”
+
+The stated goal of providing every American with inadequate health insurance that ensures neither financial security nor decent medical care.
+
+“You can be progressive and practical at the same time”
+
+I am neither progressive nor practical.
+
+This article was produced by Economy for All, a project of the Independent Media Institute.
+
+Richard “RJ” Eskow is senior adviser for health and economic justice at Social Security Works. He is also the host of The Zero Hour, a syndicated progressive radio and television program.
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+You can tell that the Obama administration’s legacy in the Middle East is in danger because the media, as the self-appointed janitors of that legacy, have gone into overdrive obfuscating the timing, context, and significance of this week’s attack on the United States embassy in Baghdad. Although President Donald Trump has gone a long way to dismantling Obama’s legacy in the region, much more remains to be done, including a halt to American taxpayer money that has been flowing into Iranian-controlled governments in Iraq and Lebanon.
+
+Earlier this week Iran-backed militias stormed the U.S. embassy in Baghdad, chanting “Down, down USA!” and hurling water bottles and smashing security cameras. The attackers breached parts of the embassy and were only dispersed the next day, after Trump deployed Marines to ensure the safety of our embassy personnel and property.
+
+The attacks have been building for months, including roughly a dozen attacks on U.S. assets by these militias and American retaliatory strikes against five locations in Iraq and Syria belonging to the Iranian-backed Kata’ib Hezbollah. The group represents an ongoing replication of the “Islamic revolutionary model” that Iran first “exported” to and “perfected” in Lebanon in the early 1980s.
+
+The New York Times has labeled the attackers “mourners” responding to the U.S. strikes, while the front page of the first Washington Post edition of 2020 labeled them “protesters.” The latter is a particularly pernicious mislabeling. The media has done its best to conflate the attacks with anti-Iran protests that have been happening across Iraq for the last three months, but of course those actual protesters are pro-Iraqi sovereignty demonstrators fed up with the corruption and the broad perception that the Iraqi government is controlled by Iran.
+
+Confirming exactly that accusation, the Iraqi government has repeatedly attacked the anti-Iran protesters, killing hundreds and wounding thousands, while giving a free pass and ready access to the Iran-backed fighters who stormed our embassy.
+
+The media’s goal is to characterize the protests as a wholesale rejection of Trump’s policies in the region, hence the wall-to-wall disinformation about mourning and protesting. What’s actually at stake is Obama’s legacy. The Iran Deal was a bargain in which Iran would be handed control over the Middle East in exchange for some temporary limitations on nuclear activities.
+
+As Obama said, the Saudis — by which he meant Sunnis across the region — would just have to learn to “share the neighborhood” with Iran. The attack on our embassy shows what sharing the region actually means, and the anti-Iran Iraqi protesters are saying they reject it.
+
+Trump has partially withdrawn from the Iran deal, and Tehran is feeling the pressure. Behnam Ben Taleblu, a scholar from the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies in Washington, recently said the “Death to America” chants are a “dead giveaway” that these protests are being orchestrated by Iran as an effort to shore up its position. “These are pro-Iran and pro-militia sympathizers that appear to be out of touch with the thousands of Iraqis who have been chanting ‘Iran, out!’”
+
+Other parts of Obama’s legacy, however, persist. One of the most glaring in the aftermath of the attack on our embassy is that we continue to pour money into countries like Iraq and Lebanon that are outright dominated by the mullahs in Iran through proxies like the Hezbollah militias in those countries.
+
+Inside the administration, Trump loyalists have sought to cut that aid the Deep State has rushed in to preserve those policies. In Congress, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) recently sent around a two-page bill titled the “Stop Sending American Taxpayer Money to Governments Controlled by Terrorists Act.” The bill smartly proposed halting assistance to any Lebanese administration that is improperly influenced by Hezbollah.
+
+Cruz’s bill should be expanded to include any government that is under Iranian control, not just Lebanon, as Iran has made attempts to establish proxy regimes in Syria, Yemen, and Iraq. Given Iran is interested in expanding its hegemony in the region by reproducing the Islamic Revolution in neighboring countries, there is no realm in which American aid should facilitate such activities.
+
+Cruz’s proposal, and likewise an expansion of it, would amount to a full condemnation of what Foundation for the Defense of Democracies’ Tony Badran has labeled the Obama Realignment Doctrine, or. Obama’s strategy to restore a power “balance” in the Middle East by empowering Iran and disfavoring our long-term allies. Such an approach achieved its heyday in the Iran Deal and its repudiation in Trump’s withdrawal.
+
+For those on the left, the current desire to salvage the remnants of Obama’s legacy has come at the expense of revealing the true nature of Iraqi unrest. It’s not only irresponsible but further reveals the level of perpetual dishonesty needed to sustain popular support (or at minimum, acceptance) of the Iran Deal. If your strategy requires lying to justify its existence, perhaps it’s not such a fantastic approach.
+
+Erielle is a Senior Policy Analyst at the Jewish Institute for National Security of America (JINSA).
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+Ruchi Aunty—who is not my actual aunt, but my dear friend’s mother—makes the best gulab jamun. They are pillowy, hyper-sweet, and pleasantly perfumed with cardamom. They remind me of my childhood, of potluck holiday gatherings and birthday parties, and they continue to be a fixture in my life: On Diwali, I tucked away a handful in a repurposed yogurt container to enjoy for the rest of the week.
+
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+
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+
+About a year and a half ago, I bought a doughnut pan. I had found refuge in the kitchen during a tumultuous and acrimonious divorce, and a friend suggested that I buy one. “Who doesn’t like doughnuts?” she said in a text. I became obsessed with baking doughnuts: tender and cake-like, easy and quick. With no rise times or frying temperatures to consider, baked doughnuts could be on the table in less than an hour from start to finish.
+
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+
+The first “fancy” doughnuts that I made were black tea doughnuts with a chai-spiced glaze and sprinkled with crushed Parle-G biscuits. “You just turned my childhood into a doughnut,” a South Asian friend wrote on Instagram. (Parle-G are consumed across the South Asian diaspora and often accompany hot, milky chai.) Her comment prompted me to refashion other familiar nostalgic flavors—including Ruchi Aunty’s gulab jamun—into doughnuts.
+
+My aim was to make a confection that captured both a gulab jamun’s milky smoothness and my favorite doughnuts’ visual and textural variety. A bit of color, a bit of unexpected crunch, layers of flavor.
+
+An aside: I’ve noticed that gulab jamun are referred to as “South Asian doughnuts” on menus and in the media often. This is a mistake. Gulab jamun are not made of dough, but of mostly khoya, a product made by slowly boiling milk until it thickens into a solid. Madhur Jaffrey, in her seminal 1973 cookbook An Invitation To Indian Cooking, writes, “You could call it fried milk balls in syrup.” Making gulab jamun requires a great deal of precision, technique, and labor. In brief: Khoya, which takes hours to make, is combined with flour and cream (among other ingredients), and rolled into ping-pong-sized balls; once shaped, the fritters are deep fried and then soaked a cardamom-rose-saffron sugar syrup. The dessert has a pleasant edge from the twice-caramelized milk sugars.
+
+My first attempt was okay, but the doughnuts didn’t capture those complex caramel flavors, nor the overall luxuriousness that I associate with gulab jamun. My second attempt, however, was spot-on. Between tries, I made two significant changes to my recipe: I now use a mix of white and dark brown sugars, and I brush the baked doughnuts with a cardamom-infused milk syrup (an idea nicked from Melissa Clark’s cardamom cream cake recipe) before glazing and garnishing. Both tweaks result in a final product that is rich, soft, and moist.
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+I gave a half dozen gulab jamun doughnuts to Ruchi Aunty in October and she agreed that they were very good. These doughnuts have a different sweetness and texture than traditional gulab jamun—more of a spicy cakiness—but the ricotta, cardamom, rose water, and saffron give them an unmistakably gulab jamun-y taste.
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+Since then, I’ve made baked doughnuts inspired by mango lassi and carrot halwa, and fried doughnuts influenced by malpura, a lesser-known Rajastani dessert. I love making sweets that are unexpected and joyful, and it delights me, as much as it delights my recipients, to eat flavors that evoke so much—in doughnut form.
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+Gulab Jamun Doughnuts
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+Yield: 12 doughnuts
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+(Note: I prefer following this recipe by weight measurements, because they’re more precise. But for those without a kitchen scale, I’ve included the volume measurements as well.)
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+For the doughnuts:
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+57g (4 Tbsp.) butter
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+50g (3 1/4 Tbsp.) ricotta
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+99g (1/2 cup) granulated sugar
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+71g (1/3 cup) brown sugar
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+2 large eggs
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+1 1/2 tsp. baking powder
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+1/4 tsp. baking soda
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+1 tsp. cardamom powder
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+3/4 tsp. salt
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+1 tsp. rose water
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+319g (1 2/3 cups) all-purpose flour
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+227g (1 cup) whole milk
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+For the milk syrup:
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+240g (1 cup) whole milk
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+2 cardamom pods
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+37g (3 Tbsp.) granulated sugar
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+3/4 tsp. rose water
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+For the glaze:
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+142g (1 1/4 cups) confectioners’ sugar, sifted
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+21g (1 Tbsp.) light corn syrup
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+14g (1 Tbsp.) melted butter
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+28g (2 Tbsp.) whole milk steeped with pinch saffron
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+For garnish (optional):
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+1/2 cup pistachios, roughly chopped
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+1 Tbsp. candied rose petals, roughly chopped, or 1 Tbsp. edible dried rose petals
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+Milk Syrup
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+In a small saucepan, combine milk and cardamom pods. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat. Simmer milk until it reduces by half, about 30 to 45 minutes.
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+Stir in sugar and continue to simmer until the mixture thickens to a heavy cream texture, about 10 minutes. Let cool, strain, and add rose water.
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+Doughnuts
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+Preheat the oven to 425 degrees Fahrenheit.. Lightly grease two standard doughnut pans. (I use vegetable shortening.)
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+In a stand mixer fitted with flat beater attachment, beat together butter, ricotta, and sugars until smooth. Next, add the eggs, beating to combine.
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+Beat in baking powder, baking soda, cardamom, salt, and rose water.
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+Beat flour into the butter mixture alternately with milk, and mix until just combined. (Do not overmix.)
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+Pipe or spoon batter into prepared doughnut pans, filling the wells to 1/4" shy of the rim.
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+Bake doughnuts for 10 minutes. Remove from the oven, and wait 5 minutes before turning out of the pans and onto a cooling rack. Brush doughnuts on all sides with milk syrup while they are still slightly warm.
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+Glaze
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+Stir all the glaze ingredients together, adding milk or confectioners’ sugar to adjust consistency as needed. Dip the top of each doughnut in the glaze, or drizzle the glaze over the doughnuts. Sprinkle glazed doughnuts with nuts and rose petals.
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+The smoke from Australia's bushfires has arrived in Chile after crossing more than 11,000 kilometres of Pacific Ocean.
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+A meteorological trough is suspected to be the conduit through which the haze has managed to travel so far.
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+Authorities say the smoke is especially visible in central Chile, where mist is covering the sky that under normal circumstances would be cloudless, and could stay around for up to a day.
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+Watch the latest News on Channel 7 or stream for free on 7plus >>
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+"In the coming days probably it will head toward Argentina," meteorologist Edita Amador, who works for Chile's Weather Directorate, said on Monday.
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+More on 7NEWS.com.au
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+The presence of smoke should not cause any serious effects in the South American nation, since it rarely rains in that area.
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+The only consequence so far, Amador said, is a reduction in the ultraviolet radiation reaching the ground because of the "cap" that these kind of clouds form over the land.
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+Fort Bragg, North Carolina (CNN) More than 3,000 service members are set to be deployed to the Middle East as tensions rise following the killing of an Iranian general by the United States.
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+That means thousands of families were separated from their loved ones -- some without notice. Many of them are from the Immediate Response Force of the 82nd Airborne Division in Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
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+The head of Iran's Revolutionary Guards' Quds Force, Qasem Soleimani , was killed Friday by a US airstrike ordered by President Donald Trump.
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+It's not clear what that means for the future of US military involvement in the region. But "the 82nd Airborne is America's guard of honor," said Lt. Col. Mike Burns, a spokesman for the division.
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+"We have traditionally held the responsibility of maintaining the Immediate Response Force, able to deploy anywhere in the world in 18 hours. And that's something we take pride in doing."
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+Yet even with that sense of pride, "the families may be experiencing some angst because the soldiers can't tell them exactly where they are ... naturally, that's tough," Burns said.
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+"But what we can reassure the families is the paratroopers are trained, they're fit, and they've got their battle buddies to their left and right to help them through the situation."
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+Here are the stories of some families dealing with sudden separation:
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+Reality hits as twin sister prepares for deployment
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+Melissa Morales, 18, said her twin sister, Cristina, was visiting back home in Victorville, California, when she was told Friday she would be deploying Wednesday.
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+"She kind of took it as a joke the night before because of the memes on Twitter ," Morales said.
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+The hashtag #WWIII was one of the top trends on Twitter heading into the weekend.
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+While the memes are funny, she said, reality hit when her sister received the deployment notification.
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+"She wasn't expecting to be deployed so soon."
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+Morales said her sister joined the Army last summer and has been stationed at Fort Benning in Georgia. This will be her first deployment.
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+"As her twin sister, it kind of hurts. It stings," Morales said on her sister's deployment. "Yeah, I'm obviously sad, but she made me and the rest of family realize it's what she signed up for."
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+Morales tweeted photos of her sister on her personal account Friday.
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+"Pray for my sister and every other soldier that has deployed," she wrote.
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+Morales did not want to publicize her tweet on CNN. She said she tweeted it because of the #WWIII memes to show "there's real people risking their lives for this war."
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+Deployment right before a child's birth
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+At the Sunday evening service at Berean Baptist Church, Taylor Smith asked for prayers.
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+He's worried about the deployment of a friend who's expecting a baby soon.
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+"The 82nd is trying to push back his deployment date as much as possible, but his wife is a high-risk pregnancy," Smith said.
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+"We believe he's leaving somewhere around Tuesday, and his wife is due Wednesday."
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+But Smith said the military community near Fayetteville is accustomed to taking care of one another.
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+"Fayetteville's unique in that situation. Neighbors take out for neighbors," Smith said. "And that's one of the things we learn here: love thy neighbor."
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+New military families get guidance from veterans' families
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+Spouses who are more experienced with last-minute deployments are reaching out to those who need help.
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+Sabrina Johannes is an Army wife whose husband served in Afghanistan. She's the executive director of Deployed Love , a group of volunteers at Fort Bragg that supports spouses and children left behind.
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+Johannes said spouses, especially those new to the deployment experience, have reached out saying they're scared.
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+"In the last few days we've definitely been hearing from some of the family members probably not even here at Fort Bragg," Johannes said.
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+"They're parents that are needing information and looking out to us."
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+Johannes said she's hoping to set up a social event in coming weeks to connect with anyone who needs support.
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+A wife wasn't able to say goodbye
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+April Shumard was in San Diego with her daughter for a medical procedure when she learned her husband in North Carolina suddenly got called up, CNN affiliate WNCN-TV reported.
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+She didn't have time to say goodbye in person.
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+"To have your partner be gone and not be able to prepare for it, it's just really hard," she told WNCN. "I think the worst part of that is when you don't get to say goodbye."
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+She relied on friends in Fayetteville to care for her other children because her husband had to leave immediately.
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+Bruce has been a Certified Flight Instructor and active pilot since 1965 with commercial pilot, helicopter, instrument and seaplane ratings. Gernon has owned and flown two A-36 Bonanza aircraft, Cessna 210 and Cessna 182, Sea Ray Amphibian and the Piper Cherokee.
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+Bruce Gernon has been featured in over 50 television documentaries and radio programs about his experiences in the Bermuda Triangle. His groundbreaking theory based upon firsthand experience as recounted in The Fog, details a rare natural phenomenon that may be behind many of the seemingly paranormal happenings in the Bermuda Triangle causing time distortion, pilot disorientation, and equipment malfunctions.
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+Thousands of Hongkongers took to the streets on Wednesday for the first police-approved mass protest of the new year. Click here for the full story.
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+Send this page to someone via email
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+A B.C. Supreme Court judge has ordered a Vancouver woman to pay her ex-boyfriend more than $200,000 after finding she had damaged his reputation using Instagram and other websites.
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+Justice Elliot Myers made the ruling on Sept. 25, but the ruling was not published until Tuesday.
+
+Brandon Rook, a Vancouver resource industry executive and business consultant, brought the case against Noelle Halcrow, a former Parfums Christian Dior employee and self-described social media influencer, after she began attacking her ex online following a pair of breakups about a year apart.
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+Halcrow’s posts alleged Rook was an out-of-control drunk, a cheater and carried STDs.
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+In his ruling, Myers concluded that Halcrow “mounted a campaign against Mr. Rook that was as relentless as it was extensive,” and that “she was motivated by malice.”
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+Rook and Halcrow dated briefly in August 2015, but Rook broke off the relationship, the ruling states. They began dating again in February of the following year, until Rook again broke off the relationship in August 2016, according to the ruling.
+
+1:21 No apology for Elon Musk from British diver at defamation trial No apology for Elon Musk from British diver at defamation trial – Dec 6, 2019
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+That is when the defamatory posts, detailed at length in the ruling, began in earnest.
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+Halcrow did not testify or present any evidence at trial, claiming instead that someone else had made the posts attacking Rook — an argument the judge rejected.
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+“The evidence is clear and compelling that Ms. Halcrow did, in fact, put the posts on the web sites,” wrote Myers.
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+Myers pointed to expert evidence which showed that the posts had originated from the same IP address where the social media accounts had been created and were composed in a writing style that matched Halcrow’s.
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+He also relied on text messages she had sent to Rook talking about taking the posts down and threatening to put up new ones.
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+“The email and text exchanges between the parties clearly show that the postings were made out of spite and animosity and for the purpose of injuring the plaintiff.” Tweet This Click to share quote on Twitter: "The email and text exchanges between the parties clearly show that the postings were made out of spite and animosity and for the purpose of injuring the plaintiff."
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+Finally, the judge said there was no evidence anyone else would either have the motivation to attack Rook in such a manner or know the personal details contained in the posts.
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+“The courts have recognized that the internet can be used as an exceedingly effective tool to harm reputations. This is one such case,” wrote Myers.
+
+1:12 Privacy laws shouldn’t protect sexual harassers, law prof says Privacy laws shouldn’t protect sexual harassers, law prof says – Jun 19, 2019
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+“From the number of comments and viewings on many of the postings, it is clear that they received wide reading.”
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+In determining the damages to be awarded to Rook, Myers noted that the amount must be high enough to communicate the severity of harm to the plaintiff’s reputation while noting that aggravated damages can be appropriate in cases motivated by spite and malice.
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+For comparison, he also cited several other cases of online defamation in which the damages ranged from $115,000 to $410,000.
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+Myers awarded Rook $175,000 in general damages and $25,000 in aggravated damages. Meyers also awarded Rook more than $38,000 to compensate for what Rook had spent hiring reputation consultants to help get the defamatory posts off the internet, as well as court costs.
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+The ruling also came with a court order banning anyone from reposting any of the defamatory messages online.
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+Several explosions have rocked Baghdad’s heavily fortified Green Zone, where the US Embassy is located. The Iraqi military confirmed that some rockets were fired, targeting the area.
+
+Several unguided ‘Katyusha’ rockets landed inside the Green Zone, the military said in a statement cited by Reuters. There have been no reported casualties so far. Some accounts say one rocket landed not far from the US embassy.
+
+Also on rt.com 35 ‘vital US & Israeli targets’ within Iran’s reach for potential REVENGE for General Soleimani’s death – senior IRGC commander
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+One blast allegedly blocked the road leading to the American diplomatic mission in the Iraqi capital. Mortar shells also hit the neighboring Jadriya district, where Baghdad University is located, injuring at least five people.
+
+RECAP, #Baghdad• Missile(s) landed in the vicinity of US Embassy, no injuries• Another mortar shell wounded 5 people in Al-Jadiriya neighborhood in Baghdad (Pics below via @yasiremres ) • Attack against Balad airbase where US forces are present. 3 Iraqi soldiers wounded pic.twitter.com/fh3GOYtP7e — Ragıp Soylu (@ragipsoylu) January 4, 2020
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+A separate report suggests that Balad Air Base, located some 60 kilometers north of Baghdad, has also come under rocket attack. The base houses some American troops.
+
+Meanwhile, Iraqi Shia militia Kataib Hezbollah has issued a warning to local security forces implying more attacks are coming. People must stay at least one kilometer away from US bases and facilities housing American troops in Iraq starting Sunday evening, they were quoted saying by local media. They stopped short of claiming responsibility for Saturday’s rocket attacks, though.
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+Also on rt.com Iraqi air base housing US troops comes under rocket fire north of Baghdad
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+The incidents come a day after Washington ordered the assassination of one of Iran’s top commanders, Major General Qassem Soleimani. The Iraqi Shia PMF militia deputy commander was also killed in the US drone strike, alongside a dozen others.
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+The US claimed the assassination was an act of pre-emptive self-defense. Tehran called it an act of international terrorism and vowed revenge. Massive demonstrations mourning the death of Soleimani and the Iraqi militia commanders were held in both Iraq and Iran.
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+(CNN) — The Irwin family is continuing Steve Irwin’s legacy of rescuing and saving wildlife in danger.
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+Bindi Irwin, Steve’s daughter, and the rest of the Irwin family have rescued and treated over 90,000 animals, many of which were injured in Australia’s recent devastating wildfires.
+
+Ollie, an orphaned platypus, was patient No. 90,000 at the Wildlife Hospital, Bindi’s brother, Robert Irwin, said on Instagram.
+
+“With so many devastating fires within Australia, my heart breaks for the people and wildlife who have lost so much,” Bindi said in an Instagram post on Thursday.
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+The 21-year-old confirmed that the Australia Zoo, which is owned and operated by the Irwin family, and their conservation properties are not endangered by the fires.
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+The zoo’s Wildlife Hospital has been “busier than ever,” Bindi said in the caption of the photo which shows her smiling in front of a picture of Steve and his mother holding a crocodile.
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+“My parents dedicated our Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital to my beautiful grandmother. We will continue to honour her by being Wildlife Warriors and saving as many lives as we can,” Bindi said.
+
+The environmental activist and conservationist shared another post on Saturday picturing Blossom the possum, who died after being rescued from the bushfires burning in Queensland despite the hospital “working so hard to save her life.”
+
+Steve Irwin, the TV presenter known as the “Crocodile Hunter,” died in 2006 after being stung by a stingray in a marine accident off Australia’s north coast.
+
+Blossom is just one of the many animals who have been killed in Australia’s fires. Almost a third of koalas in Australia’s New South Wales region may have been killed in deadly bushfires, which have been burning out of control
+
+Three fires combined on Saturday to form a single blaze bigger than the New York borough of Manhattan, as Australian firefighters battle what has been predicted to be the most catastrophic day yet in an already devastating bushfire season.
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+At least 23 people have died in Australia wildfires and in the state of New South Wales alone, more than 1,300 houses have been destroyed.
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+SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (Reuters) - Puerto Rico Governor Wanda Vazquez declared a state of emergency on Tuesday after a series of earthquakes killed at least one person, toppled buildings and knocked out power to nearly the entire island of more than 3 million people.
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+The largest of the quakes in the U.S. territory registered at magnitude 6.4, the most powerful to hit the Caribbean island in 102 years.
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+With two large power plants shut down, drinking water was cut off to at least 300,000 customers, Vazquez told a news conference.
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+She said power should be restored to most of the island within 24 to 48 hours. Puerto Rico schools will remain closed and public employees, other than health workers and police, will stay home on Wednesday while checks are made on the structural safety of buildings, Vazquez said.
+
+“There are people who have lost their lives, there are people who have lost all their property,” She told reporters, without giving further details on the extent of damage and injuries.
+
+Puerto Rico’s electricity authority said it hoped to re-establish services during the night in the metropolitan area of San Juan, the capital, which is home to about 2.3 million people.
+
+At least 346 people were left homeless, officials said, after homes were flattened, mostly in the south of the island. Many damaged buildings sat next to piles of rubble.
+
+Slideshow ( 15 images )
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+Bottled water, batteries and flashlights ran low at San Juan supermarkets and ice was scarce as residents tried to keep food from rotting, said resident Luis Borri, 31.
+
+“Water is running out, people are grabbing like 10 boxes,” said Borri, who recharged his cellphone at San Juan’s international airport where he works and where backup generators allowed normal services to continue.
+
+Puerto Rico’s emergency declaration will facilitate federal financial aid.
+
+Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, said President Donald Trump authorized the agency to coordinate all disaster relief efforts.
+
+HURRICANES AND BANKRUPTCY
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+Puerto Rico has been rocked by hundreds of quakes since Dec. 28, including 10 of magnitude 4 or greater, the U.S. Geological Survey said.
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+Slideshow ( 15 images )
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+Powerful quakes are rare in Puerto Rico. A 7.3 magnitude quake that occurred in 1918 triggered a tsunami and killed 116 people, according to the island’s seismology office.
+
+“Everyone’s scared, it’s the first time anything like this has happened,” said San Juan resident Patricia Alonso, 48, who with her 13-year-old son was heading to her mother’s apartment building, which had power from an emergency generator.
+
+Hurricanes Irma and Maria in 2017 killed about 3,000 people and destroyed a significant amount of infrastructure. Puerto Rico is also working through a bankruptcy process to restructure about $120 billion of debt and pension obligations.
+
+“We are a resilient people. We have responded to many difficult situations. Now this has been asked of us one more time,” said Vazquez, who assumed office in August after Ricardo Rossello stepped down over a scandal involving offensive chat messages and government corruption.
+
+One of Tuesday’s quakes triggered an automatic shutdown of electricity across the island as a safety measure and a later, more powerful quake damaged power plants in the southern part of the island, Vazquez said.
+
+A 73-year-old man died after a wall fell on him, and a power plant worker was hospitalized after he was hit by debris, the governor said.
+
+Tuesday’s magnitude 6.4 quake struck at a depth of 6 miles (10 km) at 4:24 a.m. (0824 GMT) near Ponce on the island’s southern coast, the U.S. Geological Survey said.
+
+Witnesses on social media described it as “super strong” and lasting up to 30 seconds. It was followed by a number of hefty aftershocks, including two measuring 5.6.
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+(Newser) – A stampede erupted Tuesday at a funeral procession for a top Iranian general killed in a US airstrike last week, killing 35 people and injuring 48 others, state television reported. According to the report, the stampede took place in Kerman, the hometown of Revolutionary Guard Gen. Qasem Soleimani, as the procession got underway. Initial videos posted online showed people lying lifeless on a road, others shouting and trying help them, the AP reports. Pirhossein Koulivand, the head of Iran’s emergency medical services, confirmed the stampede took place. “Unfortunately as a result of the stampede, some of our compatriots have been injured and some have been killed during the funeral processions," he said.
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+Earlier Tuesday, the leader of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard threatened to “set ablaze” places supported by the United States over Soleimani's killing last week, sparking cries from the crowd of supporters of "Death to Israel!" Hossein Salami made the pledge before a crowd of thousands gathered in a central square in Kerman before Soleimani's casket. Iran's parliament, meanwhile, passed an urgent bill declaring the Pentagon and those acting on its behalf in Soleimani's killing as “terrorists." According to the semi-official Tasnim news agency, Iran has 13 sets of plans for revenge for Soleimani's killing. The report quoted Ali Shamkhani, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, as saying that even the weakest would be a “historic nightmare” for the US. “If the US troops do not leave our region voluntarily and upright, we will do something to carry their bodies horizontally out," he said.
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+(Read more Qasem Soleimani stories.)
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+If you follow the real estate pages, you have probably seen stories claiming that baby boomers are creating havoc in the housing markets — pushing up prices, staying in their homes too long and overtaxing rental markets. Some stories even predict that boomers will cause regional market crashes in coming decades.
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+But are the actions of baby boomers really so problematic? And are the homeownership decisions of aging boomers key to understanding the future of home-price dynamics?
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+According to Freddie Mac, more than 67 million U.S. homeowners are over the age of 55. Collectively, they own about two-thirds of all U.S. home equity. About 63% of these homeowners plan to age in place while the rest plan at least one more move. Among the movers, 71% say they plan to rent rather than buy their next homes.
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+The stories identifying baby boomers as a key reason housing is unaffordable for younger buyers tend to make the same points. They argue that baby boomers have not been selling the way they used to, and that the average duration of staying in a home has risen from six years before the 2008 crisis, to nearly 10 years today. Moreover, if survey responses of older homeowners prove accurate, this trend will continue, limiting the supply of resale listings, and potentially pushing up home prices in markets with limited new construction and strong demand.
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+Another repeated concern is that the boomers who do plan to sell their homes and rent thereafter could strain the availability of affordable rental housing. The size of the baby-boomer generation could create an influx of older renters that will make rental prices unaffordable for younger households.
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+And then there are predictions of boomer bubbles — large price corrections in boomer enclaves once aging homeowners die or are unable to live independently. Younger households, we are told, prefer “happening” urban environs, so there is little chance they will be willing purchasers of aging boomer properties, meaning it is just a matter of time before home prices deflate in places like Phoenix, Las Vegas or the Villages in Florida.
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+One thing these boomer-shaming stories fail to appreciate, however, is that housing supply adjusts to changes in demand. Although a lack of adequate supply is always a big concern, today the metro areas with the greatest job growth are also leading the way in entry-level construction. And when supply is scarce, areas previously not used for residential housing often are repurposed, as with L.A.’s Arts District or the massive rail-yard conversions that took place in Jersey City.
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+And before you panic and abandon plans to buy a retirement home in Sun City or Delray Beach, consider a different perspective about the predictions of massive deflation in such communities. Numerous academic studies have found that differences in house prices across cities are more closely related to variability in employment rates, to growth in real incomes and to construction costs than to demographic shifts. If regions are economically viable, with productive commerce and job opportunities, chances are good that the young will come, and housing markets will be sustained.
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+The predicted “inevitable crash” in retirement-community prices focuses on demographic shifts that will play out over the next 20 years. That’s a long time when compound interest is at work. If the Federal Reserve hits its 2% inflation target, the price level will increase by almost 50% over the next 20 years. If retirement-community sales prices hold firm — not falling a dime in the next 20 years — prices still will have fallen 50% in real terms, creating plenty of room to attract younger generations to retirement communities without any drop in current home prices.
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+Moreover, the basic premise that younger generations will eschew suburban-style living is subject to challenge. New Census Bureau data show millennials are increasingly trading in urban life for the suburbs. It is not hard to imagine this shift intensifying in the future as an estimated $8 trillion in baby-boomer home equity is passed on to the next generation.
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+How seriously should we take predictions of boomer-induced home price concerns? When it comes to predictions of future real estate prices, caution is warranted. Consider two famous examples.
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+A 1989 study published by two well-respected Harvard economists predicted that the aging of the baby-boomer generation would reduce the demand for housing and cause a significant decline in real home prices. The professors concluded, “If the historical pattern [between births and housing demand] continues over the next twenty years, housing prices will fall to levels lower than observed at any time in recent history.” Of course, the opposite has happened.
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+And then there’s this. In 1971, the economy of Seattle was suffering. Boeing had cut more than 60,000 jobs and the outlook for Seattle’s future was reflected in the words of a famous billboard from the time: “Will the last person leaving Seattle turn out the lights.” Today the city has some of the most expensive real estate in the nation.
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+Our recommendation: Beware of predictions, especially about the future.
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+Paul Kupiec and Ed Pinto are baby boomers and resident scholars at the American Enterprise Institute.
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+× Expand Sean Rayford/AP Photo On the factory floor at the Samsung washing machine facility in Newberry, South Carolina
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+This week, our friend Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio took the Senate floor to explain how the Brown-Wyden amendment to the new NAFTA deal strengthens rights of workers in Mexico. As Brown explained:
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+A worker in Mexico will be able to report a company violating their rights, and within months … We can apply punitive damages when corporations stop workers from organizing, and if they keep doing it, we can stop their goods from coming into the U.S. at all.
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+When Mexican workers have the power to form real unions and negotiate for higher wages, it helps American workers. Right now, Mexican workers can be paid as little as $6.50 a day—not an hour, a day. And we’ve been asking American workers to compete with that.
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+This is real progress, and heaven knows our brother and sister workers in Mexico, whose nominal right to form independent unions has never been respected, need these protections. And good on Brown and Senator Ron Wyden for demanding that these improvements be included in the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada deal (USMCA) that replaces NAFTA.
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+At the same time, there is something a little weird about the Trump administration agreeing to provisions protecting workers in Mexico—that walled-off land of rapists and criminals—while his Labor Department and National Labor Relations Board have been doubling down on the project of destroying unions and collective bargaining at home. The new USMCA doesn’t touch that.
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+The law requires the labor board to have members from both parties. But with the expiration of Democrat Lauren McFerran’s term in mid-December, the board for the first time in its 85-year history is comprised of three Republicans, all of whom happen to be white men—and not a single Democrat. The other Democratic seat on the five-member board has been vacant since last August, but the Trump administration has not moved to fill it.
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+The board has taken its agenda directly from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which has proposed ten measures to weaken worker protections. All ten have either been enacted by the NLRB or are in process.
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+These include overturning Obama-era rules that made it harder for management to delay union representation elections; increasing management’s ability to require workers with grievances to use compulsory arbitration typically rigged in the company’s favor; making it easier for management to impose disciplinary penalties on workers without bargaining with the union; allowing management to prohibit employees from using the company email system to discuss workplace issues with other employees; and a great deal more.
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+For a full summary of Trump anti-worker NLRB actions, check out this report from the Economic Policy Institute.
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+Thanks to the clear bias of the labor board, which is supposed to be a neutral referee and upholder of the law, union busting by management has reached new heights. According to another EPI research report, in more than half of all NLRB-supervised elections in bargaining units with 60 or more employees in 2016 and 2017, management was charged with violations of law. One pro-union worker in five was fired, and nearly one in three was disciplined, according to data obtained under the Freedom of Information Act.
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+The Trump NLRB has also changed the rules to make it easier for employers to treat workers as independent contractors rather than employees. Meanwhile, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration has several proposed or pending rules, including rules governing permissible noise levels in construction, safety rules in welding, and permissible chemical exposure levels.
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+In short, it’s open season on workers and unions, with the federal government openly working to help enable the corporate anti-union and anti-worker agenda.
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+When the labor provisions of the revised NAFTA were first proposed, some hoped that it would provide a basis not just for Mexican workers to challenge unfair labor practices in their country, but for American workers to do likewise. That never happened.
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+It is more than a little ironic that Donald Trump, probably the most viciously union-busting president ever, as well as a demonizer of all things Mexican, should get some credit for being pro-worker because the revised NAFTA modestly enhances enforceable rights for Mexican workers.
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+Whatever happened to Make America Great Again? What’s good enough for Mexican workers should be good north of the border, too.
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+White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham says she wants Americans to stop questioning whether the US intelligence agencies Donald Trump has spent years attacking had sufficient information to justify his decision to order the killing of Iranian general Qassem Soleimani.
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+Speaking to Fox News, Ms Grisham – who has not delivered a single press briefing since replacing Sarah Huckabee Sanders last July – was asked about the information which Mr Trump and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo say proved Soleimani was planning major attacks against US forces.
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+Ms Grisham declined to go into details, but said it was "really unfortunate" that anyone would question the conclusions upon which Mr Trump based his decision.
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+“I know a lot of people are now questioning the intel, that’s really unfortunate,” she said. “A lot of people are saying ‘to what benefit?’ I would answer that question: The benefit is that we saved American lives. Saved members of the military, we saved diplomats, and a lot of families from having to welcome their loved ones home in coffins.”
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+The Trump administration's sudden confidence in US intelligence agencies marks a stunning reversal for Ms Grisham, who has dismissed career government officials who testified during the impeachment inquiry against her boss as "radical unelected bureaucrats", as well as Mr Trump, who just days before being sworn in as president compared the intelligence apparatus he would soon command to the Third Reich.
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+"Intelligence agencies should never have allowed this fake news to 'leak' into the public. One last shot at me. Are we living in Nazi Germany?" Mr Trump tweeted on January 11, 2017, after it was reported that officials had briefed him on the existence of the infamous Steele Dossier, which alleged that Russian intelligence operatives had obtained compromising information on the soon-to-be president.
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+Since taking office, Mr Trump's relationship with the US intelligence community has been strained at best and contemptuous at worst.
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+During the two-year Justice Department investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 election, Mr Trump routinely railed against so-called "deep state" operatives who he and his allies claimed were working to effect a "coup" against his administration, with much of his ire directed at Gen James Clapper, who led the CIA under the Obama administration, and Mr Obama's Director of National Intelligence, John Brennan.
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+His handpicked replacement for Gen Clapper, former Indiana senator Dan Coats, quit in July after reportedly drawing his boss's scorn for contradicting Mr Trump's claims on matters including whether Russia interfered in the 2016 election, his relationship with Vladimir Putin, and whether his multiple summits with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un had been effective at slowing the pace of Pyongyang's nuclear programme.
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+When critics assailed his first choice to succeed Mr Coats, Republican congressman John Ratcliffe, for having little in the way of qualifications for the job, Mr Trump said someone like Mr Ratcliffe was needed to "rein in" the intelligence community.
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+“We need somebody strong that can rein it in. Because, as I think you’ve all learned, the intelligence agencies have run amok. They have run amok," he said.
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+Mr Ratcliffe withdrew himself from consideration after it was revealed that he'd embellished his record as a federal prosecutor. The position is currently being filled on an acting basis and Mr Trump has not expressed any interest in nominating a permanent replacement for Mr Coats.
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+More recently, he repeatedly attacked the intelligence analyst whose complaint to the Intelligence Community Inspector General touched off the inquiry which led to articles of impeachment being approved against him last month.
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+Shortly after the whistleblower complaint became public in September, Mr Trump said the author – thought to be a career CIA employee who'd been detailed to the National Security Council – was "crooked" and a "political hack", and called for the officials who provided information to the whistleblower to be executed for espionage.
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+Dennis Arp was feeling optimistic last summer, which is unusual for a beekeeper these days.
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+Thanks to a record wet spring, his hundreds of hives, scattered across the central Arizona desert, produced a bounty of honey. Arp would have plenty to sell in stores, but more importantly, the bumper harvest would strengthen his bees for their biggest task of the coming year.
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+Like most commercial beekeepers in the US, at least half of Arp’s revenue now comes from pollinating almonds. Selling honey is far less lucrative than renting out his colonies to mega-farms in California’s fertile Central Valley, home to 80% of the world’s almond supply.
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+But as winter approached, with Arp just months away from taking his hives to California, his bees started getting sick. By October, 150 of Arp’s hives had been wiped out by mites, 12% of his inventory in just a few months. “My yard is currently filled with stacks of empty bee boxes that used to contain healthy hives,” he says.
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+This shouldn’t be happening to someone like Arp, a beekeeper with decades of experience. But his story is not unique. Commercial beekeepers who send their hives to the almond farms are seeing their bees die in record numbers, and nothing they do seems to stop the decline.
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+Adam Arp, Dennis’s son, works outside Rye on 8 May 2019. Photograph: Caitlin O’Hara/The Guardian
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+A recent survey of commercial beekeepers showed that 50 billion bees – more than seven times the world’s human population – were wiped out in a few months during winter 2018-19. This is more than one-third of commercial US bee colonies, the highest number since the annual survey started in the mid-2000s.
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+Beekeepers attributed the high mortality rate to pesticide exposure, diseases from parasites and habitat loss. However, environmentalists and organic beekeepers maintain that the real culprit is something more systemic: America’s reliance on industrial agriculture methods, especially those used by the almond industry, which demands a large-scale mechanization of one of nature’s most delicate natural processes.
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+Environmental advocates argue that the huge, commercially driven proliferation of the European honeybees used on almond farms is itself undermining the ecosystem for all bees. Honeybees out-compete diverse native bee species for forage, and threaten the endangered species that are already struggling to survive climate change. Environmentalists argue a better solution is to transform the way large-scale agriculture is carried out in the US.
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+Like all bees, honeybees thrive in a biodiverse landscape. But California’s almond industry places them in a monoculture where growers expect the bees to be predictably productive year after year.
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+Commercial honeybees are considered livestock by the US Department of Agriculture because of the creature’s vital role in food production. But no other class of livestock comes close to the scorched-earth circumstances that commercial honeybees face. More bees die every year in the US than all other fish and animals raised for slaughter combined.
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+“The high mortality rate creates a sad business model for beekeepers,” says Nate Donley, a senior scientist for the Center for Biological Diversity. “It’s like sending the bees to war. Many don’t come back.”
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+Beehives stand stacked along a blooming almond orchard near Shafter, California. The bees pollinate many crops, including almond trees in February, and are essential to the food chain. Photograph: Ann Johansson/Corbis via Getty Images
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+Nuts for almonds
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+California’s $11bn (£8.4bn) almond industry has grown at an extraordinary rate. In 2000, almond orchards occupied 500,000 acres. By 2018 that had more than doubled – almond groves in the Central Valley now blanket an area the size of Delaware, producing 2.3bn lb (1m tonnes) of almonds annually sold around the world.
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+The average American eats 2lb (900g) of almonds every year, more than in any other country. US almond milk sales have grown 250% over the past five years to reach $1.2bn, over four times that of any other plant-based milk, according to a 2018 Nielsen report.
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+“We don’t see a cap on growth at this point, especially with the incredible versatility of almonds in foods,” says Richard Waycott, president and CEO of the Almond Board of California, a not-for-profit advocacy organization representing the majority of farmers.
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+But these enormous orchards can’t function without bees.
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+It wasn’t that long ago that beekeeping was mostly a boutique pursuit of the gentleman apiarist. When European immigrants introduced their own version of agriculture to North America, they also imported the art of beekeeping, along with boxes of Apis mellifera, the domesticated European honeybee.
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+During the 19th and early 20th centuries, beekeepers earned a modest living selling beeswax and honey. But in the late 20th century there was a titanic shift, exemplified by the career of Dennis Arp.
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+Arp, 67, got into beekeeping nearly four decades ago when he established his Mountain Top Honey company in Flagstaff, Arizona. A commanding presence with biceps toned from hoisting heavy bee boxes, Arp is the sort of diligent beekeeper who spends his days driving between apiary sites, and his nights studying online forums, reading articles on the latest mite treatment.
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+When cheap imported honey began cutting into Arp’s profits in the 1980s, he decided to send some of his hives with a beekeeper friend to pollinate almonds in California. A decade later he struck up a deal of his own with an almond grower in California’s Kern county. With that strategic move, Arp joined the growing ranks of migratory beekeepers in the US who still sell honey but mostly travel the country from one pollination site to the next with stacks of bee boxes in tow.
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+Left: Dennis Arp works his hives outside Rye. Right: A colony of honeybees hard at work for Mountain Top Honey Company outside Rye. Photographs by Caitlin O’Hara/The Guardian
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+In the early 1980s, when Arp was just selling honey, he would lose about 5% of his hives per year to disease or weather conditions. Around 2000, Arp’s bees started dying in greater numbers.
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+First, he experienced a nearly 100% loss of his hives from an infestation of tracheal mites. Then he had to cope with the intrusion of Africanized “killer” bees. And finally, what he still considers the bane of his business, a parasitic mite called Varroa destructor literally sucked the life out of his bees. The mite feeds on the bee’s plump body, destroying the insect’s immune system and other vital functions. If Arp doesn’t apply regular chemical treatments for the mites, his colonies will die.
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+Now Arp finds himself in a vicious circle: he is constantly battling to keep enough bees alive to meet the requirements of his almond contract. But if he was not pollinating almonds, maybe his bees would be healthier.
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+This year Arp’s bees, like more than two-thirds of the United States’ commercial honeybee population, will spend February in the toxic chemical soup of California’s Central Valley, fertilizing almonds one blossom at a time.
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+Pesticides are used for all kinds of crops across the state, but the almond, at 35m lb a year, is doused with greater absolute quantities than any other. One of the most widely applied pesticides is the herbicide glyphosate (AKA Roundup), which is a staple of large-scale almond growers and has been shown to be lethal to bees as well as cause cancer in humans. (The maker, Bayer-owned Monsanto, denies the cancer link when people use Roundup at the prescribed dosage. So far this year three US courts have found in favour of glyphosate users who developed forms of lymphoma; thousands more cases are pending.)
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+On top of the threat of pesticides, almond pollination is uniquely demanding for bees because colonies are aroused from winter dormancy about one to two months earlier than is natural. The sheer quantity of hives required far exceeds that of other crops – apples, America’s second-largest pollination crop, use only one-tenth the number of bees. And the bees are concentrated in one geographic region at the same time, exponentially increasing the risk of spreading sickness.
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+An almond tree blooms near Visalia, in California. Photograph: Ann Johansson/Corbis via Getty Images
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+“Bees are exposed to all kinds of diseases in California,” says Arp. “There can be hundreds of thousands of hives from multiple beekeepers in one staging area. It is like letting your bees go into a singles bar and then they have unprotected sex.”
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+The almond business has been good to Arp – last February, for instance, he installed 1,500 of his hives in one grower’s orchard at $200 per hive – so he is reluctant to make a direct connection between the constant health challenges with his bees and the time spent every spring in the almond groves. “The bees like working on the almonds,” says Arp. “But it obviously exposes them to risks.”
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+Now he routinely loses 30% or more of his bees a year, mirroring national statistics. In any other industry, the death of a third of your workforce would cause an international outcry – but this staggering loss is now considered the normal cost of doing business.
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+“The bees in the almond groves are being exploited and disrespected,” says Patrick Pynes, an organic beekeeper who teaches environmental studies at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff. “They are in severe decline because our human relationship to them has become so destructive.”
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+Arp and his son Adam. Photograph: Caitlin O’Hara/The Guardian
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+The high price of growth
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+When the phenomenon called colony collapse disorder was first identified in 2006, after a record number of honeybees mysteriously disappeared or died outside their hives, it was linked to a variety of factors including loss of habitat and climate change. But the primary culprit was pesticides. Researchers found that a class of pesticides called neonicotinoids was especially lethal to bees.
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+Last May, the EPA pulled a dozen “neonics” from the market following a successful lawsuit brought by beekeepers and environmental groups.
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+But there are many chemicals that are not labeled as bee toxic, even though they can make bees sick and weaken their immune systems. While bees may survive the pollination season, they may not last the winter or may take back substances that gradually poison the entire colony.
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+Those on the almond growers’ side acknowledge there is a huge problem. “The bee mortality rate is too high and is unacceptable,” says the entomologist Bob Curtis, a pollination consultant for the Almond Board of California. “It is only because of the hard work and creativity of beekeepers that [almond growers] have gotten the bees they need.”
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+The almond board’s “best practice” guidelines encourage beekeepers to spend as little time in California’s Central Valley as possible. Honeybees can travel up to three miles in search of varied forage, so even if the almond grower is doing everything right to protect a pollination investment, the cotton or grape farmer down the road may be spraying bee-toxic chemicals on crops.
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+Even as almond production has steadily ramped up for decades, the number of commercial hives in the US has remained at a steady 2.7m colonies since the early 2000s. With all the challenges beekeepers face, just maintaining the bare minimum is a struggle.
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+Left: Dennis Arp replaces queen bees in hives that rejected or were missing them outside Rye. Arp drove to California to purchase the new queens. Right: Honeybees working for Mountain Top Honey Company. Photographs by Caitlin O’Hara/The Guardian
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+One coping strategy pursued by the almond industry has been to breed almond varieties that require only one hive per acre to pollinate, instead of two. And last January, a pollinator protection law went into effect in California as part of the state’s “Bee Where” initiative. For this program, beekeepers are required to register the location of their hives with the county’s agricultural commissioner and farmers must notify the commissioner in advance of any plans to spray pesticides.
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+Even so, the costs beekeepers incur trying to keep their bees alive are constantly rising. Arp has spent approximately $50,000 in the past year buying new hives to compensate for the 35% colony loss he experienced last year. He also spends at least $50,000 a year on mite treatments, not to mention other more aggressive measures the industry is taking just to maintain the status quo. These include splitting robust hives in half, introducing mail-order queens to new hives and fattening bees on corn syrup or on simulated pollen substances called “pollen patties”.
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+Experts say that simply working around the pesticide problem isn’t enough and that farming itself must be changed from the ground up.
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+A smoker deters bees while Adam and Dennis Arp work on the hives. Photograph: Caitlin O’Hara/The Guardian
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+The search for a solution
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+Hope is being found in a new certification program that, similar to “organic” or “fair trade” labels, will help consumers choose products that have been made with bee-friendly methods.
+
+The “Bee Better” certification program, launched in 2017 by the not-for-profit Xerces Society, introduces biodiversity into almond groves to naturally control pests and nourish honey bees. Xerces is working with almond growers to plant California wildflowers, mustard and clover in between the rows of trees and native flowering hedges along the perimeter of the orchard – a kind of eco-friendly fence to keep bees in the orchard.
+
+The program scored a victory when Häagen-Dazs ice cream became the first food company to carry products with the Bee Better seal. The company’s bee-friendly vanilla milk chocolate almond bar was rolled out in December at Costco, Sam’s Club and BJ’s Wholesale Club, with three more bee-friendly almond ice cream flavors to be available in early 2020.
+
+Letting nature take its course is nothing new for 81-year old Glenn Anderson. He is the first and still one of the few organic almond growers in California’s San Joaquin Valley. His 40-year-old orchard is small – just 20 acres – and has always been chemical free.
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+“We don’t have pests; we have biodiversity,” says Anderson, who primarily sells directly to individual customers through his Anderson Almonds company. Unlike large industrial almond farms that strip the orchard ground bare to more efficiently treat for insects and fungi, Anderson allows a rich understory to grow, which naturally nourishes the soil and strengthens the trees.
+
+Anderson hires a “beekeeper hobbyist” from northern California every spring to install about 20 hives in his orchard. “We have the opposite of colony collapse at my farm,” says Anderson. “My beekeeper brings weak hives down that he wants to recharge on my property.”
+
+Anderson says the tradeoff for not using pesticides is that his annual crop yield is lower – typically about 10,000 pounds – and he keeps his orchard small in order to manage its wildness. “I’m averse to an expansion model,” he says. “It doesn’t suit me much.”
+
+And as for industrial-grown almonds? “They taste like cardboard,” he says.
+
+Back in Arizona, Dennis Arp and his son Adam are just trying to make it through the next few months with as many healthy bees as possible.
+
+There are days when the costs seem overwhelming, and Arp wonders if he should hang up his honey-stained bee suit. But beekeeping is what he knows best, and he wants to pass the business on to his son.
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+“I don’t know how we will pull it off yet,” he says. “But we will make it work.”
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+Peshawar (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 05th January, 2020) A Sikh youth has been killed by unknown person in Peshawar.According to media reports, a dead body was found in the area of Chamkani police station Peshawar on Sunday which identified as Rowinder Singh.
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+Dead body has been shifted to hospital for postmortem.According to police that perished person belonged to Shangla and he was busy preparing for wedding and he came to Peshawar for shopping.The unknown person killed the youth later informed his family about the death through his mobile phone which predicts that it could be enmity, Police added.
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+About Us
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+Since 1982, Crunchy’s has been an East Lansing staple, serving up the best burgers, pizza, and of course 27 handles of your favorite craft beer. So whether you’re looking for a place to watch the big game, or a place to sing karaoke and enjoy a bucket of beer with your best friends, you found it. Read More
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+After another VAR-dominated matchday, Dermot Gallagher returns with Ref Watch to give his verdict on all the key decisions.
+
+INCIDENT: Aaron Cresswell was shown a straight red for a studs-up, high challenge on Ryan Fraser which left him in serious pain - but VAR official Lee Mason overturned the decision and downgraded the card to yellow.
+
+Image: Cresswell's red card was downgraded to yellow
+
+DERMOT SAYS: I was surprised this was overturned. I think it's a red card. There's speed and intent. Cresswell has little or no chance of getting the ball. He's endangered the safety of an opponent. However, the VAR deemed that the initial point of contact wasn't dangerous.
+
+Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player FREE TO WATCH: Highlights from West Ham's win against Bournemouth in the Premier League
+
+INCIDENT: After a busy festive season for VAR, it was at the forefront once again as Jack Grealish's 12th-minute header was ruled out for offside. A lengthy pause ensued after Grealish headed home Ezri Konsa's excellent cross and the goal was eventually disallowed because Wesley's heel was deemed to be in an offside position in the build-up.
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+Image: Aston Villa are denied by VAR
+
+DERMOT SAYS: The problem is everyone is demanding for everything to be 100 per cent accurate. Was it the same phase of play? That's a subjective call and the VAR looking at it thought it was. When James Tarkowski clears the ball it comes off a Burnley player and comes straight back - that was in a matter of five or six seconds. They thought Wesley was offside at the start of the move so that's why it was given offside. What it does show is how fine the margins were and how accurate the assistant referees were. They were doing this with the naked eye. When you have to see the line like it is, you realise how difficult it was for assistant referees.
+
+Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player FREE TO WATCH: Highlights from Aston Villa's win over Burnley in the Premier League
+
+INCIDENT: Wilfried Zaha's fizzed cross was directed into the net by Conor Wickham, whose last Premier League goal came against Manchester City in November 2016. The substitute's celebrations were made to wait after he was initially flagged offside, but replays showed a defender had fractionally played him on and the goal was given.
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+Image: Conor Wickham's goal was awarded by VAR
+
+DERMOT SAYS: I can understand at the speed of the play why the assistant has come to that decision. But when you freeze-frame it, he's just onside. This is where the VAR has worked perfectly. Last season this goal would have been disallowed.
+
+Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player FREE TO WATCH: Highlights from the 1-1 draw between Norwich and Crystal Palace in the Premier League
+
+INCIDENT: Christian Kabasele got his marching orders after VAR deemed the Watford defender was the last man when bringing down Diogo Jota on the edge of the box. Originally, the on-field decision was for just a yellow card as Craig Cathcart looked to be covering.
+
+DERMOT SAYS: I think there isn't cover in behind Kabasele when the foul is made and at that point, Cathcart is too far away. Jota could have had a shot on goal. The VAR would have asked whether the attacker would have the opportunity to shoot at goal and the answer definitely is yes. This is another great example of VAR as the on-field referee wouldn't have seen what the replays show.
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+PESHAWAR: Pakistan has declared over 1,000 years old Hindu temple at the historical Panj Tirath site in Peshawar as national heritage.
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+Provincial Government Directorate Archeiology and Museums has issued a notification to declare the Panj Tirath site as national heritage.
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+A fine of upto Rs2 million and five years’ imprisonment will be imposed if anyone found guilty of damaging the historical site.
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+The historical site and temples are located inside the Chacha Younus Family Park and has been in dire need of rehabilitation.
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+Panj Tirath is an over 1,000 years old archaeological site and is situated at Hashtnagri. The archaeological site got the Panj Tirath name from the five pools of water there. It has two temples and a spacious lawn with Peepal and other trees.
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+The site is considered one of the most sacred places for the Hindus which has been turned into a family park.
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+Panj Tirath has been mentioned in Hindus religious book “Hindu Mythology.” A writer, Lord Hinger, mentioned that five Pando brothers started living in this place which later came to be known as Panj Tirath.
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+It said that the Pando brothers then left the place but their followers made five pools there in their memory and established a temple called “Shawal Thakardawara.”
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+They believed that the water cured all kind of diseases. Later it was renamed as Panj Tirath.
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+In 2018, Travis Scott became a bonafide rap superstar, reaching a plateau where the only way to prove how high you’ve reached is to bring other guys up there, too. And so here comes his obligatory label compilation, a signal boost for his signees designed to be a flex in and of itself. Only problem is: He doesn’t have much of a crew. The only people in Scott’s orbit are the three rappers signed to his Cactus Jack imprint: Don Toliver, Luxury Tax 50, and Sheck Wes (in a joint deal with GOOD Music). As roster compilations go, this seven-track sampler spread what few assets it has too thin and hardly makes for a showcase.
+
+JACKBOYS has been pegged as a “debut album” for the titular crew, but that is clearly an overstatement. There are two Don Toliver songs and one Sheck Wes song. There is one Luxury Tax 50 verse. Travis Scott fills out the tracklist with a 50-second instrumental and a remix to his recent hit single, “Highest in the Room,” with Rosalía and Lil Baby. JACKBOYS is a branding opportunity, pure and simple: From the Harmony Korine cover art to the promotional film shot as if A24 produced a Need For Speed sequel, it all seems like empty influencer bait. This is music as part of a merch bundle, about as necessary as a branded fire extinguisher.
+
+With ASTROWORLD, Travis Scott finally earned the maestro mantle he was so eager to bestow upon himself, but that curator’s touch is missing here. Pop Smoke is in his element over AXL’s drill production on “Gatti,” pushing Travis into the margins. The song sounds like diet “Welcome to the Party,” and drill isn’t the kind of subgenre where you’re looking to cut calories. “Out West” finds Young Thug carrying Travis (for the umpteenth time), and in this case Thug is barely even trying. Don Toliver’s “Had Enough” is his song in name only; with Quavo and Offset on hand, it sounds like another Migos demo for the Carters’ album with its blatant “Summer” sample and blank, reference-track vocal takes. The sole JACKBOYS posse cut, “Gang Gang,” is all over the place, squandering WondaGurl production.
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+If anyone comes off like they didn’t waste their time making this, it’s Don Toliver, who goes full tilt even working in the periphery of other people’s songs. His breakthrough on ASTROWORLD’s “Can’t Say” outlined his promise; his was such a distinct performance among an all-star cast that it left listeners scrambling to identify him on the creditless tracklist. He doesn’t squander any of that goodwill here, coming off as a budding talent even as the album grows more and more forgettable. (He scored his first TikTok hit with “No Idea” late last year.) Toliver is like the T-1000 model of Travis Scott: he uses Auto-Tune to similar effect, but he works in a higher octave range than Scott and is simply a more lifelike upgrade of his prototype. This is best expressed on “What to Do?”, a duet with Scott in which they both try to put the pieces of a drunken night back together. It’s Toliver who sounds like he’s rallying, his voice less like a piece of software and more an instrument of feeling. His singsong verse is one of the few moments on JACKBOYS that isn’t just product.
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+Game Updates
+
+The definitive source on all updates coming to the game.
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+John Sterling and Suzyn Waldman are set to return for a 16th season together in the Yankees radio booth, WFAN senior vice president Mark Chernoff confirmed on Thursday.
+
+Sterling, 81, suffered from health issues last season that forced him to miss four games in July — ending a 30-year streak without missing a game — but he plans to return for a 32nd season, as does Waldman, 73, who has covered the Yankees in one form or another since 1987 and joined Sterling in 2005.
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+But she said it was no longer tenable for decisions about Scottish Labour to be "taken or undermined by colleagues outside Scotland", and warned: "If we look like a pressure group within a UK party structure, we will continue to be rejected."
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+If you know who Sean Hannity is, you probably know that he is no fan of the Green New Deal. The proposal has blanketed Fox News since it debuted in November 2018, with Hannity and fellow hosts on the network narrowing in a particular line of attack, summarized during a radio spot he did last year: “What they are proposing is so outrageously expensive and cost prohibitive even they acknowledge that if we confiscated all the billionaires’ wealth, it still wouldn’t be able to pay for this mess of theirs.” Along similar lines, Republicans circulated a bogus study from the industry-funded American Action Forum claiming a Green New Deal would cost $93tn, elevating the number into something of a meme among rightwing talking heads and politicians. Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell told his colleagues it would be more than enough to “buy every American a Ferrari”.
+
+Hannity and McConnell, along with most of the rest of the Republican party, have more recently been heaping praise onto Trump for assassinating Iranian Gen Qassem Suleimani. “This is a huge victory for American intelligence, a huge victory for our military, a huge victory for the state department, and a huge victory and total leadership by the president,” Hannity boasted after the killing. Without consulting Congress, the president kicked long-simmering US-Iran tensions up to a boil that now threatens to spill over into another full-blown war in the Middle East. His threats to bomb cultural sites throughout the country – in violation of international law – make that even more likely. So why aren’t Republicans asking how the government would pay for it?
+
+A recent study from Brown University’s Watson Institute found that, since 2001, wars in Afghanistan, Syria and Pakistan have cost the US $6.4tn – $2tn more than all federal spending in 2018. The trouble with a prospective new war in Iran, of course, isn’t that it would cost too much money. It’s that it would put potentially millions of lives at risk, mostly to appease Donald Trump’s fragile ego, a coterie of neocons who’ve been edging toward it for years and a slew of defense contractors eager to cash in. Neither a Green New Deal nor another war would plummet the US into bankruptcy, a virtual impossibility barring earth-shattering changes to the make-up global economy. They probably wouldn’t even raise inflation.
+
+The disconnect between Republicans’ fiscal conservatism on climate and spendthrift war drums illustrates a basic fact about American politics: that our budgets are more than anything expressions of what it is the country chooses to value – not how much money we have in the bank. The only time costs become an issue is when it comes to programs that run counter to Republican policy priorities, whether by making sure that everyone has healthcare or taking on the urgent threat of the climate crisis, the potential real costs of which are virtually exponential.
+
+In office, Republicans have been prolific deficit spenders, from supposed small-government ideologue Ronald Reagan to George W Bush to Trump, who pushed through $2tn worth of tax cuts for the wealthy. Democrats all too often fall into the trap of worrying about the deficit, from the Clinton administration’s war on public programs to Nancy Pelosi’s seemingly religious commitment to enforcing so-called pay-as-you-go (“Paygo”) rules that would kneecap any progressive agenda. At the same time, the establishment Democrats urging fiscal prudence and (rightfully) calling Trump an illegitimate president have reliably voted to expand his military budget, arming him with $738bn for this year alone.
+
+At this point, nobody is expecting intellectual honesty from the Republican party. Democrats, though, shouldn’t play into their hands. It’s time to be as hawkish about taking on real threats as Republicans are about taking on fake ones, whatever the cost.
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+A trio of incoming Penn State football freshmen are in contention to complete their prep career with a prestigious statewide honor. Linebackers Tyler Elsdon and Zuriah Fisher, along with offensive lineman Nick Dawkins, are among candidates for Mr. Pennsylvania Football.
+
+The selection process consists of 25 players representing programs from Class 1A-3A (including Elsdon and Fisher), and another 25 representing Class 4A-6A (including Dawkins). Last year, the award went to current Penn State freshman cornerback Daequan Hardy (4A-6A) and freshly enrolled Ohio State receiver Julian Fleming (1A-3A).
+
+The list of recent Mr. Pennsylvania Football recipients includes eventual Nittany Lions such as Saquon Barkley, Miles Sanders and Lamont Wade.
+
+Voting for the 2020 winners is now open (1A-3A HERE; 4A-6A HERE). Fans, media and coaches each account for one-third of the total vote.
+
+Dawkins, who attends Parkland (Allentown) High School, is evaluated by 247Sports as the top interior offensive lineman in Pennsylvania's 2020 class. He developed into a class leader for the Nittany Lions following an April commitment and will enroll early.
+
+A frequent competitor at Penn State prospect camps this summer, improvement was apparent during Dawkins' final prep campaign. An All-Eastern Pennsylvania Conference first-team selection, he piled up 28 pancake blocks as a senior. Along the way, Dawkins climbed to No. 22 nationally among guards in 247Sports rankings.
+
+He is the son of former NBA standout Darryl Dawkins, who was drafted fifth overall by the Philadelphia 76ers in 1975 and passed away in 2015.
+
+"I gotta build this legacy of my last name," Dawkins told Lions247. "I grew up in Pennsylvania, I love Pennsylvania sports, and, at Penn State, I don't care where I have to play on the line or anything like that. As long as I work and get on the field. ... It's all about the work you put in."
+
+Listen to a preseason conversation with Dawkins on the Lions247 Podcast...
+
+Elsdon was raised to support the Penn Sate football program and attended multiple camp sessions, putting in extra work with Nittany Lions linebackers coach and defensive coordinator Brent Pry, to land on the team's target board this summer. He didn't hesitate to join this class when that door opened.
+
+“My whole family is Penn State," he told Lions247 following his commitment. "I’ve always grown up around it. I’ve seen games. It’s a pretty easy drive and I’ve been up there many times.”
+
+Nittany Lions head coach James Franklin spotlighted Elsdon, a product of North Schuylkill (Ashland) High School, during his Signing Day press conference.
+
+"Tyler Elsdon, I think, is a throwback," Franklin said. "He's a guy that earned it. Senior year film is tremendous, (he) came to camp going into his senior year, did a great job. He's a lot more athletic than I think people realize. Put up great numbers for us in camp."
+
+Elsdon received a four-star bump from 247Sports during his senior season, which included 88 tackles — 15 for loss — five sacks and three forced fumbles. His upperclassman production was headlined by 203 tackles — 38 for loss — and 12 sacks, spurring his squad to a Schuylkill League championship both years.
+
+Fisher, who drew interest at defensive end but will begin his college career at linebacker, took a substantial step forward on the field for Aliquippa in 2019, and previously helped lead the program to a Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA) title and WPIAL championship as a junior. Fisher was named Beaver Valley Conference Defensive MVP.
+
+The Western Pennsylvania standout surged from No. 738 in 247Sports rankings to No. 165 earlier this month, though he remains outside the top-300 in composite rankings. This rise followed a ratings adjustment from 86 to 92, which is tied for third among Penn State's 2020 prospects. As a a result, he was elevated to four-star status after previously carrying a three-star designation.
+
+Fisher and Elsdon are among three incoming Nittany Lions projected to play linebacker, along with fellow 247Sports four-star recruit Curtis Jacobs. Penn State burned the redshirt of three true freshman at the position during the last two seasons: Jesse Luketa, Micah Parsons and Brandon Smith.
+
+Winners of Mr. Pennsylvania Football will be honored March 7.
+
+Complete list of 2020 Penn State signees...
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+What if I told you that our universe was flooded with hundreds of kinds of nearly invisible particles and that, long ago, these particles formed a network of universe-spanning strings?
+
+It sounds both trippy and awesome, but it's actually a prediction of string theory , our best (but frustratingly incomplete) attempt at a theory of everything. These bizarre, albeit hypothetical, little particles are known as axions, and if they can be found, that would mean we all live in a vast "axiverse."
+
+The best part of this theory is that it's not just some physicist's armchair hypothesis, with no possibility of testing. This incomprehensibly huge network of strings may be detectable in the near future with microwave telescopes that are actually being built.
+
+Related: The Biggest Unsolved Mysteries in Physics
+
+If found, the axiverse would give us a major step up in figuring out the puzzle of … well, all of physics.
+
+A symphony of strings
+
+OK, let's get down to business. First, we need to get to know the axion a little better. The axion, named by physicist (and, later, Nobel laureate) Frank Wilczek in 1978, gets its name because it's hypothesized to exist from a certain kind of symmetry-breaking. I know, I know — more jargon. Hold on. Physicists love symmetries — when certain patterns appear in mathematics.
+
+There's one kind of symmetry, called the CP symmetry, that says that matter and antimatter should behave the same when their coordinates are reversed. But this symmetry doesn't seem to fit naturally into the theory of the strong nuclear force. One solution to this puzzle is to introduce another symmetry in the universe that "corrects" for this misbehavior. However, this new symmetry only appears at extremely high energies. At everyday low energies, this symmetry disappears, and to account for that, and out pops a new particle — the axion.
+
+Now, we need to turn to string theory, which is our attempt (and has been our main attempt for 50-odd years now) to unify all of the forces of nature, especially gravity , in a single theoretical framework. It's proven to be an especially thorny problem to solve, due to a variety of factors, not the least of which is that, for string theory to work (in other words, for the mathematics to even have a hope of working out), our universe must have more than the usual three dimensions of space and one of time; there have to be extra spatial dimensions.
+
+These spatial dimensions aren't visible to the naked eye, of course; otherwise, we would've noticed that sort of thing. So the extra dimensions have to be teensy-tiny and curled up on themselves at scales so small that they evade normal efforts to spot them.
+
+What makes this hard is that we're not exactly sure how these extra dimensions curl up on themselves, and there's somewhere around 10^200 possible ways to do it.
+
+But what these dimensional arrangements appear to have in common is the existence of axions , which, in string theory, are particles that wind themselves around some of the curled-up dimensions and get stuck.
+
+What's more, string theory doesn't predict just one axion but potentially hundreds of different kinds, at a variety of masses, including the axion that might appear in the theoretical predictions of the strong nuclear force.
+
+Silly strings
+
+So, we have lots of new kinds of particles with all sorts of masses. Great! Could axions make up dark matter , which seems to be responsible for giving galaxies most of their mass but can't be detected by ordinary telescopes? Perhaps; it's an open question. But axions-as-dark-matter have to face some challenging observational tests, so some researchers instead focus on the lighter end of the axion families, exploring ways to find them.
+
+And when those researchers start digging into the predicted behavior of these featherweight axions in the early universe, they find something truly remarkable. In the earliest moments of the history of our cosmos , the universe went through phase transitions, changing its entire character from exotic, high-energy states to regular low-energy states.
+
+During one of these phase transitions (which happened when the universe was less than a second old), the axions of string theory didn't appear as particles. Instead, they looked like loops and lines — a network of lightweight, nearly invisible strings crisscrossing the cosmos.
+
+This hypothetical axiverse, filled with a variety of lightweight axion strings, is predicted by no other theory of physics but string theory. So, if we determine that we live in an axiverse, it would be a major boon for string theory.
+
+A shift in the light
+
+How can we search for these axion strings? Models predict that axion strings have very low mass, so light won't bump into an axion and bend, or axions likely wouldn't mingle with other particles. There could be millions of axion strings floating through the Milky Way right now, and we wouldn't see them.
+
+But the universe is old and big, and we can use that to our advantage, especially once we recognize that the universe is also backlit.
+
+The cosmic microwave background (CMB) is the oldest light in the universe, emitted when it was just a baby — about 380,000 years old. This light has soaked the universe for all these billions of years, filtering through the cosmos until it finally hits something, like our microwave telescopes.
+
+So, when we look at the CMB, we see it through billions of light-years' worth of universe. It's like looking at a flashlight"s glow through a series of cobwebs: If there is a network of axion strings threaded through the cosmos, we could potentially spot them.
+
+In a recent study , published in the arXiv database on Dec. 5, a trio of researchers calculated the effect an axiverse would have on CMB light. They found that, depending on how a bit of light passes near a particular axion string, the polarization of that light could shift. That’s because the CMB light (and all light) is made of waves of electric and magnetic fields, and the polarization of light tells us how the electric fields are oriented — something that changes when the CMB light encounters an axion. We can measure the polarization of the CMB light by passing the signal through specialized filters, allowing us to pick out this effect.
+
+The researchers found that the total effect on the CMB from a universe full of strings introduced a shift in polarization amounting to around 1%, which is right on the verge of what we can detect today. But future CMB mappers, such as the Cosmic Origins Explorer, Lite (Light) satellite for the studies of B-mode polarization and Inflation from cosmic background Radiation Detection (LiteBIRD), and the Primordial Inflation Explorer (PIXIE) , are currently being designed. These futuristic telescopes would be capable of sniffing out an axiverse. And once those mappers come online, we'll either find that we live in an axiverse or rule out this particular prediction of string theory.
+
+Either way, there's a lot to untangle.
+
+Paul M. Sutter is an astrophysicist at The Ohio State University, host of Ask a Spaceman and Space Radio, and author of Your Place in the Universe.
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+Well-known venture capitalist Fred Wilson released his predictions for the 2020s this week.
+
+He predicted that climate change will be the major crisis of the century, comparable to world wars of the previous century.
+
+Wilson also predicted the collapse of real estate values in particularly vulnerable areas, and a resurgence of nuclear power.
+
+Other VCs have predicted growth in "greentech" and interest in sustainability over the next decade.
+
+Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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+Legendary venture capitalist Fred Wilson calls himself an optimist, but his first prediction for the 2020s sounds bleak.
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+Wilson is the cofounder of Union Square Ventures, a New York-based venture capital firm that's invested in companies like Stripe, Coinbase, Cloudflare, and Twitter. He's historically released his predictions for the coming year each January, and in his 10 predictions for 2020, Wilson places climate change — which he says will be the defining crisis of the century, akin to the world wars of the 20th century — at the top of his list.
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+"It will require countries and institutions to re-allocate capital from other endeavors to fight against a warming planet," Wilson wrote. "This is the decade we will begin to see this re-allocation of capital."
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+Wilson predicted a few of the ways the imminent climate crisis will play out. He expects to see carbon "taxed like the vice that it is" in countries around the world, including the US. A carbon tax has been proposed in the US before: In 2016, a study from economists at MIT and the University of Chicago suggested that it was the most promising way to fight climate change, and in 2019, 45 economists published a letter in The Wall Street Journal advocating for a carbon tax.
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+According to Wilson, this decade may also bring a change in real estate, as values collapse in areas most detrimentally affected by climate change, and grow in areas that benefit from a warming planet. Others have seen this coming as well, with some investors demanding discounts on coastal properties due to the anticipated effects of climate change. Some millenials are even reportedly buying land in rural locations as a climate crisis backup plan.
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+Maybe more optimistically, Wilson wrote that he expects to see "massive capital investments made in protecting critical regions and infrastructure." One of the major criticisms of President Trump's $1.5 billion infrastructure plan is that it fails to address resilience in the face of climate change.
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+Wilson also predicted investment in alternative energy sources, including nuclear power and solar power.
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+"All of these things and many more will cause the capital markets to focus on and fund the climate issue to the detriment of many other sectors," he wrote.
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+In a Business Insider roundup of VC predictions for 2020, others noted that increasing awareness of climate change will make sustainability and "greentech" major areas of investment in the near future. Wilson echoed this idea in another of his predictions, suggesting that plant-based diets will become dominant by the end of the decade as food production moves to labs and people seek to lessen the environmental impact of their diets.
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+It may only be a few days old, but the new decade already has its best Star Wars film. According to director JJ Abrams, The Rise of Skywalker is leaps and bounds better than any other mainline entries in the saga released in the 2020s.
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+“Listen, every Star Wars movie is great in its own way… but only one can truly be defined as being released in the new decade, inspiring a new generation, and successfully rebooting the Roaring Twenties. I’m proud to say that film is The Rise of Skywalker.”
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+Shockingly, the director celebrated the accolade by canceling his Disney Plus subscription. According to Abrams, the streaming channel is a relic of the 2010s and could potentially set him back by influencing his subconscious into using dated Star Wars tropes in his next films for Warner Bros.
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+“Baby Yoda is old news. The Rise of Skywalker is the best Star Wars film of the decade, and I’ll go out on a limb by saying my Superman reboot will be the best Superman film of the decade, too. I’m the King of the 2020s!”
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+Given that Lucasfilm is taking a 3-year break from releasing Star Wars films, at least one of Abrams’ proclamations will hold for a few years. Let’s hope someone can eventually top his effort in this decade.
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+From the late 19th century up to World War II, Americans were seized by the idea of transforming China into a Christian, capitalist America on the other side of the Pacific Ocean.
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+The word plastic pops up again and again in American statements about China from that era. China is “plastic” in the hands of “strong and capable Westerners,” announced President Woodrow Wilson in 1914. “China has become plastic after centuries of rigid conventionalism,”declared Selskar M. Gunn, a vice president of the Rockefeller Foundation, in May 1933.
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+But from the beginning, Americans were also afraid that China—or the Chinese—would change them, too. In 1870, following the Civil War, Congress limited naturalization to white people and black people. Later, the United States tried to inoculate itself against the influence of the Chinese by banning many of them from America’s shores. Starting with the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, the U.S. Congress passed a series of racist immigration laws which would not be significantly modified until World War II, when China was an ally in America’s fight against Japan. It looked bad for the U.S. to deny Chinese the right to travel in America while Chinese under American command were dying on Asian battlefields.
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+Then came the Cold War, and instead of changing China, Americans sought to quarantine it. Fear of China in the United States was at a fever pitch in the years following the Korean War as Chinese were portrayed in American films, magazines, and books as possessing magical powers to brainwash average Americans. U.S. economic and diplomatic sanctions on China were far more onerous than they were on the Soviet Union. After a while, the impracticability of such isolation became pretty obvious. Even Frank Sinatra weighed in during an interview with Playboy magazine in 1963, calling for “Red China” to be given a seat in the United Nations. “I don’t happen to think you can kick 800,000,000 Chinese under the rug and simply pretend that they don’t exist,” Sinatra declared.
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+In the 1970s, when the United States reopened its relations with China, the pendulum swung back again. Americans reached into their toolkit and, surprise, pulled out the same tool they had used before: The U.S. launched a second campaign to remake China in its image. On January 24, 1980, Congress granted most-favored-nation trading status to the Communist regime, cutting tariffs on Chinese goods to the same rate offered to America’s friends and allies. MFN status had been reserved for countries with free-market economies and basic political and civil rights, including the right to emigrate. In 1980, China met none of these criteria.
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+Although there was probably a good geopolitical argument to make for granting China MFN status, the Carter administration was compelled to justify its decision by appealing to America’s idea of its higher purpose in China. Beijing deserved MFN status because, Americans were told, China was on an unstoppable march to a market economy with free and fair elections. As Representative Bill Alexander, a Carter supporter from Arkansas, told the House on January 24, 1980, the day MFN status was approved, “Seeds of democracy are growing in China.”
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+This paternalistic attitude that we could change China persisted, in its second instantiation, for about 40 years. Significantly, this idea’s evil twin—a fear of China changing us—became less pronounced. American certainty that influence ran down a one-way street appeared in statements from the National Security Council and the State Department, which, no matter the political party or administration, were littered with expressions such as “shaping” or “managing” China’s rise. This self-confidence loomed large in the debate over China’s admittance to the World Trade Organization in 2001. Robert Rubin, secretary of the treasury under President Bill Clinton, told Congress that China’s accession to the WTO would “sow the seeds of freedom for China’s 1.2 billion citizens.”
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+I heard this mantra—China is becoming a normal nation! China wants the same thing as us! We are changing China!— non-stop during the decades I spent in China from American diplomats, positive that we would turn China into a more liberal country, and blithe to any worries that China could transform us.
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+So now we come to the brouhaha over an October 4th tweet by Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey expressing support for pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong. Underlying the firestorm caused by one opinion from one guy in Houston is a broader worry that what America considered its historical mission in China—bringing free-ish markets that would lead to freer people—has failed. But not only that.
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+Even as policy makers fret that China’s government immunized itself from the baleful influence of Western values, they see that it has begun to turn the tables and is exporting its ideology around the world. In short, China has begun to shape and manage us, not the other way around.
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+When Morey sent out a tweet that included an image saying, “Fight for freedom, stand with Hong Kong,” China’s government girded itself for a battle with the National Basketball Association. State-owned television and the Chinese internet giant Tencent suspended broadcasts of preseason NBA games. A slew of Chinese companies announced that they were putting sponsorships with the league on hold. China Central Television issued a statement calling for severe limits on freedom of speech. And Geng Shuang, a spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, suggested that he expected the NBA to follow the playbook of other corporations and kowtow. “The N.B.A. has been in cooperation with China for many years,” he said at a briefing last week. “It knows clearly in its heart what to say and what to do.”
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+The NBA’s playbook mirrored that of other organizations that have gotten sidewise with Beijing. Initially it waffled. Then NBA Commissioner Adam Silver put out a statement supporting Morey’s freedom of speech. But in its Chinese-language statements the NBA sounded significantly more apologetic than in its English ones. This is a tried and true formula. The Chinese language is the first level of encryption. Who cares if you sound spineless in Chinese when you’re stalwart in English? What’s worse, other leading voices in the NBA sought to muddy Silver’s message. The prominent NBA coaches Gregg Popovich and Steve Kerr dodged questions on the issue. Rockets stars James Harden and Russell Westbrook, who make a considerable amount of money in China through the sales of merchandise and shoes, announced on Twitter: “We apologize. We love China.” On Sunday, LeBron James said he thought Morey wasn’t “educated” on the situation.
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+But even the NBA’s half-hearted nod to Western values is more than most international corporations can muster. When it comes to dealing with China, the league is the exception that is validating concerns about China’s growing ability to do to the developed world what the developed world has failed to do to China.
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+One reason that the NBA is different, of course, is that unlike normal businesses, where China can play competitors off one another, no one can vie with the league. Especially not the alternative, which in China’s case would be the Chinese Basketball Association. Despite massive investments and the fact that the CBA is now led by former Rockets’ star Yao Ming, the CBA is a joke, proffering bad basketball in arenas with no heat. China’s national team, which is comprised of CBA all-stars, might not even make it to the 2022 Tokyo Olympics after its dismal showing at the FIBA World Cup over the summer.
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+For a clearer picture of the influence China wields, look no further than a ruckus that unspooled simultaneously with the NBA imbroglio. Last Sunday, Activision Blizzard, an e-gaming company, banned a professional Hearthstone player from the game’s lucrative pro league for a year and forced him to forfeit $10,000 after he said “Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our times,” in an interview about his tournament wins. Chung Ng Wai, who uses the handle “Blitzchung,” also donned a mask, which has become a symbol of the protests, before he was hustled from the podium. (Blizzard later said it would reduce the one-year suspension to a six-month one, and that it would restore the prize money.)
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+What’s stunning, or pathetic, is that Activision Blizzard made this decision—citing “damages to the company’s image”—on its own, apparently without direction from Beijing, an indication that the firm, like many others, has internalized Chinese values. Activision Blizzard makes a lot of money in China where gaming has become a national pastime to a generation of young men. Blizzard has a partnership with the Chinese tech company Netease and Tencent owns five percent of its parent company.
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+Blizzard Activision is just one of many corporations that have bent to Chinese whims, perceived or otherwise, in recent years. Corporate heavyweights such as Marriott, Cathay Pacific, MUJI, Versace, Dolce & Gabbana, United Airlines, Swarovski, Mercedes Benz, Gap, Apple, Google, and Leica have all been targeted by either the Chinese Communist Party or by Chinese netizens for perceived slights. And slight they were indeed. Last week, Tiffany & Co. killed an ad that showed Chinese model Sun Feifei wearing a Tiffany ring on her right hand, which covered her right eye. Chinese netizens claimed the advertisement could be interpreted as showing support for Hong Kong’s protesters, many of whom hide their faces with masks. Go figure.
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+Responses by multinationals to China’s wrath have resulted in real-world consequences for innocent workers. In March 2018, Marriott International fired a low-level social-media employee from Omaha after he "liked" a tweet about Tibet that offended the Chinese government. In September, Cathay’s CEO, Rupert Hogg, resigned because China opposed how Cathay had handled its employees who participated in demonstrations in Hong Kong.
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+Hollywood, ground zero of China’s success at managing the developed world, has not released one major movie with a Chinese villain since 1997. In one film, the 2012 dud Red Dawn, editors actually swapped out Chinese baddies for North Koreans in post-production.
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+Although Facebook remains banned in China, its founder, Mark Zuckerberg, has been craven in his efforts to return Facebook to the good graces of the Chinese Communist Party. Zuckerberg has pulled publicity stunts such as jogging through thick smog on Tiananmen Square. He has learned broken Chinese. At a White House dinner in 2015, Zuckerberg even had the gumption to ask Chinese President Xi Jinping to give an honorary Chinese name to his unborn child. Xi turned him down. The one big U.S. tech company that has stayed in the China market has been LinkedIn; the price has been aggressive censoring of speech.
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+As for Google: For years, it worked hard to grow its business in China. But following a series of hacks that targeted political dissidents who used Gmail, Google left the country in 2010. Still, the lure of the China market proved so irresistible that Google's management launched a secret program called Project Dragonfly to create a censored search engine for China. Only after protests did Google shelve the program. Wasn’t Google’s motto “Don’t be evil”?
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+In April 1868, a delegation of Chinese officials visited the United States. Among them was a Manchu Mandarin named Zhigang who authored one of the first Chinese travelogues describing a visit to the West. Zhigang wrote reams on American shipbuilding, steel mills, microscopes, and printing presses. Zhigang also had an insight about the resilience of American values that his successors in Beijing understand today. In America, he noted, “the love of God is less real than the love of profit.” Or as the straight-shooting Jason Whitlock said on the Fox Sports show Speak for Yourself the other day, “Quit faking the funk … When China tells you to shut the hell up, everybody shuts the hell up. Everybody loses their courage when there’s money on the line.”
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+Key point: The Air Force is getting ready for the B-21’s potentially decade-long test program.
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+The U.S. Air Force’s new B-21 stealth bomber is scheduled to make its first public appearance in December 2021. But there’s a lot of work to do before the plane can debut.
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+The U.S. Air Force in 2015 awarded Northrop Grumman a $23-billion contract to develop the new bomber as a partial replacement for the service’s existing fleet of around 160 B-1, B-2 and B-52 bombers.
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+More than four years later, work is well underway on the first B-21 test plane, John Tirpak reported at Air Force magazine. Northrop is building the bomber at a secretive facility in Palmdale, California that previously manufactured Global Hawk spy drones.
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+“We’re ready to start actually building parts,” Randall Walden, head of the U.S. Air Force’s Rapid Capabilities Office, which oversees B-21 development effort, told Tirpak.
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+Many aspects of the B-21’s design remain classified. The Air Force has released a crude artist’s impression of the plane that depicts a flying-wing design that’s similar to the B-2’s design but lacks the older bomber’s serrated “dogtooth” trailing edge.
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+Northrop added the dogtooth edge to improve the B-2’s low-level performance. The B-21, however, is designed to operate mostly at high altitude, so it doesn’t need the serration.
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+It’s unclear whether the B-21 has four engines like the B-2 does or just two, Tirpak pointed out. “The consensus among aerospace analysts is that the jet likely uses [Pratt & Whitney’s] F135 engine, which also equips the F-35 fighter,” Tirpak wrote.
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+Two F135s could generate 56,000 pounds of dry (non-afterburning) thrust, but would require a larger aperture to do so than the four General Electric F118 engines in the B-2, which combine to produce about 68,000 pounds of thrust. The B-21 is believed to be somewhat smaller than the B-2, with a payload of around 30,000-pounds, just large enough to carry one GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator precision-guided conventional bomb, the largest in the Air Force inventory.
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+The Air Force has stated that the B-21, which will be capable of nuclear and conventional roles, would have a pilot-optional mode, effectively transforming it into a remotely-operated drone with the flip of a few switches.
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+But service leaders haven’t mentioned that feature since 2018, Tirpak noted. That could imply that officials want to keep the capability as secret as possible.
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+“Air Force leaders have said numerous times that the B-21 program is among the best-run programs in the Air Force, hitting its cost and schedule marks,” Tirpak reported. The Air Force initially said it wanted between 80 and 100 of the new bombers to replace the B-1 and B-2 fleets in the 2030s. That number since has grown.
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+The Air Force in 2018 announced it wanted to expand its bomber force from nine squadrons to 14. “A bomber squadron’s got about eight airplanes in it,” Donovan told Tirpak, meaning the service could ask Congress for an additional 50 or so B-21s. But Donovan also cited outside analysis that concluded the Air Force needs at least 174 B-21s.
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+The service expects each bomber to cost around $600 million.
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+The Air Force is getting ready for the B-21’s potentially decade-long test program. The flying branch reactivated the 420th Flight Test Squadron at Edwards Air Force Base in California to handle the bomber’s trials. That’s the same squadron that tests the B-2.
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+Edwards’s South Base area is the squadron’s new home. “Satellite images of Edwards reveal a number of new structures in the South Base area, including one building that is about 220 feet square—about the size needed to shelter a B-2-sized aircraft,” Tirpak wrote. “The Air Force has also relocated B-1 and B-52 test activities away from South Base.”
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+Interestingly, the Air Force plans to share technology between the B-21 program and the parallel Next-Generation Air-Dominance program, which could eventually produce a replacement for the F-22 stealth fighter. The service chose former B-21 program manager Col. Dale White to head up NGAD, Tirpak noted.
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+Maj. Gen. Scott Pleus, Pacific Air Forces Director of Air and Cyber Operations, floated the idea of basing the new “sixth-generation” fighter design in part on the B-21. “A B-21 that also has air-to-air capabilities” and the ability “to work with the family of systems to defend itself, utilizing stealth—maybe that’s where the sixth-generation airplane comes from,” Pleus said.
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+David Axe serves as Defense Editor of the National Interest. He is the author of the graphic novels War Fix, War Is Boring and Machete Squad. This article appeared last year.
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+Image: Reuters.
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+U.S. forces have now surpassed 2,800 strikes against targets in Iraq and Syria under President Obama’s war against the Islamic State, all as part of a conflict Congress has yet to specifically authorize — and amid worries lawmakers won’t ever act.
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+Under intense pressure from Capitol Hill, Mr. Obama finally submitted a draft authorization for the use of military force against the Islamic State in February, but it’s since languished, caught in the stalemate between those who want tighter restrictions and those who want the president to have as free a hand as possible.
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+Now analysts worry that inaction will set a dangerous precedent and leave Congress shorn of its warmaking powers.
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+“I understand it’s unlikely that they’ll act, but it’s important for them to act,” Shoon Murray, an associate professor in the School of International Service at American University, said last week. “It does take away the war powers of Congress by Congress’ own deference.”
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+The U.S. military has been conducting strikes in Iraq for 10 months, and began striking directly at targets in Syria last September as part of Mr. Obama’s announced campaign to degrade the capabilities of the Islamic State.
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+This past weekend’s attacks brought the total to 1,458 strikes in Iraq and 1,343 in Syria by U.S. forces. Coalition forces allied with the U.S. have conducted another 655 attacks on Iraqi targets and 95 in Syria.
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+Mr. Obama has justified the attacks under his commander in chief powers and under the 2001 resolution authorizing force against al Qaeda, and the 2002 resolution authorizing the ouster of Saddam Hussein in Iraq.
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+Some lawmakers on Capitol Hill have said Mr. Obama is stretching those laws and that the strikes could be illegal — though they say they want to put them on firm footing by passing a new authorization.
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+But first Mr. Obama balked at sending up new war language and, when he finally did, the split on Capitol Hill became clear: The draft authorization was too aggressive for some, chiefly Democrats, who wanted tighter restrictions on ground troops. But it was too narrow for hawks, chiefly Republicans, who would prefer the president to retain all options.
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+“Obviously, it is not going anywhere,” Sen. John McCain, Arizona Republican and chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee, told Defense One last week. “The proposal was not enough for those on the left and way too much for those of us who believe that the Constitution says the president is the commander in chief.”
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+Sen. Bob Corker, Tennessee Republican and chair of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, which would consider the authorization, told reporters last week that he is starting discussions to look for a bipartisan path forward, but will not bring it up if partisan debates on the authorization could give the impression that lawmakers are divided on fighting the Islamic State.
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+Political analysts said the stalemate is bad for Congress, which is granted the power to declare war under the Constitution, while the president is granted the powers of commanding the armed forces.
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+“You have this structure of checks and balances in place. The problem is, it’s not being followed,” said Chris Edelson, assistant professor of government at American University. “The system depends on each institution asserting its power, and that’s not happening.”
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+The president, in his February draft, requested authority to use military force for three years, allowing the administration to strike the Islamic State anywhere in the world, though the use of ground forces outside of limited roles like advisers or search-and-rescue is prohibited.
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+Complicating matters is the 2001 authorization to use force against al Qaeda, which would remain in effect. Since the president has argued the current war is legal under that authorization, which has no endpoint, even the expiration of a new authorization against the Islamic State wouldn’t necessarily halt the war.
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+That leaves the administration free to pursue its war without having to get new permission from Congress.
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+Mr. Edelson said it wasn’t long ago that Congress did flex its war powers. When Obama wanted to strike Syria to stop the Assad regime in 2013, enough lawmakers publicly demanded first Mr. Obama seek their permission that he backed off his plans, creating space for Russian President Vladimir Putin to broker a deal.
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+“Congress has shown it is capable of asserting itself,” Mr. Edelson said.
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+For Mr. Obama, his unilateral stance is also an about-face from his time as a senator, when he argued Congress needed to keep the president from acting unilaterally in declaring war, Mr. Edelson said.
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+“The president does not have power under the Constitution to unilaterally authorize a military attack in a situation that does not involve stopping an actual or imminent threat to the nation,” Mr. Obama said during a 2007 interview with The Boston Globe.
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+“As president, unfortunately he doesn’t follow that approach,” Mr. Edelson said, noting that the president has conducted unilateral strikes in 2011 in Libya before his campaign against the Islamic State.
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+• Jacqueline Klimas can be reached at jklimas@washingtontimes.com.
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+UPPER WEST SIDE, Manhattan (WABC) -- Police are searching for the suspects accused of stealing bags from moviegoers on multiple occasions.Authorities say the same people are suspected in at least nine different incidents at the AMC Lincoln Square 13 theater between July and December last year.After their bags were stolen, the victims were later notified that their credit cards were used at various stores around the city.Anyone with information about the suspects is asked to call the NYPD's Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477) or for Spanish, 1-888-57-PISTA (74782).----------
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+ORLANDO — A gunman who pledged allegiance to the Islamic State opened fire inside a crowded gay bar and dance club here early Sunday, leaving 49 people dead and 53 injured in the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history, authorities said. Wp Get the full experience. Choose your plan ArrowRight President Obama labeled the rampage “an act of terror and an act of hate.” The gunman fired bullets seemingly at random inside the popular Pulse nightclub, forcing panicked patrons to dive onto the dance floor, crawl across the ground and scramble out a back entrance. He then held others hostage in a three-hour siege that ended when police stormed the building and killed him.
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+Witnesses described scenes of horrific carnage. Victims flooded local hospitals with gunshot wounds to their chests, legs and arms. Some had their calves and forearms blown off, doctors said. Police said the toll could have been even greater had a SWAT team not rescued 30 people and shepherded them to safety. Many of the victims were Latino; the club was celebrating “Latin Night.”
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+“We’re dealing with something we never imagined and is unimaginable,” said Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer (D), who declared a state of emergency in the city.
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+49 people were killed at a nightclub in Orlando when a gunman who pledged loyalty to the Islamic State opened fire and took hostages. Here are the victims. (Video: Victoria Walker/The Washington Post)
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+The gunman was identified as Omar Mateen, a 29-year-old security guard who was born in New York to Afghan parents. After his initial assault on the dance club, Mateen called 911 and pledged allegiance to the leader of the Islamic State, also known as ISIS, according to federal law enforcement officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the FBI investigation is unfolding. During the call, Mateen made reference to the 2013 bombing of the Boston Marathon, officials said.
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+The shooting raised fresh alarm about the ability of overseas terrorists to wreak havoc on U.S. soil. But it also ignited fears of a broader campaign against the American gay, lesbian and transgender community as the first anniversary of the landmark Supreme Court decision legalizing same-sex marriage approaches.
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+Hours after the Orlando attack, police in Southern California reported arresting a heavily armed man who said he was headed to a gay pride parade in the Los Angeles area — though authorities later said they were mistaken about the man’s target. Meanwhile, in Washington, police stepped up patrols ahead of the Capital Pride Festival, one of dozens of gay pride events scheduled this month across the nation and around the world.
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+“As Americans, we are united in grief, in outrage, and in resolve to defend our people,” Obama said during a brief speech at the White House, where he said the FBI is investigating the Orlando massacre as an act of terrorism. Until Sunday, the 2007 rampage at Virginia Tech — in which 32 people died — was the country’s worst mass shooting.
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+Family members gathered at a hotel in Orlando to receive updates on the status of their loved ones following the worst mass shooting in American history. (Video: McKenna Ewen/The Washington Post)
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+Throughout the day, relatives and friends of missing clubgoers gathered at a downtown Hampton Inn & Suites to await news of their loved ones. On Sunday evening, as the names of the dead began to trickle out, the scene in the hotel’s sweltering lobby turned tragic.
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+One woman sat in a chair next to a stack of pizza boxes, sobbing and screaming. Another woman crumpled in her chair, crying, and was taken out in a wheelchair. A third woman vomited into a trash can. Others hugged, shook and softly cried as grief counselors and law enforcement officials milled about.
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+Condemnations of the carnage in downtown Orlando flooded the airwaves from officials and pundits across the political spectrum. But late Sunday, many questions remained unanswered. It was unclear, for example, how a lone gunman managed to hold so many people inside the nightclub for so long, whether any of the clubgoers tried to stop him and why police waited three hours to intervene. A clear timeline of events, including when the victims were killed and injured and who shot them, remained elusive.
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+Authorities declined to offer details. But a senior U.S. law enforcement official said officers delayed their assault on the gunman because the active-shooter scene turned into a hostage negotiation once the gunman called 911. For three hours, the gunman was on the phone with police and no shots were fired.
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+“That is when you do wait,” said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not an authorized spokesman. “It was appropriate.”
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+Police ultimately chose to end the standoff because of concerns about the health and safety of dozens of people who were injured and trapped inside. Officials at nearby Orlando Regional Medical Center said at least nine people died at the hospital or were dead when they arrived. It was unclear whether anyone was injured during the gunman’s final shootout with officers, although authorities said that one Orlando police officer was shot but his Kevlar helmet saved him.
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+Early Sunday, June 12, a gunman opened fire on a crowded nightclub in Orlando. He killed at least 49 people. Here's what you need to know. (Video: Monica Akhtar/The Washington Post, Photo: STEVE NESIUS/The Washington Post)
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+The Islamic State has repeatedly executed gay people and released videos showing their gruesome executions. FBI Special Agent Ron Hopper said the bureau was still working to determine whether sexual orientation was a motive in the Orlando attack. He said investigators had found no indication that Mateen had outside help in planning the attack, nor any sign of other suspects or further threats to the public.
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+Much was also still to be learned about Mateen’s background, although details about his previous contacts with law enforcement officials began to emerge. Much like Tamerlan Tsarnaev, the older of the two brothers who carried out the Boston Marathon bombing, Mateen had been on the FBI’s radar.
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+Hopper, who runs the FBI’s Orlando office, told reporters that Mateen had twice been investigated by the bureau and was cleared both times.
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+In 2013, Hopper said agents twice interviewed Mateen after he made “inflammatory comments to co-workers alleging possible ties to terrorists.” The FBI closed the investigation after it was unable to verify the details of his comments, Hopper said.
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+The following year, FBI agents examined possible ties connecting Mateen to Moner Mohammad Abusalha, the first American to carry out a suicide attack in Syria. Like Mateen, Abusalha lived in Fort Pierce, Fla.
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+“We determined that contact was minimal and did not constitute a substantive relationship or a threat at that time,” Hopper said.
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+Meanwhile, Sitora Yusifiy, Mateen’s ex-wife, said in an interview Sunday that he beat her repeatedly during their brief marriage and that Mateen, who was a Muslim, was not very religious and gave no indication that he was devoted to radical Islam.
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+“He was not a stable person,” she said. “He would just come home and start beating me up because the laundry wasn’t finished or something like that.”
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+On Sunday, the gunman was armed with a handgun and an assault rifle and was carrying additional rounds.
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+“It appears he was organized and well-prepared,” Orlando Police Chief John Mina said.
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+Mateen had legally purchased the two guns — which the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives said were a ­.223-caliber AR-15-type assault rifle and a 9mm semiautomatic pistol — within “the last few days,” according to Trevor Velinor of the ATF. The AR-15 is the civilian variant of the M16 military rifle and is one of nation’s most popular weapons. A standard magazine carries about 30 bullets.
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+The violence in the crowded nightclub began as Saturday gave way to Sunday. About 2 a.m., Pulse Orlando posted an urgent message on Facebook: “Everyone get out of pulse and keep running.”
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+Within minutes, police vehicles and a SWAT team descended on the club.
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+“I was there,” Ricardo J. Negron posted on Pulse’s Facebook page several hours later.
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+“Shooter opened fire @ around 2:00am. People on the dance floor and bar got down on the floor and some of us who were near the bar and back exit managed to go out through the outdoor area and just ran. I am safely home and hoping everyone gets home safely as well.”
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+Many of the injured were taken to the regional medical center, which was locked down until Sunday afternoon. The hospital permitted only two family members at a time to go inside, leaving 45 people waiting in the 84-degree heat.
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+Some people emerged from the hospital with tears streaming down their faces. One woman lay on the ground, moaning “no” over and over until her family led her away.
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+Joannette Martinez said her family became worried when they couldn’t find her 24-year-old sister, Yilmary. It was Yilmary’s first time at the club, Joanette said; she was celebrating a visit from her brother-in-law.
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+“No one’s told us anything,” Martinez said as she sat on the sidewalk, her back to the hospital, after waiting for several hours.
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+At the Hampton Inn & Suites, Jose Honorato waited with his seven siblings for word about his younger brother Miguel.
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+“He was at the club with three friends. They made it out safely when the shooting started, but they don’t know if he made it out,” Honorato said.
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+Honorato said he had called Miguel’s phone, but it just kept ringing and went to voicemail.
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+Police described a hellish scene inside the nightclub, which was strewn with bodies. “It’s absolutely terrible,” Mina said. “Fifty victims in one location, one shooting.”
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+The massive law enforcement response included a number of federal agencies. Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch, who was scheduled to attend a meeting in Beijing on cybersecurity, said Sunday that she was returning to Washington so she could monitor the investigation.
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+At the White House, Obama met with FBI Director James B. Comey and then briefly addressed the nation, saying the entire country stands “with the people of Orlando, who have endured a terrible attack on their city.”
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+The president said it was too early to know “the precise motivations of the killer,” but that the FBI would investigate possible links between the gunman and terrorist groups.
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+Echoing comments he has made after other mass shootings, Obama said the bloodshed served to highlight how easily people can obtain guns in the United States. He also signed a proclamation honoring the victims and ordering that American flags be flown at half-staff until sunset Thursday.
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+In Orlando, Joshua and Mary Zika, who live less than a block from the nightclub, said they were particularly appalled that the shooter had appeared to target a particular group.
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+“We’re proud of our gay community in Orlando,” Mary Zika said.
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+By early Sunday evening, a Florida LGBT advocacy group had raised nearly half a million dollars for the victims. More than 11,000 people had donated to Equality Florida’s GoFundMe page in six hours, raising more than $480,000. The funds will go directly to victims and their families, according to the page.
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+Sunday’s rampage followed another shooting in Orlando: The fatal slaying Friday night of a pop singer who was killed while signing autographs after a performance at an Orlando concert venue.
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+Christina Grimmie, a 22-year-old singer who was a finalist on NBC’s “The Voice,” died hours after she was shot by a gunman who then shot himself, police said.
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+The scene in Orlando after a gunman opened fire at a nightclub Share Share View Photos View Photos Next Image An injured person is escorted out of the Pulse nightclub after a shooting rampage, Sunday morning June 12, 2016, in Orlando, Fla. A gunman wielding an assault-type rifle and a handgun opened fire inside a crowded gay nightclub early Sunday, killing at least 50 people before dying in a gunfight with SWAT officers, police said. It was the deadliest mass shooting in American history. (AP Photo/Steven Fernandez)
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+Berman and Markon reported from Washington. Adam Goldman in Washington and Katie Zezima and Amanda Elder in Orlando contributed to this report. Also contributing were Peter Holley, Souad Mekhennet, Ariana Eunjung Cha, Greg Miller, Joby Warrick, Tim Craig, Sarah Larimer, Julie Tate, Missy Ryan, Ellen Nakashima and Thomas Gibbons-Neff.
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+Days after hackers started openly selling inexpensive databases of hundreds of millions of LinkedIn and MySpace passwords, users of other services are complaining that someone has drained their bank accounts.
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+Users of a German service called TeamViewer, which allows customers to log into their computers remotely, have recently complained that someone else had taken control of some of their most private and valuable accounts: their email, bank, and PayPal accounts.
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+@TeamViewer My TeamViewer was hacked not once but twice. The second time I caught them on red handed trying to use my paypal to buy ITunes. — Aiden Raccoon (@AidenRaccoon) June 2, 2016
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+Thank god for @PayPal customer service. But you guys must be getting tired of reversing charges related to @TeamViewer — Rhett Roy (@rhettroy) June 2, 2016
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+TeamViewer strongly denies that it’s seen any evidence the company was actually hacked, though it hasn’t yet committed to an internal audit. Instead, it’s pushing a different theory, based on the fact that some people unwisely use the same username and password for multiple sites. In recent weeks, hackers have been spotted aggressively selling enormous caches of hacked, verified passwords from some of the biggest sites of recent years: at least 117 million LinkedIn passwords and 111 million MySpace accounts.
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+If their TeamViewer login information is the same as used on LinkedIn or MySpace or any of the other recently hacked sites, that gives hackers a way around knowing passwords to more sensible sites.
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+“People are trading bits of data from hacks elsewhere from data breaches with LinkedIn, with myspace,” Axel Schmidt, a spokesperson from TeamViewer, told Vocativ. “It happens way too many times that users use the same account credential for multiple accounts with different services.”
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+Schmidt added that he had noticed an uptick in complaints from TeamViewer users that attackers had hijacked their accounts. He checked the email addresses of four of the complainants on the website haveibeenpwned.com, a site run by Microsoft researcher Troy Hunt, which checks email addresses against those known to have been involved in a data breach. The site includes emails associated with both the LinkedIn and MySpace hacks. According to the site, all four TeamView customers’ emails were confirmed to have been involved in a data breach at some point, Schmidt said. He declined to share how many customers have recently made complaints, or which hack his customers had been a part of, citing Germany’s strict data privacy laws.
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+Some recent TeamViewer victims indicated that’s what happened.
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+“It’s amazing that they thought to use TeamViewer to attack. Smart, in all honesty,” a victim named Chad, whose computer purchased a $100 iTunes gift card while he was asleep, told Vocativ.
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+“[M]y LinkedIn and TeamViewer may share the same password,” he admitted. When Chad checked haveibeenpwned at Vocativ’s suggestion he saw that his LinkedIn account was indeed among those compromised.
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+The method could certainly work. Even if you use a totally unique password for your bank account, if it’s stored in your browser and someone else can remotely access that computer, they can then access your bank just the same.
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+“The perpetrator [stole] my details that were saved within the Chrome browser,” another TeamViewer user, who was previously hacked in April, told Vocativ. “I could see in the logs and browsing history how he was transferring money (presumably to himself) through PayPal, and purchasing Amazon Gift Cards. It was going on until my bank decided to block the activities as they seemed out of the ordinary.”
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+Software developer and TeamViewer user Tim Oliver describes the a similar scenario in his blog. By remarkable coincidence, he writes, he actually noticed a different “Tim Oliver” sign into his account and access his computer via TeamViewer. He quickly terminated the session and changed the password before any damage was done. As the service lets users track where logins come from, he could quickly tell that this unwanted visitor was from Russia. And yes, he used the same login information as his old LinkedIn account, and yes, his was among those affected by that breach.
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+On Wednesday, TeamViewer went offline, fueling speculation that it had been hacked. But that was a separate issue, Schmidt said: An unknown attacker had hit the service with a larger than usual DDoS attack, in which a hacker directs scores of visits to a site at the same time, overwhelming it with traffic.
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+Granit Xhaka has spoken of the importance of family (Picture: Getty)
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+Arsenal midfielder Granit Xhaka, in action for Switzerland today in Euro 2016, has revealed he and his brother give 80% of their pay packets to their parents.
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+The 23-year-old will no doubt be on significantly more money now after leaving Borussia Monchengladbach for the Gunners last month, but fans will no doubt be impressed by this incredible gesture.
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+Touted as a real leader and potential future captain, Xhaka’s personality seems a great fit for Arsenal, with personal success clearly not at the forefront of his mind as he gives something back to those who helped him get to where he is now.
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+‘Because we owe our parents everything, we want to give them something back today,’ Xhaka is quoted in Spox. ‘And we give, each month our income from [football], of course we have a separate account, but 80 percent of our income we send home.
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+‘We are young, we are naive with money, money can go fast again.
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+‘If anyone thinks he is something better, just because he has more money in his account… then he can very quickly fall on his face. The family is our greatest luxury.’
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+The two Xhaka’s will come up against each other this afternoon, with Granit representing Switzerland and Taulant on the opposite side for Albania.
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+MORE : Scouting Report: Arsenal fans should be excited by Granit Xhaka after Switzerland masterclass
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+Clubbing
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+Bible verses about clubbing
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+Many new believers ask is clubbing a sin? The answer is yes, Christians should not go to clubs plain and simple. All you find at nightclubs is sin. You will find drunkenness, devilish music, promiscuous women and men, devilish dancing, fighting, and more devilish things. The club scene is of the devil and it glorifies God in no way shape or form. Scripture tells us to abstain from all appearance of evil, but it is clearly appearing evil. Scripture tells us do not be conformed to the world, but it is being a friend of the world.
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+If Jesus came down from Heaven and stood in front of you looking in your eyes while you were in the club line you would drop down and cry. God sees all the things you do. How do you think God feels about you doing things that He hates? False believers go to nightclubs on a Saturday then on a Sunday go to church and think God is OK with that. God is holy and just, He has to punish evil people. The Christianity of the end times is so deceitful. People are living in a continuous lifestyle of sin one day then going to church the next to play Christian.
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+Are you willing to deny yourself? Most people these days who profess Jesus as Lord will one day hear I never knew you depart from me you workers of lawlessness. You know what’s at the club and you know God hates it. You know bad company corrupts good morals and you know being in that environment will bring temptation. Many people want to find anything they can to justify sin, but when in front of God there is no more excuses.
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+I turn on the news and I always hear about someone getting shot at the club or a drunk driving accident when returning from the club. If they would have done something positive would that have happened? Take up the cross daily and live for the Lord not yourself. Always remember this, we don’t obey Christ because it saves us we obey Christ because He saved us. Please when you’re done refresh yourself with the gospel by clicking on the link at the top of the page.
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+Set apart
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+1. Romans 12:1-2 Brothers and sisters, in view of all we have just shared about God’s compassion, I encourage you to offer your bodies as living sacrifices, dedicated to God and pleasing to him. This kind of worship is appropriate for you. Don’t become like the people of this world. Instead, change the way you think. Then you will always be able to determine what God really wants—what is good, pleasing, and perfect.
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+2. 1 Peter 1:13-15 Therefore, your minds must be clear and ready for action. Place your confidence completely in what God’s kindness will bring you when Jesus Christ appears again. Because you are children who obey God, don’t live the kind of lives you once lived. Once you lived to satisfy your desires because you didn’t know any better. But because the God who called you is holy, you must be holy in every aspect of your life.
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+3. James 4:4 You people are not faithful to God! You should know that loving what the world has is the same as hating God. So anyone who wants to be friends with this evil world becomes God’s enemy.
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+Do God’s will
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+4. Ephesians 5:15-18 Therefore be very careful how you live—not as unwise but as wise, taking advantage of every opportunity, because the days are evil. For this reason do not be foolish, but be wise by understanding what the Lord’s will is. And do not get drunk with wine, which is debauchery, but be filled by the Spirit.
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+5. 1 Thessalonians 4:3-5 God wants you to be holy. He wants you to stay away from sexual sins. God wants each one of you to learn to control your own body. Use your body in a way that is holy and that gives honor to God. Don’t let your sexual desires control you like the people who don’t know God.
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+6. Ephesians 5:8-10 For you were once darkness, but now you are light in the Lord. Live as children of light (for the fruit of the light consists in all goodness, righteousness and truth) and find out what pleases the Lord.
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+Party animals will not enter into Heaven.
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+7. Galatians 5:19-21 When you follow the desires of your sinful nature, the results are very clear: sexual immorality, impurity, lustful pleasures, idolatry, sorcery, hostility, quarreling, jealousy, outbursts of anger, selfish ambition, dissension, division, envy, drunkenness, wild parties, and other sins like these. Let me tell you again, as I have before, that anyone living that sort of life will not inherit the Kingdom of God.
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+8. 2 Thessalonians 1:8-9 in flaming fire, bringing judgment on those who don’t know God and on those who refuse to obey the Good News of our Lord Jesus. They will be punished with eternal destruction, forever separated from the Lord and from his glorious power.
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+9. Romans 2:8 But for those who are self-seeking and who reject the truth and follow evil, there will be wrath and anger.
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+Hate evil
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+10. Romans 13:13 Because we belong to the day, we must live decent lives for all to see. Don’t participate in the darkness of wild parties and drunkenness, or in sexual promiscuity and immoral living, or in quarreling and jealousy.
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+11. Psalm 97:10 Let those who love the LORD hate evil, for he guards the lives of his faithful ones and delivers them from the hand of the wicked.
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+12. Romans 12:9 Love must be sincere. Hate what is evil; cling to what is good.
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+13. 1 Peter 4:3 You have had enough in the past of the evil things that godless people enjoy–their immorality and lust, their feasting and drunkenness and wild parties, and their terrible worship of idols.
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+Reminders
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+14. Ephesians 4:23-24 to be made new in the attitude of your minds; and to put on the new self, created to be like God in true righteousness and holiness.
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+15. Ecclesiastes 7:17 Be not overly wicked, neither be a fool. Why should you die before your time?
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+16. Ecclesiastes 12:1 Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth, while the evil days come not, nor the years draw nigh, when thou shalt say, I have no pleasure in them
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+17. John 9:31 Now we know that God heareth not sinners: but if any man be a worshipper of God, and doeth his will, him he heareth.
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+18. Matthew 18:8-9 So if your hand or foot causes you to sin, cut it off and throw it away. It’s better to enter eternal life with only one hand or one foot than to be thrown into eternal fire with both of your hands and feet. And if your eye causes you to sin, gouge it out and throw it away. It’s better to enter eternal life with only one eye than to have two eyes and be thrown into the fire of hell.
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+19. Ephesians 6:11-12 Put on the full armor of God, so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes. For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.
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+Last days
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+20. 2 Timothy 3:1-5 But understand this, that in the last days there will come times of difficulty. For people will be lovers of self, lovers of money, proud, arrogant, abusive, disobedient to their parents, ungrateful, unholy, heartless, unappeasable, slanderous, without self-control, brutal, not loving good, treacherous, reckless, swollen with conceit, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God, having the appearance of godliness, but denying its power. Avoid such people.
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+The State Department on Wednesday acknowledged that an archived video of a 2013 press briefing was intentionally edited to remove a snippet of conversation about the Iran nuclear talks, an omission it had previously blamed on a “glitch.”
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+Earlier this year, journalists discovered that several minutes of the 2013 press briefing had been deleted from an archived video posted on YouTube. The deleted segment of tape included a discussion related to the nuclear deal with Iran, and a suggestion by spokeswoman Jen Psaki that negotiations for that deal had begun earlier than previously disclosed.
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+{mosads}The State Department a few weeks ago blamed the missing portion of the video on a “glitch,” but did a rapid about-face on Wednesday.
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+In reviewing the events surrounding the missing videotape, State Department officials “learned that a specific request was made to excise that portion of the briefing,” spokesman John Kirby told reporters. “We do not know who made the request to edit the video or why it was made.”
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+Officials “tried” to determine who ordered the edit, the spokesman added, “but it was three years ago and the individual who took the call [to edit the tape] just simply doesn’t have a better memory of it.”
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+The order to edit the tape came from somewhere in the department’s Public Affairs Bureau, he said.
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+Psaki, who is now the White House director of communications, denied that she was responsible for the scrubbing.
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+“I had no knowledge of nor would I have approved of any form of editing or cutting my briefing transcript on any subject while @StateDept,” she said on Twitter.
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+There were no formal policies in place prohibiting officials from meddling with recorded video briefings, Kirby claimed, so the department will not launch an investigation to determine who removed the minutes of video or why.
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+“There were no rules governing this sort of action in the past,” he maintained. “So I find no reason to press forward with a more formal or deeper investigation. What matters to me — and I take it seriously — is our commitment to transparency and disclosure.”
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+On Wednesday, Kirby said he did order new rules mandating videos and transcripts of briefings to be posted online in full, and preventing them from being edited except in the rarest of circumstances, and only with full disclosures.
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+“We believe that deliberately removing a portion of the video was not and is not in keeping with the State Department’s commitment to transparency and public accountability,” Kirby said.
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+The Wednesday admission is a humbling one for the State Department. Its refusal to further probe the matter is likely to incite outrage from conservative critics and public transparency advocates.
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+The revelation of the missing tape sparked outrage from the Obama administration’s critics, who accused it of covering up its own recent past.
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+The start date of the negotiations gained new prominence in recent weeks, after the publication of a New York Times Magazine profile of White House aide Ben Rhodes suggesting the White House manipulated the press with a false narrative about the Iran nuclear pact.
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+This story was updated at 5:36 p.m.
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+SAN JOSE, Calif. – The San Jose Sharks returned home in an 0-2 hole against the Pittsburgh Penguins in the 2016 Stanley Cup Final.
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+They needed something to rally them. Needed that extra level to elevate their game. Needed that … Beast Mode.
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+Enter Marshawn Lynch, the recently retired Seattle Seahawks great, whose unstoppable “Beast Mode” runs made him the best running back in the NFL for parts of his nine seasons.
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+The Oakland native who attended the University of California was the celebrity guest who “opened the door” for the Sharks as they rushed out of their dressing room and through the giant, smoking Sharks head to start the game.
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+And he rocked a BEAST MODE jersey:
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+Sharks
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+He joins an eclectic list that’s included Olympic gold medalist Kristi Yamaguchi, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, former U.S. secretary of state Condoleezza Rice and Metallica singer James Hetfield.
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+Donald Trump on Wednesday said he does not need $1 billion in fundraising for a general presidential election.
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+“There’s no reason to raise that,” he said at Trump Tower in New York City, according to Bloomberg Politics.
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+{mosads}“I just don’t think I need nearly as much money as other people need, because I get so much publicity. I get so many invitations to be on television. I get so many interviews, if I want them.”
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+Bloomberg Politics on Wednesday reported Trump would not commit to fundraising even half of his previously pledged $1 billion total. He also gave no specific benchmark for how much cash his campaign needs.
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+Trump has conducted only two fundraising events since agreeing to help the Republican National Committee (RNC) raise funds last month.
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+Trump’s campaign in late May made an arrangement with the RNC allowing the organization to conduct events with the billionaire and split the proceeds.
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+Donors can write one check to a joint-fundraising committee, maxing out at $449,000, with the first $2,700 going to Trump’s campaign and the remaining cash split up between state and local parties.
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+Trump late last month headlined his first joint-fundraiser with the RNC in Albuquerque, N.M., charging guests $10,000 apiece.
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+Another event in Santa Monica, Calif., meanwhile, reportedly raised $6 million for the RNC and Trump’s coffers.
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+Trump’s second fundraiser had a minimum admission price of $25,000, while host committee members paid $100,000 each. Donations were maxed out at $449,000.
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+Trump has repeatedly bragged his personal fortune frees him from fundraising and the influence of wealthy special interests. He agreed to help the RNC raise money for down-ballot Republicans, however, shortly after becoming the party’s de facto presidential nominee in May.
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+Lovitură dură pentru actualul primar al municipiului Beiuş, Adrian Domocoş, care candidează ca independent, pentru un nou mandat. Înalta Curte de Casaţie şi Justiţie l-a condamnat, vineri, definitiv, la închisoare cu suspendare, stabilindu-i atât interdicţia de a fi ales, cât şi pe cea de a ocupa o funcţie publică.
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+Reducere pentru "turnător"
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+Sentinţa a fost dată în dosarul "Top Construct", în care primarul de Beiuş fusese condamnat în primă instanţă la 2 ani şi 4 luni închisoare cu suspendare. În apel, completul de cinci judecători de la Înalta Curte a descontopit pedeapsa rezultantă stabilită de prima instanţă în pedepsele componente şi le-a redus.
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+Magistraţii au reţinut în sarcina primarului beneficiul acordat celor care colaborează cu organele penale, şi anume faptul că "a facilitat identificarea şi tragerea la răspundere" a altor inculpaţi, Domocoş fiind, se ştie, denunţător în dosarul pe care DNA l-a întocmit prim-procurorului suspendat al Parchetului Beiuş, Gligor Sabău.
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+În concret, instanţa supremă a redus, de la 2 ani închisoare, la 1 an şi 10 luni închisoare (cu menţinerea pedepsei complementare de 1 an a interzicerii exercitării unor drepturi), sancţiunea pentru înşelăciune, respectiv de la 1 an închisoare, la 9 luni închisoare, cea pentru fals în înscrisuri sub semnătură private, contopindu-le apoi şi dispunând ca Domocoş să execute pedeapsa cea mai grea, plus o treime din cuantumul celei de-a doua pedepse.
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+Gata cu Primăria!
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+"Inculpatul Domocoş Adrian Nicolae urmează să execute în final pedeapsa rezultantă de 2 ani şi 1 lună închisoare şi 1 an pedeapsa complementară a interzicerii exercitării drepturilor prevăzute de art.66 lit.a, b şi g Cod penal", au stabilit magistraţii.
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+Cele trei drepturi interzise lui Domocoş sunt: dreptul de a fi ales în autorităţile publice sau în orice alte funcţii publice; dreptul de a ocupa o funcţie care implică exerciţiul autorităţii de stat; dreptul de a ocupa funcţia, de a exercita profesia sau meseria ori de a desfăşura activitatea de care s-a folosit pentru săvârşirea infracţiunii.
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+Asta înseamnă că edilul nu mai poate fi ales într-un nou mandat. Potrivit judecătorului Florina Crişan, preşedintele Biroului Electoral Judeţean, dacă totuşi Domocoş va fi candidatul care va obţine cele mai multe voturi, mandatul acestuia nu va fi validat.
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+Curtea a menţinut celelalte dispoziţii ale sentinţei penale apelate, inclusiv suspendarea executării pedepsei lui Domocoş pe durata unui termen de supraveghere de 4 ani, respectiv a respins, ca nefondate, apelurile declarate de DNA (care dorea majorarea pedepselor inculpaţilor) şi apelurile celorlalţi inculpaţi, care au rămas cu pedepsele anterioare. În consecinţă, câteva VIP-uri controversate ale Beiuşului vor merge la puşcărie...
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+Gaşca penalilor
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+Fostul primar PSD al Beiuşului Nicu Silviu Odobasianu va face 4 ani de închisoare cu executare, pentru infracţiuni precum înşelăciune şi uz de fals. Patronul firmei Top Construct, Ciprian Berindea, a încasat 5 ani şi 9 luni după gratii, pentru infracţiuni ca instigare la fals în înscrisuri sub semnătură privată, înşelăciune şi fals material în înscrisuri oficiale. Nicolae Virgil Pancu, şef de lucrări al firmei Top Construct Grup, a primit 4 ani şi 4 luni închisoare, pentru complicitate la înşelăciune, fals în înscrisuri sub semnătură privată, Gelu Laurenţiu Hasan, responsabilul de proiect din cadrul Primăriei Beiuş, a fost condamnat la 4 ani şi 6 luni închisoare cu executare, pentru complicitate la înşelăciune, fals intelectual, fals în înscrisuri sub semnătură privată, iar Emil Gheorghe Oaie - pe atunci şef Serviciu Investiţii (acum simplu funcţionar) - a fost condamnat la 4 ani şi 2 luni închisoare, pentru complicitate la înşelăciune şi fals în înscrisuri sub semnătură privată.
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+PSD-istul Viorel Iuhas, fost viceprimar şi preşedinte al comisiei de recepţie a lucrărilor, acum director tehnic în cadrul Administraţiei Bazinale Ape Crişuri, a încasat 3 ani şi 10 luni închisoare, pentru săvârşirea infracţiunilor de complicitate la înşelăciune şi fals în înscrisuri sub semnătură privată. La fel, dirigintele de şantier Nicolae Sotoc a încasat 4 ani închisoare cu executare, pentru complicitate la înşelăciune şi fals în înscrisuri sub semnătură privată.
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+Contabila şefă şi directoarea economică a Primăriei Beiuş, Maria Ioana Nicolae, a primit 2 ani, 10 luni şi 20 de zile închisoare, cu suspendare, pentru complicitate la înşelăciune şi fals în înscrisuri sub semnătură privată şi fals în declaraţii. Tot cu suspendare, la câte 2 ani şi 3 luni, au fost condamnaţi, pentru infracţiuni de neglijenţă în serviciu, fals intelectual, şi membrii comisiei de recepţie: Gigel Mihailovici (acum pensionar), Maria Ramona Clintoc, Dorina Gabor, Mircea Boloş şi Octavian Codreanu (fost consilier local).
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+Şi fostul viceprimar, acum deputat, Gheorghe Costin, a încasat 2 ani şi 8 luni închisoare cu suspendare, pentru înşelăciune şi fals în declaraţii sub semnătură privată.
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+O altă inculpată din dosar, Iancu Olimpia Mirela, director al BRD Oradea – Agenţia Gojdu, a fost condamnată la 1 an cu suspendare, pentru complicitate la înşelăciune.
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+Tuturor celor condamnaţi cu suspendare li s-a aplicat pedeapsa complementară de interzicere a unor drepturi şi au fost obligaţi fiecare la 60 sau 90 de zile de muncă în folosul comunităţii.
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+Escrocherie de "top"
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+După cum BIHOREANUL a mai scris, dosarul priveşte o escrocherie comisă de compania Top Construct, după ce, în 2007, a reuşit să pună mâna pe un contract de reabilitare a reţelelor de apă şi canalizare din Beiuş, în valoare de peste 4,5 milioane de lei, plătit din fonduri ale Ministerului Mediului şi din bugetul local.
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+Din suma totală, firma a încasat, în perioada 2007-2008, aproape 2 milioane de lei în baza unor documente falsificate, care atestau finalizarea unor lucrări prevăzute în contract, în realitate neexecutate. În plus, folosindu-se de un document fals purtând antetul şi ştampila Primăriei Beiuş, administratorul Top Construct a lichidat şi depozitul bancar de 750.000 lei reprezentând garanţia de bună execuţie a lucrărilor.
+
+Citiţi pe această temă şi articolele:
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+Alianţa hoţilor: De ce au fost trimişi în judecată primarii şi viceprimarii penali de la Beiuş
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+Fără ruşine: Preşedintele PNL Cornel Popa, la braţ cu proaspătul condamnat penal Adrian Domocoş (VIDEO)
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+Beiușenii condamnați cu executare în dosarul “Top Construct”, între care și fostul primar PSD Silviu Odobasianu, au fost încarcerați
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+Does Cupid artificially stimulate emotions in his victims by dipping the tips of his arrows in raw cocoa? Should he switch from a bow to a bowl of powdered cacao beans and a straw? That’s the word out of dance clubs and raves where hipsters claim they’re getting legally “high” on cocoa, with some using a special device designed for snorting pure, raw cocoa powder. Is it time to ditch the local bar on the corner for a chocolate bar up the nose?
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+Cacao powder and a non-snorting spoon
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+Let’s get the medical and scientific views on this first. The first users of cacao (the original name for cocoa) were the Mayans and Aztecs, who consumed it unsweetened during rituals to help achieve a state of euphoria (you know something was happening because they kept it from women and children). They didn’t know then that cacao contains endorphins which trigger the brain’s pleasure responses and antioxidants which increase blood flow to the brain and muscles. A recent study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition says its magnesium can relax muscles and other ingredients can improve thinking (other than thinking about romance or where to get more candy). Does this mean that cacao snorters are actually getting high? And what kind of high is it?
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+Alchemy & Eros, a trendy club in Berlin, Germany, holds what it calls a “monthly cacao-fuelled dance party” where clubbers imbibe in powdered, liquid or pill-form cacao that club employee Ruby May says gives them “natural high vibes” that “amplify” their experience like a “smooth, sensual hug in a cup.”
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+A chocolate shooter
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+Those who prefer their cacao by the toot can thank Belgian chocolatier Dominique Persoone who invented a “chocolate shooting device” based on a tobacco shooter his grandfather once used (it’s actually a device for making cigarettes by shooting tobacco into rolled papers). Persoone claims he developed the chocolate shooter for the Rolling Stones in 2007 (is snorting chocolate keeping Keith Richards alive?), has sold 25,000 of the shooters and says that shooting or snorting cacao is perfectly safe, even though the packaging warns about the harms of excessive usage (who wants Hershey nose?).
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+Are ravers really getting high on snorting, drinking or swallowing (but not eating – that’s for the unhip masses who will never get into the clubs anyway) cacao? Experts say there’s too little of the psychoactive ingredients in it to create a high and what they feel is a placebo effect. However, they warn to use only pure raw powdered cacao (no M&Ms), avoid harmful additives and snort in moderation.
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+That's good advice. As Dominique Persoone says:
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+I'm not the bad boy promoting drugs, not at all... Life is boring. Let's have fun.
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+Temps de lecture : 3 minutes
+
+TORONTO – Pride Toronto, la plus importante célébration de la fierté LGBTQ au Canada laissera cette année une bonne place au fait français, selon le directeur de l’événement, Mathieu Chantelois. Certains acteurs francophones des communautés lesbienne, gay, bisexuelle, transgenre et queer en veulent cependant davantage et ont mis en place leur propre calendrier d’événements, tout en français.
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+« Je suis à la tête de Pride Toronto depuis 18 mois. C’est la première fois qu’un francophone dirige l’organisation. Je tente de faire rayonner Pride en français dès que je le peux », affirme le directeur de Pride Toronto. Mathieu Chantelois soutient qu’il est conscient de l’importance que doit avoir le français au sein de son organisation.
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+« Cette année, je propose une programmation en français robuste et amusante […] À titre de francophone, le rayonnement de ma langue en Ontario n’est pas seulement important, c’est l’une de mes raisons de vivre », a-t-il indiqué à #ONfr par voie électronique.
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+L’édition 2016 de Pride Toronto risque bien de passer à l’histoire. La programmation s’étale cette année sur un mois complet et un premier ministre canadien participera pour la première fois au traditionnel défilé.
+
+Mathieu Chantelois rapporte que la levée du drapeau arc-en-ciel devant Queen’s Park et l’hôtel de ville de Toronto, ainsi que la cérémonie de clôture en compagnie de Justin Trudeau seront bilingues, tout comme la vigile à la chandelle en l’honneur des personnes touchées par le VIH/Sida.
+
+Il cite également une dizaine d’événements culturels et sociaux à saveur francophone qui auront lieu pendant les festivités de Pride, qu’il s’agisse de spectacles d’artistes francophones, de festivités pour marquer la Saint-Jean-Baptiste ou de présentations de films dans la langue de Molière à l’Alliance française. Trois projections de films LGBTQ en français sont même prévues plus tard dans l’année, ajoute M. Chantelois.
+
+L’événement qui reçoit notamment du financement des paliers de gouvernement fédéral et provincial a plus que jamais une envergure nationale. La clientèle francophone du Québec est d’ailleurs courtisée dans une campagne de publicité déployée en français sur différentes plateformes.
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+« Pride Toronto peut-il faire mieux ? Absolument ! Fera-t-on mieux dans le futur ? Certainement, d’autant plus que 2017 est une année charnière, celle de notre 150e. Je rêve déjà d’un immense spectacle tout en français », confie-t-il.
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+Programmation alternative
+
+L’organisme communautaire franco-torontois LGBTQ, FrancoQueer, hérite encore cette année d’une plage horaire pendant Pride Toronto. Le fait que celle-ci soit exactement au même moment que le traditionnel défilé a provoqué certaines inquiétudes chez des acteurs francophones qui ont contacté #ONfr.
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+Mathieu Chantelois se fait cependant rassurant. « Les deux heures de FrancoQueer sont le dimanche de 15 à 17h. Il s’agit de la journée la plus occupée de notre Festival. Comme le défilé commence à 14h, le Village est plein à craquer bien avant 15h. Ce serait de bien mal connaître Pride Toronto que de prétendre le contraire », réplique-t-il.
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+Il demeure qu’une programmation communautaire francophone a été développée de manière indépendante de Pride Toronto. Tout au long du mois de juin, FrancoQueer présente des conférences, des projections cinématographiques et différents spectacles.
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+« Avoir des artistes francophones à Pride, c’est très bien. Mais avoir une programmation toute en français pour un public francophone, c’est autre chose. C’est notamment un espace d’accueil pour les nouveaux arrivants LGBT francophones », affirme Arnaud Baudry, directeur de l’organisme communautaire franco-torontois.
+
+Arnaud Baudry espère que FrancoQueer et Pride Toronto pourront collaborer davantage l’an prochain. « Ils ont une force d’exposition et des budgets que nous n’avons pas. De notre côté, on peut les aider à mettre en place une programmation en français et à travailler avec la communauté francophone pour faire plus connaître leurs activités », affirme M. Baudry.
+
+Il se demande si les bailleurs de fonds publics de Pride Toronto, tels Patrimoine canadien et le gouvernement de l’Ontario, ont des exigences linguistiques à l’endroit de l’événement. « Concernant la représentativité des francophones, Pride Toronto a un rayonnement national, donc ça vient probablement avec une responsabilité nationale », dit-il.
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+Dans les faits, les deux bailleurs de fonds publics ont confirmé à #ONfr laisser carte blanche en matière linguistique aux organismes qui bénéficient de leur aide.
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+« Patrimoine canadien encourage les groupes à veiller à ce que leurs services et programmation soient accessibles et visibles dans les deux langues officielles. Chaque groupe a la responsabilité d’évaluer le public visé et la population desservie afin de planifier ses activités et sa programmation en conséquence », explique Simon Rivet, porte-parole de Patrimoine canadien.
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+La même logique s’applique dans l’offre de services en français pendant un événement. M. Rivet souligne néanmoins que les coûts associés à la traduction et à la prestation d’une programmation dans les deux langues officielles sont des dépenses admissibles. Patrimoine canadien a appuyé Pride Toronto pour l’exercice 2016-2017 avec un financement de 140200 $.
+
+La porte-parole du ministère du Tourisme, de la culture et du sport de l’Ontario, Danelle Balfour, affirme pour sa part que le financement par la province de Pride est versé pour couvrir les coûts liés aux cachets des artistes, à la production et aux besoins logistiques. Les décisions relatives à la programmation sont « laissées aux organisateurs », dit-elle.
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+Pride Toronto débute le 1er juin, alors que FrancoQueer lance ses festivités le 9 juin.
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+Updated
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+An excessive heat watch is in effect for Saturday and Sunday as temperatures soar close to 100 in the metro area.
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+The record-setting heat wave begins Friday with highs predicted to reach 90, jumping another 10 degrees Saturday and Sunday under mostly sunny skies. The blistering temperatures come from an upper ridge of high atmospheric pressure.
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+"We've got high pressure over the area which brings us clear skies and a little bit of wind coming out of the east," said Amanda Bowen, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Portland. "When it's really warm on the eastern side of the Cascades, you get that warm air moving through the gorge before it comes into the area."
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+As winds east of the Cascades travel over the mountains into western areas of the state, those down-slope winds warm up the temperatures, she said.
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+Nighttime temperatures will bring some relief even though they'll remain relatively balmy: in the upper 60s on Saturday and lower 60s on Sunday.
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+The weekend temperatures should break records for the dates set at Portland International Airport: 91 on June 4 and 96 on June 5, both in 2003.
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+"We don't get 100 degrees quite this early very often," said meteorologist Paul Tolleson.
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+It's already been a warm year, Tollseson noted. "We've had 15 days in the 80s, which is a fair amount for this of year," he said.
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+People should drink fluids, avoid direct exposure to the sun and stay inside air-conditioned rooms if possible, the weather service advised. Check on elderly or frail people who might not be acclimated to the heat.
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+The hot spell will slack off slightly Monday with highs of 85 to 90 and then taper off Tuesday with a high of 75.
+
+Multnomah County has planned the following cooling centers for the public:
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+* Multnomah County Walnut Park Building, 5325 N.E. MLK Jr. Blvd. in Portland
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+Sat. Open Saturday and Sunday from 4 to 8 p.m.
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+* Multnomah County East Building, 600 N.E. 8th St. in Gresham. Open Saturday and Sunday from 4 to 8 p.m.
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+
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+Transportation to the cooling centers can be arranged by calling Ride Connection at 503-226-0700.
+
+Clark County also directed residents to air conditioned buildings in Vancouver and cooling centers in Washougal:
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+* Marshall Community Center, 1009 E. McLoughlin Blvd., 5:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday; 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday; and 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday.
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+* Firstenburg Community Center, 700 NE 136th Ave., 5:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday; 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday; 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday; and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday.
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+* Vancouver Public Works' Water Resources Education Center, 4600 S.E. Columbia Way, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, and noon through 5 p.m. Saturday.
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+Washougal cooling center locations and hours are listed on the Clark Regional Emergency Services Agency website.
+
+-- Tony Hernandez
+
+thernandez@oregonian.com
+
+503-294-5928
+
+@tonyhreports
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+An update to this post includes the locations for Multnomah County cooling centers and air conditioned buildings in Vancouver.
+
+Jim Ryan of The Oregonian/OregonLive staff contributed to this report
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+8th June 2016
+
+Arctic sea ice hits record low for May
+
+The National Snow and Ice Data Centre reports that Arctic sea ice reached its lowest extent on record for May by an unusually wide margin.
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+The Arctic sea ice extent for last month was 580,000 sq km (224,000 sq mi) below the previous record low for the month set in 2004, according to the latest analysis of satellite data by the National Snow and Ice Data Centre (NSIDC).
+
+"We've never seen anything like this before," said Professor Mark Serreze, director of NSIDC. "It's way below the previous record – very far below it – and we're something like almost a month ahead of where we were in 2012."
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+To put things in perspective: sea ice cover broke the previous record low for May by an area larger than California. When compared to the average May between 1981 and 2010, the difference is even starker: equivalent to more than three Californias.
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+Melting sea ice does not contribute to rising sea levels, because the ice is floating. However, it has a strong effect on the Earth's albedo – a measure of the planet's reflectivity. When ice disappears, it creates darker areas of open water that absorb sunlight (and therefore heat) more easily. The Arctic is now warming twice as fast as the rest of the world.
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+Last month's record of 12 million sq km (4.63 million sq miles), follows previous record lows this year in January, February, and April. The NSIDC report explains that winds from northern Europe and Alaska have been pushing higher than average temperatures into the Arctic Ocean, producing hot spots across the region. Air temperatures in May were 2.8°C (5°F) above average, with some pockets of anomalous warmth even higher than that.
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+"The impacts on ocean and land systems are transformational," said Prof. Chris Rapley at University College London. "The situation is changing the circulation patterns and behaviours of the atmosphere and oceans."
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+
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+The Beaufort Sea. Credit: NASA / NSIDC
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+In addition to a reduced surface area, ice thickness has also been declining – especially in the Beaufort Sea (up to 40 cm below the 2011-2016 average) and the Barents and Kara seas (10 to 30 cm thinner). A self-reinforcing feedback cycle is being produced, as the NSIDC's report explains: "When this thinner ice melts, dark open water areas may grow rapidly as energy is absorbed, which in turn melts more ice and can accelerate multiyear ice decay."
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+The NASA image above, taken on 21st May, shows a highly fragmented field of ice in the Beaufort Sea above Canada, and a large gap of open water separating the ice from the coast. It remains to be seen whether 2016 as a whole will beat the previous annual record of 2012, which will depend on the summer weather.
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+"All we can say is that we are on a very bad footing," says Professor Serreze. "However, this is also part and parcel of a longer trend ... we've always known that the Arctic would be the place most sensitive to climate change, and that's what we're seeing."
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+Only a particular species of creep could persuade me to write to the son of a friend and ask him to describe the death agonies of his beloved father. I typed that he must say “I would rather not talk about it” if he wished, then sent an email to Alexander Meleagrou-Hitchens.
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+I sat back, feeling dirty and not expecting a reply. I would not have troubled Alexander had not journalists at the nominally serious Times and BBC promoted the claim of a strange, spiteful book that Christopher Hitchens was “teetering on the edge of belief” as he lay dying from cancer of the oesophagus.
+
+The Faith of Christopher Hitchens: The Restless Soul of the World’s Most Notorious Atheist is the work of a true fanatic, who has never learned when to seize a golden opportunity to hold his tongue. Recounting a memorial for Hitchens in New York, for instance, Larry Alex Taunton has to say how much he hates the event and the mourners. “The funeral, like the man himself, was largely a celebration of misanthropy, vanity and excess of every kind,” he intones.
+
+Taunton says that Hitchens was his “friend”, but he marks his true friends and allies against a godly checklist and finds them wanting. The defender of the Christian faith spies Lawrence Krauss and cannot restrain himself from calling him “the smarmy little physicist Lawrence Krauss” (the professor is not only a renowned theoretical physicist but has also made the scientific case against the existence of a god or gods, ergo Taunton must jeer). Stephen Fry is not just an actor and writer but a “homosexual activist”. And Salman Rushdie becomes “the serial blasphemer Salman Rushdie”.
+
+That last jibe gives you Taunton’s measure. Somewhat notoriously, Rushdie and his translators were targeted by the Ayatollah Khomeini for satirising the founding myths of Islam. In a choice between the atheist Rushdie and clerical murderers, Taunton, the Christian, instinctively decides to excuse the taboos of a deadly strain of Islam. Better to have a murderous faith, it appears, than no faith at all.
+
+The true fanatic, in religion as in politics, judges the world by one standard. Taunton dismisses Hitchens’s prodigious learning as shallow because it did not lead him to the gospel. In a section that is tasteless even by his low standards, he ridicules Christopher’s father, Eric, as a weak man, because his failure to discipline his children “contributed to his son’s unbelief”. The book concludes by building to an anticlimax.
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+Like the cleverest spin doctors, Taunton gets the Times and others to suggest that the man he debated and travelled with experienced a deathbed conversion without quite saying that he did. Christopher stared “into the depths of eternity”, allegedly. He teetered on the edge of faith but did not, even in Taunton’s account, fall for it. The naive reader is left suspecting that, if only he had lived longer, Hitchens would have turned into a holy roller.
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+Good taste never worried Hitchens. When anyone accused him of speaking ill of the dead, however, he would smile sweetly and say that he had said just the same when they were alive. As I finished the work of Christopher’s “friend”, I reflected that pious grave robbers never follow his example and go public while their targets are alive, for they do not want to hear them deliver a public rebuttal.
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+I put the book aside last week. There seemed no need to write about Taunton, as Matthew d’Ancona and Padraig Reidy had already taken him to pieces with admirable vigour. But then Alexander Hitchens wrote back about that “bloody book”.
+
+On the deathbed conversion – I spent my father’s final weeks and days at his bedside and watched him draw his final breath and die, and can assure you that there was no hint of any sort of conversion (as I’m sure you have already guessed). In fact, we barely spoke about religion at all except for joint expressions of frustration at the god botherers who made the rounds in the ICU and other units where dying people could be preyed upon by vulturous Christians.
+
+I want to print what he said because lies on the web can last for ever and need to be countered. Indeed, they have always needed to be countered. In the 19th century, American believers claimed Tom Paine had died “howling and terrified”, recanting his assaults on organised religion and the reliability of the Bible.
+
+After the New York Observer repeated the canard one too many times, the atheist Robert Ingersoll made a large bet that it could not justify the claim. He forced the editor to run a retraction headed “Thomas Paine died a blaspheming Infidel” when he won. Charles Darwin’s daughter, Henrietta Litchfield, had to go to similar trouble to stop the lie that her father on his deathbed had regretted his theory of evolution gaining credence.
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+One of the charges against Christopher Hitchens that has stuck is that he was a member a new breed of “militant” atheists that besmirched the genteel world of modern western culture. Hardly anyone who threw around the term worried about the moral equivalence they were drawing between men and women, who used only the power of language, and a wave of genuinely militant religion that crushed lives, sexually enslaved women and made medieval prejudices modern. Nor did they reflect that “faith-based” political action, from the Rushdie affair via 9/11 to Islamic State, placed a moral duty on atheists to adopt a more robust mode of argument.
+
+I am delighted to say that Taunton’s sole achievement is to show us that, in death, Hitchens provided a further reason for militant rejection of religion: its creepiness.
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+It is only natural for a religious movement to rejoice at the conversion of an avowed enemy. If the critic is of sound mind and body, I would not object. Deathbed confessions are another matter, even if they are true. It is seedy in the extreme to seek recantations from people whose minds are failing and whose bodies are twisted with pain. The deathbed is the last place we will see. It ought to be the last place vultures fly to demand that we give a sober account of our beliefs.
+
+Doubtless the willingness of believers to go further and invent conversions where none existed satisfies their infantile need for fairytale endings. But when they recite falsehoods over the corpses of Paine, Darwin and now Hitchens they move from the extremely seedy to the outright creepy: from vultures to vampires.
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+This is a catalog of things UNIX-like/POSIX-compliant operating systems can do atomically, making them useful as building blocks for thread-safe and multi-process-safe programs without mutexes or read/write locks. The list is by no means exhaustive and I expect it to be updated frequently for the foreseeable future.
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+The philosophy here is to let the kernel do as much work as possible. At my most pessimistic, I trust the kernel developers more than a trust myself. More practically, it’s stupid to spend CPU time locking around an operation that’s already atomic. Added 2010-01-07.
+
+Operating on a pathname
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+The operations below are best left to local filesystems. More than a few people have written in crying foul if any of these techniques are used on an NFS mount. True. When there are multiple kernels involved, the kernel can’t very well take care of all the locking for us. Added 2010-01-06.
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+mv -T <oldsymlink> <newsymlink> atomically changes the target of <newsymlink> to the directory pointed to by <oldsymlink> and is indispensable when deploying new code. Updated 2010-01-06: both operands are symlinks. (So this isn’t a system call, it’s still useful.) A reader pointed out that ln -Tfs <directory> <symlink> accomplishes the same thing without the second symlink. Added 2010-01-06. Deleted 2010-01-06: strace(1) shows that ln -Tfs <directory> <symlink> actually calls symlink(2) , unlink(2) , and symlink(2) once more, disqualifying it from this page. mv -T <oldsymlink> <newsymlink> ends up calling rename(2) which can atomically replace <newsymlink> . Caveat 2013-01-07: this does not apply to Mac OS X, whose mv(1) doesn’t call rename(2) . mv(1) .
+
+atomically changes the target of to the directory pointed to by and is indispensable when deploying new code. Updated 2010-01-06: both operands are symlinks. (So this isn’t a system call, it’s still useful.) Deleted 2010-01-06: shows that actually calls , , and once more, disqualifying it from this page. ends up calling which can atomically replace . Caveat 2013-01-07: this does not apply to Mac OS X, whose doesn’t call . . link(oldpath, newpath) creates a new hard link called newpath pointing to the same inode as oldpath and increases the link count by one. This will fail with the error code EEXIST if newpath already exists, making this a useful mechanism for locking a file amongst threads or processes that can all agree upon the name newpath . I prefer this technique for whole-file locking because the lock is visible to ls(1) . link(2) .
+
+creates a new hard link called pointing to the same inode as and increases the link count by one. This will fail with the error code if already exists, making this a useful mechanism for locking a file amongst threads or processes that can all agree upon the name . I prefer this technique for whole-file locking because the lock is visible to . . symlink(oldpath, newpath) operates very much like link(2) but creates a symbolic link at a new inode rather than a hard link to the same inode. Symbolic links can point to directories, which hard links cannot, making them a perfect analogy to link(2) when locking entire directories. This will fail with the error code EEXIST if newpath already exists, making this a perfect analogy to link(2) that works for directories, too. Be careful of symbolic links whose target inode has been removed ("dangling" symbolic links) — open(2) will fail with the error code ENOENT . It should be mentioned that inodes are a finite resource (this particular machine has 1,245,184 inodes). symlink(2) . Added 2010-01-07
+
+operates very much like but creates a symbolic link at a new inode rather than a hard link to the same inode. Symbolic links can point to directories, which hard links cannot, making them a perfect analogy to when locking entire directories. This will fail with the error code if already exists, making this a perfect analogy to that works for directories, too. Be careful of symbolic links whose target inode has been removed ("dangling" symbolic links) — will fail with the error code . It should be mentioned that inodes are a finite resource (this particular machine has 1,245,184 inodes). . Added 2010-01-07 rename(oldpath, newpath) can change a pathname atomically, provided oldpath and newpath are on the same filesystem. This will fail with the error code ENOENT if oldpath does not exist, enabling interprocess locking much like link(oldpath, newpath) above. I find this technique more natural when the files in question will be unlink ed later. rename(2) .
+
+can change a pathname atomically, provided and are on the same filesystem. This will fail with the error code if does not exist, enabling interprocess locking much like above. I find this technique more natural when the files in question will be ed later. . open(pathname, O_CREAT | O_EXCL, 0644) creates and opens a new file. (Don’t forget to set the mode in the third argument!) O_EXCL instructs this to fail with the error code EEXIST if pathname exists. This is a useful way to decide which process should handle a task: whoever successfully creates the file. open(2) .
+
+creates and opens a new file. (Don’t forget to set the mode in the third argument!) instructs this to fail with the error code if exists. This is a useful way to decide which process should handle a task: whoever successfully creates the file. . mkdir(dirname, 0755) creates a new directory but fails with the error code EEXIST if dirname exists. This provides for directories the same mechanism link(2) open(2) with O_EXCL provides for files. mkdir(2) . Added 2010-01-06; edited 2013-01-07.
+
+Operating on a file descriptor
+
+fcntl(fd, F_GETLK, &lock) , fcntl(fd, F_SETLK, &lock) , and fcntl(fd, F_SETLKW, &lock) allow cooperating processes to lock regions of a file to serialize their access. lock is of type struct flock and describes the type of lock and the region being locked. F_SETLKW is particularly useful as it blocks the calling process until the lock is acquired. There is a “mandatory locking” mode but Linux’s implementation is unreliable as it’s subject to a race condition. fcntl(2) .
+
+, , and allow cooperating processes to lock regions of a file to serialize their access. is of type and describes the type of lock and the region being locked. is particularly useful as it blocks the calling process until the lock is acquired. There is a “mandatory locking” mode but Linux’s implementation is unreliable as it’s subject to a race condition. . fcntl(fd, F_GETLEASE) and fcntl(fd, F_SETLEASE, lease) ask the kernel to notify the calling process with SIGIO when another process open s or truncate s the file referred to by fd . When that signals arrives, the lease needs to be removed by fcntl(fd, F_SETLEASE, F_UNLCK) . fcntl(fd, F_NOTIFY, arg) is similar but doesn’t block other processes, so it isn’t useful for synchronization. fcntl(2) .
+
+and ask the kernel to notify the calling process with when another process s or s the file referred to by . When that signals arrives, the lease needs to be removed by . is similar but doesn’t block other processes, so it isn’t useful for synchronization. . mmap(0, length, PROT_READ | PROT_WRITE, MAP_SHARED, fd, 0) returns a pointer from which a file’s contents can be read and written by normal memory operations. By making frequent use of msync(addr, length, MS_INVALIDATE) , data written in this manner can be shared between processes that both map the same file. mmap(2) , msync(2) .
+
+Operating on virtual memory
+
+__sync_fetch_and_add , __sync_add_and_fetch , __sync_val_compare_and_swap , and friends provide a full barrier so “no memory operand will be moved across the operation, either forward or backward.” These operations are the basis for most (all?) lock-free algorithms. GCC Atomic Builtins.
+
+Something I should add to my repertoire? Race condition? Let me know at r@rcrowley.org or @rcrowley and I’ll fix it.
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+Florida Gov. Rick Scott on Friday took himself out of the running as a potential vice presidential candidate for Donald Trump.
+
+“I’m going to pass on that,” the Republican governor who endorsed Trump following his victory in the state’s March 15 primary told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer. “Think about it. I’ll have two years left when Donald gets elected president. I want to finally have a federal partner that’s going to focus on jobs. We’ve added almost 1.1 million jobs. If I had somebody in the White House who cared about jobs, just think of what I could accomplish in my last two years.”
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+Scott, who will meet with Trump on Monday at Trump Tower, said he would tell Trump “no” if asked to submit his information for vetting.
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+Image caption,
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+It was common for families to have lots of children, and also common for them to die before their fifth birthday. In this picture, the youngest child has died and is propped against a stand for the picture
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+The Nevada primary takes place on June 14 and early voting is from May 28 through June 10.
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+US Representative in Congress Jose Angel Solorio DISTRICT 1 jose4uscongress.com Rick Shepard DISTRICT 2 rickshepherd.com Jesse Sbaih DISTRICT 3 votesbaih.com Lucy Flores DISTRICT 4 lucyflores.com NV State Senate Richard “Tick” Segerblom DISTRICT 3 tick4nevada.com Stephen Harvey Munford DISTRICT 4 munford4nv.com Nicole Jeanette Cannizzaro DISTRICT 6 David R. Parks DISTRICT 7 davidparksnv.com Aaron Darnell Ford DISTRICT 11 fordfornevada.com NV State Assembly Daniele Monroe-Moreno DISTRICT 1 daniele4nevada.com Owen Edward Carver DISTRICT 2 owencarver.com John J. Piro DISTRICT 3 Valencia Cenel Burch DISTRICT 6 votevalenciaburch.com Dina A. Neal DISTRICT 7 Jason Matthew Frierson DISTRICT 8 Steven James Yeager DISTRICT 9 Olivia Diaz DISTRICT 11 James Edward Ohrenschall DISTRICT 12 Margaret Ann Carlton DISTRICT 14 Elliot Thomas Anderson DISTRICT 15 Heidi Ann Swank DISTRICT 16 Odis Tyrone Thompson DISTRICT 17 Erica Mosca DISTRICT 18 Darren Welsh DISTRICT 20 Vinny Spotleson DISTRICT 21 Gary Craig Jordahl DISTRICT 23 Edgar R. Flores DISTRICT 28 Lesley Elizabeth Cohen DISTRICT 29 Manuel Jose Garcia DISTRICT 34 Justin Lee Watkins DISTRICT 35 Sean David Lyttle DISTRICT 37 Paul Aizley DISTRICT 41 Irene Bustamante Adams DISTRICT 42 County Commissioner Stephen Sisolak DISTRICT A Steven Dale Ross DISTRICT B Lawrence Leonard Brown III DISTRICT C Lawrence Weekly Jr. DISTRICT D Nevada Court of Appeals Jerry Tao COURT Justice of the Peace Harmony Letizia Department 3 Melissa Saragosa Department 4 Bita Yeager Department 6 Karen Bennett-Heron Department 7 Joe Bonaventure Department 9 Amy Chelini Department 14 Justice of the Peace Henderson Township Harvey Gruber Department 1 Reagent, State University Peter Jimeel Goatz DISTRICT 6 Lucille Thaler DISTRICT 7 Robert James Lewis Jr. DISTRICT 13 Member, State Board of Education Timothy Scott Hughes DISTRICT 1 Felicia Danielle Ortiz DISTRICT 3 Trustee, Clark County Schools Mallory Adell Levins DISTRICT A Christine Aileen Garvey DISTRICT B Adam Clifford Johnson DISTRICT C Lola Ann Brooks DISTRICT E Member, Virgin Valley Water District Sandra Ramaker MESQUITE Trustee, Overton Power District Billy H. Pulsipher MOAPA Phillip Charles Hanson AT LARGE MOAPA Town Advisory Board Laurellyn M. Wren MOAPA
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+The detainees of Friday’s operations include members of Jamaat-e-Islami, its student front Islami Chhatra Shibir and many absconding from the law.
+
+Police could not confirm the number of members of militant outfits among the detainees.
+
+bdnews24.com correspondents, citing police, reported at least three suspected members of the Islamist radical group Jama’atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) were detained.
+
+Police could not confirm until midnight how many of the detainees would be shown arrested.
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+Deputy Inspector General AKM Shahidur Rahman told bdnews24.com the central control room at the Police Headquarters was listing the names of the detainees, who came from across the country.
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+“I hope it will be possible to compile the list of those detained in the first 24 hours by 10am on Saturday,” he said.
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+Until evening, bdnews24.com correspondents reported around 750 detentions. The reports of detentions kept pouring in.
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+Police said they would release those proved ‘innocent’ after checking information on them.
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+A top official at the Police Headquarters said the number was over 1,000.
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+“It may rise as the drive will continue overnight. We’ll be able to say it Saturday morning,” he said.
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+Police officials said the number of detainees cannot be called ‘higher’ because, they said, on average 800 to 900 persons see detention every day.
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+In the capital Dhaka alone, an average of over 150 persons are arrested daily, according to them.
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+The website of Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) reported 199 arrests on June 8.
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+The decision to go tough on the extremists was taken at a meeting chaired by IGP AKM Shahidul Hoque at Police Headquarters in Dhaka on Thursday, five days after the murder of decorated SP Babul Aktar’s wife Mahmuda Aktar Mitu in Chittagong.
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+Mahmuda’s murder is strikingly similar to the attacks carried out by suspected Islamist militants on secular writers, bloggers, online activists and people who have differing religious views.
+
+Ruling Awami League leaders including Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina pointed a finger at BNP and its ally Jamaat over the murders.
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+In reaction, BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia claimed Awami League and its political allies were behind the spate of killings.
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+BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has questioned the crackdown, alleging it aims to suppress anyone from Awami League’s rival political parties.
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+The Awami League-led 14-Party Coalition has rubbished the allegation. Workers Party chief Rashed Khan Menon has said BNP has nothing to fear if it does not harbour militants.
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+Disclosure: I bought this lingerie set mysef. Links with a * are affiliate links.
+
+In case you haven’t heard, Playful Promises* is doing some rather exciting things with their size range right now – first, they introduced a full-bust range for DD-G cups, and then very quickly afterwards announced a plus-size collection that will cater to 38B-42G and UK 18-24 sizes.
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+I’ve always quite liked Playful Promises and I’ve bought a fair bit from them over the years, but only soft-cupped pieces since they didn’t really make my size. So I was really excited to hear about their full-bust launch!
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+The red Cordelia was my favourite set from the range by far (because, red), and I couldn’t resist when it went on sale in February. Playful Promises’ summer sale has just launched so until June 15th it’s reduced from £85 to £30 for the set once again, including the mint-green version*.
+
+Appearance
+
+Black lace and the colour red are probably my two favourite things when it comes to lingerie aesthetics, so needless to say I was captivated by Cordelia!
+
+I particularly like the eyelash-edged scallops which adorn the front of the bra and knickers – on the knickers, they create a subtle, kitschy heart shape, which is all the more perfect in the romantic red colourway. Sadly though, these scallops don’t stay in place for very long, at least not on me – the ones trimming the knicker and atop the straps tend to flop over forwards, and the two at the centre-top of the cup fold over inwards. I’ve tried reshaping them whilst damp but nope, they just don’t want to lie flat. At least the two over the straps can be fixed in place with a few quick stitches.
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+The other finishing touches are all very lovely though – rose-centred bows, ruched satin straps and gathered elastic straps around the hips.
+
+Verdict: 6 / 10
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+Construction
+
+The bra and knickers are both really well-made, using fabrics that all look nice and feel soft to the touch. The bra has a 3-part cup that’s lightly lined, so it offers a lot of support and a rounded shape for DD+ sizes.
+
+Verdict: 8 / 10
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+Fit
+
+Originally, I ordered Playful Promises’ Cordelia bra in a 30DD. I tend to wear a 30E in unlined bras and a 30DD in most things molded/padded, because my shallow-on-top shape means that pre-shaped cups often stand up and away from my body instead of lying flat against the skin – going down a cup size fixes this issue.
+
+However, the 30DD was gaping massively on me which I’ve never had happen before, so I exchanged for a 28DD (equivalent to a cup-size smaller, and with a tighter band). Yet the 28DD cups still gape on me. Only a little bit, but I’d prefer yet another cup size down if it were available. Some bras are built with full-on-top shapes in mind, this bra is really, really made for full-on-top women.
+
+The 28 band though fits true to size, as it’s tighter than the 30s I usually buy. I think I perhaps spoke too soon when I tried a 28 band for the first time and declared they were definitely not my size – the Cordelia bra is way more comfortable than that one was. I’d probably go for a 28-band over a 30 from Playful Promises in the future.
+
+Oh, and the knickers! I bought an XS / UK size 8 and they fit true to size and very comfortably.
+
+Verdict: 5 / 10
+
+Durability
+
+Playful Promises’ Cordelia bra set is hand wash only, and is still in perfect condition after many wears and washes over the past 3 months.
+
+Verdict: 9 / 10
+
+Value for Money
+
+The Cordelia bra retails for £55 and the knickers for £30, though on sale right now (and the price I paid) they’re both £15 – an incredible deal on the bra especially!
+
+Sadly, this bra just isn’t made for my body shape and I wouldn’t buy it again, but if you’re a full-on-top girl it’s a gorgeous and well-made set that is worth the money.
+
+Verdict: 7 / 10
+
+Final Thoughts
+
+I was super excited about buying this bra set, but with the combination of the slight gaping and the constantly folding-over scallops, it just doesn’t look quite how I’d pictured it would on me. I still think it’s a pretty set, which is why I kept it, but I’d have returned it had I paid full-price.
+
+Still, as heartbreaking as it is discovering that a piece you’ve lusted after just won’t work with your body shape, it’s great that there’s another totally gorgeous lingerie option out there for women who do have full-on-top shapes. And for just £15 right now too!
+
+What do you think of the Playful Promises* Cordelia bra and knickers set? Have you bought anything from their new DD-G range?
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+It probably would not be an exaggeration to say that SB Nation NBA's own Whitney Medworth, known as @its_whitney on Twitter, is one of the most popular social media voices among fans of the Indiana Pacers. She has nearly 5,000 followers and over 70 million loops on Vine, in part, because her accounts communicate, via creative memes or NBA-informed quips, exactly what fans exultantly or despondently feel in the moment. Whether routinely using the popular image of a praying cat when the Pacers are in need of a little luck, or commiserating with fans for the days and weeks following Paul George's gruesome injury, Medworth is undeniably entertaining and relatable.
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+If you can't handle me at my Paul George broken leg, you don't deserve me at Paul George best in the East. — whitney (@its_whitney) December 3, 2015
+
+For instance, after the Golden State Warriors agreed to pose for a series of fashion shots for the San Francisco Chronicle, Medworth was quick to remind fans of the peril that befell the 2013-14 Indiana Pacers after Paul George, George Hill, Lance Stephenson, David West, and Roy Hibbert graced the pages of GQ. The latter photo has long since been compared by fans to the closing scene of America's Next Top Model wherein an image of the most recently eliminated contestant vanishes from a group portrait. As of now, Paul George and George Hill are the only two players featured still in the running to become Indiana's Next Top Pacer (Spoiler Alert: Paul George probably wins).
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+If anything happens to the Warriors........ pic.twitter.com/Y85rfVfkW3 — whitney (@its_whitney) April 21, 2016
+
+But she also writes the stories fans of the league more broadly don't know they need until they read them. Such as during the Western Conference Finals when she published an in-depth guide detailing how much it costs to dress like Oklahoma City's resident fashionista Russell Westbrook.
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+Now, she is using her Twitter fame to bolster her followers to show their support for enticing Kevin Durant to join Paul George and the Indiana Pacers next season.
+
+Medworth agreed to do a Q&A with Indy Cornrows on the birth, rise, and plausibility of her latest internet endeavor, #KevINDYrant.
+
+Given that the Thunder pushed the reigning champion Golden State Warriors to the brink of elimination in the WCF, most league insiders now seem fairly confident that Kevin Durant will sign a one-plus-one contract with OKC this offseason. Due to the financial incentives to stay put, at least until the salary cap skyrockets in the summer of 2017, along with the lure of OKC's young, immensely talented core, Durant changing addresses (let alone relocating to Indiana) does not seem particularly likely. So, why start this movement at all?
+
+WM: The movement started in pure fun. I was actually working on something for SBNation regarding Durant's free agency and looking up how many teams had photoshopped Durant with their team's jersey. I couldn't find a single KD photoshop with a Pacers jersey on, so Hector Diaz also of SBNation, created one within minutes. From there, Hector also came up with #KevINDYrant tag which I thought was extremely clever. I sent out one tweet with the photoshop and the hashtag and it spread from there. It got such a good response, I just kept rolling with it. My favorite addition to the movement so far was a fan telling KD about Kilroy's breadsticks. Now that is genius.
+
+Since your initial tweet on Wednesday, in which you seemingly tongue-and-check called for your followers to come aboard the "grassroots movement" to get Kevin Durant to come to Indy with the hashtag #KevINDYrant, which was devised by SB Nation's Hector Diaz, the pair of you have gained quite a bit of traction and notoriety. The Indy Star's Phil Friend and Aaron Torres of Fox Sports both covered it, and Claire McNear from The Ringer mentioned you when ranking Indiana as the third-best effort to lure Kevin Durant. Plus, if you search the #KevINDYrant tag, both Paul George and Durant's Twitter profiles show up. Are you surprised by how fast this has caught on both regionally and nationally?
+
+WM: First things first, Claire let me know we're No. 1 in her heart. So I'm taking that. But yeah, it's been really surprising. Indiana is not a destination for many top free agents and it's definitely not a team that is being shopped around as a possible suitor for KD. So it could have easily died quickly. But I think Pacers fans are extremely proud of Paul George and Myles Turner and have no shame in asking Durant to look over Indy's way. It's all in fun ... I mean, what team doesn't want Kevin Durant? Literally every single team in the NBA would take him on their team. He's a free agent. And we're having fun on Twitter with it.
+
+Last November, when Derrick Rose wore a shirt with the meme you created of his son PJ's face from a press conference during the 2015 Eastern Conference semi-finals series between the Chicago Bulls and Cleveland Cavaliers, you tweeted that that was your "proudest internet moment." Does the fast-growing popularity of #KevINDYrant top that for you?
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+This is my proudest internet moment, my heart is full. pic.twitter.com/SNz15aia4d — whitney (@its_whitney) November 6, 2015
+
+WM: Oh, man. Seeing that PJ meme on a t-shirt was still pretty amazing. Derrick Rose wearing that just showed the power of Twitter and how much fun we have with the NBA and social media. I think NBA Twitter is the best version of Twitter you will ever find. That meme being sold on a t-shirt will remain my top moment unless we see Paul George tweet out a #KevIDNYrant hashtag. If we get something crazy like that, then it may become #1.
+
+What do you think about some of your detractors who have scoffed at the notion that the Pacers would even get a sit down with Durant, let alone sign him? Teams can't even start negotiating with free agents until July 1; why not give fans of the Blue & Gold some entertainment in the meantime? Where's the harm in wishful thinking, right?
+
+WM: Definitely. I've seen a few people disregard it. I've even heard someone say we were "bullying" Pacers fans. Anyone that follows me knows I'm just a huge fan of the game and love to have fun with my Twitter account. I don't think we're leading any Pacers fans on to think that the Pacers will have failed if they don't land KD. I don't think any of us expect that to happen or think it's a necessary move. But you gotta shoot your shot, right?
+
+On a more serious note, ESPN's Marc Stein specifically mentioned the Washington Wizards, Boston Celtics, Miami Heat, Los Angeles Lakers, Los Angeles Clippers, Houston Rockets, San Antonio Spurs, and Golden State Warriors as teams "actively seeking the chance to court KD face-to-face." Though it seems like this list should include all 30 teams, the Indiana Pacers aren't on it. Does this surprise you?
+
+WM: I think agents do a lot of the bidding and talking. So my assumption is that these are teams that know they have a window to get KD. Although at this point, I think the Wizards only remaining chance is a twitter hashtag just like ours. And really ... the Pacers should have as good of a shot as any of the East teams mentioned when you break it down. I do wish the Pacers got mentioned more often in these talks, especially with Paul George, who has really turned into a star in the league. But whether it's a money thing or a perception thing, it just doesn't happen.
+
+Is market size really a reason to discount the Pacers? Paul George just nabbed the cover of NBA 2K17 and has a high-profile endorsement deal with Gatorade, clearly the ability to earn supplemental income exists in Indiana, right?
+
+WM: I'm not sure market size really matters that much to Kevin Durant. And I'm not (sure) that more than 2-3 of the teams mentioned have any better of a chance than the Pacers do. I think KD wants to be in a solid organization that has a chance to win. You could argue that KD + PG in the East are going to win a lot of basketball games. But at the end of the day, I do think he signs a one year deal in OKC and hey, then we can keep the movement going another year.
+
+Ian Begley of ESPN New York recently wrote that league sources say Durant's "opinion on Porzingis and his friendship with Carmelo are two factors that will play a role in how Durant views the Knicks." Given that he's referred to fellow Texas Longhorn Myles Turner as "family" and has said that Paul George is someone he really "respects" and "admires," is there reason to believe that those two could change how Durant views the Pacers?
+
+WM: Yeah, I mean, that's the only real reason to push this hashtag, right? The Pacers have the exact same "reasons" for KD that the Knicks do. We've recently heard KD praise Paul and Myles. He's literally on record (saying) he likes Paul George better than Kawhi Leonard. If he was on record saying that about any of these top teams mentioned, it would be a media frenzy. You can even do the math and actually get the salary numbers to work for Kevin to come to Indiana. I'm just not sure a conversation will even happen.
+
+Last November, Durant mentioned that he thought it was "disrespectful" of Washington Wizards fans to be fawning over him rather than their own team. He also doesn't seem too keen on going on a recruitment tour this summer. Given his seemingly low-key personality, what are the chances that #KevINDYrant actually backfires?
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+WM: For it to backfire would mean for Kevin Durant to actually see this. And while we're catching a little fire, I don't think this will have any impact. I think if anything, this shows how much Pacers fans like Paul George and the team to be able to say, "hey come join us and lets win a lot of basketball games." No one wants trade for Kevin Durant, we just want to add Kevin Durant. And if this hashtag actually backfires, you can all kick me out of Pacers Twitter. Or at least put me on probation.
+
+Alright, last question. Now that this thing has gone national, how do you keep it from fizzling out? What should the movement's next...ahem...move be? Paul George did mention following the season that he hoped he, Monta Ellis, and maybe George Hill could do a "great job" recruiting and get a "big name" to come here, do you try to draw the attention of those three?
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+WM: I want to make sure we keep it light and fun. I don't want us to look like irrational, crazy Pacers fans. And hey, maybe we already do look like that! But yeah, if Paul George wants to throw a #KevINDYrant tweet out there, I won't stop him. I hope Paul George's offseason workouts are full of pitches to bring some top guys to Indy.
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+Review: Mitski, 'Puberty 2'
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+Note: NPR's First Listen audio comes down after the album is released. However, you can still listen with the Spotify playlist at the bottom of the page.
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+toggle caption Courtesy of the artist
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+The counter-intuitive part of reaching emotional maturity is learning when to suppress certain emotions. They're often the things we believe might make us truly happy, but instead, we tamp them down to avoid distorting normality; we trade thrills for consistency. Mitski Miyawaki's fourth album, Puberty 2, measures that longing and the toll it takes. As a lifelong outsider whose father's job meant she lived in 13 different countries as a kid, the 25-year-old excels at observing distance and understanding that sometimes assimilation is easier than assertion. "One morning this sadness will fossilize and I will forget how to cry," she sings in "Fireworks," a slow-burning account of internalizing pain. "I will go jogging routinely, calmly, and rhythmically run / And when I find that a knife's sticking out of my side, I'll pull it out without questioning why."
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+That might make Puberty 2 sound meek. It is anything but. Mitski and her sole collaborator and producer, Patrick Hyland, trade the slightly rustic quality of 2014's Bury Me At Makeout Creek for grungy sharpness and spacey ambience, and boast an array of neat production touches: the way her voice can burble and hiss like a boiling kettle, or how her breaths sound like whip-cracks and the guitars rage so loudly that the feedback seems to contain church bells. From stubborn punk to all-out rage to medicated ballads, the variety of modes here lives up to one of her recent tweets: "sometimes I want to be gross + pull my guts out of my mouth while screaming. other times I want to be clean, with no organs or pores." Often she switches between both within the space of a single song. These 11 tracks creep up on you, as her coiled melodies suddenly explode into cavernous freak-outs or build to a crescendo of unbearable catharsis.
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+Online, Mitski is the patron saint of #sadgirls, the subculture that uses ironic self-deprecation as a way of dealing with depression and vulnerability. "life w mental illness=50%act normal act normal b cool 15%if I jus went full crazy will they finally get it+let me b? 35%I'm in a hole I dug," she tweeted last September, earning 152 retweets, 392 favorites, and a further 22,952 notes when a screenshot was reblogged on tumblr. Sadgirls have a strong sense of their own cosmic insignificance and understate their problems accordingly. Mitski's "My Body's Made Of Crushed Little Stars" could be their anthem. It's a frenzied blast that recalls Neutral Milk Hotel's "Holland, 1945," her acoustic guitar rattling like a rusty chainsaw as she howls about the disparity of existence: "I wanna see the whole world / I don't know how I'm gonna pay rent." And, "I work better under a deadline / I pick an age when I'm gonna disappear."
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+But understatement generally isn't Mitski's style. She evokes quotidian disappointment in brutal terms, yet avoids lapsing into melodrama. "Your Best American Girl" finds the half-Japanese songwriter trying to be the apple pie of an all-American boy's eye, but ending the relationship because of the difference in their prospects and his mother's distaste for her heritage. The verse's cool acoustic hymnal crests to a staticky thrash, and in between blasts, the noise briefly subsides to expose her confession: "You're the one, you're all I ever wanted / I think I'll regret this." She's stuck with lovers who won't acknowledge her in public — in the goth Julee Cruise girl-group sounds of "Once More To See You" and the 93-second blast "A Loving Feeling," which evokes a rollicking Mitch Easter production — or poorly timed relationships that undo any self-worth she's accrued. "I always want you when I'm finally fine," she laments in the curdled dream-pop song "I Bet On Losing Dogs." There's cool precision to the way she countenances sadness that doesn't wallow or expect pity, but echoes the hollow feeling of being denied again and again.
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+Tired of being held hostage by desire, Mitski confronts it head-on. In "Happy," she personifies joy as a cad who comes over, gets his kicks and then slips out when she's cleaning up in the bathroom. He might as well have taken her heart, she says, since there's no longer any use for it — yet the song maintains a strange stoicism, a steely saxophone fanfare rejecting the twin vacillations of ecstasy and agony. "I'm not happy or sad / Just up or down / And always bad," she sings in the overcast ballad "Thursday Girl." She opts out of the rigged game altogether in "A Burning Hill," a glowing ember of acoustic fingerpicking and a subtle choral bed, as she sings, "I'm tired of wanting more / I think I'm finally worn / For you have a way of promising things, and I've been a forest fire." She decides to love "the littler things." It sounds like giving up, but she's taking control, robbing her emotions of the power to capsize her wellbeing. Puberty 2 is a strike against the happy/sad poles that govern our lives from an artist who has much more complex and captivating things to offer.
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+Iraqi authorities must rein in all forces participating in the recapture of Falluja said Amnesty International today, amid reports that men and boys fleeing the armed group calling itself Islamic State (IS) had been tortured and otherwise ill-treated by government-backed militias and at least three had died as a result of torture.
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+Amnesty International has spoken to victims who described the torture and other ill-treatment meted out to them in detention and who claim to have witnessed killings.
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+“Civilians risking their lives to escape from IS atrocities must be protected and given the humanitarian aid they desperately need. Instead it seems that some are having to run the gauntlet of being subjected to further abuse and reprisal attacks,” said Philip Luther, Director of Amnesty International’s Middle East and North Africa Programme.
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+Civilians risking their lives to escape from IS atrocities must be protected and given the humanitarian aid they desperately need. Instead it seems that some are having to run the gauntlet of being subjected to further abuse and reprisal attacks, Philip Luther, Middle East and North Africa Programme Director
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+Local officials in Anbar province, where Falluja is located, told Amnesty International that on 5 June, 605 men and boys were handed over to the provincial council and that many of them had injuries including fractures, contusions, welts and open wounds as a result of beatings. Three bodies were also handed over, and another detainee is believed to have died after his transfer to Amariyat al-Falluja.
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+The detainees were from Saqlawiya, some 9km north-west of Falluja, and had been held captive for several days by individuals belonging to government-backed and predominantly Shi’a militias known as Popular Mobilization Units (PMU).
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+Amnesty International spoke to several survivors who described being held at a military base in Anbar province known as Mazra’at Tarek (Tarek’s farm) for about four days after they fled IS fighters on 2 June.
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+One detainee in his forties told Amnesty International:
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+“The treatment was very bad… we had nothing to drink or eat… Some people drank their urine. About four or five men would come into the room, and beat people with sticks and metal pipes. I don’t know what happened to my brother and two nephews detained with me. I don’t know if they are among the dead or still detained at the farm or transferred to another place… Even those released are suffering from wounds and dehydration. Some have lost consciousness.”
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+About four or five men would come into the room, and beat people with sticks and metal pipes. I don’t know what happened to my brother and two nephews detained with me. I don’t know if they are among the dead Former detainee
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+The detainees described being crammed into small rooms with their hands tied behind their backs, insulted for allegedly supporting IS, and kicked and beaten with various objects including rubber hoses and metal bars. They said they were also deprived of food, water and sanitation facilities.
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+Several claimed that a number of detainees died as a result of beatings, including with sharp metal objects on the head.
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+The detainees are now being held in Amariyat al-Falluja for further security screening and investigations. Several reported that their identification documents had been confiscated by the PMU.
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+On 5 June, Iraqi Prime Minister Haydar al-Abadi acknowledged in a televised interview with Iraqiya TV that “mistakes” had been committed by some fighters participating in the battle for Falluja and vowed not to tolerate human rights violations.
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+His spokesperson later announced the establishment of a human rights committee to investigate abuses.
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+“The promise of investigations into human rights abuses is a welcome first step; but more needs to be done to prevent further abuses and bring to justice those suspected of criminal responsibility,” said Philip Luther.
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+“Any security procedures carried out by Iraqi forces must comply with international human rights law and all those deprived of their liberty must be protected from enforced disappearance, torture and other ill-treatment. Those who are reasonably suspected of having committed criminal offences should be promptly referred to judicial authorities and receive a fair trial that meets international standards. The rest must be released.”
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+Amnesty International is calling on the Iraqi authorities to conduct full, impartial and independent investigations into allegations of torture and unlawful killings by members of the PMU with a view to bringing those responsible to justice in fair trials.
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+Pending investigations and prosecutions, all those reasonably suspected of committing abuses should be removed from the ranks. The fate and whereabouts of those who have been disappeared must be immediately revealed.
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+Background
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+Since the start of the military offensive by Iraqi forces to retake the city of Falluja from IS on 23 May, an estimated 10,000 people have managed to escape mainly from the city’s outskirts according to UN agencies.
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+About 50,000 civilians are believed to still be trapped in the city amid reports of shelling and starvation in the city. Civilians who fled told Amnesty International that IS fighters have been preventing civilians from central Falluja from leaving, and have forcibly moved some civilians from the outskirts to the centre of the city.
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+Reports have also emerged regarding the alleged unlawful killings of 17 men and boys from Karma, about 20km north-east of Falluja, which Amnesty International is investigating.
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+Disabling effects of stroke
+
+Consequently, only a small fraction of patients benefit from treatment during the stroke’s acute phase. The great majority of survivors end up with enduring disabilities. Some lost functionality often returns, but it’s typically limited. And the prevailing consensus among neurologists is that virtually all recovery that’s going to occur comes within the first six months after the stroke.
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+“There are close to 7 million chronic stroke patients in the United States,” Steinberg said. “If this treatment really works for that huge population, it has great potential.”
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+For the trial, the investigators screened 379 patients and selected 18, whose average age was 61. For most patients, at least a full year had passed since their stroke — well past the time when further recovery might be hoped for. In each case, the stroke had taken place beneath the brain’s outermost layer, or cortex, and had severely affected motor function.
+
+“Some patients couldn’t walk,” Steinberg said. “Others couldn’t move their arm.”
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+Into these patients’ brains the neurosurgeons injected so-called SB623 cells —mesenchymal stem cells derived from the bone marrow of two donors and then modified to beneficially alter the cells’ ability to restore neurologic function.
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+No immune rejection
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+Mesenchymal stem cells are the naturally occurring precursors of muscle, fat, bone and tendon tissues. In preclinical studies, though, they’ve not been found to cause problems by differentiating into unwanted tissues or forming tumors. Easily harvested from bone marrow, they appear to trigger no strong immune reaction in recipients even when they come from an unrelated donor. In fact, they may actively suppress the immune system. For this trial, unlike the great majority of transplantation procedures, the stem cell recipients received no immunosuppressant drugs.
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+During the procedure, patients’ heads were held in fixed positions while a hole was drilled through their skulls to allow for the injection of SB623 cells, accomplished with a syringe, into a number of spots at the periphery of the stroke-damaged area, which varied from patient to patient.
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+Afterward, patients were monitored via blood tests, clinical evaluations and brain imaging. Interestingly, the implanted stem cells themselves do not appear to survive very long in the brain. Preclinical studies have shown that these cells begin to disappear about one month after the procedure and are gone by two months. Yet, patients showed significant recovery by a number of measures within a month’s time, and they continued improving for several months afterward, sustaining these improvements at six and 12 months after surgery. Steinberg said it’s likely that factors secreted by the mesenchymal cells during their early postoperative presence near the stroke site stimulates lasting regeneration or reactivation of nearby nervous tissue.
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+No relevant blood abnormalities were observed. Some patients experienced transient nausea and vomiting, and 78 percent had temporary headaches related to the transplant procedure.
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+Motor-function improvements
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+Substantial improvements were seen in patients’ scores on several widely accepted metrics of stroke recovery. Perhaps most notably, there was an overall 11.4-point improvement on the motor-function component of the Fugl-Meyer test, which specifically gauges patients’ movement deficits.
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+“This wasn’t just, ‘They couldn’t move their thumb, and now they can.’ Patients who were in wheelchairs are walking now,” said Steinberg, who is the Bernard and Ronni Lacroute-William Randolph Hearst Professor in Neurosurgery and Neurosciences.
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+“We know these cells don’t survive for more than a month or so in the brain,” he added. “Yet we see that patients’ recovery is sustained for greater than one year and, in some cases now, more than two years.”
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+We thought those brain circuits were dead. And we’ve learned that they’re not.
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+Importantly, the stroke patients’ postoperative improvement was independent of their age or their condition’s severity at the onset of the trial. “Older people tend not to respond to treatment as well, but here we see 70-year-olds recovering substantially,” Steinberg said. “This could revolutionize our concept of what happens after not only stroke, but traumatic brain injury and even neurodegenerative disorders. The notion was that once the brain is injured, it doesn’t recover — you’re stuck with it. But if we can figure out how to jump-start these damaged brain circuits, we can change the whole effect.
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+“We thought those brain circuits were dead. And we’ve learned that they’re not.”
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+A new randomized, double-blinded multicenter phase-2b trial aiming to enroll 156 chronic stroke patients is now actively recruiting patients. Steinberg is the principal investigator of that trial. For more information, please e-mail stemcellstudy@stanford.edu.
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+The ongoing work is an example of Stanford Medicine’s focus on precision health, the goal of which is to anticipate and prevent disease in the healthy and precisely diagnose and treat disease in the ill.
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+Other Stanford co-authors of the study are Neil Schwartz, MD, PhD, clinical associate professor of neurology and neurological sciences and of neurosurgery; and former neurosurgery fellow Jeremiah Johnson, MD, now at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio.
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+The SB623 cells were provided by SanBio Inc., a biotechnology company based in Mountain View, California. SanBio also funded and helped in designing the trial, but did not participate in its execution.
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+Stanford’s Department of Neurosurgery also supported the work.
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+Prepare for Trouble with This Villainous Quiz
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+Too often copyright maximalists take the view that if anyone is making money and using a copyrighted work, no matter how or how minimally, then the copyright owner should get a cut. That’s the attitude that has pushed, among other things, a “clearance culture” in music sampling, a belief that permission is needed to create something new that includes samples.
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+This week, however appellate courts in two countries pushed back just a bit. On Thursday, the Ninth Circuit held [PDF] that that a sample taken from Salsoul Orchestra’s disco song Love Break and used in Madonna’s Vogue was “de minimis” copying and therefore non-infringing. The sample in question, a 0.23-second “horn hit” plays several times throughout Vogue but, said Judge Susan Graber, was so brief that no ordinary person would recognize it as originating from Love Break.” Notably, this decision directly contradicts an earlier ruling by the Sixth Circuit in Bridgeport Music, Inc. v. Dimension Films, which held that the general “de minimis” rule of copyright law did not apply to sound recordings. That decision has been widely criticized over the past ten years. Neither court reached the question of whether fair use protects sampling (it likely would, in many cases).
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+The Ninth Circuit decision this week came on the heels of a ruling in a long-running dispute between Kraftwerk and German music producer Moses Pelham. In 2004, Kraftwerk sued Pelham over the use of a 2-second sample from Kraftwerk’s Metall auf Metall. A lower court ruled in Kraftwerk’s favor, observing that even sampling the “tiniest sliver” of a sound recording could constitute infringement. On appeal, the German Constitutional Court, held that requiring the creator’s permission to take such a small sample would significantly interfere with the creation of modern music, particularly hip-hop. The court also noted that such a limited use of the original recording would have only minimal effect on the recording’s commercial success.
+
+The German court’s observation of the effect of its ruling on hip-hop was well taken. In the US, a presumption that every sample must be cleared has priced out most artists, who cannot afford to pay the average of $10,000 for a single sample, let alone $200,000 to license twenty samples for a song. The belief that sampling requires permission, and the prohibitive prices demanded by rightsholders, have contributed to the consolidation of hip-hop music under a shrinking number of labels, to the point that Universal Music Group controlled 80% of the genre’s top hits by 2013. The threat of copyright litigation over sampling has also been credited with making hip-hop less political by limiting the artistic dialogue between artists and what has come before.
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+An overbroad conception of copyright law distorts culture, and it is heartening to see courts in two countries pushing back to protect freedom of expression.
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+Shell Canada donates controversial Arctic exploration permits for marine conservation area Shell Canada is donating its controversial Arctic energy exploration permits to clear the way for creating Canada's third national marine protected area
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+Article content Shell Canada is donating its controversial Arctic energy exploration permits to clear the way for creating Canada’s third national marine protected area.
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+Article content Inuit who depend on the area for hunting have sought to have the area declared a marine conservation area since the mid-1980s. Fisheries Minister Dominic LeBlanc told a World Oceans Day summit in Ottawa on Wednesday that the government needs to find a faster way to create marine conservation areas and vowed to “erase years of inaction.” But the Lancaster Sound proposal remains stalled by a debate over its borders. The federal government has outlined a smaller area that doesn’t include the permits, while Inuit and environmental groups have been holding out for a much larger protected zone that does. In April, the World Wildlife Fund filed documents in Federal Court that argued Shell’s permits don’t even exist. The lawsuit claims the permits, purchased in the mid-1970s, were never renewed and have lapsed — a position that has found support among legal scholars.
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+Article content Crothers said that lawsuit is unrelated to the company’s decision. “We had initiated talks with the government and with (the Nature Conservancy of Canada) months ago. We don’t think that litigation is the way to go.” David Miller, the president of the World Wildlife Fund, said the court challenge might have nudged both Shell and the government, but added, “Shell has absolutely done the right thing.” “If the litigation helped move it along, that’s great, but that’s not the point for us,” said Miller. Minutes from 2014 meetings between federal and Shell officials suggest the company was unwilling to part with the permits without compensation or without conducting at least some seismic tests. Crothers suggested the company’s thinking has changed since then.
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+Article content “People were talking more hypothetically, looking to get some return. But from my perspective, we saw an opportunity that was pretty special — to be part of a conservation effort. “These are lands with really special ecological significance.” Shell will receive no benefit for the donation, Crothers said. John Lounds, president of the nature conservancy, said the donation beats waiting for the courts. “I’m pleased we were able to work with Shell. They really understand the importance of Lancaster Sound.” But Greenpeace Canada issued a release framing the feel-good announcement as a “historic defeat” for Shell and for the oil industry’s Arctic ambitions more broadly. “This is their attempt to score some brownie points and exit from the scene gracefully, rather than have the permits pried from their hands by force,” Arctic campaigner Alex Speers-Roesch said in a release.
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+Article content The federal government is likely to resume consultations with Inuit groups on the larger boundaries now made possible, said Miller. “I see no obstacles in being able to announce this marine sanctuary in the relatively near future.” The announcement comes on World Oceans Day and a week after a report from the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society found the three North American governments are falling far behind their promises to protect marine environments. Canada, Mexico and the United States have all pledged to protect at least 10 per cent of their waters. The report said less than one per cent of oceans off the continent are in fully functioning protected areas with permanent legal status and a management plan. Adding an expanded Lancaster Sound would double the amount of ocean Canada has protected. — With files from Bruce Cheadle
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+AMD has announced the availability of its new 16.6.1 Radeon Crimson Edition hotfix driver and 16.6.1 FirePro Liquid VR beta package, which should improve overall gaming experience and stability, and are compatible with Microsoft’s Windows 7, 8.1, and 10 platforms.
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+While the 16.6.1 FirePro Liquid VR beta update is only intended for Virtual Reality (VR) with head-mounted displays like Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, the other release includes several more changes.
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+Specifically speaking, the Crimson Edition 16.6.1 Hotfix adds support for Mirror's Edge Catalyst and Paragon titles, includes a new AMD Crossfire profile for Dark Souls III, and increases performance for DiRT Rally on some tracks with rainy/night scenes.
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+Moreover, the update resolves various flickering or corruption issues experienced when playing videos in a web browser, Fallout 4 in AMD Crossfire technology mode, or when using the Oculus Rift headsets with multiple displays that have different resolutions.
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+In addition to that, AMD fixes the missing HDMI display scaling options in Radeon Settings, corrects AMD Crossfire technology mode behavior when using Origin or uPlay applications, and removes the bug that caused Radeon additional settings page to fail.
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+With this in mind, download AMD Radeon Crimson Graphics Driver 16.6.1 Hotfix or download AMD FirePro Liquid VR Driver 16.6.1 Beta depending on which one you need, apply it, and perform a reboot so that changes take effect.
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+Having already penned hits for superstars, Bellion takes a major solo turn. The Human Condition is an alternately beautiful and banging set of pure, modern pop that finds the Long Island singer/songwriter (and author of Eminem and Rihanna’s “Monster”) tackling heady subject matter in relatable terms. He channels the soothing bedside manner of Ben Gibbard on the velvety, hip-hop-informed soft-rock of “80’s Film,” and enlists the same choir that backed MJ on 1987’s “Man in the Mirror” for “Hand of God”—an ethereal, gospel-pop finale that detonates like fireworks in space.
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+I am happy to announce that Qt 5.7.0 Release Candidate is now available!
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+We are planning to release Qt 5.7.0 final release within coming weeks so please try RC now. All feedback is welcome! Please report new bugs to bugreports.qt.io. You can also send e-mail to Qt Project mailing lists or contact us via IRC.
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+More information about Qt 5.7.0 release can be found from Qt 5.7.0 new features page, Qt 5.7 Beta blog post or from the Qt Documentation snapshot.
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+If you have existing online installation, you can update Qt 5.7.0 RC by using maintenance tool. You can also download new installers (online or offline) from the Qt Account (for commercial users) or from download.qt.io.
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+Historical and Revision Notes
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+Based on title 18, U.S.C., 1940 ed., §§ 234, 235 (Mar. 4, 1909, ch. 321, §§ 128, 129, 35 Stat. 1111, 1112).
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+Section consolidates sections 234 and 235 of title 18, U.S.C., 1940 ed.
+
+Reference in subsection (a) to intent to steal was omitted as covered by section 641 of this title.
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+Minor changes were made in phraseology.
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+OKLAHOMA CITY (Reuters) - A man dressed as a security guard walked out of an Oklahoma Wal-Mart with $75,000 in cash, a crime that went undetected until the real security guards showed up later to transport the money, police said on Monday.
+
+The suspect walked into the Wal-Mart on Saturday in Bristow, southwest of Tulsa, dressed in clothes similar to those of a Loomis armored truck employee. He went to the cash office, signed a deposit slip and walked away with the money, Bristow Police said.
+
+Police were called when the real Loomis personnel arrived less than an hour later with no cash to transport.
+
+Oklahoma authorities and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are searching for the suspect, which video surveillance showed getting into a black Chevrolet Malibu and driving off from the store with the money.
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+New Delhi: Amid controversy over a media report quoting National Investigating Agency (NIA) chief Sharad Kumar on a Pakistani link to the Pathankot attack, the Ministry of External Affairs on Friday asserted that "involvement of Pakistan`s nationals in the Pathankot Air Base attack is an accepted fact".
+
+The Indian government has also asserted that "enough information" on the involvement of Pakistanis has been provided to Islamabad.
+
+"I understand that DG NIA has issued a clarification that his words are being misinterpreted. Let me clarify the position. The involvement of Pakistan`s nationals in the Pathankot Air Base attack is an accepted fact," MEA spokesman Vikas Swarup said here in a statement.
+
+"I would remind you that investigations are ongoing. Foreign Secretary had conveyed to his Pakistani counterpart when they met in New Delhi in April that it was time for review of progress in investigation in the attack after return of Pakistan`s JIT, which had gathered all evidence that it had wanted when it visited India," the spokesman said.
+
+He further said "enough information" has also been provided to Pakistani authorities through two Letters Rogatory to conduct investigation in Pakistan so that "all those associated in Pakistan with planning, support and execution of the attack are brought to justice".
+
+"At this stage, we await further response and information from Pakistan. It would be injudicious to speculate in this situation," the spokesman added.
+
+According to a TV channel, DG NIA had given clean chit to Pakistan government but the top NIA official later denied making any such statement.
+
+Last month the Interpol has issued a Red Corner Notice against Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) terrorist Shahid Latif who has been termed as "one of the crucial handlers" of the Pathankot airbase attackers by the NIA.
+
+A five-member joint investigating team (JIT) from Pakistan visited India in March to probe the Pathankot attack in which Jaish-e-Mohamed militants attacked the Indian air base on January 2 and killed seven security personnel. The attack has led to a downslide in bilateral ties.
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+Story highlights The father stopped at a red light before making a right turn
+
+When Robbie got home, he called police
+
+(CNN) This wasn't the kind of emergency Joleen McDonald had in mind when she taught her 6-year-old son, Robbie, to dial 911.
+
+When Robbie took a ride with his dad and saw him drive past a red light, he did what he thought was the right thing to do: He called the cops.
+
+"My daddy went past a red light," Robbie said in a 911 call the Quincy Police Department in Massachuetts posted. "It was in the brand new car -- my mommy's car. We had to go to the car wash and then we went past the red light."
+
+Mike Richardson and Robbie were on their way to a car wash last Saturday. The father stopped at a red light before taking a right turn. That's legal in Massachusetts
+
+But Robbie, who dreams of becoming a police officer, noticed his dad had driven by even when the light was red.
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+Read More
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+AVENTURA, Fla. – Kristie Quinones said she was harassed Tuesday by an Aventura Mall security guard, who came between her breast and her daughter.
+
+"I was nourishing my daughter and not harming anyone," Quinones said. "I never thought this would happen to me. Breastfeeding is nothing to be ashamed of."
+
+She left after the alleged harassment, but Wednesday dozens of women returned -- babies in their laps, breasts out to feed and the law on their lips.
+
+"It's Florida. We are allowed (to breastfeed) anywhere," Quinones said.
+
+Those women who banded together are not alone. Since Tuesday, more than 140 people have been organizing and talking about peace, love and breastfeeding online.
+
+One woman wrote, "Breastfeeding is our right."
+
+Another said, "This is sad, disgusting, heartbreaking, and terrible."
+
+"Omg, that is so infuriating and unbelievable," wrote another woman. "Wth? The mall has some explaining to do, changes to make."
+
+Ad
+
+A representative with the mall said it was all a mistake -- one rogue officer, one bad situation.
+
+"They really mishandled the situation," said Anabel Llopis.
+
+But Quinones said their was a bigger problem.
+
+"She just told me it was mall policy to cover up," Quinones said of a mall employee.
+
+Quinones said she just hopes women and families can find peace.
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+A Royal Navy officer cadet raped a fellow student following a college ball when she was “too drunk to fight back or give consent”, a court martial has heard.
+
+Samuel Mitchell, 27, who is now a sub-lieutenant, is accused of going into the cadet’s room at the Britannia Royal Naval College in Dartmouth, Devon, following a Victory In Europe day dinner dance attended by students, staff and guests.
+
+David Richards, prosecuting, told the court martial centre at Portsmouth naval base that the alleged victim was carried back to her room by friends after she had drunk too much at the event. He said she consumed four glasses of Pimms, a glass of red wine, some champagne, and a double gin and tonic.
+
+While she was sleeping, the defendant entered her room, undressed himself and her, and then climbed on top of her, the court heard.
+
+Richards said the complainant was so drunk and afraid that she had been unable to fight back and was “lolling around” during the incident. She had also crossed her arms across her chest and said “no sex” to Mitchell, the court heard. When she awoke in the morning she was in a “cold sweat and shaking”, it is claimed.
+
+The court was told Mitchell described himself as having a “high sex drive”. Richards said: “He went to the officer cadet’s room determined to have sex, she didn’t fight, she didn’t kick, she didn’t scream, she was affected by drink and shocked by what he was doing. She did a limited attempt to push him away but she remained lifeless.”
+
+In an attempt to get him to stop, the complainant asked Mitchell to put a condom on, which led him to go back to his room and return with the contraceptive before continuing with the alleged rape.
+
+Richards said: “We are all entitled to do what we want with our bodies, we are entitled to decide whether we have sexual intercourse, that is what is meant by consent.
+
+“Both of them had been drinking that night, drunken consent is nonetheless consent provided the complainant has not lost the capability to choose to have sex.
+
+“The prosecution case is that she didn’t consent at all, it is the prosecution case the defendant knew full well she had been drinking. He knew she was drunk and that her passivity didn’t reflect a choice she had made but the fact that she didn’t have the wherewithal to resist him.”
+
+Richards added: “He wasn’t concerned about her lack of response, he just took what he could.”
+
+Mitchell denies two counts of rape in May 2015.
+
+In a police interview, Mitchell said the woman flirted with him during the evening and “said goodbye with a wink”.
+
+He also said she made up the rape allegation because she was frightened of the impact on her career of having sex in her room, which was against the rules.
+
+He told police that “because she was a bit of a brown-nose, when she heard people were talking about the sex, she must have panicked”.
+
+The trial continues.
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+RALEIGH, N.C. — In court documents filed yesterday, North Carolina and the University of North Carolina system argued that the state’s law banning transgender people from public restrooms matching their gender identity should remain in effect while a legal challenge proceeds in federal court. The law, House Bill 2, also removes legal protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people and others.
+
+On May 16, six LGBT North Carolinians and members of the American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina filed a motion for a preliminary injunction asking the court to stop the enforcement of the provisions of the law that target transgender people for discrimination in single-sex facilities while the case proceeds through the court system.
+
+The individuals and ACLU members are represented by the ACLU of North Carolina, the ACLU, Lambda Legal, and the law firm of Jenner and Block.
+
+The groups released the following statement today in response to yesterday’s motions:
+
+“After rushing to enact HB2 in a span of hours, the government is now asking the court for six months to study its own law, so it can figure out what to say in its defense, all while transgender people suffer. By arguing that HB2 should remain in effect, Gov. McCrory, legislative leadership, and UNC are continuing to defend a law that specifically targets transgender people who just want to be able to use public facilities safely and securely like everyone else. Every defendant opposes efforts to block HB2’s discriminatory provisions from remaining in effect while this case moves forward. In so doing, all of the defendants are continuing to inflict daily harm on the transgender North Carolinians we represent and to defy federal court rulings that conclude that federal law forbids discrimination against transgender people.”
+
+The lawsuit, Carcano v. McCrory, was filed days after the law was passed by the North Carolina General Assembly and signed by Gov. Pat McCrory.
+
+To read more about the case: https://www.aclu.org/cases/carcano-et-al-v-mccrory-et-al
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+The only prospect involved in the White Sox and Padres deal for James Shields is 17 year old INF Fernando Tatis, Jr., who the White Sox signed during the 2015-2016 July 2 International Free Agent period for $700,000. Tatis was not ranked among the 47 prospects to which former FanGraphs writer Kiley McDaniel ascribed hierarchy on his 2015 J2 Sortable Board and was not on my top 10 International Prospects list from that time. He’s blown up a bit this Spring and is one of the more interesting bats in Extended Spring Training.
+
+As an amateur, Tatis lacked physicality. He was clearly underdeveloped compared to his peers, and was bereft of the bat control and strength in his hands that are required to really drive pitches in various parts of the strike zone, especially for a prospect that profiled, at the time, as a likely corner infielder. Tatis’ frame had projection though, and a rather significant amount of it considering his age and bloodlines (Fernando, Sr. had one of those jean-selling bodies in his prime).
+
+The Fernando Tatis, Jr. we’ve seen here in Arizona for Extended Spring Training looks very different. Tatis has already made significant physical progress — the only video I have of Tatis right now is his at-bat against Brady Aiken from last week, which starts at about the 2:00 mark, but you can at least get a look at him singling there — and it’s made a huge difference in his overall play.
+
+He has displayed improved control of his body, is making a higher quality of contact and has just generally become explosive enough that the sentiment among evaluators out here is that Tatis has a solid shot to remain a shortstop. His routes to ground balls, his hands and actions have all been good and project to be of Major League shortstop quality and he has a plus arm. He’s currently an average runner, which will be fine for short if he can maintain that speed, but of course at just age 17 he’s going to keep growing and probably slow down some.
+
+While he can play there for now, the chances of Tatis remaining there in his prime are somewhere between “moderate” and “unlikely” on the Continuum of Shortstopdom. Should he have to move it will likely be to third base where, given those shortstop-quality actions, his glove would arguably project as plus.
+
+Even since just the early part of Spring Training, Tatis has improved his footwork in the box, is tracking pitches better and using the entire field. He still hasn’t displayed the kind of wrist/hand strength that’s indicative of impact power and he really only projects to have about average pop at maturity, but if he can stay at shortstop that’s going to be just fine. The bat projects to average as well. A 50/50 hit and power combination from a shortstop, even one that is just passable defensively as Tatis would likely be, is value on par with an average regular. Given Tatis’ age and proximity to the Major Leagues, there’s obviously a substantial amount of risk here, which suppresses the Future Value grade below.
+
+Hit: 20/50, Raw Power: 40/50, Game Power: 20/50, Run: 50/45, Field: 40/45, Throw: 60/60, FV: 40
+
+The other return on the deal is 26 year old RHP Erik Johnson. Johnson’s four pitch mix — fastball, slider, changeup, curveball — is mediocre. He’s experienced fluctuations in velocity during each of his abbreviated big league stints and this year the stuff is down. Johnson has been about 89-92 this year with below average control that often leaves his fastball either in the top half of the strike zone or out of it altogether.
+
+His slider is above average, in the low-80s and Johnson finds his spot with it more regularly than the fastball. The changeup will flash above average from a pure movement standpoint but Johnson’s arm action is different on the change and big league hitters have been able to identify it. Because of this, Johnson deploys a back foot slider as his go-to weapon against lefties for swings and misses. His curveball sits in the low-70s and is a slower, deeper, more infrequently used change of pace used for early count strikes.
+
+Johnson, who has been sent to Triple-A El Paso, gives San Diego an arm to run out there every fifth day for the rest of the season if they need it and doubles as a reclamation scratch-off ticket because of his interesting pedigree. PETCO Park should provide a bit of a cushion should Johnson fall into San Diego’s rotation.
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+Roger Naylor
+
+Special for The Republic
+
+If ever the thought of a relaxing, carefree day at the beach sounded good, it’s this year. And if ever the thought of jumping on a plane and jetting off to some tropical paradise sounded like a crowded ordeal, this is also the year.
+
+Water, sand and sun sounds very enticing right about now. Fortunately, Arizona has a surprising amount of beachfront property for those needing a little post-lockdown relief.
+
+With lots of people fully vaccinated, communities around Arizona have reopened. It's still not a bad idea to keep social distancing in mind. And be patient. Some facilities may not be fully open. Some parks and beaches may experience temporary closures. If you have questions, call ahead before starting out.
+
+Then let’s hit the beach.
+
+Yuma
+
+Yuma has done an amazing job cleaning up and revamping its waterfront in an effort to reconnect to the Colorado River. Gateway Park was part of that development. Sitting at the end of Madison Avenue, the park has picnic ramadas, a grassy area, playground for the kids, fishing piers and a sandy beach with a gradual entry into the water. Located under the Ocean to Ocean Bridge, the span provides a swath of welcome shade.
+
+Just downriver from Gateway, the West Wetlands features two popular beaches. Centennial Beach was established in 2014 with sand dredged from the Colorado River. Playa Linda opened in 2018. What once was the city dump is now a sandy expanse with an accessible ramp, seating wall and grassy area. Trails lead along the river through heavy woods and a canopy of cooling shade. Above the beaches are a small lake, picnic ramadas and restrooms. Yuma River Tubing offers one-hour float trips between the East and West Wetlands for $10. 928-750-0247, https://www.yumarivertubing.com.
+
+Details: https://www.yumaaz.gov/parks-and-recreation.
+
+Buckskin Mountain State Park
+
+Four state parks cling to the edge of the Colorado River between Parker and Lake Havasu City, accessed from State Route 95. Buckskin Mountain straddles a picturesque section of river, a beautiful combination of stony mountains and sparkling water. A slender beach fringes most of the shoreline and swimming is permitted. But as is the case at virtually all Arizona beaches, no lifeguard is on duty. Swim at your own risk and keep a vigilant eye on children. Overnighters can enjoy a shady campground, cabana sites and hiking trails.
+
+Details: 5476 State Route 95, Parker. $10 per vehicle. 928-667-3231, https://azstateparks.com/buckskin.
+
+River Island State Park
+
+Nearby River Island State Park nestles in a sloping bowl at the base of stark mountains that rise from the riverbank. An intimate beach sits next to the boat ramp and just beyond the campground with a grassy lawn that’s perfect for tents. Sprawling mesquite trees offer a dollop of shade at the edge of the beach. The short but scenic Wedge Hill Trail climbs the rocky slopes above for staggering views.
+
+Details: 5200 SR 95, Parker. $10 per vehicle. 928-667-3386, https://azstateparks.com/river-island.
+
+Cattail Cove State Park
+
+Hugging the southern edge of Lake Havasu, Cattail Cove State Park protects a long piece of scenic shoreline. Swimming is allowed in the roped-off area adjacent to the beach. There are also some small, secluded beaches for those willing to take a short hike downstream and even a dog beach just south of the boat ramp. Other trails ramble across gaunt desert hills. The campground includes RV and tent sites as well as boat-in sites.
+
+Details: 15 miles south of Lake Havasu City on SR 95. $15 per vehicle Fridays-Sundays and holidays, $10 other days. 928-855-1223, https://azstateparks.com/cattail-cove.
+
+Lake Havasu State Park
+
+At nearly 11,000 acres, Lake Havasu is by far the largest of western Arizona's parks. And right in the heart of Lake Havasu City, just upstream from London Bridge, it’s also the busiest. Windsor Beach, a long stretch of white sand, is the main attraction. There’s a day use picnic area at the beach. The park has campsites for RVs and tents as well as 13 air-conditioned rental cabins. Boat and jet ski rentals are available from the park concessionaire, Wet Monkey Powersport Rentals (928-855-2022, https://www.wetmonkeyrentals.com). To avoid overcrowding, the park may implement occasional day-use closures.
+
+Details: 699 London Bridge Road, Lake Havasu City. $20 per vehicle Fridays-Sundays and holidays, $15 other days. 928-855-2784, https://azstateparks.com/lake-havasu.
+
+Lake Havasu City
+
+Lake Havasu City also offers free public beaches. Rotary Beach is a 40-acre park with picnic areas, barbecues, multiple play areas, a skate park and designated swim area. Its location inside the 5 mph no-wake zone of Thompson Bay makes for calm waters.
+
+London Bridge Beach may be Arizona’s most ocean-like beach with its swaying palm trees and seagull wings flashing white in the sun. It’s on Bridgewater Channel, a spit of sand fronting the water with a view of the famous bridge. But it also spreads out along the edge of the sparkling lake and includes playgrounds, picnic areas, a walking path, a grassy park with big shade trees, volleyball courts and an enclosed dog park. A wide swath of sand surrounds the palms and a designated swim area. With small waves lapping the shore and gulls crying overhead, it’s easy to forget you never left the state.
+
+Details: https://www.golakehavasu.com.
+
+Patagonia Lake State Park
+
+Tucked away amid the rolling hills of southern Arizona, Patagonia Lake State Park is a shimmering oasis in the high desert. And since water is scarce around these parts, the 265-acre man-made lake draws summer visitors from all across southern Arizona and northern Mexico looking to cool off. There’s a roped-off swim area at Boulder Beach, a modest plot of sand. But swimming is allowed in any part of the lake except boat launch areas. Boating, water skiing and fishing are also popular activities. To avoid overcrowding, the park may experience temporary day-use closures.
+
+Details: 400 Patagonia Lake Road, south of Patagonia. $20 per vehicle Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, $15 Mondays-Fridays. 520-287-6965, https://azstateparks.com/patagonia-lake.
+
+Roper Lake State Park
+
+Popular with anglers, Roper Lake State Park also has 5 miles of trails, cabins, a campground and a picnic area. Sitting just south of Safford, visitors enjoy views of mighty Mount Graham while fishing the 30-acre lake for largemouth bass, channel catfish, crappie and bluegill. There’s a small swimming beach. Sadly, the natural stone hot tub bubbling with mineral spring water has been permanently closed.
+
+Details: 101 E. Roper Lake Road, Safford. $10 per vehicle. 928-428-6760, https://azstateparks.com/roper-lake.
+
+Lake Powell
+
+Before you go: Know that the Navajo Reservation, which abuts Page and Lake Powell, is in the process of reopening to tourism. Expect mask requirements and limited capacity at tribal parks. Find out more at https://www.navajo-nsn.gov.
+
+With 1,900 miles of shoreline, Lake Powell harbors countless remote beaches amid a colorful labyrinth of canyons. There are even a few beaches that don’t require a boat.
+
+Wahweap Beach sits just south of the Stateline launch ramp. Services at Wahweap Marina include lodging, restaurants, campgrounds and boat rentals. Guided boat tours of the lake have been discontinued during the pandemic.
+
+Details: A Glen Canyon National Recreation Area pass is required; $30 per vehicle, good for seven days: https://www.nps.gov/glca/planyourvisit/fees.htm. Wahweap Marina: 888-896-3829, www.lakepowell.com.
+
+The Chains is a day-use beach in Page that can be accessed from U.S. 89 just east of the bridge over Glen Canyon Dam. A dirt road leads to a parking area that sits above the lake, so some scrambling is required. The beach is mostly sandstone. Of course, how accessible it is depends on the water level in the lake.
+
+Details: Free. 928-608-6200, www.nps.gov/glca.
+
+Find the reporter at www.rogernaylor.com. Or follow him on Facebook at www.facebook.com/RogerNaylorinAZ or Twitter @AZRogerNaylor.
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+Shane Long is hoping to recreate the moment he downed world champions Germany when he lines up for Republic of Ireland against Sweden on Monday.
+
+Long's goal defeated Germany in October in qualifying for Euro 2016 and he went on to enjoy a superb season with Southampton, in which he scored 10 goals in 28 Premier League appearances.
+
+Now, Long has his sights set on Zlatan Ibrahimovic's Sweden.
+
+"For four months now I've been waiting for this Sweden game and I just really want to get out there and get the result we deserve," he said.
+
+"We've worked hard to get here, we've come from a difficult situation in the group to qualify.
+
+"And it would be a shame to just throw it all away in the first game.
+
+"So that's our full motivation – to go out there and beat Sweden and put ourselves in a good position to qualify.
+
+"We're fully focused on that Sweden game and we'll try to not let the occasion get to us."
+
+Long said his side loved proving people wrong, pointing to their road to qualification.
+
+"After we drew to Scotland, everyone was saying it was a three-horse race and Ireland were out of it," he said.
+
+"It really spurred us to go on. Of course we relied on a few other results to go our way but we still had to ­capitalise on our games.
+
+"Just to qualify is an amazing feeling. We've been here once before and we didn't really perform the way we should have or the way we can.
+
+"And we've been regretting it for four years. So hopefully we can put that right this time."
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+Javascript is required to load this page.
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+Their only goal is to somehow bring down Imran Khan, Shahbaz Gill
+
+ARY NEWS
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+Here's What 3 Hot Laps Will Tell You About Ford's Fastest Mustang
+
+Before I ruffle too many feathers by calling the 2016 Mustang Shelby GT350R Ford's fastest 'stang yet, let me set some parameters. Was the 2013 Shelby GT500 with 662hp quicker to 60 mph and through a quarter-mile? Yes. Could that car out-maneuver the GT350R? Not a chance. Set those two vehicles against one another around any non-oval track in the world and the GT350 would spank its sibling.
+
+In many ways, automotive enthusiasts have the never-ending rivalry between Mustang and Camaro to thank for the ultra high performance muscle cars we see today. What once was a horsepower war has now become a battle for faster lap times. It's a freaky world we live in where a Camaro (in Z/28 guise) can match a Porsche 911 GT3. And the odd matchups will become more bizarre, especially since Ford's new Shelby Mustang has exceeded even the Camaro Z/28's lofty performance threshold.
+
+To understand just how much better the GT350/R is than both the track-honed Camaro and the solid rear-axle Mustang Boss 302 that came before it, we joined Ford Performance for a few laps at Buttonwillow Raceway in California.
+
+Before diving into how the car handled, let's recap what sets the GT350/R apart.
+
+While it's true that Shelbys of years past owe their performance to their engines, the GT350 is only partly defined by its powertrain, which is more impressive considering this is one of the best motors Ford has ever built. 526hp and 429 lb-ft of torque roar from a brand new 5.2-liter flat-plane crank V8 motor. No forced induction, no sloppy seconds, just the most powerful naturally aspirated motor Ford has ever produced.
+
+For those unfamiliar with flat-crank motors, in very simple terms, they are lighter, rougher, and faster revving than cross-plane crank designs. These engines are more commonly found in motor sports applications where ride quality matters far less than outright performance. In the Shelby GT350/R, this translates to an 8,250 rev limiter and one of the most vicious sounds of any production vehicle.
+
+Both the standard GT350 and more aggressive "R" designation produce the same power, use the same 6-speed Tremec manual transmission, and route their horses to the rear wheels through a Torsen limited-slip differential. Both cars also employ Ford's MagneRide magnetic dampers, 15.5-inch front brake rotors with 6-piston Brembo calipers, 14.9-inch rear discs with 4-piston calipers, and lowered ride heights. The major differences between the standard GT350 and R come down to 130 pounds of weight savings. For example, the GT350R salvages an incredible 15 pounds per wheel thanks to carbon fiber construction.
+
+Visually, you can pick out the R from its larger chin splitter, carbon fiber rear wing, red interior accents, and lack of rear seating. Audibly, you'll hear the R coming from farther off without its exhaust resonators. Experientially, the R's ability to induce stronger G forces drains the blood from your brain quicker. At the dealer, the differences between the vehicles will amount to an $8,000 premium.
+
+Now to how they performed on track. While three laps is hardly enough to draw firm conclusions about how a vehicle handles—and we'll have more significant time with the GT350 next month—it was enough to see Ford's engineering brilliance shine through.
+
+Buttonwillow Raceway is a fairly technical track, with several potential layouts. Ford's Track Tour had us take an abbreviated route covering just under two miles that included a dozen turns and one quarter-mile straightaway.
+
+"Your brain will tell you to shift at 6,500 rpms, but don't," cautioned the Ford Performance Racing instructor. Sure enough, seconds later my hand and left foot subconsciously made for the gear lever and clutch pedal. Fortunately, I was able to resist the urge to shift until the tach had climbed to a more respectable 8,000 rpms and the engine was given a chance to howl into the crisp morning air. What a rush – unlike the 700hp Hellcat, power delivery was controllable, yet still tremendous.
+
+Thankfully, the Brembo brakes were equally mighty, because I was rapidly approaching the first corner. With a hint of nose dive, the GT350 put the kabosh on forward motion before angling into the bend. Steering inputs were immediately communicated to the front wheels while the MagneRide dampters tightened, keeping the body flat through the corner. As I spoon-fed power to the rear wheels, the Michelin Pilot Super Sports gripped where previous Shelbys would happily break traction.
+
+As I began to grasp the GT350's limits, speed through corners grew and braking distances shrunk, but the Mustang refused to show even the smallest sign of stress. By the third lap, I'd finally been able to break the standard GT350's tires loose with a heavier right foot, but the ultra sticky Pilot Sport Cup 2 rubber on the R wouldn't budge once up to temperature. Even when the GT350 would hang its tail out, the release was progressive and completely manageable.
+
+Before I was forced to part with the Shelby, my instructor hopped in the drivers seat for a final lap. Though I had glimpsed the GT350's potential, my time as a passenger truly opened my eyes (and tightened my sphincter) in reaction to its capacity for speed. While maneuverability within corners and its power between corners was extraordinary, the braking performance was most impressive. Where some supercars would have coasted straight off the track, the GT350 seemed to move the earth backwards to scrub speed before turns.
+
+The fact that $60,000 grants you performance to rival some of the fastest cars in the world is confounding. Comparing the Shelby GT350/R to any preceding Mustang is like contrasting a Cheetah with a Dachshund. Sure, they can both run, but that's where their similarities end.
+
+No doubt Chevrolet's next generation Camaro Z/28 will push the track performance envelope even further, but the GT350 may take the current edge as king of the muscle cars until then.
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+Despite a new nickname, it was business as usual for Nikita "The Miner" Krylov on May 8, as he picked up his fourth straight win (and finish) by submitting Francimar Barroso in Rotterdam.
+
+Now, the rising star of the light heavyweight division will look to make it five in a row when he battles veteran Ed "Short Fuse" Herman in UFC 201 action on July 30.
+
+Herman, a longtime middleweight contender, made a return to the 205-pound weight class in January and delivered an immediate statement with a Performance of the Night knockout of Tim Boetsch.
+
+UFC 201, which is headlined by the welterweight championship fight between Robbie Lawler and Tyron Woodley and the flyweight title fight pitting Demetrious Johnson against Wilson Reis, airs live on Pay-Per-View from Philips Arena.
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+Over the past 25 years, taxpayers have shelled out nearly $2 billion in vaccine injury compensation. Vaccines are overwhelmingly safe, but they’re not free from complications. Hundreds of people are injured or even killed by vaccines every year, often due to allergic reactions. Many victims and their families sue the federal government–and settlements can reach into the tens of millions.
+
+Last year alone, more than 600 people sued the government after a family member was hurt by one of several vaccines, from measles to polio. Not all vaccine lawsuits have the same odds in court, though. Flu vaccines, for instance, win over 80 percent of the time, while HPV is effectively a coin toss.
+
+Though you may not know it, you’re funding the government’s vaccine-compensation kitty. Since the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program was established in the 1988, there has been a 75-cent tax on most shots. That money flows into a federal trust fund set aside for victims who can prove in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims that a vaccine caused injury or death.
+
+“Accidents occur. It’s the policy of our government that accidents occur. That’s why there’s a fund,” says Robert Krakow, a vaccine injury lawyer in New York. The CDC maintains a complete list of conditions presumed to be caused by vaccines, including allergic reactions and some rare neurologic conditions. Jenny McCarthy may be disappointed to learn that autism didn’t make the list — scientists and courts all the way up to the Federal Circuit agree that there is no link between autism and vaccines.
+
+Although the government has already paid about $80 million to vaccine victims this year alone (plus nearly $4.5 million in attorney fees) it is important to note that the risk of vaccines causing harm is infinitesimal. Even the most “dangerous” vaccines hurt less than 0.0001 percent of patients — or one in every 10,000 people.
+
+Taxpayers foot the bill for these injuries due to a mass tort reform in the mid-1980s. Drug companies had threatened to stop producing the DPT vaccine (which prevents diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus) if Congress did not prevent the public from suing for largely unfounded damages. Through the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act, Congress created the present system.
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+If you want to understand how Donald Trump became Donald Trump, you could do worse than talk to the reporter who's been following him since he was an eager-to-charm young man in a "modest" apartment.
+
+In the late 1970s, when Trump was a hotshot young real estate developer trying to make his mark on New York City, Wayne Barrett was a hotshot young Village Voice reporter trying to do the same thing. Trump invited Barrett to his Fifth Avenue apartment.
+
+"It was ... beige," Barrett recalls. "And it was a very simple apartment. I think it was just a couple of rooms."
+
+Their relationship deteriorated shortly thereafter, when Barrett published an in-depth examination into Trump's business practices — which ultimately led to Trump's first federal grand jury investigation.
+
+Barrett has been circling Trump ever since. It would be an overstatement to say that their destinies have been intertwined — but not a huge one.
+
+Barrett's 1992 book, Trump: The Deals and the Downfall, is the gold standard account of Trump's first act in real estate and business. The out-of-print book is currently going for more than $80 on Amazon; the publisher has rushed out a Kindle edition with a new introduction, Trump: The Greatest Show on Earth: The Deals, The Downfall, the Reinvention, to cover Trump's presidential campaign.
+
+Vox talked to Barrett in May to get the insider's view: What made Trump Trump?
+
+This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
+
+Dara Lind: Trump seems to have a kind of co-dependent relationship with the press: There's resentment, but there's also constant approval seeking. Do you recognize that Donald Trump?
+
+Wayne Barrett: He was extremely chummy with me at the start. He was the one who called me. I was on the reporting trail about him, and he found out that I was. And he reached out to me, "Wayne, we gotta get together, we gotta meet," very chummy with me. The minute you put any tough material in front of him, you can see him just flip on a dime.
+
+I met him too early. I used to teach at Columbia Journalism School and talked to a lot of young journalists, and I used my interactions with Trump as an example of what not to do. If you're doing an investigative piece on someone you want to circle them a bit, and when you sit down with them, you have to go into an interview with the subject thinking, "This may be the only time I get to talk to him, because if I ask him a couple of tough questions he could just not take my calls anymore, not sit down anymore." I've always urged journalists, young journalists, to always save the subject for way up the road.
+
+Until I got to some tough questions, which was in about the third interview I had with him, he was quite chummy and engaging.
+
+He believes in the power of seduction, especially his own. And it's not just women he thinks he can seduce. But if the seduction isn't working, the threat is always there. He doesn't begin to take you seriously until you show him a reason.
+
+DL: What do you mean?
+
+WB: The early pieces that I wrote about him resulted in a federal grand jury in the Eastern District. He could see what I had found about his two earliest deals. By the time we closed out the interviews, he was aware that I'd caught him in a few things that could be very disturbing to the public image he was then trying to craft. Obviously he didn't get indicted, but I had the goods enough to raise real ethical questions about his conduct.
+
+That's when he started taking me seriously; up to there, I think he just thought I was a guy he could play with. He got a lot less chatty. And then we get the libel letter — Roy Cohn sent a libel letter to the Voice before the first piece was published. So that was the one-two punch.
+
+DL: One of the interesting things about the reissue of your book is that some of the incidents that might have seemed minor to his business career kind of take on a new resonance in his political career.
+
+Take the housing discrimination suit the Department of Justice filed against the Trumps in the early 1980s. In the original book, you present the housing discrimination suit as a minor annoyance to him, something he wanted to spend as little time on as possible. And it seems to have acquired new resonance in the context of a presidential cycle that's been very racially based.
+
+What role did race play in the political environment Trump was coming up in? Is this a continuation of something he's exploited for a long time?
+
+WB: I thought the most interesting part of the race case was that he claimed he had nothing to do with the rental of the apartments. And clearly they had a whole racially discriminatory pattern that was first seen by the Justice Department and ultimately that they signed a consent decree to correct.
+
+But as I found, he had applied for real estate broker licenses at the same time, with the secretary of state of New York, and he had to submit sworn statements about why he was qualified for this license. And he said that, in fact, he was in charge personally of the rental of all of Fred's apartments.
+
+"I know of no black person who has ever played a significant role in his business"
+
+The pattern that we see now so much on the campaign trail, this was in the early '70s, when he was a real kid, not a developer yet himself, he hadn't moved to Manhattan yet, and he was already in the middle of totally contradictory statements, both of which were sworn! The capacity to manufacture started at a very early age.
+
+Now, whether or not there was race discrimination in the Trump company, I think, is a settled fact. But whether or not Donald is authentic about his racism in the campaign — I don't know if he's authentic about anything.
+
+I can't state this, I shouldn't call it a fact, it's a surmise on my part: I know of no black person who has ever played a significant role in his business. He talks about thousands and thousands of employees that he had. At an executive level, and certainly at the time I was covering him intensely, there were no black people at the highest levels of the business.
+
+He claims he's employed thousands of Hispanics. I don't know where he would have employed thousands of Hispanics, because there are virtually no Hispanics in Atlantic City. Certainly out in Nevada where he has a casino he would have employed some, but he doesn't really run that casino, and he didn't build it.
+
+I was recently in Trump Tower, and all of the security that I could see, and there was a lot of it in the lobby, was white. Now, that's hard to do in New York! That's really hard to do.
+
+So I think if you look at his employment track record, my memory, going way back years, is that he has an extremely limited record [of diversity]. In fact, the consent decree did not just deal with tenants; it dealt with employment. They signed a consent decree saying they would employ some minorities in the Trump Organization way back in the '70s. It's deeply rooted.
+
+DL: But in terms of his business tactics, it doesn't look like race was something he used as a businessperson in the same way he's used it to his advantage as a candidate. And it's not as if race was a non-issue in municipal politics at the time.
+
+Was that a weapon he deliberately declined to use in pushing through his various deals; he had opportunities to exploit racial prejudices and didn't?
+
+WB: The first project he ever wanted to do but didn't do was the West Side Yards; that ultimately became Riverside South. He needed the support of the West Side Manhattan community, which is probably the most liberal predominantly white community in the United States. And he had to deal with, constantly, all these West Side activists to try to get their support for the various West Side projects that he came up with over time.
+
+But this was his life dream. When he was in such trouble with the banks in 1990 and 1991, he essentially said to the banks, "You can take anything from me, but don't take the West Side Yards." So this was his dream, dream project.
+
+So even when David Dinkins came along, a black candidate for mayor in 1989 who surprised a lot of people and won, Donald maintained a fairly decent relationship with the Dinkins administration, contributed to it and so forth. The West Side of Manhattan was a big part of Dinkins's base. He had to recognize that politics and mute himself to a certain degree about that.
+
+And then, with the casinos down there [in Atlantic City], he had to establish relationships with Don King and Mike Tyson. That was a big moneymaker for him in the casinos; he had to get the biggest heavyweight fights. That was a time when boxing was much more prominent than it is now.
+
+He had business reasons to have some relationships with major black figures. For a period of time there, I don't think anybody would have regarded him as someone who was progressive on many of these questions, but he was pretty muted. In the '80s, to befriend Don King, he became one of the biggest givers to Al Sharpton's organization, called the National Youth Movement at the time. Don King and Don Trump were the two biggest donors to it. He played some of those games in that era, but it was intensely political.
+
+DL: This was how Trump did everything, though, right? You've shown in your work that basically everything Trump did was because he'd made the right friends in New York government. Was this just the way that government worked at the time?
+
+WB: It was the way city government worked at the time — he was just better at it, and his father was just better at it, than most.
+
+I have called them both "state capitalists," going way back to the '70s when I started writing about them. The father's projects were all FHA financed or state Mitchell-Lama financed; he never built anything that didn't receive some form of governmental subsidy.
+
+The son — immediately, his debut in New York politics and in New York real estate was with a project that received benefits that had never before been granted by the city or state of New York. They, in fact, created an economic development program precisely for his project: the Hyatt Hotel, the conversion of the Commodore. He was extremely good.
+
+Now, his father had intricate relationships in Brooklyn politics. For example, I interviewed Joe Sharkey at one point, who was the Democratic leader of Kings County, Brooklyn, which was then the most powerful machine in the state of New York. And Joe Sharkey told me that when he was named party leader, Fred Trump furnished his office and set up the telephones. Same thing happened with Hugh Carey, a governor of New York who was elected in '74: Fred Trump provided the phones and furniture for his initial headquarters office.
+
+I don't mean to suggest that they were just utility providers. I mean that that is like the tip of the iceberg. They were gigantic givers, Donald and Fred.
+
+And they hired all the right people. One of the first things Donald did in securing the support of the Carey administration for the Hyatt tax abatement and other benefits was to hire Louise Sunshine, who had been the top fundraiser for Gov. Carey, and put her on his staff.
+
+"He never built anything that didn't receive some form of governmental subsidy"
+
+He hired Roy Cohn as one of his primary attorneys, and Stanley Friedman, who was the deputy mayor under Abe Beame that steered the Hyatt project through all of its hurdles, walked out of City Hall on the last day of the Beame administration and became a partner in Roy Cohn's law firm that was already representing Donald. On December 31, the final day of the Beame administration, he delivered a series of benefits to the Hyatt project, and the next week he was working for Donald's lawyer!
+
+These are the kinds of relationships he cultivated from the very beginning. He was a kid developer who played every edge and understood exactly how to make things happen. His father came out of the same political club, the Madison Club in Brooklyn, that Abe Beame, the mayor, came out of. This was just a small group of a few hundred people, and the speaker of the New York State Assembly came out of the same club. So it was just a cross-current of relationships that undergirded both Fred and Donald that propelled him to the success of the first Hyatt project and others.
+
+DL: What I find fascinating about this is that Trump has sort of admitted all this in his presidential campaign. He's bragging about it — but it seems like he's oversimplifying it.
+
+The way he talked about it at least in his primary campaign, he wasn't taking donations from anyone — he was self-funding, or at least he said he was self-funding — because he knew that people gave donations to politicians as a way to buy things, and he knew that because he'd done it himself, donated to politicians to get them to do what he wanted.
+
+But the way you're talking about it, it seems like it wasn't that straightforward of a transaction — that getting what he wanted out of politicians wasn't just about donations.
+
+WB: Donations were just a weapon in the arsenal, and a significant weapon at some times. At times he was the biggest donor in New York City politics; he was a major, major donor. So donations were a major part of his arsenal in terms of bringing these projects to fruition.
+
+Ed Koch had been a lawyer before he was elected mayor, and his law partner, Alan Schwartz, was probably one of Koch's three or four closest personal friends. And Koch had made him the corporation counsel of the city of New York, its top lawyer. And when he had left that job, Donald hired him. Even though they had had many tortured exchanges between the Koch administration, he hired one of Koch's closest friends and top lawyer.
+
+He played every angle. He hired Andrew Cuomo when Mario Cuomo was governor. I don't think he invented this manner of leverage, but it was certainly more than just donations. Whatever it took to compromise a public official.
+
+Joe Anastasio was Mario Cuomo's bodyguard, essentially. Mario never left Joe; he was by his side all the time. When he left state service, who hired him? Donald Trump!
+
+It was a series of relationships like that that Donald used to help put together this empire. He is an expert at compromising politicians.
+
+It would seem to me that that would more likely be viewed by voters as a disqualifier rather than a qualifier.
+
+DL: At the same time, it seems like you have — not quite a grudging respect, but a recognition that Trump has gotten where he is because he really is quite good at some things. In your view, what's the particular genius of Donald Trump?
+
+WB: His building skills. Particularly with the early projects like the Hyatt, which was his first project. He was there every day; he was extremely detail-oriented. Now, almost everybody on every side of the political ledger says he doesn't appear to be detailed as a presidential candidate. But that was really not the case in his early career as a builder and developer; he was extremely focused, as his father was.
+
+"I can't imagine the guy's ever been in a fight ... it's all hollow macho conduct. But it seems to work."
+
+His father was a very successful builder, built 20,000 units of real housing for real people all over Brooklyn and Queens. And I say that simply because Donald's projects are not exactly for real people — they're for real rich people. Some of his projects have not really reached the middle class in the way his father's did, ordinary people.
+
+He was a very successful builder when he was a builder — which is really the early phase of his career. He didn't build a lot of projects, but the ones he did were very successful.
+
+He could assemble a site with genius. He could obtain zoning and other governmental approvals that made the projects instant successes financially. And he was extremely skilled in terms of his political networking, both here and in New Jersey. I think those were really the skills that propelled the creation of the brand.
+
+He certainly has enormous marketing skills. The Times did a front-page story a couple of months ago [February 24] about how comparatively small his Manhattan real estate empire is, and yet most of America thinks he's, like, the No. 1 builder in New York! He has managed to market the brand in such a way that everyone thinks it's a lot bigger than it actually is.
+
+DL: But it seems like he's marketing himself as much as he's marketing any putative empire.
+
+WB: Most rich people don't behave the way Donald does. A lot of working-class people seem to admire ostentatious expenditure by rich people. He's made himself the embodiment of a certain kind of wealth, a boorish kind of wealth.
+
+This is a way in which he is totally different from his father. He grew up, and his father lived, in a house in Jamaica Estates, which is sort of, I don't even know if you'd call it upper middle class. It wasn't a modest house, but it was certainly not ostentatious. He was not an in-your-face rich man, proclaiming his wealth at every turn.
+
+The splash, the glamour, especially seemed to arise when he entered the casino business. He thought that would help attract casino customers, give his places a certain élan. He's gone out of his way to create this caricature.
+
+The stud brand is apparently a brand that works, still, to a certain degree, in this country. He projected his business life that way, I think, and he projected himself as a presidential candidate.
+
+You know, I don't think he's ever thrown a punch in his life, and I don't think he's ever taken one. But he stands there before thousands of people and says, "I wanna punch him in the face!"
+
+I can't imagine the guy's ever been in a fight. And you know it's all hollow macho conduct. But it seems to work.
+
+DL: Because if he had been in a fight, you would probably know about it, right?
+
+WB: He would have told us! It would have been "the biggest punch ever landed."
+
+Men shouldn't fear women. Trump should.
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+Dwayne Haskins Has Passed Away At 24
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+SportsGrid
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+Pete Cordaro was creeping down a dirt road in his 2013 Tesla Model S electric car, on a Sunday outing with his wife to hunt mushrooms in the Pennsylvania woods, when he encountered a pothole and then heard a loud crack.
+
+“The front of the car just dropped,” he said. “The left front wheel just detached from the car.”
+
+When Tesla picked up his car, Mr. Cordaro was at first told he would have to pay for the repairs because they were from normal wear. After pressing his case with a Tesla manager, he was told the company would pay part of the cost — as long as he signed a nondisclosure agreement.
+
+Neither the equipment breakdown nor the confidentiality demand turned out to be an isolated case. And now they have Tesla Motors on the defensive.
+
+After the nation’s top auto safety regulator raised questions about reports of suspension problems with the Model S, Tesla declared in a blog post on Friday that the suspension system had no safety defects. But what set the case apart from other auto safety episodes was the introduction of a nondisclosure agreement into the relationship between car owner and automaker — an unusual practice by an unconventional company whose founder, Elon Musk, has roots in Silicon Valley, not Detroit.
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+This article focuses on my opinions and common views about league mapping. Building up the challenge while keeping the map fun to drive isn't always easy, and it requires both experience and creativity, especially if you want to do anything fancier than having a couple of corners that we already saw back in TMN ESWC. Besides that, the challenge can be created in multiple ways, and that's where options often differ between mappers and their styles. In this article I will focus pretty much on tech maps in my examples, but same thoughts and rules work with other styles too.
+
+Koenz about league tracks in general:
+
+What makes a good league track has changed over time. In 2006 - 2009 the ''flow'' everyone is talking about nowadays wasn't there on purpose. Many straights with a sudden corner, big jumps or random poles were no surprises. These tracks were challenging as well and great to drive. The flow aspect of a track seems one of the most important factors right now, nice smooth turns following each other, mixed with obstacles is very important.
+
+Another important aspect is originality, since people training the tracks want to have a new challenge as well and not feeling they constantly train the same kind of map, losing motivation to train in the end. As a builder, you want to keep people motivated to train your track, as well as making them having fun while doing so. Taking care of bugs is another factor taken into account. Maps that have to many bugs on the ''normal'' driving line won't be chosen. Transitions should be smooth as well without a big chance of having a bug. The maps i talk about now are more or less suited to ESWC, ESL, STC and TMM. I think all aspects should be combined to make a whole, including corners with/without visibility and tricks to challenge the driver. Time has changed, and this is the way to go in Trackmania today. (except for the ZrT cup :D)
+
+League tracks over the years have indeed had many forms. Back in 2007 the league track for example in ESWC were totally different. However, the challenge existed, maybe more than ever, as players had to know a lot about releasing throttle and even neoslides. Since then Trackmania has changed a lot (even the car physics), which has led to new kind of maps. Especially innovations such as blockmix or still fresh ESL competition titlepack have had influence in building. Now, let's take a look on the building process itself.
+
+Setting the goal
+
+First step in building is to recognize your goal. The map is expected to fit in certain rules such as length and difficulty, that are often set by tournament admins. It's important to read the mapsearch announcement building rules carefully to avoid spending hours with an improper map. After you know the limits, you can move on and start the building itself.
+
+However, there are more details to think, despite rules might not tell them straight. Especially in online leagues such as ESL and TMM you need to remember that maps are driven by drivers from several skill levels. Therefore hard transitions and jumps can't be driven by everyone and you shouldn't add anything super hard. Meanwhile in ESWC or another such high level LAN tournament all players can be expected to be great drivers, making even harder jumps less problematic for them. Also, if the league rules allow respawning, it's not a bad idea to make sure that respawning and continuing driving actually is possible.
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+Zerd about differences between mapping for TMM and ESWC:
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+The thing is TMM is about fun in general, and maps itself are getting easier and easier on those tournaments. ESWC is about fun, but also about crowning the best players with prizes, that means ESWC maps has to be challenging, worthy to competition that is deciding top trackmania drivers. In my opinion map hast to be hard, turns and drifts has to be original, creative, but also smooth. I guess if I will build ESWC styled map and send it to TMM, it won't be picked.
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+Another issue to consider is the time players have for training. As we know, in True Talent Cups players don't know the maps and builders should make them quite easy. Like Zerd mentions, maps in actual TMM are rather easy as well, which is understandable as they change each week. However, when you are travelling to Paris to race with the best with people watching, you are supposed to train the maps as carefully as possible during the month you have for it.
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+Tight line created with an obstacle on ESL - KUBINATOR by Kappa, but Carl Jr. seems to have no problem.
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+Creating the challenge
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+After knowing what to do, you got to decide how to do it. The challenge of the map is what makes the map unique, fun and also irritating. It's the thing players must beat - or at least get into good terms with - to beat the map. For a mapper, there are several kind of challenging things, and not everyone of them fit in a league map.
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+At first, we have some certainly no-go challenges. One of them is need to avoid bugs. This should never, ever be a thing in a competitive map, since despite the probability of getting a bug can be reduced with experience a lot, they are still very random and therefore much about luck instead of skill. Second thing to avoid is something I'd call jump aiming: basically, the challenge is to jump precisely in certain direction, surrounded by walls. It gets even worse, if you also need to control the speed to land well. This kind of challenges and obstacle courses works in RPG and Zerator maps, though, but those aren't the kind of maps this article focuses on.
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+Ruva takes a risky inside pole on his WR run on Tomczan's STC11/NC10 - View From Above.
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+The second tier of challenges is used very commonly in all kind of league maps. It's the challenge of tight lines, in which I would count driving close the walls, obstacles to avoid and maybe also going over rams. These types of challenge don't have anything bad in them when used correctly, but if the map is hard to master only because of a jungle made of pillars, something is wrong. About pillars, perfect usage of them is when they make the driver wonder whether it's better go inside with tight line or outside with more speed. Naturally obstacles can be used as scenery as well when they are placed outside driving line. That's quite classic way to do scenery to me, at least. Tight lines can be made without pillars too, though. In some turns you must go as close the wall as possible, making the challenge appear in form of precision again. Despite the corner is rather easy to drive, you win time by going closer the risky ram or taking a closer approach with no room for mistakes. Also thin passages like going through checkpoint when approaching it from side is often seen and quite nice way to force the driving line.
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+TaLa showing a wide line to keep the speed on ESL - Carrots at Pool made by myself.
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+In general we can say that the map needs some important, difficult turns. Those can be called as deciding factors. They are corners, jumps and tricks that have a huge influence to times and may allow overtakes, and often they also have big risk included. A risky jump is kind of one, but as stated before it's not that fair way to create a decider turn: instead of tight turn, even with risky ram bug possibility is a better way to do it. Such corners are common, and one of the most memorable ones might actually be this one in my ESL map Parrots are cool from four years back. The turn plays a huge role in the map, since you need a lot speed out from it for the wide turn right after it, but the optimal line is very narrow. One or two of these important turns players must go all in to win are brilliant for matches with higher stakes. In GC11, we also had a huge decider turn in map Val'KyR by Kyo. The map overall was very difficult TMUF-styled technical map, but especially this chicane caused a lot problems and needed perfection each round, beginning from the corner before.
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+Mastering the lines and tricks
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+Each turn isn't only about going close the borders of the road. Some need more than knowing how to go through those 3-4 blocks as fast as possible. A good mapper can make a challenge continue even after the specific turn by adding a new challenge. Sometimes it's keeping the speed high, often requiring a wider line, and sometimes it's the fact that new turn is already coming and player must think how to approach it, hence changing the line. It might be also just that the fastest line around the corner doesn't need ultra tight line.
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+Another thing is knowing the basic movement tricks. It's a challenge to know when to drift once and when it's better tap the brake a couple of times more to keep the slide on. It might be even the best to just release the gas a little, although there aren't many this kind of turns in modern stadium tracks. Especially in fullspeed also landing tricks to get the grip as soon as possible after jump or drop play a role when fighting about hundredths. Similar little tricks may also appear when a wallbang is possible: it's also quite rare nowadays, but they can be placed on purpose to make risky alternative lines. Even keeping the grip with some water border or blue ground when driving on grass is a thing that might win a little time, and mappers can place those on purpose.
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+Landing tilted might win you some hundredths on ESWC 2014 - Aperiko by Roa and OmnipotZ.
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+However, from the mapper's point of view making tricks is a risky move. The reason is the fact that some tournaments get a lot tracks, and since everyone aren't KarjeN level quicklearners, some tricks may be unnoticed when testers try dozens of tracks in a day. Personally during my maptesting I have done (for ESWC for example) I learn the maps quite quick, and as a mapper I knew that the mapper has tried to do. It still takes a lot time to try maps carefully, so it might be that your cool trick idea gets unnoticed. This is also why providing a replay with map isn't a bad idea, since it gives testers a possibility to look the intended lines.
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+Railag commented the usage of minor details from map-tester's perfpective:
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+Very often minor tricks simply go unnoticed during the testing - mostly because there is no time to master 70 to 100 maps in a reasonable amount of time, but they end up mattering a lot - even one small detail such as misunderstanding the correct line in one of the turns, missed wallbang, or so called “geardown” in a crucial part can change the whole perspective on a map, making it that much less enjoyable to play, especially if it’s supposed to be played for more than a week.
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+Going back to setting the goal chapter, we talked about rules leagues and tournaments ask mappers to note. ESWC has for long had a wish of two finishes, one hard and fast one with one easy "plan b finish". Therefore setting the goal itself can be a part of the challenge, and making the goal one to remember is of course a nice add and kind of catch for the map. I could say that the last 5 seconds are the most important to do carefully, since that's where the scores are given and where the players concentrate the very last seconds. Maps are known from their finishes: many might still remember the talks and line changes a map called Kactours caused back then?
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+Kappa and driver tween together had this hell of a risky finish built in ESWC 2015 - Cus.
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+Unintentional tricks
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+Not every trick found in league maps is intended actually. Sometimes wallbangs, little alternative lines and inside/outside poles happen to be worth trying even when the mapper thought they aren't. All tricks found aren't cuts and therefore allowed in matches. As example we have again Ruva on View From Above, where he and several others take a wider line to get better approach to the corner. The trick is harder than original route, but gives about 0.10-0.15 advantage when done right. Tricks like this can be also built in maps, but in general having alternative risky routes are hard to make right and also risky from the mapper perspective: too easy alternative way can make normal way useless. The original route should always be better to drive as well.
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+Sometimes a mapper knows a trick such as wallbang is possible, so he builds it hard or impossible to hit to keep the original way better. This is nowadays a lot easier with custom competition titlepack in, but it doesn't always work, as known mapper link found out with his ESL track Netsky just a while ago. However, the bang worked still very fine and the map was enjoyable to drive, making it no problem after all.
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+This is where your knowledge about blocks and car comes to play a huge role. Blocking cuts and unintended tricks is of course easier if you realize the possibility of them. It also helps you to make new little challenging details in.
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+link used obstacles to block the wallbang on ESL - Netsky, but players used a bang already on pillar block.
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+Go with the flow
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+To make the map fun to drive, it needs more than the challenge. After fulfilling the purpose of the league map with proper challenge, a builder has to finish the map balancing with two views. The first one is flow and smoothness, that make the map easy-going and enjoyable to practice. The catch of a great flow is something you should always mind, especially if you want to gain good feedback from builders, and get your maps picked. The dark side of the flow is that you forget to add the difficulty and map becomes easy and unoriginal, using old but golden turns all the time. Easy-going maps also are picked easier than very hard ones, since of course testers rather select maps they can drive. Naturally league maps are all rather hard, though.
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+Safran's thoughts about a good league map:
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+For me, a good map just has to "feel" right. That for me usually has to be a balance between a challenging map and also smooth turns, where everything feels connected.
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+To make drivers happy you need flow. To please the mappers (and gain some cool pixel awards in MX) you need to make the map original and creative. As you can't use too hard transitions and make some cool press forward starts, you need to make it with slight details. Combining turns in a new way, using easy transitions, making new kind of drifts and inventing totally new way to challenge the drivers are those. Currently ESL's competition titlepack most leagues use is a great opportunity to do that. Well-made blockmix and using new blocks can give fresh ideas, but it's also important to remember that not everyone like too experimental stuff. Personally I tend to have one or two kind of flashy turns or tricks in the map. Unorthodox turns can make the map looks very fresh even without them, if it works.
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+Some sweet sweet flow in ESWC 2014 - Aperiko.
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+Looking good
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+The looks of the map is one last detail in a league map. Basically, the mapper should remember two key things: visibility and proper signs. Visibility is one of the most important details in building, because it makes the track more enjoyable to players and also keeps it competitive when players see what they are facing. Level of visibility should match to amount of training and map purpose, and TMM TTC maps for example should have only little scenery, or at least very clear design. A well made scenery can act as walls as well, making the player see the track movement from scenery too, but it's better to keep areas inside corners clear to see the tightness of the turn. It's also important to remember that all three cameras are used and even though some part is clear with camera 2, camera 3 players might not see the upcoming turn - or the other way around.
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+Using signs is another detail, which helps a lot at least on first rounds when learning the map. I personally don't watch signs too much, but having some of them with league advert signs to show the way is never bad idea, as sleepy players might find it good to see where to go - especially in leagues where they don't nolife maps all day long. As we see in the clip up there, Aperiko had second to none of signs, and it wasn't a problem as the map was well trained in matches. Placing advert signs is whole another story, of course.
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+Third thing to concern is something people didn't need to consider much with TMNF: lightning. In TM2, shadows are a lot more powerful (and beautiful) which means track going over or under itself can cause lightning problems. Luckily we have a solution in ESL competition titlepack in form of lights you can place here and there. Darkness isn't that big problem if player has a screen with black equalizer or otherwise bright picture, but especially with laptops it becomes very frustrating. Naturally it isn't a problem after the map is trained.
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+swoopy about lightning issues and visibility:
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+Bad vision makes it tougher for one to learn the map, because it's usually the result of not-so-simple turns. Shadows, for example, shouldn't matter much because good player has a good muscle memory, but a very shady and vague map sure is annoying.
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+Blue lights, suggested by league admins, make the shadows disappear on this still unreleased driving opus by me.
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+Overall scenery is a lot up to league and the mapper. If you are building your masterpiece for ESWC or even Gamers Assembly where many people see it being played, you might want to give it some good looks as well. There's no need to overthink with scenery in league maps. A simple and clean design is often the best way, but why not to have some own touch. Also, scenery has a job to block potential cuts if you CP placement can't do it.
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+Some mappers, such as myself, also tend to have kind of themes in scenery. I use to have certain blockset to use for it, like using trees and little structures here and there in the map. I'm not a scenery god to tell you about the looks itself, since my style is pretty much made for league maps, but if scenery is your fetish, try this old yet still cool guide by SapphiroN.
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+In a nutshell
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+Building a track is always a challenge, and also very fun in most of cases. Sometimes you rush a map quickly after inspiration, sometimes you try and try blocks to end up editing session with five seconds shroter map than before. When it comes to league mapping, it's a lot about balancing between the interesting difficulty and pleasant flow. The wanted challenge and other rules differ a lot between leagues and especially between styles, but I think there are some general tips to keep in mind when building a track for a league or tournament:
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+Set the limits: Read the mapsearch rules and plan the map at least a little. Use common sense and don't let the rules limit you too much, though.
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+Keep it clear: Good visibility is the key to make map easy to approach, no matter how hard it is to master. Signs can help, but too much is too much.
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+Make it personal: You surely love my tracks, but it better be yourself and keep your own touch in the maps.
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+Test, test, and test: Make sure you know how your map works, it's a lot easier to make a new corner if you know how players come out from a previous one.
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+Try be creative: If you track has something fresh in corner combinations or turns itself, it surely stays better in admins' minds and also players might see it interesting.
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+Make it fun: If you like your map, it's good to go. Everybody might not like it as much or alternatively love it even more, but the worst thing is to send a map that you don't even like yourself.
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+Remember building the challenge: Who wants the winner be decided only by tightest lines or biggest balls to cut over rams? Create the track have variety in gages it gives to players.
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+I guess that's about it for now. I remind you that the opinions are my own and not fact-based, but I also think that most of the hints work fine around the game. Basically, to build a good league map you need to know how the car works, and therefore having somewhat alright driving skill is important - but not necessary. Build the map look like you.
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+Thanks to Koenz, Zerd, Safran, Railag and swoopy for their comments and help with the article and shortz for general help with some details in article.
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+Socially Awkward Awesome Penguin
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+texting a girl my interests and my phone auto corrects "boats" to "butts"
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+she responds back with "well, you're in luck! i have a very nice and big butt!"
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+© 2011, Pro-Youth Pages
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+Huckleberry Finn's REAL Controversy Why Twain's classic will be banned from our schools with or without "nigger"
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+Recently, NewSouth Books announced plans to release an edition of Mark Twain's The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn with the word "nigger" removed. The publishers believe this will appease school censors. It won't.
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+I once taught English in a large public high school where Huckleberry Finn collected dust in our bookroom. Officially, it was not banned. But only 12th grade teachers were allowed to use it, and only if they first completed a special racial sensitivity training. One of our teachers actually completed that training, and she was then re-assigned to teach lower grades.
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+Our school permitted no one to teach this book. They never admitted to any motive other than racial sensitivity, but their actions suggest a different, unspoken reason.
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+In the same school, every one of our 9th grade English teachers was required to teach To Kill a Mockingbird, no sensitivity training needed. This book, too, uses "nigger" several times. Yet this book is used in so many schools that half my freshmen had already read it in middle school.
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+King and Thoreau
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+The real motive for censorship is illustrated by a textbook my students were issued. This textbook included Martin Luther King's essay "Letter from Birmingham Jail," but the textbook editors censored this classic piece heavily. No, they didn't remove the word "nigger," which appears more than once in King's essay. Instead, they removed the many paragraphs in which King accuses authority figures of sometimes making decisions that are morally wrong, and calls on readers to support his defiance of those authority figures.
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+The authority figures who run our K-12 schools do not want students to hear voices telling them authority figures could make mistakes. So history's greatest rebels are either kept hidden from students altogether or are re-imagined as non-threatening goody-two-shoes. Our schools have so weakened Martin Luther King that many of my students were amazed by the essay's title. "Martin Luther King went to jail?" they asked. They'd never imagined King could have street-cred.
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+"History, n. an account mostly false, of events mostly unimportant, which are brought about by rulers, mostly knaves, and soldiers, mostly fools." — Ambrose Bierce (The Devil's Dictionary)
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+King called on people to defy immoral laws honorably and responsibly. This could be a good lesson, leading rebellious students to seek more responsible outlets and to better articulate their motives. But K-12 schools don't want students articulating rebellious feelings. K-12 schools certainly don't want students rebelling effectively as King did. And many who run our K-12 schools naively believe that if we tell students only bad people defy authorities, then students will choose submission rather than "badness."
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+When I taught 8th grade history, we used a textbook that includes Henry David Thoreau's classic essay "On Civil Disobedience" (the essay that would later inspire King and Gandhi and other leaders). This inclusion is required by state law. But school administrators do not want Thoreau to inspire their students, so the textbook editors cooperatively remove from Thoreau's call to civil disobedience any statement that might encourage disobedience. (That's like taking a car-owner's manual and cutting out every reference to the car!) What do they leave? Only a few sentences, qualifiers, telling readers not to go too far in disobedience. These qualifiers are taken out of context to misrepresent "On Civil Disobedience" as a shallow call to submission. Students are left to believe Henry David Thoreau was no more important or inspiring than the person who tells you to eat your vegetables and brush your teeth, and students are left to wonder why this man is in a history book at all.
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+Fictional Role-Models
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+The sharpest distinction between To Kill a Mockingbird and Huckleberry Finn is the issue of submission. Mockingbird's heroine is a girl who generally believes whatever her daddy tells her and does whatever her daddy tells her to do. She would be a child-abuser's dream, and she is the kind of role-model K-12 schools love to push on their students. This well-written book may resonate with a few young readers, but it convinces millions more that literature is just a boring lecture by adults in book-form.
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+Huckleberry Finn's hero, on the other hand, is a real HERO . Huck is smart enough to escape his abusive father. Huck is strong enough to defy his uncaring government. Ultimately Huck decides he will defy even God Himself to keep his fellow runaway, Jim, from the bonds of slavery and from any god or government that would enforce slavery. Huck is a hero young readers can cheer. This is the kind of book that can inspire young readers to read more books on their own. In the paranoid minds of K-12 authorities, this is a book that could "give kids ideas."
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+Huckleberry Finn models the kind of responsible disobedience that King calls for in the uncensored "Letter from Birmingham Jail" and that Thoreau calls for in the uncensored "On Civil Disobedience." The novel is almost a meditation on Thoreau's view that one should never "resign his conscience to the legislator." Even Thoreau's argument (echoed by King) that the rebel must willingly accept the legal consequences for defiance is exemplified by Huck's famous declaration, "All right, then, I'll go to Hell."
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+As our schools bury the rebellious thoughts and actions of our nation's most important minds, they likewise bury the rebellious books of our nation's most important authors.
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+Huckleberry Finn uses "nigger" as frequently as the average rap album does, and that offers a handy excuse to school administrators who want to pretend they are trying to educate and inspire students when in reality they are trying to control students first and educate them last. Administrators see an opportunity to ban this inspiring example of disobedience and to blame the ban on over-sensitive Blacks.
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+By marring America's most classic novel, NewSouth Books may deprive school authorities of an excuse, but it won't solve the problem. Change will come only when people demand that schools take education more seriously, that schools educate even at the risk of giving students ideas and even at the risk of inspiring students to think for themselves. Critical thinking is, after all, the goal of any meaningful education.
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+When public high school students can finally read Huckleberry Finn as Twain intended it and can read "Letter from Birmingham Jail" as King intended it, students will finally find school worthwhile, and the adults who run our schools will finally earn the respect they have long sought.
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+“Josh has continued to progress in his development,” said Francis. “He played very well for Niagara in the playoffs and is ready to begin his professional hockey career.”
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+Wesley, 20, totaled 18 points (5g, 13a) and registered a plus-7 rating in 57 regular-season games for Flint and Niagara of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) in 2015-16. He led the Ice Dogs in plus/minus (+8) during the 2016 OHL playoffs, totaling four points (2g, 2a) in 17 games as Niagara advanced to the OHL Final before falling to eventual Memorial Cup champion London. Wesley (6’3”, 200 lbs.) completed his junior hockey career with 37 points (11g, 26a) and 164 penalty minutes in 188 regular-season games with Plymouth, Flint and Niagara.
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+Born in Hartford, CT, but raised in Raleigh, Wesley is a product of the Junior Hurricanes and United States National Team Development Program systems. He was selected by Carolina in the fourth round, 96th overall, of the 2014 NHL Draft. He is the son of former Hurricanes defenseman and current Director of Defensemen Development Glen Wesley.
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+Nick Penzenstadler, and Susan Page
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+USA TODAY
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+Donald Trump is a fighter, famous for legal skirmishes over everything from his golf courses to his tax bills to Trump University. But until now, it hasn’t been clear precisely how litigious he is and what that might portend for a Trump presidency.
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+An exclusive USA TODAY analysis of legal filings across the United States finds that the presumptive Republican presidential nominee and his businesses have been involved in at least 3,500 legal actions in federal and state courts during the past three decades. They range from skirmishes with casino patrons to million-dollar real estate suits to personal defamation lawsuits.
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+The sheer volume of lawsuits is unprecedented for a presidential nominee. No candidate of a major party has had anything approaching the number of Trump’s courtroom entanglements.
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+Just since he announced his candidacy a year ago, at least 70 new cases have been filed, about evenly divided between lawsuits filed by him and his companies and those filed against them. And the records review found at least 50 civil lawsuits remain open even as he moves toward claiming the nomination at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland in seven weeks. On Tuesday, court documents were released in one of the most dramatic current cases, filed in California by former students accusing Trump University of fraudulent and misleading behavior.
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+The legal actions provide clues to the leadership style the billionaire businessman would bring to bear as commander in chief. He sometimes responds to even small disputes with overwhelming legal force. He doesn’t hesitate to deploy his wealth and legal firepower against adversaries with limited resources, such as homeowners. He sometimes refuses to pay real estate brokers, lawyers and other vendors.
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+As he campaigns, Trump often touts his skills as a negotiator. The analysis shows that lawsuits are one of his primary negotiating tools. He turns to litigation to distance himself from failing projects that relied on the Trump brand to secure investments. As USA TODAY previously reported, he also uses the legal system to haggle over his property tax bills. His companies have been involved in more than 100 tax disputes, and the New York State Department of Finance has obtained liens on Trump properties for unpaid tax bills at least three dozen times.
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+Exclusive: More than 100 lawsuits, disputes, tied to Trump and his companies
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+And despite his boasts on the campaign trail that he “never” settles lawsuits, for fear of encouraging more, he and his businesses have settled with plaintiffs in at least 100 cases reviewed by USA TODAY. Most involve people who say they were physically injured at Trump properties, with settlements that range as high as hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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+Alan Garten, general counsel for the Trump Organization, said in an interview that the number and tenor of the court cases is the “cost of doing business” and on par with other companies of a similar size. "I think we have far less litigation of companies of our size," he said.
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+However, even by those measures, the number of cases in which Trump is involved is extraordinary. For comparison, USA TODAY analyzed the legal involvement for five top real-estate business executives: Edward DeBartolo, shopping-center developer and former San Francisco 49ers owner; Donald Bren, Irvine Company chairman and owner; Stephen Ross, Time Warner Center developer; Sam Zell, Chicago real-estate magnate; and Larry Silverstein, a New York developer famous for his involvement in the World Trade Center properties.
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+To maintain an apples-to-apples comparison, only actions that used the developers' names were included. The analysis found Trump has been involved in more legal skirmishes than all five of the others — combined.
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+The USA TODAY analysis included an examination of legal actions for and against Trump and the more than 500 businesses he lists on the personal financial disclosure he filed with the Federal Election Commission. USA TODAY also reviewed five depositions in which Trump sat for 22 hours of sworn testimony. This report is based on those legal filings as well as interviews with dozens of his legal adversaries.
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+A handful of the ongoing cases involve local or state government entities, with the possibility of personal legal disputes between the president of the United States and other branches of government if Trump is elected. For instance, the Trump team has filed a lawsuit seeking a state ethics investigation of the New York attorney general. The suit was filed in response to an ongoing fraud investigation into Trump University by the attorney general, an elected state official.
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+Trump, New York attorney general spar again over Trump U.
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+And at a campaign rally in San Diego last Friday, Trump railed against a federal judge overseeing an ongoing lawsuit against Trump University. Trump said Judge Gonzalo Curiel "happens to be, we believe Mexican," and called him a "hater of Donald Trump" who "railroaded" him. Born in Indiana, Curiel was appointed to the federal bench by President Obama. The judge on Tuesday unsealed hundreds of pages of documents in the case.
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+The trial is set for November — just after Election Day.
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+Trump’s history of legal actions provides clues about his style as a leader and manager. While he is quick to take credit for anything associated with his name, he is just as quick to distance himself from failures and to place responsibility on others. In one lawsuit — filed against him by condo owners who wanted their money back for a Fort Lauderdale condo that was never built — he testified in a sworn deposition: “Well, the word ‘developing,’ it doesn't mean that we're the developers.”
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+At times, he and his companies refuse to pay even relatively small bills. An engineering firm and a law firm are among several who filed suits against Trump companies saying they weren't paid for their work. In a 2011 deposition tied to a dispute over his deal with Van Heusen menswear, he said he abruptly decided not to sign a check to a firm that helped broker the deal, after 11 consecutive quarterly payments, because "I don't feel that these people did very much, if anything, with respect to this deal.”
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+The number of lawsuits raises questions about potential conflicts and complications if Trump does win the White House. Dozens of cases remain unresolved, about half in which he is the plaintiff. It raises the possibility of individuals being sued by the president of the United States, or suing him, in non-governmental disputes.
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+Under the law, Trump wouldn’t get special advantages as the plaintiff — or protections as a defendant. Under long-standing conflict-of-interest rules, as a plaintiff he couldn’t improperly benefit from governmental knowledge. He also wouldn’t get immunity from civil litigation that stemmed from events prior to taking office.
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+How USA TODAY NETWORK gathered Trump court files
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+Together, the lawsuits help address this question: How would Trump’s record in business translate into leading the most powerful government on the globe — a task that involves managing a $4 trillion annual budget, overseeing 1.8 million civilian federal employees and commanding the most powerful armed forces in the world?
+
+While leaders who had business careers sometimes have been elected to the White House — oilmen George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush, for instance, and mining engineer Herbert Hoover — the jobs have some fundamental differences, political scientists and presidential historians say. A president can't rule by fiat, as some CEOs do. And getting things done in government often involves building coalitions among legislators and foreign leaders who have their own priorities and agendas.
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+“He’s operating as his own boss and a CEO-on-steroids mentality, where you snap a finger and things get done,” said presidential historian Douglas Brinkley, who has written biographies of Franklin Roosevelt and Teddy Roosevelt and edited Ronald Reagan’s diaries. “But a lot of good governance is on learning how to build proper coalitions and how to have patience with the glacial pace of government, and you’re forced to abide by laws at all times. "
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+Brinkley sees "a lot of warning signs about having someone of Trump’s temperament and professional disposition being the commander-in-chief.”
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+To be sure, likely Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has had her own legal challenges, including an ongoing FBI investigation and civil lawsuits into her exclusive use of an email server while secretary of State. When husband Bill Clinton was president, she was involved in investigations by special counsels looking into the Whitewater land deal in Arkansas and other controversies. None resulted in legal charges against her.
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+During her time as first lady, U.S. senator from New York and secretary of State, Clinton has been named in more than 900 lawsuits, mostly as a defendant, a review of state and federal court records finds. More than a third of the lawsuits were filed by federal prisoners, political activists or other citizens seeking redress from the government by suing a list of high-ranking officials.
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+The USA TODAY analysis identified at least 3,500 legal actions involving Trump. Reporters reviewed thousands of pages of records collected electronically and in person from courts in 33 states over three months, read more than 20 hours of depositions and interviewed dozens of litigants.
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+Among those cases with a clear resolution, Trump's side was the apparent victor in 451 and the loser in 38. In about 500 cases, judges dismissed plaintiffs' claims against Trump. In hundreds more, cases ended with the available public record unclear about the resolution.
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+Close to half the court cases — about 1,600 — involved lawsuits against gamblers who had credit at Trump-connected casinos and failed to pay their debts. About 100 additional disputes centered on other issues at the casinos. Trump and his enterprises have been named in almost 700 personal-injury claims and about 165 court disputes with government agencies.
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+Dozens dealt with the bankruptcy proceedings of Trump's companies, and dozens more involved plaintiffs' lawsuits against Trump businesses that judges terminated because the Trump companies targeted had gone bankrupt.
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+They include Trump's ongoing suit against the town of Palm Beach over airplane noise near his Mar-a-Lago Club and an earlier lawsuit against the town over an 80-foot flag pole. Trump's team argued in court that a smaller flag would understate his patriotism, but he eventually settled with town officials, agreeing among other concessions to lower the pole by 10 feet.
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+There also are disputes with local governments from New York to Florida to Nevada over the size of his property-tax bills.
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+The terms of most of the 100 settlements that Trump and his businesses reached with plaintiffs have not been disclosed. In about 60 additional cases, those sued by the Trump side have settled with him.
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+A few have become fodder on the campaign trail, including two breach-of-contract lawsuits he filed against restaurateurs in connection with Trump's development of the Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington. The businesses said they backed out of deals with Trump because of his derogatory comments about Mexicans. Both lawsuits are pending.
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+The luxury Trump hotel will have a prime view of the Inaugural Parade next January.
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+Review of thousands of legal actions show that Trump is fiercely protective of his brand, quick to distance himself from deals that struggle, willing to deploy outsized resources against adversaries and sometimes prone to micro-management, even in disputes that involve relatively small amounts of money. Those approaches, however appropriate in a business setting, may not translate to a political one, especially at the level of the White House.
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+Among the details:
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+• Trump distances himself from deals that sour.
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+When projects struggle, Trump doesn’t hesitate to cut ties, even those that relied on his name to secure investments. That was the case in condo projects that were never completed in Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, Panama and Baja, Mexico.
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+Condo buyers who sued to get their deposits back often said they believed Trump was a full partner in the buildings. Trump was shielded by disclaimers in sales agreements explaining his branding-only role, though plaintiffs and their lawyers argued in court that fine print didn’t sync with marketing materials that made it appear these were Trump properties.
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+In depositions and court filings in the condo cases and similar branding deals, Trump's team appears to try to have it both ways in depicting his involvement. On one hand, Trump contends deep influence over even the smallest details to ensure Trump-branded products and developments are up to his standard, and he places high importance on the influence of his marketing muscle in such deals — usually as the lead name, face and voice behind a project.
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+On the other hand, his team argues in court that he's not liable for the deals that fail because he's simply lent his name.
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+Trump himself walked lawyers through the difference between a brander and a developer in a 2013 deposition in one of the Fort Lauderdale condo cases.
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+“Well, the word ‘developing,’ it doesn't mean that we're the developers,” Trump said, arguing he’s not accountable when a project he lends just his name to goes under. “We worked on the documents, we worked on the room sizes and the things, but we didn't give out the contracts, we didn't get the financing, we weren't the developer, but we did work with the developer.”
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+In lawsuits over his Trump University, he testified that he had never met instructors who were described in the university’s promotional materials as being “handpicked” by him. “It depends on the definition of what that means, handpicked,” Trump said during an exchange with a lawyer in a sworn deposition last December.
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+When attorneys representing plaintiffs pointed out some instructors had criminal pasts and had been accused of berating seniors who signed up for the program, Trump replied: “In every business, people slip through the cracks.”
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+Florida attorney Sherri Simpson, who defends homeowners in foreclosure actions, said she signed up for Trump University classes because she hoped to capitalize on low prices during the housing downturn. She wanted to turn to a trusted real-estate name to learn how.
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+“I’m aggravated that I lost all that money,” she said in an interview. “He promised to hire the best, to handpick the instructors, make sure everyone affiliated with the program was the best. But he didn’t do that.”
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+• Trump is willing to spend large sums on small claims.
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+No detail is too small for a Trump suit, and he often brings to bear overwhelming legal resources that enable him to outlast his adversaries.
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+In February, he filed five lawsuits against eight neighbors of his Doral golf club in Miami for $15,000 in damages to reimburse him for "vandalizing" or "destroying" expensive areca palms and other plants his groundskeepers installed between their homes and the course. Trump's staff says the foliage was planted to block golfers' views of the houses; the homeowners say the trees blocked their views of the course. All five cases are pending.
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+“No other developer put so many resources in trying to fight claims brought by the plaintiffs,” said Jared Beck, a Miami attorney who has represented dozens of clients in lawsuits against developers in South Florida. He said none has fought with the tenacity of Trump, citing a “mismatch of resources” that often works in Trump’s favor.
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+Beck is now appealing to the Florida Supreme Court a case that dates to 2008 in which he represented a group of people who invested in condos in a failed development in Fort Lauderdale to which Trump licensed his name. “He is willing to go to the mat and has practically unlimited resources.”
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+• Trump fiercely protects the monetary value of “Trump” as a brand name.
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+Trump publicly has placed the value of his licensed real estate and other branding deals at $3.3 billion, though Forbes and other analysts question whether the figure is inflated. His moniker drives the value of his licensing deals, which now make up an important arm of his business model.
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+In one case, a South Florida developer hired experts who testified that having Trump's name attached to their proposed condominium development boosted the condos' value by at least $200 per square foot. The swanky seaside complex was only partially built, prompting some condo buyers to file a lawsuit against Trump and the developers seeking to recover their deposits. The developers had paid to license Trump’s brand, allowing them to use Trump’s name, his image and his reputation to help them sell units.
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+Trump has attempted to pull out or distance himself from similar licensing deals, real estate and otherwise, if he feels the situation is hurting his brand. He also goes to court to collect royalties and other fees he says he's owed on those same kinds of deals.
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+“Anything I put my name to is very important,” Trump said in a 2010 deposition tied to a failed real-estate development in Tampa licensed to carry Trump’s “mark," as he calls it. "If I allow my name to be used, whether it’s a partnership or whether it is a licensing deal, they are all very important to me.”
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+Trump sued for $4.5 million over unpaid royalties after a company that had been paying him to call its liquor Trump Vodka fell on hard times during the economic downturn, hurting sales of pricier spirits. The company stopped making its licensing payments, and Trump terminated the deal and sued to recoup what he was owed. He won a judgment for the amount, though it's unclear whether he ever collected from the troubled company.
+
+And he has been aggressive in suing unrelated companies that were using his name without permission. He won rulings over attempts to market Trump’s Best Coffee, a series of websites with names like trumpabudhabi.com and trumpbeijing.com, and a marketing agency calling itself Trump Your Competition.
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+Trump’s general counsel, Garten, defended the number of lawsuits. “Our philosophy is that we are a company of principle,” he said. “When we believe we are in the right, we are going to pursue the matter to the end. If that requires that we go to trial and present evidence to a jury, we are prepared to do so. We are not going to cave to pressure.”
+
+But experts in the presidency and business say Trump’s record, including in courtroom disputes, raise questions about whether he has exhibited the leadership qualities that have distinguished the nation’s most successful presidents.
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+“Somebody like Lyndon Johnson was a guy who woke up in the morning studying the decisions and the hopes and the strengths and the weaknesses of all the people he had to influence,” said Jeffrey Pfeffer, a professor at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and author of Leadership BS: Fixing Workplaces and Careers One Truth at a Time. “For that, you need two traits I think Trump lacks: Number one, an attention to detail, and number two, you have to subordinate your own ego. I’ve seen nothing from Trump that suggests he has that capacity, and government is the art of compromise.”
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+Trump’s lack of government experience was a political advantage during the GOP primaries, reinforcing his status as an outsider vowing to shake up a dysfunctional Washington. But it threatens to be a liability in the general election. In an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll released last week, six in 10 voters said they had reservations about or were uncomfortable with Trump’s lack of experience in government or the military.
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+Even so, some of those who have sued Trump, been sued by him or otherwise been caught up in his legal wake, say they still may vote for him in November.
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+Philip Monnin represented his daughter, Miss Pennsylvania contestant Sheena Monnin, in a defamation suit Trump filed after she posted on Facebook that she thought the 2012 Miss USA Pageant was “rigged.” An arbitration ruling upheld by a federal judge ordered her to pay $5 million in damages, although she and Trump eventually settled out of court for an undisclosed lesser amount. Monnin, who lives in Michigan, said the suit demonstrated Trump’s bullying tactics and attempts to intimidate legal opponents.
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+But he doesn’t rule out voting for Trump for president. “Both sides have failed to bring satisfactory candidates,” he said in an interview. “I don’t think any of us in the family has decided what to do, and we have a lot of time to consider how to cast our votes.”
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+Contributing: David McKay Wilson, Karen Yi, John Kelly and Kevin McCoy
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+Exclusive: Trump's 3,500 lawsuits unprecedented for a presidential nominee
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+USA TODAY exclusive: Hundreds allege Donald Trump doesn't pay his bills
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+Trump, companies accused of mistreating women in at least 20 lawsuits
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+Exclusive: More than 100 lawsuits, disputes over taxes tied to Trump and his companies
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+Some Canadians are snubbing expensive fruits and vegetables, instead turning to frozen produce and juice as less-pricey alternatives, a new survey by researchers from two universities has found.
+
+Soaring produce prices have been a hot topic recently. Fresh vegetable costs rose 11.7 per cent and fresh fruit prices increased 11 per cent year-over-year in April, according to Statistics Canada's most recent consumer price index report.
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+Researchers from the University of Guelph's food institute and Dalhousie University surveyed more than 1,000 adults in Canada between May 12 and 24 to determine if these rising prices have changed consumer grocery shopping behaviours.
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+The polling industry's professional body, the Marketing Research and Intelligence Association, says online surveys cannot be assigned a margin of error because they do not randomly sample the population.
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+The results suggest low-income households, less-educated folks and young people are more vulnerable to produce's ongoing price volatility, said Sylvain Charlebois, the dean of the faculty of management at Dalhousie University in Halifax, N.S., and one of the report's authors.
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+About one-quarter of respondents said they ate less fruits and vegetables over the past 12 months. Respondents with low incomes and lower education levels were more likely to have taken this measure than their wealthier counterparts, Charlebois said.
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+Slightly more than two-thirds of respondents said they passed on purchasing specific high-cost produce.
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+About half of respondents opted not to purchase cauliflower at some point over the past year. Several months ago, cauliflower prices soared toward double digits a head thanks to a sliding loonie and drought in California. Some restaurateurs showcasing the cruciferous vegetable hiked prices or pulled the items from their menus.
+
+More than 15 per cent of respondents also admitted to avoiding broccoli, lettuce, oranges and apples. Apples, for example, jumped 23.4 per cent in price from April 2015 to last April, according to Statistics Canada.
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+Tomatoes, cucumbers, bananas and carrots were snubbed in smaller numbers.
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+Shoppers opt for frozen
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+Many respondents — about 45 per cent — also considered buying or purchased frozen produce as a way to reduce their total grocery bill. Fewer of them — about 17 per cent — did the same with juice.
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+These cost-cutting measures may be something consumers will continue to do as produce prices don't show any signs of easing.
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+In the University of Guelph's 2016 food price report, Charlebois predicts this year's food inflation will outpace general inflation with vegetables increasing in price by two to four per cent and fruits by 2.5 to 4.5 per cent.
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+It's hard to say exactly how produce prices will play out in the future, he said, but produce price increases are unlikely to go away.
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+"Because of climate change, we are expecting vegetable and fruit prices to become much more volatile than they have ever been in recent decades," he said.
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+RICHMOND, Va. — On the night Barack Obama became the nation’s first black president, Leah Taylor, a fast-food worker and African-American mother of six, stayed up until 2 a.m. watching the election returns. “I knew that was history, and I wanted to be a part of it,” she said. But she did not vote.
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+Ms. Taylor, 45, has never voted. In 1991, when she was 20, she was stripped of her voting rights after being convicted of selling crack cocaine and sent to jail for a year. So she was stunned when an organizer from a progressive group, New Virginia Majority, showed up one recent afternoon at the church soup kitchen where she eats lunch and said he could register her.
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+“Your rights have been restored!” the organizer, Assadique Abdul-Rahman, declared with a theatrical flourish, waving an executive order signed in April by Gov. Terry McAuliffe. Ms. Taylor, so moved she nearly cried, promptly signed up.
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+Thus did Ms. Taylor join a wave of newly eligible voters, all with criminal pasts, signing up in Virginia. But what Mr. McAuliffe granted, the Virginia Supreme Court may now take away.
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+(Reuters) - A 17-month U.S. effort to retrain and reunify Iraq’s regular army has failed to create a large number of effective Iraqi combat units or limit the power of sectarian militias, according to current and former U.S. military and civilian officials.
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+A member of the Iraqi security forces fires artillery during clashes with Islamic State militants near Falluja, Iraq, May 29, 2016. REUTERS/Alaa Al-Marjani
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+Concern about the shortcomings of the American attempt to strengthen the Iraqi military comes as Iraqi government forces and Shi’ite militias have launched an offensive to retake the city of Falluja from Islamic State. Aid groups fear the campaign could spark a humanitarian catastrophe, as an estimated 50,000 Sunni civilians remain trapped in the besieged town.
+
+The continued weakness of regular Iraqi army units and reliance on Shi’ite militias, current and former U.S. military officials said, could impede Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi’s broader effort to defeat Islamic State and win the long-term support of Iraqi Sunnis. The sectarian divide between the majority Shi’ite and minority Sunni communities threatens to split the country for good.
+
+Critics agree that there have been some military successes, citing the continued victories of American-trained Iraqi Special Forces, who have been fighting Islamic State for two years. But the presence of 4,000 American troops has failed to change the underlying Iraqi political dynamics that fuel the rise and growing power of sectarian militias.
+
+Retired U.S. Lieutenant General Mick Bednarek, who commanded the U.S. military training effort in Iraq from 2013 to 2015, said the Iraqi army has not improved dramatically in the past eight months. He blamed a variety of problems, from a lack of Iraqis wanting to join the military to the resistance of some lower-level Iraqi officers to sending units to American training.
+
+“The Iraqi military’s capacity hasn’t improved that much - part of that is the continuing challenge of recruitment and retention,” said Bednarek. “Our (officers) train who shows up, and the issue is we are not sure who is going to show up.”
+
+Two senior U.S. military officers and Bednarek said that with few exceptions, the most effective and only truly non-sectarian Iraqi government fighting force is the Iraqi Special Forces, sometimes called the Counter-Terrorism Service. American officials expressed worry that the Special Forces units may burn out after nearly two years of continuous combat.
+
+MILITIA INFLUENCE
+
+Across Iraq, regular Iraqi army units have largely watched from the sidelines as Iraqi Special Forces and Shi’ite militias have reclaimed land from Islamic State, current and former U.S. military officials said. Militias have repeatedly taken advantage of the power vacuums that have emerged after Islamic State defeats.
+
+The Iraqi military operations command of Salahuddin province, north of Baghdad, is dominated by a Shi’ite militia leader, Abu Mehdi Mohandis, according to a current U.S. military officer, an Iraqi security official and three Iraqi officials who monitor the province.
+
+Mohandis serves as the chief state administrator for Shi’ite paramilitary forces. The U.S. Treasury sanctioned him in 2009 for allegedly attacking U.S. forces in Iraq. He was also convicted in absentia by Kuwaiti courts for the 1983 bombings of the U.S. and French embassies in Kuwait.
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+The Fifth Iraqi Army Division in eastern Diyala province is considered to be under the command of the Badr group, a powerful Shi’ite militia and political party with strong ties to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, according to four current and former U.S. military officers.
+
+In Baghdad, U.S. military officers estimate that 10 percent to 20 percent of the 300 officers who run the Iraqi military’s Operations Command have an affinity or association with either the Badr militia or the Shi’ite religious leader Muqtada al Sadr.
+
+And after Iraqi Special Forces, aided by U.S. air strikes, captured a strategic oil refinery in the town of Baiji in October, Shi’ite militias looted all of its salvageable equipment, according to a senior U.S. military official and three Iraqi government officials.
+
+Over the past year, U.S. military officers have struggled to ensure that militias do not seize American weaponry delivered to the main Iraqi army supply depot in Taji and to a brigade in the Saqlawiya region.
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+Slideshow ( 8 images )
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+“We would transfer arms to units in those areas - and either because of corrupt commanders or outright robbery - they would end up in the hands of the militia groups,” said one U.S. officer. The officer noted, however, that controls have been tightened and the number of cases was small. “You can’t eliminate it entirely. It’s just not realistic.”
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+“AN OFFICIAL BODY”
+
+Iraqi government and senior paramilitary leaders said the reports of poor training and Shi’ite militia dominance in the military are false. They said the militias follow the orders of the prime minister and his military commanders.
+
+Iraqi defense ministry spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Rasool called the militias “an official body connected with the office of the commander-in-chief of the armed forces.” He said they take their orders only from government officials and “have a great role in supporting the army forces and the federal police.”
+
+Mohammed Bayati, a former human rights minister and senior Badr group leader, now commands forces in northern Salahuddin Province. He said the Shi’ite paramilitaries fall under the army, police and regular military chain-of-command. Bayati told Reuters that any reports of militias operating on their own were false.
+
+“Yesterday, I was in the Salahuddin Operations Command,” he said. “All orders are coming from the police and army leadership.” The Shi’ite militias “are supporting the army and police.”
+
+The spokesman for the government umbrella body that oversees the militias, Ahmed Al-Asadi, said the Shi’ite forces did not loot the Baiji refinery. “I deny totally such allegations,” he said. Islamic State, he said, stole and destroyed equipment.
+
+The office of Prime Minister Abadi and the Iraqi Embassy in Washington didn’t respond to requests for comment.
+
+AMERICAN CONCERNS
+
+But current and former U.S. military officials and local Sunni leaders say the militias continue to take advantage of the vacuums that emerge in predominantly Sunni areas after Islamic State forces are defeated. A lack of strong regular army units allows the militias to remain the dominant players.
+
+Norman Ricklefs, a former U.S. government adviser to the Iraqi interior and defense ministries, said the state has still not filled the void in most areas retaken from ISIS. He said militias are the most powerful they have been since Iraqi government forces defeated them in a series of battles across Iraq in 2008. Ricklefs regularly visits Iraq and maintains ties with the Iraqi security apparatus and Shi’ite and Sunni politicians.
+
+“In the cities the militias occupy - Samarra and Tikrit and significant parts of eastern Baghdad - they are the most powerful force,” Ricklefs said. “For the first time since 2008, the government has lost control of large parts of cities” to Shi’ite militias.
+
+One senior U.S military official said the setbacks call into question the Obama administration’s overall strategy in Iraq. He said any military training effort would fail until the U.S. put more pressure on Iraq’s Shi’ite and Sunni political leaders to strike a genuine power-sharing agreement.
+
+“We need to accelerate the reconciliation piece to make Sunnis feel they are part of the government,” said the official, who asked not to be named. “Are we really in any way focused on that?”
+
+Obama administration officials said the U.S. strategy is succeeding and Iraqi forces have steadily grown stronger with American support.
+
+U.S. advisers have helped train existing units and set up two new Iraqi divisions, according to American and Iraqi officials. They achieved this despite struggling with shortfalls in Iraqi funding to hire new soldiers and a shortage of Iraqi Shi’ite volunteers.
+
+But there has been little improvement in overall Iraqi army combat readiness, according to a U.S. civilian official, one ex-official, a former general and three current senior U.S. military officers.
+
+Last October, American military officials estimated that only five Iraqi army divisions were ready for battle and put their combat readiness at only 60 to 65 percent. Today, those figures have increased only marginally, the officials said.
+
+‘LION’S SHARE’ OF PROGRESS
+
+The U.S. military spokesman in Iraq, Colonel Chris Garver, said that despite the difficulties, U.S. forces have seen Iraqi army units improve after training. He also cited advances by army brigades in areas around Falluja as signs of success.
+
+But Garver acknowledged that the lion’s share of military offensives has been spearheaded by the Special Forces, and that two years of battle are taking a toll on Iraq’s elite soldiers.
+
+“The Government of Iraq has relied heavily on the Iraqi special operations forces and the potential for these forces being depleted into combat ineffectiveness is a real concern,” he said.
+
+Garver said the regular Iraqi army continues to struggle with increasing its ranks. “Recruiting and funding have both been well-documented challenges for the GOI,” or Government of Iraq. “These are areas the GOI must address.”
+
+Brigadier Rasool, the Iraqi Defense Ministry spokesman, rejected any suggestion that the regular Iraqi army was not an equal partner to the Iraqi Special Forces.
+
+“We have troops who were able to retake land from Daesh,” Rasool said, using an Arabic acronym for Islamic State. “After the fall of Mosul, the Ministry of Defense’s joint command has resupplied and retrained the Iraqi security forces.”
+
+The current and former U.S. officials contended that the Falluja offensive is again exposing the weakness of regular army units.
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+“The regular army does not seem to have been rebuilt,” Ricklefs said, “and it’s a real pity.”
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+OPINION:
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+Anti-Trump protesters cornered a woman — a Donald Trump supporter — outside his rally in San Jose, California, Thursday night. Swarming her, screaming in her face, as she stood there and remained smiling. The protesters, mostly young men, were seen waving a Mexican flag, and then started pelting her with food and eggs before she entered into a hotel.
+
+Here is an innocent woman, who is voicing her First Amendment right by supporting the presumed Republican presidential nominee, being attacked by an angry mob.
+
+And yet, the press and some Democratic politicians are playing it off as if it’s Mr. Trump’s fault — like that’s just what’s to be expected at Trump rallies. Secretly, they’re probably also hoping for chaos in Cleveland. For the disruptions make for good stories, furthering their narrative that Mr. Trump is a bigoted, angry man who incites violence wherever he goes.
+
+SEE ALSO:
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+This is not OK.
+
+For it’s the protesters that should be condemned — the ones actually perpetrating the violence and squashing others First Amendment rights. Yes, Mr. Trump at times serves heated rhetoric and his supporters can be agitators, but that’s never an excuse for violence.
+
+Ben Howe, a contributing editor at Red State and vocal anti-Trump conservative, wrote on Twitter: “I don’t condone violence. But to pretend Trumpists & Trump himself haven’t cultivated a sub-culture of hatred & paranoia is delusional.”
+
+To me, this rationale seems akin to “if a girl wears a short skirt, she’s somehow asking for it.” It’s placing blame on the victim, and in this case, the victim was the Trump-supporting woman.
+
+Let’s pretend this same food-throwing interaction happened in a different setting. Let’s say it was on a college campus, where a group of fraternity brothers singled out a female collegiate — who may have been actively protesting to ban them on campus — surrounded her and started pelting her with eggs.
+
+The outrage would be palpable, and action swift.
+
+So should it be in this case.
+
+Hillary Clinton should publicly denounce these angry mobs that collect outside Trump rallies. She should call on them to stop attending Mr. Trump’s rallies if they can’t peaceably demonstrate, and instead, take their anger out at the ballot box.
+
+It’s not acceptable for her to stay quiet. Just as Mr. Trump has denounced violence inside the walls of his rallies by his followers, so, too, should Mrs. Clinton condemn violence outside his rallies by her supporters.
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+More than 6,000 people have died in Yemen, half of them civilians. Millions have been displaced and 83 percent of the population is in urgent need of aid – be it food, water, fuel or sanitation. However, the world is turning a blind eye to a war which has been raging for over a year.
+
+Our reporter Mohammed Shaikhibrahim went to Yemen where he met both warring parties: the government backed by an Arab coalition and the Houthis – a rebel group also supported by army defectors. There he documented the vast destruction of the country and talked to civilians caught in the crossfire.
+
+To further investigate Yemen’s ‘forgotten’ war, we interviewed Pieter Wezeman, a Senior Researcher with the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute SIPRI specialised in arms sales and military expenditure.
+
+Share your thoughts on euronews.com/insiders.
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+Live updates from our Insiders team
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+The decentralized open blockchain and programmable platform Ethereum has been causing quite the stir within financial circles and with cryptocurrency enthusiasts. Ever since Ethereum had crossed the billion dollar market cap and throughout its rise in value and attention, it has got a lot of people dreaming about what this protocol can do for society. Ideas like Ethereum are challenging the concepts of borders, nation states, and corporate models with a new paradigm shift of code and thought.
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+Is Ethereum the Smartphone of Blockchains?
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+Ethereum was proposed in 2013 by its inventor Vitalik Buterin with development funded by its crowdsale in 2014. The crowdsale is one of the largest crowdfunds to date coming in at #5 out of 109 projects according to Wikipedia. During that time, the team of developers and co-founders raised over $18 million USD towards Ethereum’s financing. Since then the blockchain went live on July 30, 2015, and the project hasn’t slowed up since. There has been a vast array of development within the interior infrastructure of the protocol as well as exterior applications using the Ethereum software.
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+The native token Ether and its blockchain boast that it does far more than the average cryptocurrency platform such as its utilization of the programming language Solidity, smart contract applications, and speed. At the present time, the Ethereum network can process 25 transactions per second which to its developers is slow but in contrast to other cryptos it is fast. The inventor of Ethereum Vitalik Buterin says the project grew out of the idea he conceived that cryptocurrency could handle more than just financial transactions. Buterin explains in September of 2015:
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+“Many of you know that the Ethereum platform grew out of the realization that blockchains can go far beyond currency, together with a frustration with the limitations of previous projects. The core idea was simple: a blockchain with a built-in Turing-complete programming language, allowing users to build any kind of applications on top.”— Vitalik Buterin, Ethereum
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+Many startups and large corporations are focused in on its technology. As well as legacy financial institutions who have also been fascinated by the Ethereum protocol. This includes businesses such as JPMorgan, Microsoft, R3 CEV, IBM and others who have bolstered the use cases of the Ethereum blockchain. Given the demand for active development and alternative blockchain characteristics companies like R3, IBM and others have looked very carefully at its architecture. In fact, just recently Vitalik Buterin wrote a 40-page report for the consortium R3 that will be distributed to banks and investors interested in the Ethereum protocol. The paper titled “Ethereum: Platform Review, Opportunities, and Challenges for Private and Consortium Blockchains” explains a full technical synopsis of the Ethereum blockchain in relation to finances and other use cases. Right off the bat Buterin explains Ethereum is not like other cryptocurrencies and distributed ledgers in the world. Buterin details this in the introduction:
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+“Whereas previous blockchain protocols could be viewed as single-function tools, like pocket calculators, or multi-function tools like Swiss army knives, Ethereum is the smartphone of blockchains: a universal platform where, whatever you want to build, you can just build it as an “app”, and Ethereum users will be able to benefit from it immediately without downloading any new software.”— Vitalik Buterin, Ethereum
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+The Largest and Most Experimental Decentralized Autonomous Organization
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+Another aspect of the Ethereum landscape that has risen is the creation of a decentralized autonomous organization to help the community and network flourish. The DAO Hub was created by members of the Slock.it team who builds Internet of Things solutions using the Ethereum protocol. Ethereum’s version of a decentralized autonomous organization is basically like a giant corporation with no traditional infrastructure, board members, and CEOs. There are only investors within the organization who vote on Ethereum-based funding and code. The funding proposals are aimed to maintain the Ethereum architecture and overall environment of decentralized, open source, and peer-to-peer networking.
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+Visual from Johannes Pfeffer’s Medium Blogpost “A Network View on The DAO”
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+The DAO crowdfund through a token sale has become the largest crowdfund on the internet according to Wikipedia’s list. The DAO Hub raised a total of 12.07 million Ether equivalent to $166 million USD at the time of this writing. This feat is the backbone of a very large voting system and business organization that according to the team operates “solely with the steadfast iron will of immutable code.” Voting is proportional to one’s stake of DAO tokens. Voters then give their voting consent to contractors who initiate the individual proposals all the while performing in a holacratic type of formation.
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+The project has been criticized, and just recently researchers have called for a Moratorium on Proposals. The moratorium asks to put proposals on temporary hiatus until certain attack vectors are solved. The project is very big now, and its magnitude has been one of a kind for this type of organization so many eyes have been watching its every move.
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+Ethereum May Not Be For Your Grandmother
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+If you have a hard time explaining Bitcoin to your friends, then Ethereum is even harder at times. To some, topics like Ethereum, smart contracts, and decentralized autonomous organizations are very hard to understand. Some people think that the mainstream is not ready for a 2.0 evolution quite yet as they are just learning the aspects of 1.0 technology. However, there are a lot of people who understand the digital revolution and believe that concepts like Ethereum’s network could power great events like the Internet of Things.
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+People believe that ideas like Ethereum could help end the nation state’s corruption and actually replace the legal system with this kind of 2.0 technology. Even Buterin himself has described a legal system based on Ethereum but said the idea isn’t meant to overtake traditional courts. But with concepts like the DAO and dispute resolution services and arbitrary decisions based on code the seeds of new types of thought are sprouting.
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+On the other hand, there are applications coming out that are trying to bring Ethereum to the masses with simpler designs than the likes of the Mist wallet. Companies like Decentral are trying to bring the Ethereum blockchain, the DAO, and even Bitcoin to the masses in a user-friendly fashion with services like Jaxx. The Vevue project is a way users can record 30-second clips and earn Bitcoin. If Ethereum visionaries are correct, the protocol could very well revolutionize new platforms that perform functions like Facebook, Google, eBay, and Amazon in a decentralized way.
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+Ethereum is looked up to for a reason because people in the world want these visions to succeed. Where the ideas Nick Szabo stated back in the nineties concerning smart contracts and Timothy Mays Crypto Anarchist Manifesto come to life. There are competitors coming behind Ethereum with missions to implement the same types of smart contracts and apps built upon their blockchains. Rootstock aims to bring these concepts to the Bitcoin network, and alternative distributed ledger protocols like BitShares, Maidsafe, Expanse, Tau Chain, Omni, Lisk, and many others also want to be the smartphones of blockchains. Some of them are not aiming to compete and are collaborating with the Ethereum network and developers. All of these innovating developers and projects are breaking the mold when it comes to how we question money, finance management, and self-sovereignty. With technologies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other protocols the world is questioning the very concepts of banking, borders, corporations, business and exchanging value in a whole different way. The programmable currency may not be for your grandmother, but innovative startups, enterprise businesses and those with geopolitical ideologies believe in the nature of this protocol.
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+“Just as the technology of printing altered and reduced the power of medieval guilds and the social power structure, so too will cryptologic methods fundamentally alter the nature of corporations and of government interference in economic transactions.”— Timothy May, Cypherpunk, 1988
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+Source: Wikipedia, DAO Hub, Ethereum Foundation Blog, R3, Tim May 88′,
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+Images via: Johannes Pfeffer‘s blog, Pixabay, Wiki Commons, and Ethereum websites
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+Disclaimer:The statements,views and opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Live Bitcoin News
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+Verser chaque mois, à chaque individu, enfant ou adulte, coiffeur, médecin ou chômeur, un revenu suffisant pour satisfaire ses besoins élémentaires. Les Suisses doivent décider dimanche s'ils souhaitent introduire dans la Constitution un tel dispositif, plus connu sous le nom de revenu universel de base ou inconditionnel.
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+A lire aussiPour un revenu universel de base
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+Sur quoi doivent-ils se prononcer ?
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+A l'origine du vote : une initiative populaire, processus grâce auquel n'importe quel citoyen peut soumettre à référendum une proposition, dès lors qu'elle recueille 100 000 signatures. Lancée par un collectif de citoyens qui se présentent comme «indépendants de tout parti ou groupement politique», l'idée d'un revenu de base inconditionnel (RBI) a atteint 126 000 signatures.
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+C'est «une rente mensuelle, suffisante pour vivre, versée individuellement à chaque personne, de la naissance à la mort, quels que soient ses autres revenus ou sa fortune», expliquent les initiateurs sur leur site. Le principe est donc acté mais son application, elle, n'est pas arrêtée. Les auteurs de la proposition évoquent seulement la somme hypothétique de 2 500 francs suisses par adulte (2 260 euros) et de 625 francs suisses (565 euros) par enfant. Reste à préciser si cette allocation viendrait se substituer aux autres prestations sociales ou s'y ajouter, et comment elle serait financée. Pour le moment, c'est seulement sur le principe en tant que tel que vont devoir se prononcer les électeurs.
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+«L'initiative propose au peuple suisse d'engager le débat sur la valeur actuelle du travail, son rapport avec l'argent, la croissance, la société de consommation, l'écart entre richesse et pauvreté, la précarité et enfin, pourquoi pas, le principe du droit à une vie digne et épanouie indépendamment de toute valeur marchande», expliquent d'ailleurs les organisateurs. Le texte proposé au vote se décline en trois points :
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+«La Constitution est modifiée comme suit : Art. 110a (nouveau). Revenu de base inconditionnel : 1. La confédération veille à l’instauration d’un revenu de base inconditionnel. 2. Le revenu de base doit permettre à l’ensemble de la population de mener une existence digne et de participer à la vie publique. 3. La loi règle notamment le financement et le montant du revenu de base.»
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+Quels sont les arguments pour et contre ?
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+«Notre société et notre économie connaissent aujourd'hui une mutation profonde et irréversible.» C'est à partir de ce constat que les initiateurs du revenu de base fondent leur premier argument. Une allocation sans condition serait ainsi nécessaire face au développement technologique et à l'apparition de l'économie collaborative qui détruisent des emplois et rendent le marché défavorable aux travailleurs.
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+Viennent ensuite, sur la liste des «avantages», l'éradication de la pauvreté, la reconnaissance d'autres formes de production de valeur comme le bénévolat ou le fait de prendre soin de sa famille ou encore la simplification du système social. En effet, une seule allocation pourrait se substituer à toutes les autres prestations. Surtout, le travail deviendrait un choix au lieu d'être une contrainte.
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+Pour les opposants au projet, un revenu de base encouragerait l'oisiveté. Ils s'interrogent également sur le financement d'une telle allocation. «Représentants du PS (Parti socialiste), du PDC (Parti démocrate-chrétien), des Vert'libéraux, du PBD (Parti bourgeois démocratique), du PLR (Parti libéral-radical) et de l'UDC (Union démocratique du centre) s'accordent à dire que le RBI s'assimile à une "expérience artistique", qui menacerait les systèmes économique et social suisses», écrit le quotidien suisse le Temps. Le parti socialiste et les écologistes craignent également qu'un revenu de base tire les salaires à la baisse.
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+L’initiative a-t-elle des chances d’être votée ?
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+Pour être voté, le projet de loi doit être approuvé par la majorité des Suisses dans les 26 cantons du pays. C'est loin d'être gagné : selon un sondage de la Radio Télévision suisse (RTS), 71% des personnes interrogées sont «tout à fait ou plutôt opposées au projet».
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+Le revenu de base a-t-il déjà été expérimenté ailleurs ?
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+Oui, le premier test remonte à 1974. Pendant cinq ans, au Canada, les habitants de la ville de Dauphin ont reçu, sous condition de revenu, une allocation fixe. L'expérience, appelée programme Mincome, est jugée positive mais n'est finalement pas reconduite, faute de moyens.
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+Les Alaskains, eux, reçoivent depuis près de trente-cinq ans un «dividende annuel de citoyenneté», financé par la manne pétrolière. En 2014, son montant atteignait 1 700 euros.
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+Aux Pays-Bas, la ville d'Utrecht tente pour l'instant l'expérience sur 300 habitants. Les personnes seules reçoivent 900 euros, les couples 1 300 euros.
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+En Finlande, une réflexion est à l'étude. Deux hypothèses sont pour le moment avancées : verser 800 euros à toute la population sans condition, et supprimer toutes les autres aides sociales ou distribuer une allocation de 550 euros, en conservant les assurances chômage et retraite.
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+Et en France ?
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+En avril, après la publication d'un rapport sur les minima sociaux, Manuel Valls affirmait qu'il fallait «ouvrir un grand débat sur le revenu universel». L'auteur du texte, le député socialiste Christophe Sirugue préconisait en effet «une sorte de revenu minimum d'existence». L'idée : fusionner les minima sociaux dans une allocation unique de 400 euros, versée sous conditions de ressources à partir de 18 ans, et complétée si le bénéficiaire est une personne âgée, handicapée ou en situation d'insertion professionnelle. Pas tout à fait la définition du revenu de base donc, mais la proposition met le sujet sur la scène politique. Ou plutôt le remet. Car depuis un peu plus de dix ans, le sujet va et vient dans les rangs de l'Assemblée nationale et dans les programmes des candidats à des élections diverses et variées. Il traverse d'ailleurs toutes les frontières partisanes.
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+En 2003, c'est un autre rapport, cette fois sur l'isolement et la fragilisation du lien social, remis à Jean-Pierre Raffarin, qui suggère la création d'une allocation sans condition. Son auteur n'est autre que Christine Boutin. La députée des Yvelines plaide alors pour un «dividende universel» de 330 euros, versé de la naissance jusqu'à la mort. L'idée, jugée intéressante, est évacuée mais Christine Boutin réitère en 2006 avec une proposition de loi.
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+«Les bouleversements économiques et sociologiques du XXIe siècle […] posent à nouveau de façon aiguë la question de la répartition des richesses et de la sécurisation des personnes face au risque d'exclusion. Le principe du Dividende universel répond à cette demande, à la fois comme ultime filet de sécurité pour les plus démunis, mais aussi comme reconnaissance de la participation de chacun à la richesse nationale, quel que soit son statut», explique la députée.
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+En 2011, c'est au tour de Dominique de Villepin de se réapproprier le concept en proposant un «revenu citoyen» de 850 euros, versé à partir de 18 ans. L'allocation viendrait alors se substituer aux autres prestations sociales, en échange d'activités d'intérêt général.
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+A l'Assemblée nationale, le sujet refait surface en janvier 2016. Deux amendements sur le revenu de base sont discutés dans le cadre de l'examen de loi sur la République numérique. L'un déposé par Delphine Batho, l'autre par Frédéric Lefebvre, ils proposent tous les deux la rédaction d'un rapport sur la mise en place d'un revenu de base en France.
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+Le candidat à la primaire des Républicains préconise, plus précisément, une allocation universelle sans contrepartie, d'un montant de 500-600 euros de la naissance jusqu'à 18 ans, puis de 800 euros à 1 000 euros. Et ce, en remplacement du «maquis de système d'allocations, d'aides sociales et y compris avec toutes ces administrations qui les gèrent, qui les contrôlent».
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+Dans les rangs de l'extrême droite, l'idée a aussi ses partisans. Bruno Lemaire, membre du comité central du FN et secrétaire général du club Idées Nation, proposait en 2015 une allocation de 650 euros par mois, en substitution de «la plupart des revenus sociaux». Son nom : «revenu minimum de dignité» ou «revenu communautaire d'appartenance nationale». A chaque partisan du concept, son vocabulaire.
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+A long-term study of nearly 1,000 New Zealanders from birth to age 38 has found that people who smoked marijuana for up to 20 years have more gum disease, but otherwise do not show worse physical health than non-smokers.
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+The international research team assessed a dozen measures of physical health, including lung function, systemic inflammation and several measures of metabolic syndrome, including waist circumference, HDL cholesterol, triglycerides, blood pressure, glucose control and body mass index.
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+Tobacco users in the study, which appears online the week of June 1 in JAMA Psychiatry, were found to have gum disease as well as reduced lung function, systemic inflammation and indicators of poorer metabolic health.
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+“We can see the physical health effects of tobacco smoking in this study, but we don’t see similar effects for cannabis smoking,” said Madeline Meier, an assistant professor of psychology at Arizona State University who conducted the study with colleagues at Duke University, King’s College in the UK and the University of Otago in New Zealand.
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+While study participants who had used marijuana to some degree over the last 20 years showed an increase in periodontal disease from age 26 to 38, they did not differ from non-users on any of the other physical health measures. To measure cannabis use, they asked study subjects to self-report their use at ages 18, 21, 26, 32 and 38.
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+The study’s statistical analysis found that the decline in periodontal health in pot smokers was not explained by tobacco smoking, alcohol abuse or less tooth brushing and flossing. The lack of physical health problems among cannabis users also was not attributable to their having had better health to begin with or to living healthier lifestyles.
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+“We don’t want people to think, ‘Hey, marijuana can’t hurt me,’ because other studies on this same sample of New Zealanders have shown that marijuana use is associated with increased risk of psychotic illness, IQ decline and downward socioeconomic mobility,” Meier said.
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+“What we’re seeing is that cannabis may be harmful in some respects, but possibly not in every way,” said study co-author Avshalom Caspi, the Edward M. Arnett Professor of psychology and neuroscience at Duke. “We need to recognize that heavy recreational cannabis use does have some adverse consequences, but overall damage to physical health is not apparent in this study.”
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+“Physicians should certainly explain to their patients that long-term marijuana use can put them at risk for losing some teeth,” said Terrie Moffitt, the Nannerl O. Keohane University Professor of psychology and neuroscience at Duke and co-director of the Dunedin Multidisciplinary Health and Development Study, from which these data were gathered.
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+This research was supported by the New Zealand Health Research Council, New Zealand MBIE, US National Institute of Aging (R01AG032282, R01AG048895), UK Medical Research Council (MR/K00381X), and ESRC (ES/M010309/1). Additional support was provided by the Jacobs Foundation.
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+CITATION: “Associations Between Cannabis Use and Physical Health Problems in Early Midlife: A longitudinal comparison of persistent cannabis versus tobacco users,” Madeline H. Meier, Avshalom Caspi, Magdalena Cerdá, Robert J. Hancox, HonaLee Harrington, Renate Houts, Richie Poulton, Sandhya Ramrakha, W. Murray Thomson, Terrie E. Moffitt. JAMA Psychiatry, online June 1, 2016. DOI: 10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2016.0637
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+Gary Johnson, Libertarian Party candidate for President, is polling extremely well for someone who isn't a Republican or Democrat. That will likely revive the questions "what is the Libertarian Party," anyway?" and "what is a libertarian, anyway?" It is traditional for those questions to be answered snidely, contemptuously, or with a disturbing degree of uncombed mania.
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+I'm not very interested in the first question. I'm a sort-of small-l libertarian, not a large-L Libertarian. And I'm deeply uncomfortable about labeling myself as even a small-l libertarian. I've explained why before: I think that embracing political labels leads to bad behavior. I ought to support something because I have thought it through and think it's right, not because members of my tribe support it and insecurity and cognitive dissonance will set in if I disagree with them.
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+That makes it awfully difficult to explain what libertarianism is when people ask because they're wondering if there's some sort of alternative to the horror show the major parties have served up this year. Nobody wants to sit through my discourse on what I think on a long series of issues, and then stick around while people bicker over whether that's libertarian or not. Yet I believe there are values underlying "libertarianism" that are worth promoting, and that the label might be a useful shorthand for defending them. So what to do? Accept a label with the baggage and thought distortions and compromises that it brings, or abandon concise and effective advocacy?
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+Maybe there's another way.
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+I'd like to propose presenting libertarianism as a series of questions rather than a series of answers or policy positions. Even if I don't agree with people's answers to these questions, getting them to ask the questions and confront the issues reflected in the questions would promote the values that I care about.
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+These are all questions that I think ought to be asked whenever we, as a society, decide whether to task and empower the government to do a thing.
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+Does the United States Constitution permit the government to do this?
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+This is the fundamental question. The Constitution is the rulebook. If it doesn't give the government power to do something, or doesn't let it do something to you, then we shouldn't do it unless we amend the Constitution first. You might think that's obvious. It's not. Taking the question seriously is important even when we don't agree on the answer or even the methodology. The norm is to invoke the Constitution only when you don't like a proposed law, and to scorn constitutional inquiry when it's an impediment.
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+What would this power look like if it were expanded dramatically in scope or in time?
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+Power given to the government tends to grow, not shrink. Folks don't give up power or money easily. What does the power you offer to the government look like if government actors fight to widen its scope?
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+Tell me if this sounds familiar: terrorists attack, citizens are killed, property is destroyed, the nation's confidence is severely shaken, and leaders propose a law dramatically expanding the power of the state temporarily to address the crisis. I'm not talking about 2001 and the PATRIOT ACT. I'm talking about 68 B.C. and the lex Gabinia, proposed to give Pompey extraordinary powers to fight pirates. That power led, some assert, to the fall of the Roman Republic and the rise of Imperial Rome.
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+Laws passed "temporarily" are often not temporary at all. Laws passed ostensibly for one purpose are often twisted to other purposes.
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+What would this obligation look like if exercised indifferently by unaccountable people?
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+We owe a debt to our veterans and the proposition that we're responsible for their health care is an appealing one, particularly when their health problems result from their service to our country. The question is how to provide that health care. Should we make the government a direct provider? Well, what would it look like if we charged a gigantic government bureaucracy to provide it, and maintained a civil service political and legal culture that made the bureaucrats almost completely unaccountable for how they run it? It turns out we already know the answer to that one.
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+What would your worst enemy do with this power?
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+Aye, there's the rub. Think of the politician you hate and mistrust most. Do you want that politician administering enforcement of the law you propose, particularly in a time when other branches of government are aligned or weak?
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+Does this power make a choice about morals, ethics, or risk that individuals ought to make?
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+Consider C.S. Lewis:
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+My contention is that good men (not bad men) consistently acting upon that position [imposing “the good”] would act as cruelly and unjustly as the greatest tyrants. They might in some respects act even worse. Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under of robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber barons cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some points be satiated; but those who torment us for their own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience. They may be more likely to go to heaven yet at the same time likely to make a Hell of earth. This very kindness stings with intolerable insult. To be “cured” against one’s will and cured of states which we may not regard as disease is to be put on the level of those who have not yet reached the age of reason or those who never will; to be classed with infants, imbeciles, and domestic animals.
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+Does your proposed law empower the government to make the sort of moral, ethical, or risk-assessment decisions that individuals ought to be making for themselves? To combine this question with the last one: if you are empowering the government to make moral, ethical, or risk-assessment judgments for you, are you comfortable with that power being wielded by people with moral, ethical, and risk viewpoints you hate?
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+Here's another way to ask this question: how does this law treat you with respect to your ability to make decisions, and are you happy with the government constantly treating you that way with respect to other decisions?
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+Does this power represent the government putting its thumb on the scales to prefer some competitors over others, perhaps based on their relative power and influence?
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+Or, to use a specific example: if you make monks who hand-carve wooden caskets to support themselves take years of training to learn how to embalm bodies even though they don't have anything to do with dead bodies, are you working for the common good, or are you the puppet of mortuary owners seeking to manipulate the law to discourage competition?
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+Does this power set up a conflict between laws and rights?
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+The Constitution creates negative rights — things the government can't do to us. Laws sometimes create positive rights — our privilege to demand something from the government or each other. Does this proposed power set up a conflict between those rights? Does the law purport to give me the power to demand something from you that you have the right not to give?
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+Are we giving this power to the right level of government?
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+If we must give the government the power to do this, what part of the government should get it?
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+Are we acting out of fear, anger, or self-promotion?
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+Is this law named after a dead kid? Is it named in a way calculated to suggest somebody is awful and we're a-gonna kick their asses? Is it named to promote a politician? Is it named to promote our self-esteem? Is this law the equivalent of grocery shopping when we're hungry? Is it the equivalent of liquor shopping when we just caught our significant other in bed with our best friend? Are we too angry, tired, or scared to think clearly about this law right now? is the person proposing this law in a difficult re-election contest?
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+Is there any evidence the government is any good at this?
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+Say you've got a problem at work and you need someone to fix it. You'll probably give some thought to who is best suited for the job. If the server's down you're not going to send Ethel at reception who once tried to send an email from the fax machine. If you need someone to calm the boss down you're not going to send Wayne from sales who prides himself on "saying what people think." You give a shit about how it's going to turn out so you evaluate who has the skillset.
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+Often we don't do that with the government. We assume, based on habit or ideology, that if there's a problem that the government ought to solve it. Should we? Possibly. But not obviously, not definitely. So ask: what's the specific, evidence-and-experience-founded basis for thinking the government will make this better rather than worse?
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+Even if people don't agree with my answers to these questions, I think that the country would be a lot more libertarian — as I like to use that term — if people got interested in asking them.
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+Last 5 posts by Ken White
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+Human error – described as an “oversight” in a Seattle City Light briefing – led to the massive power outage that left thousands of customers in the dark May 25.
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+Quick facts:
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+Roughly 12,000 Seattle City Light meters were affected during the May 25 outage.
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+Human error was the cause.
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+Locations that went dark included: Pike Place Market, Seattle's tallest building Columbia Tower, and Seattle Public Library.
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+Outage started about 11:30 p.m. Lasted about an hour.
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+“We have determined that an oversight during testing of newly installed equipment was responsible for the outage,” Larry Weis, City Light CEO and general manager, said at a briefing Thursday, eight days after the outage.
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+Weis later said the agency determined the “oversight” cause earlier in the week. He said the agency wanted to be certain about the cause. He didn’t say specifically why city leaders waited eight days to explain that human error cut power to 12,000 downtown Seattle customers.
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+He also said no one would be fired because of the mistake.
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+“We apologize to everyone affected and inconvenienced by the power outage,” Weis said.
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+City Light only charges for electricity used. Weis did not say if businesses interrupted during the middle of their work day would receive any kind of compensation for the roughly hour-long outage.
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+He said crews were testing new relays that were installed at the Massachusetts substation and worked with older relays. A relay is a device that senses changes in electric current and the signals the circuit breakers to protest equipment from surges and faults.
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+“When a crew tests relays, some of the breakers are locked so that they do not sense test signals from the relays and do not open,” Weis said. “In this instance, our crews blocked out the primary breakers, but overlooked the backup breakers.
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+City Light is already halfway through an effort to install test switches for all substation relays, Weis said. That work is part of the agency’s strategic plan initiative to upgrade infrastructure is expected to reduce some of the complexity involved in the testing that led to the outage, Weis said.
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise President-elect Donald Trump has been in the spotlight for years. From developing real estate and producing and starring in TV shows, he became a celebrity long before winning the White House. Hide Caption 1 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump at age 4. He was born in 1946 to Fred and Mary Trump in New York City. His father was a real estate developer. Hide Caption 2 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump, left, in a family photo. He was the second-youngest of five children. Hide Caption 3 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump, center, stands at attention during his senior year at the New York Military Academy in 1964. Hide Caption 4 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump, center, wears a baseball uniform at the New York Military Academy in 1964. After he graduated from the boarding school, he went to college. He started at Fordham University before transferring and later graduating from the Wharton School, the University of Pennsylvania's business school. Hide Caption 5 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump stands with Alfred Eisenpreis, New York's economic development administrator, in 1976 while they look at a sketch of a new 1,400-room renovation project of the Commodore Hotel. After graduating college in 1968, Trump worked with his father on developments in Queens and Brooklyn before purchasing or building multiple properties in New York and Atlantic City, New Jersey. Those properties included Trump Tower in New York and Trump Plaza and multiple casinos in Atlantic City. Hide Caption 6 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump attends an event to mark the start of construction of the New York Convention Center in 1979. Hide Caption 7 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump wears a hard hat at the Trump Tower construction site in New York in 1980. Hide Caption 8 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump was married to Ivana Zelnicek Trump from 1977 to 1990, when they divorced. They had three children together: Donald Jr., Ivanka and Eric. Hide Caption 9 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump uses his personal helicopter to get around New York in 1987. Hide Caption 11 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump attends the opening of his new Atlantic City casino, the Taj Mahal, in 1989. Hide Caption 13 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump signs his second book, "Trump: Surviving at the Top," in 1990. Trump has published at least 16 other books, including "The Art of the Deal" and "The America We Deserve." Hide Caption 14 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump and singer Michael Jackson pose for a photo before traveling to visit Ryan White, a young child with AIDS, in 1990. Hide Caption 15 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump dips his second wife, Marla Maples, after the couple married in a private ceremony in New York in December 1993. The couple divorced in 1999 and had one daughter together, Tiffany. Hide Caption 16 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump putts a golf ball in his New York office in 1998. Hide Caption 17 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise An advertisement for the television show "The Apprentice" hangs at Trump Tower in 2004. The show launched in January of that year. In January 2008, the show returned as "Celebrity Apprentice." Hide Caption 18 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise A 12-inch talking Trump doll is on display at a toy store in New York in September 2004. Hide Caption 19 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump attends a news conference in 2005 that announced the establishment of Trump University. From 2005 until it closed in 2010, Trump University had about 10,000 people sign up for a program that promised success in real estate. Three separate lawsuits -- two class-action suits filed in California and one filed by New York's attorney general -- argued that the program was mired in fraud and deception. Trump's camp rejected the suits' claims as "baseless." And Trump has charged that the New York case against him is politically motivated. Hide Caption 20 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump attends the U.S. Open tennis tournament with his third wife, Melania Knauss-Trump, and their son, Barron, in 2006. Trump and Knauss married in 2005. Hide Caption 21 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump wrestles with "Stone Cold" Steve Austin at WrestleMania in 2007. Trump has close ties with the WWE and its CEO, Vince McMahon. Hide Caption 22 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise For "The Apprentice," Trump was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in January 2007. Hide Caption 23 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump appears on the set of "The Celebrity Apprentice" with two of his children -- Donald Jr. and Ivanka -- in 2009. Hide Caption 24 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump poses with Miss Universe contestants in 2011. Trump had been executive producer of the Miss Universe, Miss USA and Miss Teen USA pageants since 1996. Hide Caption 25 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise In 2012, Trump announces his endorsement of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney. Hide Caption 26 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump appears on stage with singer Nick Jonas and television personality Giuliana Rancic during the 2013 Miss USA pageant. Hide Caption 28 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump -- flanked by U.S. Sens. Marco Rubio, left, and Ted Cruz -- speaks during a CNN debate in Miami on March 10. Trump dominated the GOP primaries and emerged as the presumptive nominee in May. Hide Caption 30 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump delivers a speech at the Republican National Convention in July, accepting the party's nomination for President. "I have had a truly great life in business," he said. "But now, my sole and exclusive mission is to go to work for our country -- to go to work for you. It's time to deliver a victory for the American people." Hide Caption 33 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump apologizes in a video, posted to his Twitter account in October, for vulgar and sexually aggressive remarks he made a decade ago regarding women. "I said it, I was wrong and I apologize," Trump said, referring to lewd comments he made during a previously unaired taping of "Access Hollywood." Multiple Republican leaders rescinded their endorsements of Trump after the footage was released. Hide Caption 35 of 37
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+Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump walks on stage with his family after he was declared the election winner on November 9. "Ours was not a campaign, but rather, an incredible and great movement," he told his supporters in New York. Hide Caption 36 of 37
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+Washington(CNN) Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders on Saturday vowed to continue his fight for the Democratic nomination beyond the primary season, telling reporters at a news conference in Los Angeles that he plans to go after Hillary Clinton's superdelegates.
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+Clinton currently has 2,313 total delegates -- 1,769 of which are pledged and 544 of which are superdelegates -- and she is expected to cross the 2,383-delgate threshold in the next few days to clinch the nomination. But Sanders, who has 1,501 pledged delegates and only 46 superdelegates, says he can still woo enough of her superdelegates between now and the Democratic convention in July to swing the nomination his way.
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+It's a tall order.
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+Pledged delegates emerge from primaries and caucuses, while superdelegates are party leaders -- elected officials and former ones who have individually committed to a candidate. It would be unprecedented for the number of superdelegates Sanders needs to switch allegiances, and, like Clinton this year, then-Sen. Barack Obama entered the 2008 convention without a majority of pledged delegates.
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+Sanders is making this pledge to keep his fight alive in the closing days of the California primary campaign, sending a signal to his supporters that the race isn't finished.
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+"The media is in error when they lump superdelegates with pledged delegates. Pledged delegates are real," Sanders said. "Hillary Clinton will not have the requisite number of pledged delegates to win the Democratic nomination at the end of the nominating process on June 14. Won't happen. She will be dependent on superdelegates."
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+He vowed, "The Democratic National Convention will be a contested convention."
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+Yet that decision isn't entirely his alone. If enough superdelegates pledge their support to Clinton -- and President Barack Obama, Sen. Harry Reid and other party leaders weigh in next week -- Sanders will face new pressure to reconsider his fight.
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+The Vermont senator accused the media of lumping together pledged delegates and superdelegates, noting that superdelegates don't formally cast their votes until the convention in late July, or, as Sanders put it, "six long weeks from today."
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+Sanders, however, acknowledged that it's unlikely he'll be able to turn around his fortunes.
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+"We understand that we have a steep climb," Sanders said. "I'm not here to tell you that tomorrow we're going to flip 300 superdelegates. You don't hear me say that. But I am saying we are going to make the case."
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+At a rally outside the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Saturday night, Sanders fired up the crowd by repeating his pledge to go to the convention, citing his performance in polls with him and Trump.
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+"And what I hope that the delegates going to the Democratic National Convention understand is that in virtually every state poll we do much better against Trump than does Secretary Clinton," he said.
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+Clinton won the caucuses in the Virgin Islands Saturday, and Puerto Rico holds its primary on Sunday, when Clinton will likely get her earliest opportunity to clinch the nomination. California, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Dakota and South Dakota hold their primaries on Tuesday. Washington, D.C., holds the final nominating contest of the primary season on June 14.
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+Superdelegate process under scrutiny
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+For months, Sanders and his campaign have railed against how the Democratic National Committee and Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz have handled the primary process, claiming it has helped Clinton with debates held on Saturday nights, closed primaries in major states such as New York, and the use of superdelegates.
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+"That is called an anointment process, not a democratic process with a small or large d," Sanders said on Saturday.
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+He was joined in his criticism of the superdelegate process on Saturday by fellow progressive stalwart Elizabeth Warren, who said at the Massachusetts Democratic State Convention that she "doesn't believe in superdelegates" -- even though as a senator, she is one.
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+"I don't think that superdelegates ought to sway the election," the Massachusetts senator said, MassLive.com reported, an apparent reference to Warren's desire for superdelegates to not give the nomination to Sanders.
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+Warren has not endorsed a candidate in the Democratic primary fight. But behind the scenes, discussions between the Warren and Clinton camps have been markedly increasing, especially as the freshman senator has begun to a play a more prominent role attacking Donald Trump, a source close to Warren has told CNN.
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+Pearlena Igbokwe is now the president of Universal Television, the production arm of the NBC television network, Shadow and Act reports.
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+On Friday the president of NBC Entertainment, Jennifer Salke, made the announcement. “Pearlena’s remarkable track record in drama programming at NBC over the last few years made it clear that she was the ideal choice to lead the studio into its next phase of growth,” Salke said. “Her leadership, vision and taste have resulted in an impressive string of drama successes—from The Blacklist, Blindspot, Chicago Med, Shades of Blue and the upcoming series This Is Us, Timeless and Taken—that coincides with our return to a top position among networks.”
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+Shadow and Act reports that Igbokwe came to NBC Entertainment four years ago as executive vice president of drama development. Before that, Igbokwe spent 20 years at Showtime Networks, beginning with television movies and then moving into drama development, where she worked on classics such as Dexter and Nurse Jackie. Igbokwe is a graduate of Yale and Columbia Business School.
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+Another black woman, Channing Dungey, became the first African-American TV network president when she was named to the top post at ABC in February.
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+Igbokwe replaces Bela Bajaria, who abruptly left her post this week after five years on the job.
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+Read more at Shadow and Act.
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+First of all — this is not my writing. It's a Facebook post by someone I don’t even know, a man named Michael Arnovitz in Portland OR. But as a Facebook post it passes the fair use test and I’m quite certain he would not object that I share it here (he doesn’t). The original Facebook post is here: www.facebook.com/… So without further ado, it’s truly worth the read:
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+"In the course of a single conversation, I have been assured that Hillary is cunning and manipulative but also crass, clueless, and stunningly impolitic; that she is a hopelessly woolly-headed do-gooder and, at heart, a hardball litigator; that she is a base opportunist and a zealot convinced that God is on her side. What emerges is a cultural inventory of villainy rather than a plausible depiction of an actual person." —Henry Louis Gates The quote above comes from a fascinating article called “Hating Hillary”, written by Gates for the New Yorker in 1996. Even now, 20 years after it was first published, it’s a fascinating and impressive piece, and if you have a few spare moments I strongly recommend it to you. (www.newyorker.com/...)
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+And I’m reading pieces like this because now that Hillary has (essentially if not officially) won the Democratic Primary, I have become increasingly fascinated by the way so many people react to her. In truth, I sometimes think that I find that as interesting as Hillary herself. And I can’t help but notice that many of the reactions she receives seem to reflect what Gates referred to as “a cultural inventory of villainy” rather than any realistic assessment of who she really is and what she has really done.
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+To conservatives she is a radical left-wing insurgent who has on multiple occasions been compared to Mikhail Suslov, the Soviet Kremlin’s long-time Chief of Ideology. To many progressives (you know who you are), she is a Republican fox in Democratic sheep’s clothing, a shill for Wall Street who doesn’t give a damn about the working class. The fact that these views could not possibly apply to the same person does not seem to give either side pause. Hillary haters on the right and the left seem perfectly happy to maintain their mutually incompatible delusions about why she is awful. The only thing both teams seem to share is the insistence that Hillary is a Machiavellian conspirator and implacable liar, unworthy of society’s trust.
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+And this claim of unabated mendacity is particularly interesting, because while it is not the oldest defamation aimed at Hillary, it is the one that most effortlessly glides across partisan lines. Indeed, for a surprisingly large percentage of the electorate, the claim that Hillary is innately dishonest is simply accepted as a given. It is an accusation and conviction so ingrained in the conversation about her that any attempt to even question it is often met with shock. And yet here’s the thing: it’s not actually true. Politifact, the Pulitzer prize-winning fact-checking project, determined for example that Hillary was actually the most truthful candidate (of either Party) in the 2016 election season. And in general Politifact has determined that Hillary is more honest than most (but not all) politicians they have tracked over the years.
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+Also instructive is Jill Abramson’s recent piece in the Guardian. Abramson, a former reporter for the Wall Street Journal as well as former Executive Editor of the New York Times, had this to say about Hillary’s honesty: “As an editor I’ve launched investigations into her business dealings, her fundraising, her foundation and her marriage. As a reporter my stories stretch back to Whitewater. I’m not a favorite in Hillaryland. That makes what I want to say next surprising. Hillary Clinton is fundamentally honest and trustworthy.”
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+Notice how Abramson uses the word “surprising”? She’s obviously doing that for our benefit, because she knows that many readers will be astonished at the very thought of Hillary being “fundamentally honest”. But why? In my opinion we need to go back to the time of Whitewater in order to answer that question.
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+In January of 1996, while Whitewater investigations were underway but unfinished, conservative writer William Safire wrote a scathing and now-famous essay about Hillary Clinton entitled, “Blizzard of Lies”. In the piece he called her a “congenital liar”, and accused her of forcing her friends and subordinates into a “web of deceit”. He insisted (without any apparent evidence) that she took bribes, evaded taxes, forced her own attorneys to perjure themselves, “bamboozled” bank regulators, and was actively involved in criminal enterprises that defrauded the government of millions of dollars. He ended the piece by stating that, “She had good reasons to lie; she is in the longtime habit of lying; and she has never been called to account for lying herself or in suborning lying in her aides and friends.”
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+I am no political historian, but as far as I can tell this short essay was the birth of the “Hillary is a Liar” meme. Now to be clear, most conservatives already strongly disliked her. They had been upset with her for some time because she had refused to play the traditional First Lady role. And they were horrified by her attempt to champion Universal Health coverage. But if you look for the actual reasons people didn’t like her back at that time, you won’t see ongoing accusations of her being “crooked” or a “liar”. Instead, the most common opinion seemed to be that she was a self-righteous leftist who considered anyone with other views to be morally inferior. In short, the prevailing anti-Hillary accusation was not that she was unrelentingly dishonest, but that she was just intolerably smug.
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+After the Safire piece however, this all changed. Republicans, who learned from Nixon never to let a good propaganda opportunity pass if they could help it, repeated the accusations of mendacity non-stop to anyone who would broadcast or print them. And if you doubt the staying power of Safire’s piece, type the phrase “congenital liar” into a Google search along with “Hillary Clinton” and see what happens. To this day, that exact phrase is still proudly used by many on the right. This, even though Safire was eventually proven wrong about everything he had written. And despite the fact that he stated himself that he would have to “eat crow” if she were ever cleared, Safire never apologized or even acknowledged his many errors once that happened. Because as we all know, swift-boating means never having to say you’re sorry.
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+But while conservative propaganda and lies are a constant in “Hillaryland”, if we look at Hillary’s career, and the negative attacks so often aimed at her, it seems clear that more than just political machinations are at play. My current conviction is that the main fuel that powers the anti-Hillary crowd is sexism. And yes I’m serious. So go ahead and roll your eyes. Get it over with. But I think the evidence supports my view, and I’ve seen no other plausible explanation. And just to be clear, I don’t think it’s ONLY sexism. But I do think that this is the primary force that has generated and maintained most of the negative narratives about Hillary.
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+1) Almost nobody will admit to it. Conservatives decided long ago that all such accusations (sexism, racism, homophobia, etc) are standard liberal bullshit whose only real intent is to shut down debate, and liberals tend to possess a sense of moral entitlement which leads them to consider themselves automatically exempt from all such accusations. (Side note: if you did roll your eyes above, there’s a good chance I’m describing you here. Sorry.)
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+2) Overt sexism is significantly more likely to be tolerated in our society than overt racism. It is a low-risk form of bigotry and discrimination that rarely damages professional or political careers. Because of this, far fewer people worry about crossing that line.
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+3) We have formed a sort of collective blindness to sexism that allows us to pretend that we are on top of the issue while simultaneously ignoring the many ways in which it actually permeates our society. (Side note 2: There’s a reason it’s called a “glass” ceiling.)
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+4) Unlike men, women who make demands are still often seen as unfeminine and inappropriately aggressive, bordering on deviant. And if the people most aggressively pushing against the glass ceiling are “broken” or “deviant”, it’s easier to justify dismissing both them and their concerns.
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+So I’ve made a claim. Let’s look at some numbers. Take a look at the image below. On the right side you’ll see a chart. This is a chart of Hillary’s popularity over time. It was put together by Nate Silver, who based it on over 500 high-quality phone surveys dating back to the early 90’s. If we take a look at the polling data, very obvious patterns emerge.
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+In the early 90’s her polling was great, which was typical for an incoming First Lady. But Hillary had no interest in being a typical First Lady, and soon took charge of one of the most important policy initiatives of the Clinton Presidency: Universal Health Care. If you look at the first large red arrow I have on the graphic, you’ll see that as soon as she did that her negatives skyrocketed. And yes this was before Whitewater. In fact during the ongoing Whitewater investigations her polling improved dramatically, so she actually became significantly MORE popular during that period, not less.
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+So what do we see in this data? What I see is that the public view of Hillary Clinton does not seem to be correlated to “scandals” or issues of character or whether she murdered Vince Foster. No, the one thing that seems to most negatively and consistently affect public perception of Hillary is any attempt by her to seek power. Once she actually has that power her polls go up again. But whenever she asks for it her numbers drop like a manhole cover.
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+And in fact I started thinking more about this after reading an article that Sady Doyle wrote for Quartz back in February. The title of the piece was, “America loves women like Hillary Clinton - as long as they’re not asking for a promotion.” In the article Ms. Doyle asserted that, “The wild difference between the way we talk about Clinton when she campaigns and the way we talk about her when she’s in office can’t be explained as ordinary political mud-slinging. Rather, the predictable swings of public opinion reveal Americans’ continued prejudice against women caught in the act of asking for power…”
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+So let’s look at the issues people are currently using to disparage Clinton. Let’s consider the issues of dishonesty, scandals, money and Wall Street.
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+1) Honesty — In terms of honesty, I’ve already addressed that. Hillary is a politician, and like all politicians she is no stranger to “massaging” and/or exaggerating the truth. And yes on occasion she will let loose a whopper. But is she worse than other politicians? As I’ve already discussed, the evidence suggests that she is no worse, and actually better, than most other politicians. Internet videos like the “13 minutes of Hillary lying” appear to be mostly examples of Hillary changing her position over several decades, combined with annoying but typical political behavior. But similar videos of Donald Trump exist showing him doing an even more extreme version of the same thing. Why is he not being accused of this type of mendacity? In fact there is very little dispute that Trump has been SIGNIFICANTLY less honest on the campaign trail than Hillary. According to Politifact he is in fact the least honest candidate they’ve ever analyzed! So if the issue of honesty is really that important, why are so many people (on the right and left) holding Hillary to such an obviously different standard than Trump?
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+2) Scandals — Webster’s dictionary defines a scandal as, “an occurrence in which people are shocked and upset because of behavior that is morally or legally wrong.” But here’s a question: Are scandals still scandals if nobody actually did anything wrong? And I think that’s a fair question, because Hillary’s political foes love to point out all the times she has been implicated (directly or indirectly) in scandals. Not surprisingly, however, they fail to point out that she has always been cleared of any wrongdoing.
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+So if she’s always innocent, why then does she find herself caught up in so many scandals? For that answer, perhaps we should look at the Wikipedia definition of scandal, which states, “A scandal can be broadly defined as an accusation or accusations that receive wide exposure. Generally there is a negative effect on the credibility of the person or organization involved.” Notice the important difference? Perhaps the “negative effect on credibility” is not so much the RESULT of these scandals as it is the INTENT of those who create them.
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+Did you know that Republicans once spent 10 days and 140 hours investigating the Clinton’s use of the White House Christmas Card list? Because that is a real thing that actually happened. As the Atlantic recently pointed out, “No other American politicians—even ones as corrupt as Richard Nixon, or as hated by partisans as George W. Bush—have fostered the creation of a permanent multimillion-dollar cottage industry devoted to attacking them.” (And for an impressive presentation of this issue I highly recommend Hanna Rosin’s piece “Among the Hillary Haters”, also in the Atlantic.)
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+Compare for example the treatment Hillary is getting due to her private email “scandal” to that of General David Petraeus. Hillary has been accused of hosting a personal email server that “might” have made classified documents less secure, even though the documents in question were not classified as secret at the time she received and/or sent them. (Side note: some government documents receive secret classifications “at birth”, while other can be retroactively classified as secret.) In order for Clinton to have committed a criminal act, she would have had to knowingly and willfully mishandle material that was classified at the time she did so. After months of investigation no one has accused her of doing that, and it doesn’t appear as if anyone will.
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+General Petraeus on the other hand, while he was Director of the CIA, knowingly gave a journalist, who was also his mistress, a series of black books which according to the Justice Department contained, “classified information regarding the identities of covert officers, war strategy, intelligence capabilities and mechanisms, diplomatic discussions quotes and deliberative discussions from high level National Security Council meetings and [Petraeus’] discussions with the president of the United States of America.” Petraeus followed that up by lying to numerous government officials, including FBI agents, about what he had done. And lets not forget that according to the Uniform Code of Military Justice, adultery is itself a court-martial offense. And I remind you that none of this is in dispute. Petraeus admitted to all of it.
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+Petraeus’ violations were significantly more egregious than anything Clinton is even remotely accused of. And yet Republicans and other Hillary foes are howling about her issue, wearing “Hillary for Prison 2016” t-shirts while insisting that this disqualifies her from public office. Meanwhile even after pleading guilty to his crimes Petraeus continued to be the recipient of fawning sentiments from conservatives. Senator John McCain stated that, “All of us in life make mistakes and the situation now, I hope, can be put behind him…” Politico quoted a former military officer who worked with Petraeus as calling the entire situation “silly”. Prominent Republicans have already made it clear that they would call him back to work in the highest levels of government if they win the Presidency. And some are still attempting to convince him to seek the Presidency himself.
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+3) Money — OK let’s talk about her money. Hillary has a lot of it. And she has earned most of it through well-paid speaking fees. And the idea of getting paid $200,000 or more for a single speech seems so ludicrous to many people that they assume that it simply must be some form of bribery. But the truth is that there is a large, well-established and extremely lucrative industry for speaking and appearance fees. And within that industry many celebrities, sports stars, business leaders and former politicians get paid very well. At her most popular for example, Paris Hilton was being paid as much as $750,000 just to make an appearance. Kylie Jenner was once paid over $100,000 to go to her own birthday party, and to this day Vanilla Ice gets $15,000 simply to show up with his hat turned sideways.
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+And let’s talk about the more cerebral cousin of the appearance agreement, which is the speaking engagement. Is $200k really that unusual? In fact “All American Speakers”, the agency that represents Clinton, currently represents 135 people whose MINIMUM speaking fee is $200,000. Some of the luminaries that get paid this much include: Guy Fieri, Ang Lee, Carla Delevingne, Chelsea Handler, Elon Musk, Mehmet Oz, Michael Phelps, Nate Berkus, and “Larry the Cable Guy”. And no that last one is not a joke. And if you drop the speaking fee to $100k, the number of people they represent jumps to over 500. At $50,000 the number jumps to over 1,200. And All American Speakers are obviously not the only agency that represents speakers. So there are in fact thousands of people getting paid this kind of money to give a speech.
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+For millions of Americans struggling to pay their bills, the very idea that someone can make $100,000 or more for just giving a speech or hanging out at a Vegas nightclub is obscene. But as Richard Nixon used to say, “don’t hate the player, hate the game.” Hillary didn’t invent the speaking engagement industry, and she isn’t anywhere near the first person to make a lot of money from it. And while her fees are in the upper range of what speakers make, neither they nor the total amount of money she has made are unusual. It’s just unusual FOR A WOMAN.
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+And yes, I’m back on that, because I feel compelled to point out that before he ran for President in 2007, Rudy Giuliani was making about $700,000 a month in speaking fees with an average of $270k per speech. It’s estimated that in the 5 years before his run he earned as much as $40 million in speaking fees. Nobody cared, no accusations of impropriety were made, and there was almost no media interest. So why did Giuliani get a pass, while Hillary stands accused of inherent corruption for making less money doing the same thing?
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+And speaking of corruption, after leaving the Florida governor’s office Jeb Bush made millions of dollars in paid speeches. This includes large sums he collected from a South Korean metals company that reaped over a BILLION dollars in contracts from his brother’s presidential administration. Speaking to an Indian newspaper about this type of thing Bush said, “This is the life of being the brother of the president.” Do you remember reading all about that while Jeb was running for President? I didn’t think so. Jeb got a pass too.
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+So if this discussion is really about money in politics that’s fine. But I’m going to need someone to explain to me why we only seem to focus on it when the person making the money has a vagina.
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+4) Wall Street — First things first. No, the majority of the money Clinton has made from speaking fees did not come from Wall Street. In fact it’s not even close. She has given nearly 100 paid speeches since leaving the State Dept., and only 8 were to “Wall Street” banks. Nearly all of her speeches were to organizations like American Camping Association, Ebay, Cisco, Xerox, Cardiovascular Research Foundation, United Fresh Produce Association, International Deli-Dairy-Bakery Association, California Medial Association, A&E Television Networks, Massachusetts Conference for Women, U.S. Green Building Council, National Association of Realtors, American Society of Travel Agents, Gap, National Association of Convenience Stores, the National Association of Chain Drug Stores, Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries, etc.
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+Corporations and Associations pay large fees for important speakers all of the time. And Hillary got booked fairly often because she is interesting and popular, and because there’s a great deal of status attached to having her speak at an event. Ignoring all of this however, a large contingent of anti-Hillary people continue to insist that all speaker’s fees from Wall Street banks were bribes, and that because of this they “own” her. But by that logic shouldn’t we all be asking what the fuck the American Camping Association is up to?
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+Also, with the possible exception of one speech given to Deutsche Bank, all of Hillary’s 8 speeches to Wall Street were for a speaking fee of $225,000. That does not even break the top 20 of her highest paid speeches. For example she received over $275,000 each in three speeches she gave to The Vancouver Board of Trade, the Board of Trade of Metropolitan Montreal, and Canada 2020. So apparently Canadians also “own” her. And I don’t know what those nefarious Canadians are up to, but it probably has something to do with goddamn poutine. Which would really piss me off except I just remembered that I kind of like poutine so never mind.
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+Listen, does Wall Street have influence with Hillary? Grow up, of course they do. Wall Street is one of the key engines of the American economy, and as such has enormous influence with everyone. EVERYONE. Don’t kid yourself on that point. And aside from anything else, she was a 2-term Senator of New York, and this made Wall Street an important corporate member of her constituency. The issue is not influence. The issue is whether or not paid speeches and campaign donations alone are proof of corruption. And they’re not. And the last time I checked there was an important difference between association and guilt, between proof and slander.
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+And again: why is Hillary being held to a standard that never appears to be applied to her male counterparts? Am I not supposed to notice that a media frenzy has been aimed at Hillary Clinton for accepting speaking fees of $225,000 while Donald Trump has been paid $1.5 MILLION on numerous occasions with hardly a word said about it? Am I supposed to not notice that we are now in an election season in which Donald Trump, a proud scam artist whose involvement in “Trump University” alone is being defined by the New York Attorney General as “straight-up fraud”, is regularly calling Hillary Clinton “Crooked Hillary” and getting away with it?
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+What the actual fuck is going on here? What’s going on is what we all know, but mostly don’t want to admit: presidential campaigns favor men, and the men who campaign in them are rewarded for those traits perceived as being “manly” - physical size, charisma, forceful personality, assertiveness, boldness and volume. Women who evince those same traits however are usually punished rather than rewarded, and a lot of the negativity aimed at Hillary over the years, especially when she is seeking office, has been due to these underlying biases. There is simply no question that Hillary has for years been on the business end of an unrelenting double standard. And her battle with societal sexism isn’t going to stop because of her success anymore than Obama’s battle with racism stopped once he was elected. These are generational issues, and we are who we are.
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+And actually, this only makes her victory all the more amazing. And maybe it’s OK if we pause for a moment from the accusations and paranoia and just acknowledge her enormous accomplishments. In the entire history of our nation, only 6 Presidents have also served as Secretary of State. Only 3 have served both as Secretary of State and in Congress. By any objective measure Hillary Clinton is not just the most qualified candidate this season, she’s one of the most qualified people to ever seek the office. The New York Times in endorsing her stated that, “voters have the chance to choose one of the most broadly and deeply qualified presidential candidates in history.” Jonathan Bernstein at Bloomberg stated that, “she is probably the best qualified presidential candidate ever.” Even Marco Rubio, one-time choice of the GOP establishment (and tea-party love-child) stated in a Republican debate that, “If this is a resume contest, Hillary Clinton is going to be the new President of the United States.”
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+Hillary is nobody’s idea of perfect. Fine. But in my view if a man with her qualifications were running in the Democratic primary, Bernie would have been done before he even started. And if a man with her qualifications had been running for the Republicans, they’d be anointing him the next Reagan while trying to sneak his face onto Mount Rushmore.
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+Most of the people who hate Hillary when she’s running for office end up liking her just fine once she’s won. And I have every confidence that history will repeat itself again this November. As for myself, I have been watching Presidential elections since Nixon. And never in my life has there been an easier or more obvious choice than now. Trump is not merely a bad choice, he is (as many leading Republicans have already admitted) a catastrophic choice, unfit in every possible way for the office of the Presidency.
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+As such, I happily voted for Hillary in my primary. And I will proudly vote for her in November. Yes she will disappoint us all on occasion. Who doesn’t? But I think she’s also going to surprise a lot of people. She will fear neither consensus when possible nor ass-kicking when necessary. She will safeguard us from the damage a right-wing Supreme Court would inflict on the nation. She will stand for the rights of women, LGBT Americans, and minorities. She will maintain critical global relationships, and she will react to dangerous situations with the temperament of a seasoned and experienced professional. And in a nation that didn’t even allow women to vote until 1920, she will make history by shattering the very highest glass ceiling, and in doing so forever change the way a generation of young women view their place in our Republic.
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+She’s going to be a fine President.
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+I’m with her.
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+Its been a few weeks since AMD unveiled the new RX 480 graphics card based on the Polaris 10 GPU. However, there is still some time to go before the NDA lifts and reviews of the same are published. While we are waiting for that, we found some 3DMark benchmarks of the Radeon RX 480 which show its performance amongst the ranks of modern GPUs. The new 14nm FinFET based offering from the chip manufacturer will be able to provide the necessary juice to power VR HMDs such as the Oculus Rift and the HTC Vive.
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+Radeon RX 480 graphics card gets 3DMark performance benchmark
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+The benchmark itself can be found over at 3DMark database and lists the graphics card as an unrecognized Generic VGA. We can be sure it is indeed the RX 480 because the clock speeds and memory clocks match with the Polaris Tech Day demo not to mention that the device ID listed is indeed "67DF:C7". The card achieves a P-Score of 14 461 points, which is above the minimum VR spec and about halfway to a 4K ready gaming PC. The variant tested here is the 8GB one, although the GPU score will remain more or less the same across both memory configurations.
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+The performance we are seeing here is pretty insane for a $199 card although actual AIB pricing will be slightly above this mark in all probability. You are looking at performance levels of the Radeon R9 390 at almost 40% discounted off the starting MSRP and nearly twice the power efficiency. AMD has been marketing the card as a good option for gamers that might want to go with an RX 480 CF configuration although the exact aggregate performance in those conditions remains to be seen (not to mention multi GPU setups are still far from perfect, whether it be Nvidia or AMD).
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+As the nomenclature of the card suggests however, this is not the flagship graphics card of AMD's 4xx lineup. We have previously spotted some pretty beefy looking cards making the prototyping rounds and Vega is being prepped for a release either later this year or early 2017. AMD will also be releasing its Zen based processors this year which will do something similar with Intel's offerings. VR is the next frontier for graphics card manufacturers to conquer and AMD appears to be going all in on that count.
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+With a manufacturer suggested retail price of just $199 the RX 480 aims to be the king of the hill when it comes to the value proposition. It would allow AMD to not only under-cut the superior performance of the GTX 1070 and GTX 1080 in terms of sheer performance per dollar, but would also likely increase AMD’s market share – reaching a segment of the market that Nvidia did not reach out to. These are the gamers and professionals which want in on the VR experience and with headsets like the Rift and Vive already breaking the bank, will not want a very expensive GPU on top of that.
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+AMD’s strategy could prove to be effective in a situation where the user is already spending $599 to $799 (and even above) and wants to limit the total expense of shifting to VR. The GTX 970 can (at the time of writing) be found on Amazon for $309. A $199 priced RX 480 would be $100 cheaper and significantly faster. The new graphics card will have VR certifications from both HTC Vive and Oculus Rift – not to mention the added bonus of DX12 Asynchronous Compute support. The card (and the reviews of the same( will be landing by late June (the NDA lifts on the 29th to be exact).
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+Daz Disley has announced that all whiteLABEL plugins are now available as donationware.
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+From late 2008 until 2015 I published a number of VST plugins for Windows under the whiteLABEL brand – studio tools for musicians and producers. Whilst they were reasonably popular and regularly went out on coverdiscs (ComputerMusic, MusicTech and TechFocus Magazines) they were never any great commercial success. Over the years I made ‘beer-money’ from them at best, but a change in European VAT regulations in 2015 effectively put me out of business as I have neither time nor resource to administer the back-end accountability processes required of VATMOSS (effectively putting me on equal-footing with the likes of Google and Amazon vis-à-vis reporting and record-keeping, and I’m a one-man-band folks …).
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+Having said that, between downloads and magazine placements there are probably in-excess of 300,000 units “in-the-wild” – many of them having found useful homes in studios around the world, ranging from hobbyist’s bedrooms to commercial radio facilities, and every now-and-then I still get reports of them having been used on remixes for well-known artist x,y or z etc … and that’s not counting the Japanese and Russian warez-sites or the pirate dvd compilations …
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+I’d like to offer my heartfelt thanks and best wishes to the hundreds of customers who paid me the modest amounts I charged for the full versions : it’s been a delight to get to know some of you and your support, encouragement, testing and feedback over the years has been a real help to my development as a coder, and further as artist in the broader fields of “digital” and “visuals” …
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+And now : in order to squeeze the last drops of usefulness from them as the studio-world completes the transition to full 64-bit workflows I’ve decided to re-release them as freeware / donationware – the full products available from this website, gratis.
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+Dia sim, dia também, a reportagem do EXTRA noticia e faz barulho sobre casos de preconceito que ainda são frequentes em nossa sociedade. Nesta terça-feira, porém, não precisamos ir longe para colher o depoimento de mais uma vítima: durante transmissão ao vivo no Facebook do jornal, uma repórter foi ofendida diversas vezes enquanto mediava uma entrevista. Samanta Vicentini foi chamada de “gorda”, “gorducha” e “leitoa” por um homem que não teve constrangimento em se autointitular “gordofóbico”.
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+O termo (gordofobia) ainda não consta nos dicionários, mas deixa marcas diárias na rotina das pessoas consideradas fora do padrão ideal de beleza da sociedade. Para o EXTRA, ideal foi a resposta de Samanta ao usuário Rafael Monciozo Montiverdi, ainda durante a transmissão. A repórter pediu licença para a entrevistada e respondeu: “Gordo não é ofensa. Isso aqui é só embalagem. Falta de caráter é pior do que gordura”, disse.
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+EXTRA tomará medidas judiciais necessárias.
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+Repórter interrompe entrevista para desabafo
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+Samanta continuou a entrevista, e recebeu mensagens de apoio e carinho da maioria dos espectadores que participavam do ao vivo. Em seguida, a repórter publicou em sua rede social um depoimento sobre o episódio, que reproduzimos a seguir.
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+O EXTRA printou as mensagens ofensivas e, em seguida, bloqueou o usuário do Facebook - tomando por base os Termos de uso e padrões da página do Jornal Extra, que não permite “Conteúdos impróprios, ofensivos, abusivos, caluniosos, difamatórios, fraudulentos, enganosos, ameaçadores e violentos” e “Comentários discriminatórios de qualquer natureza, em especial quanto a sexo, cor, raça, religião, idade ou situação econômica”. O EXTRA tomará as medidas judiciais necessárias.
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+Upon its release, not even the most liberal box-office analyst could have predicted Deadpool’s gigantic success. In a matter of weeks, the film became the highest grossing R-Rated film of all-time, earning more in the US than Batman v Superman.
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+However, while Deadpool relishes in being aimed at an older audience, it wasn’t always going to be R-Rated: at one stage, Fox was debating whether to give the film a PG-13 rating.
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+“Fox asked us at one point ‘Hey, write the PG-13 version and we can make a decision based off that’,” writes Rhett Reese told Den of Geek.
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+“We did it. We sold our soul for a few minutes. But interestingly the PG-13 version is not that different from the R version. The language is reduced, the sexual content is reduced, but most of the action and the structure of the movie and the scenes were all the same.
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+“It was up to Fox to look at it and decided ‘Should we make this?’ and thankfully - thankfully only in retrospect - they didn’t.”
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+33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 Show all 34 1 /34 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 1. Captain America: Civil War Release date: 6 May 2016. Iron Man and Captain America are set to face off in this superhero blockbuster that will feature nearly all the Avengers but won’t be an Avengers film. It will also mark the first time Spider-Man will feature in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with Sony having made a deal with Marvel Studios. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 2. X-Men: Apocalypse Release date: 27 May 2016. Following the success of Days of Future Past, Apocalypse will follow the young X-Men team as the battle against Oscar Isaac’s titular villain as he gathers his four horsemen; Magneto (Fassbender), Angel (Hardy), Storm (Shipp), and Psylocke (Munn). Expect carnage and no Wolverine. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 3. Suicide Squad Release date: 5 August 2016. The first ‘supervillain’ film, Suicide Squad is also based in the DCEU (DC Extended Universe, where Batman and Superman live) and will introduce the world to Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn and Jared Leto’s Joker. One of the more exciting upcoming DC films that’s for sure. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 4. Doctor Strange Release date: 4 November 2016. Benedict Cumberbatch will debut in the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe, where Captain America and Iron Man live) as the Sorcerer Supreme. The film already has an incredible cast, including Chiwetel Ejiofor, Rachael McAdams and Tilda Swinton. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 5. Untitled Lego Batman film Release date: 20 February 2017. Kicking off 2017 is the Lego version of Batman, who will lead his own spin-off, having already featured in the amazing Lego Movie. Will Arnett voices the titular character, while Zach Garfianakis - from the Hangover - will voice The Joker. But will he better than Leto? 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 6. Untitled Wolverine film Release date: 3 March 2017. Having not starred in X-Men: Apocalypse, Wolverine will return to the big screen in a solo film which was recently made R-Rated following the success of Deadpool. It is expected to be Hugh Jackman’s last outing as the titular character. Fox 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 7. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Release date: 5 May 2017. Chris Pratt and the crew are returning to space in the sequel to the surprisingly successful Guardians of the Galaxy. According to director James Gunn, the film will not feature Thanos, even though he will to play a major role in phase MCU Phase 3. Cast includes newcomers Kurt Russell and Pom Klementieff, as well as, rumour has it, Sylvester Stallone. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 8. Wonder Woman Release date: 23 June 2017. Gal Gadot is returning to the DCEU in her very own film, marking the first female-led superhero film on this list. Chris Pine is on board to play Wonder Woman’s love interest. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 9. Untitled Spider-Man reboot Release date: 7 July 2017. Yes, it is another Spider-Man reboot, having previously been redone with Andrew Garfield as the lead. However, this time it is part of the MCU, with Tom Holland as the titular character, and a heavily rumoured cameo by Iron Man could be in the pipeline. We can dream. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 10. Untitled Fox film Release date: 6 October 2017. In a strange announcement, Fox decided to withhold the release of Gambit until a future, as-yet unannounced date, which could be here, or this could be a completely separate project. Many suspect Deadpool 2 could nicely fit here, Fox capitalising on the success of the first film. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 11. Thor: Ragnarok Release date: 3 November 2017. Chris Hemsworth will be returning as the Norse God in his third solo MCU film. Flight of the Conchords’ Taika Waititi is on board to direct, and promises a fun adventure that will likely lead into Marvel’s next project, Infinity War. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 12. Justice League Part One Release date: 17 November 2017. Hot on the heals of Thor comes Justice League Part One, the first DCEU team-up flick which will see Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Aquaman and Cyborg work together to fight bad guys. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 13: Untitled Fox film Release date: 12 January 2018. Kicking off 2018 will likely be the second Deadpool film, but then again, this could very well be another X-Men team-up. There’s also talk of an X-Force film, with Deadpool and other mutants teaming up to fight evil. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 14. Black Panther Release date: 16 February 2018. The first non-white male-led superhero film in the MCU comes in the form of Black Panther, with Chadwick Boseman reprising the titular role, having also starred as the Panther in Civil War. Creed’s Ryan Coogler is on to direct what could be a very exciting film. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 15. The Flash Release date: 16 March 2018. The Flash will be the first DCEU film since Justice League, and sees Ezra Miller take the lead. Phil Lord and Chris Miller were supposed to pen the film before Disney snapped them up for the Han Solo-film, leaving Seth Grahame-Smith to take charge. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 16. Avengers: Infinity War Part 1 Release date: 4 May 2018. And so, we finally get to the point of all these Infinity Stones! Thanos will be the big bad, with the Avengers needing to team up to defeat their biggest foe yet. It has previously been described as “the end of the Avengers as we know it”. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 17. Ant-Man and The Wasp Release date: 6 July 2018. Peyton Reed will be back to direct this surprise sequel to one of the better received MCU films. While the name is ridiculous, at least Marvel are finally having a leading female superhero. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 18. Untitled Fox film Release date: 13 July 2018. Again, not much word on this one except it is thought to be X-Men spin-off New Mutants, something Josh Boone has been hit up to write. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 19. Animated Spider-Man Film Release date: 20 July 2018. Avi Arad, Matt Tolmach, and Amy Pascal - the team behind the live-action Spider-Man films - are producing this ‘unrelated’ animated adaptation of the hero. Because you can never have too much Spider-Man, right? 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 20. Aquaman Release date: 27 July 2018. Another Justice League spin-off, Jason Momoa plays the leading man. Furious 7’s James Wan is on to direct, but little else is known about the film. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 21. Captain Marvel Release date: 8 March 2019. We’ve hit 2019, and the first confirmed superhero film will be the first proper female-led MCU film. No-one is confirmed to be in the titular role of Carol Danvers just yet. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 22. Shazam Release date: 5 April 2019. Dwayne Johnson stars as the villain in this DCEU film which will be somewhat separate to the other DC films. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 23. Avengers: Infinity War Part 2. Release date: 3 May 2019. The conclusion to the long drawn MCU saga. Expect a big finish with at least a few planets being destroyed. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 24. Justice League Part Two Release date: 14 June 2019. Soon after the Infinity War story reaches its conclusion, so will the Justice League’s. Not much is known, except Darkseid will likely be the villain for at least one of the parts. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 25. Inhumans Release date: 12 July 2019. The concept of Inhumans (or Marvel’s mutants) has already been introduced in TV, through Marvel’s Agents of Shield, yet the film is expected to introduce the Royal Family who have yet to be seen in the show. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 26. Cyborg Release date: 3 April 2020. Having debuted in Justice League Part One three years previously, Cyborg will finally be making his own outing, with Ray Fisher as the titular character. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 27. Untitled MCU film Release date: 1 May 2020. The first of three untitled Marvel films. There are a couple of contenders, the first is a likely sequel to Spider-Man with Sony, or a third Guardians of the Galaxy film, thus finishing the trilogy. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 28. Green Lantern Corps. Release date: 19 June 2020. Before you start to worry, this has nothing to do with the Ryan Reynolds-starring flick that hit cinemas a little while ago. Instead, this will be another DCEU film that will likely spin-off from Justice League after the Green Lantern Corps cameo in one of the parts. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 29. Untitled MCU film Release date: 10 July 2020. As well as Spider-Man or Guardians of the Galaxy sequels, a Doctor Strange or Black Panther one could fit in nicely here. Or perhaps Black Widow may finally get the solo-film she deserves. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 30. Untitled MCU film Release date: 6 November 2020. Some speculators also think a Blade film could fit in here, marking over 20 years since the first Blade. But many believe the character may be better suited to a Netflix series, as with Daredevil and Jessica Jones. There’s also talk of a Runaways film reaching cinemas at some stage. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 31. Untitled Ben Affleck Batman film Release date: TBA. Now we’re onto the TBA release dates, the first of which is a Batman solo film, written and directed by Ben Affleck. When this is due, no one is quite sure but expect it sooner rather than later if Batman v Superman is a success. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 32. Suicide Squad 2 Release date: TBA (rumoured 2017). A sequel to Suicide Squad is expected to come in 2017 according to recent reports, but nothing has been confirmed. If the first is successful, it should come as no surprise for Warner Bros to rearrange their schedule to fit in this surefire hit. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 33. Venom Release date: TBA. This is an odd one, as it has been confirmed Sony are wanting to release a Venom film completely unrelated to the upcoming Spider-Man reboot. Venom, as you may know, is a Spider-Man villain, intrinsically linked to Spider-Man, so it seems odd they would release a film unrelated to the rebooted project and not linked to the MCU. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 Anything else? Well, now you mention it, there’s also that sequel to Fantastic Four that has seemingly been dropped by Fox. Plus, there’s the Gambit film which has been put on hold (but will likely fill an untitled Fox slot so we haven’t added it extra). Then again, it could be shoehorned in somehow… Marvel
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+Interestingly, the success of Deadpool has not managed to persuade DC and Warner Bros to pursue an R-Rated Suicide Squad despite many fans believing the adult themes would suit the villainous team-up film.
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+However, its success has led to Wolverine 3 becoming R-Rated, as well as an extended R-Rated cut of Batman v Superman being released.
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+They calculate that although the world’s soils already hold 2.4 trillion tonnes of gases in the form of organic carbon, there’s room for more.
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+Scientists from the US and Scotland report in Nature journal that with a few changes to agricultural practice, there would be room for another 8 billion tonnes.
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+“In our fight to avoid dangerous climate change in the 21st century, we need heavyweight allies,” says Dave Reay, a geoscientist and specialist in carbon management at Edinburgh University. “One of the most powerful is right beneath our feet. Soils are already huge stores of carbon, and improved management can make them even bigger.
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+“Too long they have been overlooked as a means to tackle climate change. Too often have problems of accurate measurement and reporting stymied progress towards climate-smart soil management.
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+“With the surge in availability of big data on soils around the world, alongside rapid improvements in understanding and modelling, the time has come for this big-hitter to enter the ring.”
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+In fact, researchers have been conscious for years that the soils have a powerful role to play. They have identified the agencies that control a soil’s capacity for carbon. They have tested climate models to check on emissions from soils. They have experimented with techniques for conserving soil carbon. And they have repeatedly sounded the alarm about the stores of organic carbon in the permafrost.
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+In addition, they have established that man-made greenhouse gas releases coincide with the spread of global agriculture thousands of years ago. Land use, the scientists now calculate, accounts for perhaps a quarter of all man-made greenhouse gas emissions, and between 10% and 14% directly from agriculture.
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+But, they reason, since soils hold three times as much organic carbon as exists in carbon dioxide form in the atmosphere, better management of the terrestrial planet could help reduce emissions too.
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+So, the trick is: don’t degrade healthy ecosystems, because unmanaged forests and grasslands store carbon very efficiently. Wetlands drained for agriculture surrender their soil carbon, but restored wetlands soak the stuff up.
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+Agricultural practices
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+And there is a range of sustainable agricultural practices that can conserve carbon and, at the same time, continue to deliver food to the table.
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+Farmers could grow crops with deeper root systems, use charcoal-based composts, and exploit a suite of more efficient practices tailored to their crops and terrain. Schemes such as ‘Cool Farm Tool’ could help farmers measure and manage emissions from their own land.
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+There would not be one big answer, but a host of varied responses. These range from better crop rotation to low tillage as opposed to deep ploughing, and from land restoration to agroforestry. All of these added together − what the researchers call the “all-of-the-above” approach − could make a big difference.
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+With help from science, government policymakers and new approaches, ultimately they could help soils retain the equivalent of four-fifths of the emissions released each year by the combustion of fossil fuels, the researchers say.
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+The Mayfly Inn in Kesh, Co Fermanagh, which is to be known as 'Lafferty' during the Euros. Submitted - Credit: The Irish News
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+Should Norwich City striker Kyle Lafferty reproduce his form in Euro 2016 qualification in the actual tournament, more than a few Northern Irishmen will raise a glass to him.
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+However, in his hometown of Kesh, Co Fermanagh, some will even be able to do so in a pub sharing his name.
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+For the duration of the tournament, The Mayfly Inn in Kesh will be known as 'Lafferty', after its head of entertainment Robert Anderson suggested the tribute.
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+'I guess at the minute, with Kyle being from the town, he's on the tip of everyone's tongue,' Mr Anderson told the Irish News. 'With the Euros coming up and him being the main striker, we thought we couldn't let it go without doing so.'
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+The temporary name change, which has seen banners of the City striker erected, has already caused a stir in the Northern Irish town.
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+Mr Anderson added: 'It's unreal, it's caused a few traffic jams in town, people are slowing down and taking photographs from their car or observing and there are people taking selfies also.'
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+Lafferty scored seven times for Northern Ireland in qualifying for the tournament - the same amount as Wayne Rooney and Gareth Bale, and two more than Cristiano Ronaldo.
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+However, he made just three appearances for the Canaries in all competitions last season, scoring once in League Cup action against West Bromwich Albion.
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+After seeing the aftermath of a multi-vehicle collision on Interstate 85 Friday afternoon, many people are amazed to learn that only minor injuries were reported in the crash.WYFF News 4's Patrick Hussion was at the scene of the crash. After seeing the twisted wreckage, when he learned the injuries were minor, he said, "It's a miracle."The crash involved a tractor-trailer and at least four other vehicles, one that appeared destroyed. It appeared that the truck crossed from the southbound lanes across the median and into the northbound lanes.The tractor trailer was hauling automobiles. All of the vehicles that were being transported remained on the trailer.Pictures from the scene of the wreckThe crash was reported just before 1 p.m. in the northbound lanes of I-85 near the Boiling Springs Road/Highway 9, near exit 76. All lanes in both direction were blocked shortly after 1 p.m. At 2 p.m., one southbound lane was reopened, moments after a man was extricated from one of the vehicles. That man waved his arm as he was loaded into an ambulance.EMS were still trying to extricate victims from the vehicles up until about 2 p.m.By shortly after 2:30 p.m., the vehicles had all been removed from the scene and traffic returned to normal.Lance Cpl. Bill Rhyne confirmed late Friday afternoon that there were only minor injuries in the crash.
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+After seeing the aftermath of a multi-vehicle collision on Interstate 85 Friday afternoon, many people are amazed to learn that only minor injuries were reported in the crash.
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+WYFF News 4's Patrick Hussion was at the scene of the crash. After seeing the twisted wreckage, when he learned the injuries were minor, he said, "It's a miracle."
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+The crash involved a tractor-trailer and at least four other vehicles, one that appeared destroyed. It appeared that the truck crossed from the southbound lanes across the median and into the northbound lanes.
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+The tractor trailer was hauling automobiles. All of the vehicles that were being transported remained on the trailer.
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+Pictures from the scene of the wreck
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+The crash was reported just before 1 p.m. in the northbound lanes of I-85 near the Boiling Springs Road/Highway 9, near exit 76. All lanes in both direction were blocked shortly after 1 p.m.
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+At 2 p.m., one southbound lane was reopened, moments after a man was extricated from one of the vehicles. That man waved his arm as he was loaded into an ambulance.
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+EMS were still trying to extricate victims from the vehicles up until about 2 p.m.
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+By shortly after 2:30 p.m., the vehicles had all been removed from the scene and traffic returned to normal.
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+Lance Cpl. Bill Rhyne confirmed late Friday afternoon that there were only minor injuries in the crash.
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+Jay Cochran - June 03, 2016
+
+Yesterday we showed you an image from the guys at Geek-Base of an in-hand image for the upcoming 6"figure which will be released here in the United States as a. In that image we got a glimpse in the background of some of the figures in the upcoming new. Now thanks to those guys at Geek-Base we have a better look at those figures in the background. Also they clarified for us that these figures have yet to be released, they were on display at some kind of event held in Taiwan by Hasbro.The new images give us our first real look at the upcomingfigure which looks to include two different heads. The classic version with the lightening bolt around it and a more modern look which is also seen in the Marvel Contest Of Champions game. Unfortunately it doesn't look like he will have an alternate pair of hands. In these new images we also seehas two different head sculpts as well as the twofigures andSo just to recap in case you missed it, this wave of Spider-Man 6" Marvel Legends will include the following figures:The Build-A-Figure for this wave will be BigBadToyStore.com has this wave up for pre-order now with arelease date. We are however hearing at least in Taiwan this wave will be delayed until. Not sure if that will have an impact on their release here in the United States. We will try to find out more info and update you when we hear more.
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+In this ongoing series, we ask SF/F authors to describe a specialty in their lives that has nothing (or very little) to do with writing. Join us as we discover what draws authors to their various hobbies, how they fit into their daily lives, and how and they inform the author’s literary identity!
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+I played my first D&D game at age 37. Unlike most of the people I know who are deep into the world of role-playing games, I’d never wandered into the dungeon as a kid. I’d never even been invited! A colleague of mine at the children’s book publisher where I work was starting up a group with her husband, and asked me if I was interested. My own husband James and I had a nearly one-year-old son, which had severely limited our ability to socialize, and this was the perfect opportunity to hang out with friends at our house, no babysitter required. Our campaign formed together of several other coworkers and significant others and friends—a children’s publishing D&D group!
+
+A few had played many times before, while myself and one other member were newbies. It was explained to me how the game was basically a combination of creative choices and editorial framework with dice rolls and interactive/live storytelling. A fascinating blend of acting and writing.
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+Our DM (Dungeon master—the leader/storyteller who creates the world and story of the game) began by having us read up on all the races and classes in a dense book packed with information, in order to determine who our characters would be. Elf? Human? Dwarf? Wizard? Rogue? Cleric? I decided that “Jane” would be an Elven Cleric, a reformed assassin. The DM even let me create my own deity for Jane, and so of course she worshipped “the Bat” in honor of my own passion for Batman. Then we filled out character sheets to determine our characters’ strengths and weaknesses.
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+The math and questions seemed a bit endless and at first, I was intimidated by all of the detail. I worried that playing D&D might feel a little too close to my day job, where I edit fiction for tweens and teens—including many fantasy series. I love my job, but I also need some separation from it, like anyone.
+
+But as soon as we started playing, the worries vanished. I discovered that D&D returned me to the core of what first led me to become an editor—the passion for story and character. Concerns about sales distribution, marketing budgets, P&Ls were all stripped away. Developing a rich backstory for Jane was just plain fun, no pressure. Short version—she was kidnapped by evil Drow as a baby and raised to believe she’d been abandoned by her Elven parents and that Elves were evil, so she became an assassin who murdered many of her own people before learning the truth. Then she turned in horror to the church of the Bat, where she learned about the distinction between justice and vengeance, and how to employ restraint. She has devoted herself to healing others in a quest for redemption in the hopes that when she one day finds her birth parents, she can face them without shame. (But she can still kick ass when needed!)
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+Our DM masterfully built upon the foundation of the decisions we made for our characters, and I delighted in seeing the story payoffs in the game that would follow months after Jane took a seemingly minor action. I learned about “inspiration points,” where the DM rewarded us with extra turns for making choices in character, especially when the choices were risky or harmful, but made sense for what our characters would do. Over time, the more I got to know Jane, the more I absorbed her traits. I began asking myself “What would Jane do?” in my daily life. Suddenly I was auditioning for community theater after a twenty year absence from acting—and got the part! “There’s more Jane in you than you think,” my friends told me.
+
+Much as we tried to be true to our characters, our group was definitely prone to over-analysis. It would take us hours to move through a scene, obsessing about every tiny thing. One session in particular, we were in a room that we knew was covered in traps. We came up with elaborate acrobatic and logistical strategies for how to avoid the traps and make it to the door. Turn after turn, we got nowhere. Finally, my husband became frustrated, and knew that his character, R’lyeh, would also be frustrated—his character who had a defining feature of being reckless and impulsive.
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+“R’lyeh steps on the traps!” James declared.
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+We all panicked and started clamoring for him to change his mind. All except for the DM, who grinned. Because of course, this was what made the game interesting.
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+Stepping on the traps unleashed a curse that made both Ryleh and another character whose only mistake was standing too close to him fall prey to temporary madness. Wild and entertaining action ensued!
+
+The following week, I was on a phone call with an author of one of those fantasy series I edit, discussing my revision notes for him. His latest book had all the right beats and elements, but what I was missing was the depth of character motivation. The plot seemed to be happening to the characters rather than because of them.
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+This author, I knew, also played D&D and suddenly it hit me how to explain the issue. “Think about when you’re playing D&D,” I said, “and you have to choose what your character would do based on his character profile.” I told him about James having R’lyeh step on the traps, and how that choice created consequences and emotional engagement for all the players.
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+If everyone plays it safe, there’s no excitement—in D&D, and in writing.
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+It was a lightbulb moment for the author, drawing that connection and thinking about which of his characters in the fantasy series “would totally step on the traps” and make mistakes that would lead to richer narrative.
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+Soon that became a shorthand I used with many of my authors, reminding them to make sure their characters are stepping on the traps—that they’re acting like themselves, flawed and authentic.
+
+My other coworkers heard so much about our group’s D&D antics that they decided they wanted to play, too. Now the entire editorial staff of the imprint I oversee, Simon Pulse, are playing their own campaign—led by the designer whose husband leads ours! I love walking into the editors’ offices and seeing their dice and Player Handbooks, knowing that they’re enjoying some time together and honing key skills that are crucial for any author or editor.
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+So D&D did bleed into my job after all, but only in the best way: as a reminder of the pure joy in creating great story.
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+By day, Liesa Mignogna is VP, Editorial Director of Simon Pulse, an imprint of Simon and Schuster Children’s Books, where she edits novels for teens and tweens including the #1 New York Times bestselling Dork Diaries series. By night, Liesa is a passionate comics fan and lover of all things Batman. Most recently, Liesa edited the anthology collection, Last Night, A Superhero Saved My Life which features essays from Neil Gaiman, Brad Meltzer, Jodi Picoult and more on how they connect with their favorite superheroes.
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+The Conservatives' foreign affairs critic is calling the Chinese foreign minister's admonishment of a Canadian reporter on Wednesday "unacceptable," while a former ambassador to Beijing sees the visiting minister's "tantrum" as fallout from years of troubled relations with the communist country.
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+"China must learn from other countries that there are acceptable norms of behaviour when dealing with other nations," Conservative foreign affairs critic Tony Clement said in an interview with CBC News Thursday.
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+"I thought it was totally outrageous that he would come to Canadian soil and act in such a disrespectful way to a Canadian journalist asking a legitimate question.
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+"If we go to Beijing, as ministers or MPs, we were always told there are certain historical and cultural aspects of the Chinese that we have to be deferential to — and respectful of — and then he comes here and disrespects our values," he said. "So that was unacceptable."
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+Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said it was "irresponsible" of a journalist from the web outlet iPolitics.ca to ask about human rights and the jailing of Kevin Garratt, a Canadian charged with espionage.
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+China's Foreign Minister criticizes Canadian reporter for her question Duration 3:03 Wang Yi was speaking through his translator after a meeting with Foreign Affairs Minister Stephane Dion in Ottawa 3:03
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+Wang appeared visibly angry as he delivered the scolding in the lobby of Global Affairs headquarters at a joint news conference with Foreign Affairs Minister Stéphane Dion. While the question was originally posed to Dion, Wang jumped in after Dion told the reporter he had raised human rights in China with the minister during their bilateral meeting.
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+"Your question is full of prejudice against China and arrogance … I don't know where that comes from. This is totally unacceptable," Wang said through a translator.
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+Liberals 'deferential' to communists: Clement
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+Dion did not respond directly to Wang's outburst.
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+Clement said he was going to give Dion "a little bit of leeway" for not interjecting, adding the whole affair was quite shocking.
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+"[Dion] didn't react in the moment, but there has to be some affirmation from the government of Canada that we value journalistic freedom and human rights. That's what the government has to relay to the Chinese."
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+He also said there is a troubling tradition in the Liberal Party of being "deferential" to communist leadership in China in the pursuit of bolstered trade relations.
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+Pierre Elliott Trudeau, the current prime minister's father, Clement noted, "had a passion for Mao Zedong, a man who was the originator of the deaths of millions of his co-citizens."
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+Prime minister Pierre Trudeau shakes hands with Mao Zedong, party chief of the People's Republic of China, during an official visit to China in 1973. (Canadian Press)
+
+Former prime ministers Jean Chrétien and Paul Martin had rosy relations with the Chinese regime, Clement noted, and they often "floated Canadian values down the river" in the pursuit of a better commercial relationship.
+
+(Justin Trudeau was also roundly criticized by Conservatives a couple of years ago when he made an eyebrow-raising remark about his admiration for China's "basic dictatorship.")
+
+A spokesperson for Dion said the minister had nothing more to say about the incident and that his comments during the news conference speak for themselves.
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+'Tantrum' spells trouble
+
+David Mulroney, the Canadian ambassador to China under former prime minister Stephen Harper, said Wang's "tantrum" spells trouble for the new Liberal government.
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+"We're paying the price of an inconsistent approach during the Harper years," he said, noting the Conservative government publicly condemned the communist regime in Beijing only to cozy up to it on issues of trade before growing disillusioned.
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+Canada went largely "silent" on the diplomatic front in the latter years, the former ambassador said, as there was a disagreement around the cabinet table as to how best to deal with the Chinese.
+
+Harper famously said he wouldn't sell Canada out to the "almighty dollar," while his government barred Chinese state-owned companies from further investment in the oilsands, raised concerns about Chinese cyber espionage and then backed away from trade negotiations, although Canada did reach an investor-protection agreement with Beijing.
+
+"We're trying to re-engage with China … and it's now an even more powerful and assertive China, and of course it's going to be more difficult now," Mulroney said of the Liberal government's outreach.
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+Former prime minister Stephen Harper inspects the honour guard in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing during a state visit in 2014. (Adrian Wyld/Canadian Press)
+
+China has taken an increasingly aggressive stance on issues of foreign policy, particularly after the ascendancy of Xi Jinping to president in 2012. He has prioritized building up the country's military, and rebranding the country as a "major power" on the international scene.
+
+Xi has also launched an artificial-island building program in the South China Sea — despite territorial claims from other countries in the region — to expand its geographical footprint.
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+Chinese foreign minister not a 'softie'
+
+Wang's aggressive remarks can also be interpreted as an attempt by him to curry favour at home with this more nationalistic regime, Mulroney said.
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+"They can be as rude and as tough as they need to be. You can't make it to the senior levels without putting the visor down and doing what's necessary. Even the most gracious people … they drop the weights and they can really be tough," he said, adding there is a perception that members of China's foreign service are often seen as the weakest members of the Chinese state apparatus.
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+"He would not want to be seen as a softie back in Beijing," added Mulroney, who is now a senior fellow at the Asia-Pacific Foundation of Canada and at the Munk School of Global Affairs.
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+I have a confession: for many years, I was a loyal Guardian reader. At one point, prior to the arrival of smartphones and apps, I bought the paper, at a quid a time, perhaps three or four times a week. I always enjoyed, and wanted to support, its high quality, liberal-minded news coverage. It was saddening, therefore, to became aware of the deeply conservative slide the paper was taking, most of all when it came to the subject of sex. In the Guardian’s war on sexual expression, honest journalism at the paper has been sidelined, and bigoted opinions have appeared in place of fact. This bigotry hasn’t just been directed towards strippers, models and pornstars, but also has included deeply racist attitudes. I documented much of this in my book Porn Panic! (which is now available for pre-order on Amazon).
+
+The Guardian’s descent into social conservatism dates back more than a decade. Brooke Magnanti – better known as Belle de Jour – who had blogged about her life as a sex worker, was awarded the Guardian’s blogger of the year award in 2003. She recounts in her book The Sex Myth that a group of Guardian journalists threatened to resign en-masse should she be offered a column. She instead went to write for the Telegraph. The irony that the right-wing paper was more accepting of sex work than the supposedly liberal Guardian was not lost on Magnanti.
+
+In 2013, the paper published an editorial titled “Internet pornography: never again” in which it openly called for Internet censorship. The paper’s liberal values had been overruled by its hatred of sexual expression.
+
+But porn is not the only area in which the Graun has succumbed to moral panic and pro-censorship attitudes. It has joined a far bigger and more worrying war on free expression. This time, the justification for censorship is the very Victorian idea that women are incapable of dealing with the same situations as men. Gender equality is under fierce attack, as it has been many times in history; this time, bemusingly, the attacks come from the political left. This massive assault on gender equality, and on free speech, began to rear its head a few years ago, and began with Twitter.
+
+The War on Twitter
+
+Twitter has long been hated by control freaks. Unlike Facebook, Twitter has been reluctant to censor the content of its posts. This has led the platform to be far edgier than Facebook, and thus more exciting and anarchic. The UK government first signalled its discomfort with free speech on this scale when it blamed Twitter, in part, for the UK riots of 2011. You get the message: free speech is all very well when you’re sending photos of kittens, but too much can be a dangerous thing. This is the age-old mantra of dictators and fascists, and it apparently never gets tired. Threats by David Cameron to provide a “kill switch” for emergency situations were thankfully ignored by Twitter, which is protected from state censorship by the First Amendment to the US Constitution.
+
+The control freak tendency instead reached for the oldest trick in the book: Twitter’s free speech is a threat to womankind! The opportunity to play this card came when a journalist, Caroline Criado-Perez, was abused on Twitter. Now, here was the perfect victim: a photogenic, blonde, middle-class journalist. The press initially reported the abuse as if it had come from a multitude of people, implying that Twitter’s free speech policy was somehow turning hordes of men into misogynistic monsters, and coining the term “misogynistic Twitter trolls”.
+
+Yet once the moral panic had dissipated, it turned out that the abuse received by Criado-Perez had largely originated from two people, and (inconvenient for the “MASSIVE MISOGYNY” narrative), the worst offender was a woman, Isabella Sorley. Furthermore, Sorley had 25 previous arrests, mostly for being drunk and disorderly. Here was a minor story of two unpleasant people – at least one of whom was probably mentally ill – sending horrible tweets to another person; but in the hands of the pro-censorship feminist lobby, it had become a false message that misogyny was everywhere, and that too much free speech can be a bad thing – at least, for ladies.
+
+A line had been crossed: ugly, foul-mouthed working class people are not supposed to come into contact with nice, blonde, middle-class ladies. When the two were imprisoned for their speech crime, the press was notably silent in questioning the sentences.
+
+The Criado-Perez case set a precedent, and suddenly feminist commentators were climbing over each other to discover widespread online misogyny. The only problem with this “analysis” was that beyond anecdotes, there was no evidence to be found that women were being systemically targeted more than men. Indeed, when Demos carried out comprehensive research into abuse on Twitter, it was found that men were far more likely to be targeted than women.
+
+This mirrored the situation with real-world violence, which men are far more likely to experience than women. Indeed, in a rare moment of clarity a 2008 Guardian article stated:
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+“Although it is the attacks on young women that we are most likely to respond to, it is young men who, overwhelmingly, are victims of violence (as the stories of knife attacks over the past year so well illustrate).”
+
+This is hardly a radical new idea: we know that men are more likely to experience violence, and always have been. Despite this, neo-feminists have chosen to cherry-pick evidence to fit their “massive systemic misogyny” narrative. In other words, it isn’t that women are being targeted: it’s just that women are considered weaker and less capable of handling things that should be the preserve of men. This is, of course, not a feminist message at all: gender equality was once the core thing that feminists believed in, and the infantilisation of women was frowned upon. But from the 80s onward, the feminist movement has become ever more conservative in its attitudes, to the extent that it now largely opposes feminist positions from the 1960s. 1960s feminists argued that women were capable of handling any situation that men could. 2016 feminists disagree.
+
+The neo-feminist view of women, while being nothing like the second-wave feminist view, is remarkably similar to the Victorian one. In Victorian times, women were considered to be frail creatures, prone to “hysteria”, “lunacy” and prone to fainting. Thus, they could not possibly be expected to handle gender equality. Since the Women’s Lib era, there have been frequent campaigns by conservatives to put women back in their place. What has changed is that now, the conservatives are on the political left, and call themselves feminists. The old forces that resisted gender equality – such as the Tory Party and the Daily Mail – have been replaced by new ones, including the Labour Party and the Guardian.
+
+As demonstrated by violence statistics and the Demos study of online abuse, the feminist claim that women suffer more abuse than men is simply false. This is a huge problem for a movement whose single message is that women are “oppressed” by “patriarchy” and “structural misogyny”. Quite simply, if there did exist widespread hate of women by men, then women would suffer more violence and online abuse than men, not less.
+
+And now, enter the Guardian to save the day. Last week, the paper published its own study into online abuse, and unlike any previous study, it found that women were, indeed, more likely to be victims. The study (and accompanying daily drumbeat of moral panic) was chillingly titled “The Web We Want” (“we”, meaning Oxbridge-educated Guardian journalists). Here was the Guardian in campaign mode, pretending to be publishing news but in reality whipping up a Daily Mail-esque moral panic over free speech:
+
+“…along with online camaraderie, the vituperative modes of interaction took hold: bullying, shaming and intimidation… For women it frequently assumes a particularly violent and sexualised form, sometimes extending to public rape threats; for ethnic minorities it is often racist.”
+
+In a nutshell, here is the methodology of the conservative left: attack free expression, but using left-wing language. Don’t say “Christian family values are under threat”, say “OMG people are being sexist, racist and homophobic! We must stop them!”
+
+But it is, indeed, puzzling that the Guardian’s findings overturn conventional wisdom. Puzzling that is, until the methodology is examined: it is simply laughable. The explanation is packed with irrelevant technical detail (they used Postgres database software, and wrote scripts in Perl – so what?) which apparently is only included to distract the reader from the important bit. The entire article contains one useful, and very revealing, sentence:
+
+“In our analysis we took blocked comments as an indicator of abuse and/or disruption”
+
+So the reasoning is entirely circular, and hugely dishonest. Guardian moderators, acting (one presumes) under Guardian policy, block posts they subjectively consider to be sexist, racist and homophobic. They then examine the blocked posts and (shock horror!) discover they are largely sexist, racist and homophobic. The newspaper is guilty of the worst sort of misinformation: making a headline claim and then providing small print that doesn’t back it.
+
+This is far from being the Guardian’s first campaign for censorship – it has actively campaigned for porn, “sexualised” imagery and (black) music videos to be censored. But this is the broadest attack so far, targeting the very basis of online free speech. Furthermore, the moral panic is obviously carefully planned and orchestrated, with day-by-day updates. Unsurprisingly, a Labour voice has now joined the campaign, with an Orwellian call by Yvette Cooper for “greater monitoring of online harassment”. Labour MP John Mann is already on record as calling for internet bans on “trolls”: crushing people’s right to speak out if the authorities consider them unsavoury. The implications for controversial political speech are profound.
+
+Little of this could fly in America, where free speech has been protected since 1789. But speech in Britain has no such protection, and so (as predicted by George Orwell in 1984) is a soft touch for “nice” censorship, designed by a paternalistic state to protect us from ourselves.
+
+My book Porn Panic!, which documents sexual prudery, the decline of the progressive left, and the rise of a new fascism, is now available for pre-order on Amazon UK and Amazon US.
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+BOCA RATON, Fla. — Rep. David Jolly (R-Fla.) has been campaigning for a U.S. Senate seat for nearly a year. On the sidelines of a Republican candidates forum here, he adroitly fields questions on his House record, the challenges of running alongside Donald Trump, and his proposals to reform political fundraising. 2021 Election: Complete coverage and analysis ArrowRight Then Jolly concludes the interview with one of his own: “You tell me: Is Rubio running or what?”
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+That is the question consuming political players from Key West to Pensacola and on to Washington: Will Marco Rubio, the former presidential candidate who has only barely veiled his frustration at Capitol Hill, renege on his pledge not to seek reelection and help save the Senate for the GOP?
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+The calls for a Rubio rescue have been loudest in Washington — Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) is openly urging Rubio to reconsider — driven by anxiety about the unsettled Republican field of five credible contenders that has emerged ahead of the Aug. 30 primary. If McConnell wants to retain his majority in 2017, keeping Rubio’s seat in GOP hands is crucial.
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+National Republicans see Rubio, with his high profile and proven fundraising ability, as their best chance to fend off Democrats in the year of Trump in a state where 1 in 5 voting-age residents is Hispanic. Rubio must make a decision by June 24, the deadline for declaring candidacy in the state.
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+Trump himself weighed in last month: “Important to keep the MAJORITY,” he tweeted. “Run Marco!”
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+Rubio has long denied interest in reentering the race, pointing to his friendship with a current candidate, Lt. Gov. Carlos Lopez-Cantera. But the incumbent’s position softened recently when he told CNN he would “maybe” reconsider should Lopez-Cantera bow out.
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+Rubio declined to elaborate Friday at a Miami news conference, called to highlight his fight for Zika funding: “Nothing’s changed from what I’ve said in the past. I’m enjoying my work in the Senate, I’m honored to be able to do it, and I’ll continue to do it through the end of my term. But as far as beyond that, nothing’s changed.”
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+Yet speculation about Rubio’s intentions is rampant in Florida political circles.
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+“Everyone’s still waiting to see if Marco’s going to get in,” said Carl Domino, a Republican former state representative now running for Congress. “None of [the GOP candidates] has good name recognition; none of them are raising a ton of money. . . . Marco’s very popular. He’s Hispanic. He can raise the money. Marco’s the easiest answer.”
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+The current GOP field comprises Lopez-Cantera, Jolly, U.S. Rep. Ron DeSantis and two wealthy, self-funding businessmen: real estate developer Carlos Beruff and defense contractor Todd Wilcox. They are fighting to take on the winner of a Democratic primary that’s been chock-full of drama itself, pitting Rep. Patrick Murphy, who is running with national party backing and has already raised $7.7 million, against Rep. Alan Grayson, a liberal firebrand.
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+Public polling has confirmed it’s a muddled race. An early-May Quinnipiac University poll showed each of the five Republicans statistically tied with or losing to Murphy, and none could open a statistically significant lead against Grayson.
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+Statewide name recognition does not come cheap in Florida. Consultants there point to the roughly $75 million that businessman Rick Scott (R) spent in 2010 to get elected governor — a figure, they say, that neither Beruff nor Wilcox will be able to come close to matching. DeSantis has outraised Jolly and Lopez-Cantera but still has only half of what Murphy has thus far collected.
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+Should Rubio agree to seek reelection, his near-universal name recognition would give him a clear advantage, but his path to a second term would remain thorny.
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+Only Jolly has said he would exit the race were Rubio to enter. “He is one of the stars of our party, and I would be proud to support Marco if he decided to run,” he said. The other candidates have committed to staying in the race or declined to address the question. Most observers assume Lopez-Cantera would bow out were Rubio to run.
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+In terms of fundraising, Rubio would start nearly from scratch. His presidential campaign account had more than $3 million when he withdrew but also $2 million in unpaid loans. He would be faced with asking donors to contribute in a state where voters roundly rejected him in March, when he garnered only 27 percent of the presidential primary vote and lost every county to Trump except his own.
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+That came after a bruising campaign in which his absentee voting record in the Senate became a liability — a record, at one debate, he defended by pointing out he had pledged not to run again. The May Quinnipiac poll found Rubio’s Senate approval rating underwater, with 49 percent of registered voters disapproving of his job performance to 42 percent approving.
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+Rubio would have to mend fences with party regulars who say they’ve gone six years without having any meaningful interaction with him. And he can expect to do battle with the tea party activists who propelled him into office in 2010 but were alienated by his pursuit of an overhaul of immigration law and his shifts on other issues.
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+“He pissed us all off, and he’s never going to get us back,” said Marion Frank, an activist in Palm Beach County who is backing DeSantis. “He will have the fight of his life, and it won’t be worth it.”
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+Others point to more personal reasons if Rubio demurs: his need to shore up his personal finances through private-sector work, his desire to spend more time with his young family in Miami and, simply, his unwillingness to break his word.
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+But there has been a notable shift in Rubio’s tone when describing his Senate work. Since returning from the presidential trail, he has been an outspoken advocate for federal funding to combat the Zika virus and has exercised his influence on foreign-policy matters. In the CNN interview, he said his frustration with the Senate was rooted in serving under a Democratic majority for his first four years. “I think it’s different now, and we’re starting to see movement,” he said.
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+Jolly claims to know the endgame. “Of course Marco Rubio’s running,” he said. “There are only two reasons Rubio would not endorse his best friend, the lieutenant governor — because either he’s running or he doesn’t want to get behind the guy polling at 3 percent. I think it’s the former.”
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+The speculation has put Lopez-Cantera in a particularly awkward position. He has been friends with Rubio since their days as young Republican activists in Miami in the mid-’90s, and the two served together in the Florida House. Lopez-Cantera rose to become the Republican floor leader, and Scott appointed him lieutenant governor in 2014.
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+Last week at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Key Largo, the similarities between the two men’s speaking style, demeanor and sharp skepticism of government were hard to miss. “Let’s face it,” Lopez-Cantera told the crowd. “You know how to turn one dollar into two. Government usually takes a dollar and turns it into 50 cents.”
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+In an interview afterward, Lopez-Cantera declined to say whether Rubio had personally reassured him that he wouldn’t enter the race. But he confirmed that Rubio did a fundraising call for him on May 27, shortly after the senator taped the CNN interview, and Rubio is set to appear at a Miami fundraiser for Lopez-Cantera on June 24, the day of the filing deadline.
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+“Marco has been very generous with his time, with his counsel, with his support, and I’m grateful to have it,” Lopez-Cantera said. “I look forward to continuing down this path and winning this seat in November and keeping it in Republican hands.”
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+Rick Wilson, a Florida political strategist who has ties to Rubio and is now working for a super PAC affiliated with Lopez-Cantera, said Rubio’s pledge not to run should be trusted: “When the guy says he’s going to do something, he does it.”
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+DeSantis, a House member since 2010, has demonstrated a talent for rallying the activist base and has won support from key outside funders, including the Club for Growth and a cadre of GOP mega-donors. At the end of March, he had raised the most money of the five GOP candidates, with more than $3.2 million in his campaign account and an associated super PAC raising an additional $1.1 million.
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+At the Boca Raton forum, DeSantis threw red meat to the crowd, starting with the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s emails and landing on the healthy state of a D.C. economy that produces “nothing of substance,” he said: “It’s all because of the growth of government. Washington booms while the rest of the economy is stuck in neutral.”
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+Beruff made a late entry into the race in February and immediately garnered comparisons to Trump — not only for his line of work and deep pockets but also for his blunt talk and support for many Trump policies.
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+In an interview, he gently rejected the comparisons but credited Trump with having “absolutely galvanized the frustration this country has with politics as usual in Washington.” He’s put his own twist on Trump’s policies: Where Trump has floated a ban on Muslims entering the country, for instance, Beruff favors a ban on those coming from Middle Eastern countries.
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+“You name me one people or one religion — I haven’t found one yet — that will train an 8-, 9-, 10- or 11-year-old child to strap a vest on themselves and blow themselves up,” he said after a central-Florida fundraiser last week, not far from one of his residential developments. “I get the fact that the majority — the vast, vast majority — are nice people who are peace-loving people, but that small element, we have to deal with it.”
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+Beruff has already spent more than $3 million on ads to introduce himself to Florida voters, and a late-May poll conducted by his campaign showed the developer with 17 percent support among likely primary voters. Jolly, who is well known in the Tampa media market two years after winning one of the most expensive House races ever, registered at 16 percent, with the others all in single digits.
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+Wilcox is taking a decidedly un-Trumpian approach to his outsider bid, highlighting his military record — and his relatively clean business slate. “I’ve never defaulted on a loan, I’ve never sued anyone, and I’ve never been sued,” he boasted at the forum.
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+In an interview beforehand, Wilcox acknowledged being outspent by Beruff but said he is ready to pounce when the time is right. And he suggested that it isn’t Beruff, who has long-standing ties to establishment Florida politicians, who can properly lay claim to the outsider mantle. “The symptom is Washington’s dysfunction,” he said, in a line he would later repeat to the crowd. “The actual disease is career politicians.”
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+After the forum, Palm Beach County GOP Chair Michael Barnett pondered which candidate might break out from the pack. He said he doubts Rubio will end up running, and that is all right with him.
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+“Nobody is as well known as Marco Rubio,” he said. “But once we have a nominee, I don’t sense that will be an issue anymore.”
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+New Zealand illustrator Strangely Katie struck on a brilliant idea when she conjured up her first batch of tea dragons as a set of "doodles." These quirky beasts capture the essential qualities of different types of tea --- floral, smoky, restful, robust --- mixed up with touches of real-life animals like dogs, cats, otters, and anteaters.
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+Something about these docile and domesticated creatures clearly resonates with dedicated tea-drinkers everywhere, because Katie's tea dragon posts on Tumblr have racked up hundreds of shares and likes, and Katie is now working on a short comic that will allow readers to explore the world of the tea dragons.
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+Perhaps in keeping with my taste in teas, my favorite tea dragon is the Lapsang, with its flaming antlers and wreath of smoke. The Oolong also looks like a charming old fella, but Katie's own favorite seems to be the sleepy Chamomile, who crops up time and again in her sketches.
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+According to Katie's commentary at strangelykatie.tumblr.com, tea dragons are rare animals that are about the size of dogs, and the tea leaves can be harmlessly plucked from their bodies. The rarity of the animals is due to their "depressing inability to fend for themselves. Like show animals, they have been bred to the point that they rely completely on humans to survive. Seen as luxury pets, the number of humans willing to spend the time and effort to keep a spoiled, demanding and somewhat fragile creature alive in order to make a good cup of tea has dwindled..."
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+It seems to me it would be worth the extra effort to have one of these delightful creatures in one's home, especially if their presence contributes to their enjoyment of the greatest drink the world has ever known, but perhaps the comic will shed light on just how much work these creatures can be. Still, I would very much like a tea dragon, and when you check out these designs, you'll probably want one too.
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+Attention, danger !
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+Pour ravitailler Roissy, le gouvernement fait travailler des non-grévistes et sacrifie la sécurité
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+« Aucun risque de pénurie ». C’est le discours officiel du gouvernement. Sauf qu’au niveau de la région parisienne et surtout des terminaux aéroportuaires de Roissy et d’Orly, le risque est bien là. Pour assurer un minimum de ravitaillement, le préfet de Normandie, qui couvre la direction de TOTAL, fait pression pour acheminer des produits raffinés depuis le dépôt de la CIM et la raffinerie de Gonfreville-l’Orcher, en Seine-Maritime, en direction de l’Ile-de-France. Et ceci en mettant en danger les installations et, surtout, la population… Paul Tanguy
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+Lenovo's new Moto Z and Moto Mod accessories are a basic take on the modular phone idea, letting you expand the phone's capabilities with magnetic snap-on backs. If that's your idea of a cool smartphone and you want to be the first to get your hands on a Moto Z, you'll have to be a Verizon customer, as the phones will be exclusive to the carrier for the first few months of their availability.
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+The Moto Z and Moto Z Force will be sold as Droid Editions on Verizon when they launch this summer, making Verizon the only carrier in the world to offer the devices. An unlocked version of the Moto Z will be available in the US and other countries in the fall, but the Moto Z Force will remain an exclusive to Verizon.
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+It's often not a good sign when a device is a carrier exclusive — it frequently means that other carriers weren't interested in offering the device to their customers. Last year's Moto X Pure Edition wasn't sold by any US carriers, but it was available unlocked direct from Motorola. That wasn't enough to make it a hit, however, as the X failed to make much of a dent in the saturated smartphone world last year. We'll have to see if the Z suffers the same fate, but being tied to one carrier in one country — even if it is a big carrier with a large marketing budget such as Verizon — certainly isn't a good way to start off.
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+Moto Z and Moto Mods first look
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+IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.
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+Leaked Intel roadmap reveals Skylake-X CPUs 2017 release
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+Leaked Intel roadmap reveals Skylake-X CPUs 2017 release
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+| Source: benchlife Author: Mark Campbell
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+Leaked Intel roadmap reveals Skylake-X CPUs 2017 release
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+In a leaked Intel roadmap the company has listed Skylake-X series CPUs for a Q2 2017 release, with Kaby Lake coming in Q4 2016.
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+The roadmap also shows that Kaby Lake will be arriving on mobile platforms first, coming first to Intel's low power U-series and Y-series of CPUs. The release of Kaby Lake on desktop roughly coincides with the release date MSI has given for their Intel 200-series motherboards.
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+On the enthusiast end it looks like Intel will be replacing the E with an X for the Skylake-X series of CPUs, though apart from this no clear information is given. At this time we do not know if Intel plans on releasing another 10-core CPU or if they plan on increasing the core count again to 12 or 14. We think it is likely that Intel will release another 10-core CPU but simply release Skylake-X with higher stock clocks.
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+Right now we have no confirmed information on Intel's Skylake-X platform, though we think it is likely that it will require a new CPU socket and will likely overclock better than Broadwell-E or Haswell-E, at least judging by its existing desktop counterparts.
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+On this roadmap we can also see listing for Kaby Lake-X, which comes with the same release timeframe as Skylake-X, hinting that Intel may decide to skip Skylake-X and go straight to Kaby lake, though right now information is unclear.
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+You can join the discussion on Intel's leaked Skylake-X roadmap on the OC3D Forums.
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+Minecraft – FrostBurn Update 1.10
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+After only three month the well known developer Mojang has released their new Update 1.10 for Minecraft, called the ‘FrostBurn Update’. The changelog is not as long as in the previous versions but still it consist of many interesting new features and changes.
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+They added for example two new hostile creatures to the game, which are on the one side the polar bears who spawn in the frozen plains and on the other, the new and stronger zombies which approach you in the deserts.
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+Another big feature is the second ‘technical block’, the so-called Structure Block which can store templates of structures and place them. Since the block is a technical block, you can only get it in the Creative Menu or as admin.
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+Here is a list of all the changes:
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+Many bug fixes
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+Added Polar Bear
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+Added Husk and Stray
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+An auto-jump option
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+Improvements to some commands
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+Structure blocks for custom maps
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+Underground fossils made from bone blocks
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+Added Magma Block
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+Added Nether Wart Block and Red Nether Bricks
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+Some huge mushrooms can be even larger
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+A rare chance to find lonely trees in plains
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+Find abandoned mineshafts filled with gold in mesa biomes
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+Villages generate better paths between the buildings
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+More variations of villages, based on the biomes they are built in
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+Endermen have been spotted in the Nether
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+Removed Herobrine
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+For more informations, click here.
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+There’s a U.S. Second Circuit judge, Denny Chin, who might be able to set Donald Trump straight on his allegations against the district judge Gonzalo Curiel—but so could any second-year law student who has remained awake during professional-responsibility class.
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+Zero plus zero equals zero.
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+Most lawyers would call the 1998 case this lesson comes from, Macdraw Inc. v. CIT Equipment Financing, an “ordinary case”—one company agreed to help another finance a large sale of industrial equipment. The deal went south, the buyer went bankrupt, and the borrower sold the collateral. The lender, Macdraw, sued for its claimed share, and the case had dragged on for six years in a New York federal district court by the time Chin had to school Macdraw’s lawyers on legal ethics and judicial impartiality.
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+There was nothing ordinary about those lawyers. The lead attorney was Larry Klayman, the founder of the conservative advocacy group Judicial Watch and the force behind dozens of politically minded lawsuits, including a recent one claiming that the Obama Administration engineered the spread of Ebola to exterminate the “Caucasian race and Jewish-Christian religion.”
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+Eventually, Chin dismissed Klayman’s client’s case with a few choice words for the way counsel had conducted it. Not long after, the judge got a letter from Klayman and his co-counsel, Paul Orfanedes, asking a few “questions” about the judge’s Asian American background and mentioning another case they had brought against the Clinton administration. They then filed a brief questioning the judge’s impartiality:
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+Mr. Klayman and Mr. Orfanedes became concerned that because the Court was a recent appointee of President Clinton … and Mr. Klayman had been prominently mentioned in the media for his role in the Commerce Department case, which focused in part on the White House, the Democratic National Committee, John Huang, Melinda Yee, and other persons in the Asian and Asian–American communities, and because the lawsuit had elicited such angry responses from the White House, Democrats and the Asian–American community, that the Court might be angry at them and unable to be fair and impartial ...
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+In a written response, Chin noted that he hadn’t been aware of Klayman’s other lawsuit. As for the questions about his race, he said, “This sentiment is absurd and demeans me individually and the Court as a whole.”
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+He then lowered the boom. Klayman and Orfanedes were required to withdraw as counsel from the case and would not be permitted to appear in Chin’s court on any matter ever again. They would be required to show his opinion to any other judge in the district in any future case. The court clerk would also report the sanctions to every court where they held bar membership.
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+Klayman and Orfanedes recruited former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark (the lawyer for, among others, Lyndon LaRouche, Slobodan Milošević, and the Branch Davidians) to appeal the sanctions. The Second Circuit briskly affirmed Chin’s order. “Courts have repeatedly held that matters such as race or ethnicity are improper bases for challenging a judge's impartiality,” wrote the chief judge, Ralph Winter, a Reagan appointee. “Nor should one charge that a judge is not impartial solely because an attorney is embroiled in a controversy with the administration that appointed the judge. … Finally, appointment by a particular administration and membership in a particular racial or ethnic group are in combination not grounds for questioning a judge's impartiality. Zero plus zero is zero.”
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+That equation is a good way to think legally about Donald Trump’s attack on Curiel, who is hearing a case against him as ordinary as Macdraw—a civil class action alleging Trump’s “university” was a scam aimed at defrauding its students by selling them worthless instruction.
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+Trump has now made an issue out of Curiel’s ethnicity and his appointment to the bench by the Obama administration. His ire was raised because the judge allowed the release of some documents from Trump University—documents that seem extremely damaging to Trump’s case. “The judge was appointed by Barack Obama,” Trump told a rally last week. “The judge, who happens to be, we believe, Mexican, which is great, I think that’s fine.” In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Trump went on to say that Curiel’s “Mexican heritage”—he was born in Indiana—should disqualify him because “I’m building a wall. It’s an inherent conflict of interest.”
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+“If background or sex or race of each judge were ... sufficient grounds for removal, no judge on this court could hear this case.”
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+Curiel, as The New York Times noted, has faced down a Mexican drug cartel and is thus probably not intimidated by the likes of Trump. But Trump’s ugly tantrum does offer a chance to look at some ignorant misconceptions about judicial impartiality.
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+Start with former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, who on Saturday spoke up on Trump’s behalf in The Washington Post. If Trump screams “smoke!” loudly enough, he suggested, we ought to start wondering whether—not saying there is, just raising the question—there might be fire. In Trumpian form, Gonzales said, “I am not judging whether Curiel is actually biased against Trump. Only he knows the answer to that question.” Gonzales didn’t mention there is no evidence of bias. After all, he’s just, you know, saying.
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+With similar primness, The Daily Caller noted, “Curiel served on the selection committee in 2014 for the La Raza Lawyers of San Diego Scholarship Fund. Six of seven of the recipients of these scholarships ranging from $1500 to $1600 were born in Central America. One of them, Ricardo Elorza, described himself as ‘undocumented.’” Curiel is a member of a group with La Raza in its name. It’s not the National Council of La Raza, as Trump has suggested, just a staid lawyers’ group; but still, that’s a Spanish word, pretty damning. He also appointed a lead class-action lawyer from a firm that has members who support Hillary Clinton. Of course, that appointment took place before anyone imagined Trump was a serious presidential candidate, but still, Gonzales said, “it might not be unreasonable for a defendant in Trump’s position to wonder who Curiel favors in the presidential election.”
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+“I wonder if this Latino judge doesn’t like me because I go around saying bad things about people like him” is actually not a “reasonable” thought for a litigant, and certainly not a legal argument for recusal. Trump’s lawyers, I suspect, know they risk sanctions if they make it.
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+“At least in the federal system, judges separate themselves from politics when going on the bench, and their life tenure reduces any felt reliance on political patrons,” wrote Winter, the judge in Macdraw. To overcome that presumption, anyone—a layperson or a lawyer—needs what is called “extrajudicial” evidence of actual bias. That is, not the fact that a judge is a Democrat, but that he or she expressed generalized bias to others, or spoke badly outside of court of the party or the lawyers. Absent that, a litigant has, as Winter said, zero.
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+A related misconception is that the impartiality of minority judges is inherently suspect. As David Graham noted, in the 1970s, this Trump-style claim of “inherent” bias was thrown at the great Leon Higginbotham, who rose to be chief judge of the Third Circuit. Higginbotham, an expert of the history of race and American law, crisply denied the motion:
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+By that standard, white judges will be permitted to keep the latitude they have enjoyed for centuries in discussing matters of intellectual substance, even issues of human rights and, because they are white, still be permitted to later decide specific factual situations involving the principles of human rights which they have discussed previously in a generalized fashion. But for black judges, defendants insist on a far more rigid standard, which would preclude black judges from ever discussing race relations even in the generalized fashion that other justices and judges have discussed issues of human rights.
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+Constance Baker Motley, the first female African American judge, faced a similar challenge in a 1975 sex-discrimination case. “[I]f background or sex or race of each judge were, by definition, sufficient grounds for removal,” she responded, “no judge on this court could hear this case.” Catholic and Mormon judges have also been challenged; Judge Michael Mukasey, an Orthodox Jew, was asked to step aside from a case against a Muslim defendant in 1994. Citing Higginbotham’s landmark opinion, he said that motion was “the same rancid wine in a different bottle.”
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+Trump wine has always been a little off, and this vintage fairly reeks. At its rawest, the claim amounts to, “Who are you—African American, woman, Jews, ‘Mexican’—to judge a real citizen, a white man?” It’s no different, in essence, from the assertion of one Texas Ku Klux Klansman, being sued for harassing Asian American fishermen, that a female black judge should withdraw because “of the prejudice of ‘your people against the Klansmen.’”
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+The re-introduction of this crude, explicit racism into politics is repellent. More repellent yet, in a sense, is the effort now beginning—by figures like Gonzales, Joel Pollak of Breitbart, The Daily Caller, and other conservative outlets—to mainstream this dangerous deviancy.
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+It remains for the present to extend Winter’s equation to three terms. The Trump side has nothing. No law. No logic. No facts. In 2016, zero plus zero plus zero is even less than zero.
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+June 10 (Reuters) - California Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill into law allowing unauthorized immigrants to buy health insurance on a state exchange created under the U.S. Affordable Care Act, making the state the first in the country to offer that kind of coverage.
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+The law lets the state request a waiver from the federal government that will be needed to allow unauthorized immigrants to purchase unsubsidized insurance through Covered California, the state’s healthcare exchange.
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+“Today we ask the federal government to remove another barrier to health insurance access that discriminates against some of our residents on the basis of their documentation status,” said Senator Ricardo Lara, the bill’s author, in a statement.
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+Brown, a Democrat, signed the bill on Friday, according to the governor’s website. His office was not immediately available for comment.
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+The Los Angeles Times reported that if the waiver is approved, it would allow as many as 390,000 immigrants to purchase healthcare insurance through the state’s exchange.
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+Opponents of the legislation have said it would unnecessarily cost California taxpayers and strain the state’s healthcare system.
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+About 7 percent of California’s population, or 2.6 million people, lack legal immigration status. In 2012, the state spent more than $600 million on emergency room and other health-related services for people living in the state illegally. (Reporting by Brendan O’Brien in Milwaukee; Editing by Muralikumar Anantharaman)
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+Sweden’s state-funded broadcaster has revealed that of 163,000 migrants who came to Sweden, less than 500 have found jobs.
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+Sweden saw a record 163,000 applications for asylum last year as a result of the migrant crisis and many Swedes were assured that the new arrivals would contribute to the economy; but new research from Sweden’s state-owned SVT reveals that fewer than 500 migrants have found work.
+
+Using data from the Swedish employment agency and the Swedish migration authority, Migrationsverket, the network claims that only 494 asylum seekers are contributing to the economy, The Local reports.
+
+While in many countries asylum seekers are banned from formally working while their application is being processed, in Sweden there are exceptions. The “at-und” is an exemption granted by Migrationsverket which allows asylums seekers access to the labour market.
+
+In an effort to explain the incredibly low number of migrants working, Lisa Bergstrand of Migrationsverket told SVT: “There was an incredible number of people applying for asylum in Sweden and so that we should be able to register them, we had to de-prioritise certain tasks, and that was the matter of jobs”. Of the migrants who claimed asylum in 2015 approximately one third of the men and women aged 20-64 were given the exemption to allow them to work, which is around 53,790 migrants.
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+The figures of migrant unemployment follow a trend in Sweden of high unemployment for foreigners. The unemployment for those born in Sweden is at the lowest point since the 2008 financial crisis at around 4.8 per cent, while foreign born unemployment is at 14.9 per cent.
+
+This means that there are fewer people in Sweden paying tax into the generous “Swedish model” welfare system. Some have said that the influx of foreigners who do not work will strain the welfare system to the point of collapse as foreigners are expected to make up 60 per cent of unemployed residents in Sweden by 2017.
+
+Fredrik Möller, integration officer at the Swedish employment agency Arbetsförmedlingen, said that there were just simply no programmes available for migrants to get them into jobs or training.
+
+“They may be registered in our database as unemployed, but they are only entitled to basic services, that is using our online services and talking to advisors. But there are no programme-based alternatives, that are no courses and no traineeships,” he said.
+
+The joblessness of new migrants in Sweden may not just be bad news for the Swedish economy but for Swedish security as well. Breitbart London has reported on Islamic State recruiters using employment agencies in the immigrant-dense town of Malmo as recruiting centres for the terror group.
+
+Per-Ola Persson, who heads the security service for the employment agency, confirmed the claims stating:”There were indications that there were attempts to recruit into a terrorist organisation” at the job centres.
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+7 PaaS Startups To Watch (Click image for larger view and slideshow.)
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+Ad blocking on mobile devices grew 90% in 2015, according to publishing consultancy PageFair, and was used by 419 million people in March 2016. Approximately 21% of the world's 1.9 billion smartphone users have an ad-blocking browser installed, the company says in its new report, "Adblocking Goes Mobile." (PageFair itself also offers anti-ad-blocking services.)
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+Most of the mobile ad blocking is occurring in the Asia-Pacific region, where 93% of the ad-blocking mobile browsers can be found. Of all smartphone users in the region, 36% use an ad-blocking mobile browser.
+
+In the US, mobile ad blocking browsers appear on about 1.24% of smartphones. In Europe, that figure is 2.7%. PageFair estimates that there are 2.8 million users of ad-blocking mobile browsers in the US.
+
+PageFair also notes that content-blocking apps have grown. Content blocking is euphemism for ad blocking, if you accept that "sponsored content" and data collection code associated with ads falls under the advertising umbrella. In September, as part of iOS 9, Apple introduced content blocking APIs for blocking content (ads) in its mobile Safari browser and in third-party apps that display web content through an iOS WebView component.
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+Since then, PageFair says, developers have created at least 229 iOS apps that can be used to block ads in other iOS apps. Though March, there have been 4.5 million downloads of these apps globally.
+
+PageFair's numbers appear to be consistent with the mobile ad blocking numbers reported by Sourcepoint and comScore last year, at least with regard to the US. According to their report, "The State of Ad Blocking," released September 2015, usage of mobile ad blocking was below 0.5% in the US, 7% in China, and 9% in India.
+
+Sourcepoint and comScore predicted that the introduction of iOS 9, released that same month, would increase the usage of mobile ad blocking in the US and Europe.
+
+As PageFair's report suggests, it's not just Apple's acceptance of ad blocking that has driven adoption of the technology. In January, Samsung opened up ad-blocking support in the pre-installed Android browser that comes with its Android Marshmallow distribution. The company says it plans to expand support to its phones with other versions of Android. That same month, Brave launched a mobile browser designed to block ad-tracking mechanisms and replace ads with other ads that the company claims provide a better user experience.
+
+In March, Opera integrated ad blocking into its desktop browser and into Opera Mini, its mobile browser.
+
+Interest in ad blocking has prompted a backlash among publishers and the ad industry. Beyond the Internet Advertising Bureau's statement on the subject, which manages to be both condemnation and mea culpa, publishers have tried to fight ad-blocking technology with countermeasures.
+
+In a paper published earlier this month, "Adblocking and Counter-Blocking: A Slice of the Arms Race," researchers from Stony Brook University, the University of Cambridge, UC-Berkeley, the International Computer Science Institute, Queen Mary University of London, and University College London found that at least 6.7% of the top 5,000 websites (as identified by Alexa) use anti-ad-blocking scripts.
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+Companies serving such scripts include PageFair, Google, Taboola, Outbrain, Ensighten, Cloudflare, and others, the researchers report.
+
+The makers of ad-blocking software in turn have taken to blocking the scripts that block ad blocking. AdBlock Plus, Ghostery, and Privacy Badger block some of the anti-ad-blocking scripts found on websites. Browser scripting extensions like Tampermonkey also can be used to block ad-blocking countermeasures.
+
+[Read Yahoo Mail Ad-Blocking Move Angers Users.]
+
+Some in the publishing industry have questioned the legality of ad blocking. In Germany, where the matter has actually been litigated, Eyeo GmbH, the maker of AdBlock Plus, has been on a winning streak, though the fight continues.
+
+At the same time, companies using anti-ad-blocking scripts may be vulnerable to claims that attempting to circumvent a user's ad-blocking software violates privacy rules, at least in Europe. Last week, privacy campaigner Alexander Hanff sent a cease-and-desist letter to publisher IDG UK demanding that the company "stop the unlawful detection of my use of ad blocking technologies within my web browser on IDG UK websites..."
+
+Ultimately, neither technology nor the law will resolve the situation. Some people just won't accept ads. Trying to force them to do otherwise will only alienate that those people further. Advertisers have to produce content that people want, without surreptitiously harvesting data, attempting to dictate terms, or hindering the viewing experience. Given the difficulty advertisers may have with that challenge, publishers would do well to produce content worth paying for.
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+(Cover Image: Kagenmi/iStockphoto)
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+According to a Hong Kong-based news source, Lakeshore East’s upcoming super-tall Vista Tower has sold $200 million worth of condominiums since March of this year. The roughly $1 billion Jeanne Gang-designed tower is a joint business venture between China’s Dalian Wanda Group and Chicago-based Magellan Development Group and will contain 406 luxury residences and a five star 191-key Wanda branded hotel.
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+Magellan executive vice president Sean Linnane tells the South China Morning Post that while a number of Vista Tower buyers are Chicago locals, his firm is marketing the nearly 1,200-foot building in Hong Kong, Singapore and the Middle East. Meanwhile co-developer Wanda is responsible for selling the project on the Chinese mainland in high-profile markets such as Beijing and Shanghai.
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+The report also cited an average price per square foot of $1,000 for Chicago’s upcoming combination hotel/condominium super-tall. While steep, this figure still amounts to less than half the price a similar development would fetch in a coastal market like New York and explains why foreign investors are finding such value in the booming Midwest city.
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+Last year was a record-breaking period for foreign real estate investment in Chicago which saw $3.27 billion of new overseas capital flow into the Windy City — eclipsing a previous record of $2.18 billion set in 2013. While concerns over depressed energy prices and a Chinese economic slowdown caused some investors to initially dial back their expectations for 2016, the rapid sales of units in the Vista Tower is an encouraging sign. The project is expected to break ground as early as this month with delivery slated for 2020.
+
+Curbed Video: Six essential tips for your bedroom
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+Who played where before?
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+16 teams, 16 players. We'll show you a club crest, a clue about the club, and the names of four Barça players. Only one has ties to the team in question...
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+Anthony Borrelli
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+aborrelli@pressconnects.com | @PSBABorrelli
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+Police say a man was stabbed Saturday at a Binghamton residence after an argument involving chicken nuggets.
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+The 39-year-old victim suffered multiple stab wounds to his abdomen and one just below the ear in the assault, which took place at 8 Crandall St., according to Binghamton Police Capt. Jack Collins. The victim remained hospitalized Wednesday, listed in critical condition, police said.
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+On Tuesday, investigators arrested Lamont Weaver, 31, of Binghamton, and charged him with a felony count of attempted second-degree murder in connection with the stabbing. He was taken into custody at a Henry Street apartment.
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+Collins said Weaver and the victim had known each other for a few weeks and investigators believed the stabbing stemmed from an argument over food — namely chicken nuggets.
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+Anyone with information to assist with the ongoing investigation is asked to call Binghamton police detectives at 607-772-7080.
+
+Follow Anthony Borrelli on Twitter @PSBABorrelli
+
+Man arrested in STABBING at church dinner
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+ROAD RAGE MURDER: Guzy could get 50 years to life
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+AKRON, Ohio -- William Montague, the former head of the Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center, is scheduled to be sentenced to prison Friday, more than two years after he pleaded guilty to 64 corruption-related charges.
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+Montague, 64, will be the final defendant as part of a wide-ranging FBI investigation into Cuyahoga County's pay-to-play political system. More than 60 government officials, employees and contractors were charged as part of the case.
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+He pleaded guilty in 2014 to defrauding the VA through bribery and kickback schemes where he accepted tens of thousands of dollars from contractors in exchange for inside information.
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+U.S. District Judge Sara Lioi in Akron will sentence the Brecksville resident Friday afternoon.
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+In a sentencing memorandum filed last week, Montague's attorneys asked for a prison sentence of four years, three months in prison. He has also agreed to pay nearly $390,000 in forfeitures, restitution and fees.
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+Montague is free on bond.
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+(You can read the sentencing memo here or at the bottom of this story.)
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+Montague, who headed the Cleveland VA between 1995 and 2010 and later headed the VA in Dayton, gave confidential information to the New York firm CannonDesign which gave the company a leg up when bidding on projects.
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+As part of his plea agreement, he testified against Mark Farmer, then a CannonDesign architect who bribed Montague for the confidential information. A jury found Farmer guilty in August and he is now serving a 33-month prison sentence.
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+Montague also gave confidential information to electrical contractor Michael Forlani, the former owner of Doan Pyramid Electric in Cleveland, and head of Veterans Development LLC.
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+Veterans Development LLC was selected by the Department of Veterans Affairs in 2005 to develop and manage the consolidation of the VA's Brecksville campus with an enlarged campus near University Circle.
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+The development included a new administration building and parking garage at East Boulevard and East 105th Street, adjacent to the VA hospital. A 122-bed dwelling for homeless veterans was privately financed.
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+Forlani is serving an eight-year prison term for racketeering, bribery and other corruption-related crimes.
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+The U.S. inspector general in 2012 concluded that the decision to consolidate the VA centers was "fundamentally flawed." The inspector general said the consolidation, instead of saving money, would cost the VA nearly $500 million over the next 20 years.
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+If you want to comment on this story, please visit Friday's court and crime comments section.
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+Bernie Sanders is a politician who has been the U.S. senator for Vermont since 2007. Sanders ran for the Democratic party nomination for president in 2016 and is running again for 2020. He is a democratic socialist and progressive. He was born September 8, 1941, and is married with four children.
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+Community Highlights June 1, 2016
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+Our community is amazingly helpful and creative. If you haven’t been there yet, make sure to stop by our chat room and come hang out with us. In this blog post I want to highlight a few recent awesome projects and videos from the community.
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+SceneGen - cli for making scenes
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+SceneGen is a new command line utility developed by Andrew Cockburn that helps with creating scene configurations for Home Assistant. To use it, you put your house in the preferred state, run SceneGen and it will print the scene configuration for your current states.
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+Videos
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+Nick Touran has been working on integrating IR remotes with Home Assistant. He made it into a component which should be available in the next release which should arrive in a couple of days. In the meanwhile, he wrote up a blog post and has put out a video showing the new integration, very cool!
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+Ben from BRUH Automation has put out another great video how to get started tracking your location in Home Assistant using MQTT and OwnTracks.
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+Muhammed Kilic has created a video how to make your Home Assistant instance accessible from the internet using the free dynamic DNS service DuckDNS.
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+FRESNO, Calif. -- One local Trump supporter is being banned from wearing a signature Donald Trump hat to school after it began to draw tense conversations.Logan Autry left Powers-Ginsburg Elementary School early on Thursday because school leaders said something he was wearing is causing a safety concern on campus-- his red hat."The vice principal came up to me and told me to take my hat off because it brings negative attention from other students. And I said no a few times and then the principal told me again and I still said no and refused," said Logan Autry.For three days straight the third grader wore the hat to class. But each day, more and more classmates began confronting him at recess."I still want to keep my hat. It's not the hat that draws attention, it's just my personality that the other children do not like," said Autry.Autry recently moved to Fresno from the foothills, he loves politics and American history."He knows more than I do. He knows more about this election than I know, it's kind of embarrassing. You know, like are you smarter than a third grader kinda thing. But he is just very adamant about his beliefs and his rights. He wants to be a politician that's his goal," said Angela Hoffknecht, Logan's guardian.He already has the shirt and tie down, and practices speeches about Trump on the playground."I've told them his policies on illegal immigration, and our second amendment, and our first amendment and all of our amendments that need to be protected which are not going to be an amendment at all if Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders gets elected," said Autry.Autry got his $20-- now, controversial-- hat when he skipped school to attend a Trump rally last week."He doesn't speak like a politician. He speaks like a normal person. He knows what this country needs."Autry briefly met the presidential hopeful during his local stop and even got his hat autographed."I got to shake his hand and I felt his hair too, and it's actually real. On the TV it looks not real, but it like, has a blur but when you see it in real life it looks a lot different."From the mouth of a nine-year-old who won't back down from upper graders, or district officials, who say they are out to protect him and everyone else on school grounds.With school almost out Logan's family members are trying to offer him alternative hats to wear, such as one with an American flag. But, so far he has not been willing to swap out his red one.
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+James Call
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+Democrat Capitol Reporter
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+Libertarian candidate joins four GOP candidates in newly-designed district race
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+District tilts so far towards Republicans the incumbent Democrat declined to run
+
+Leon Democrats still searching for a viable candidate to carry their flag
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+The congressional District 2 primaries will be closed. A Libertarian candidate has emerged to challenge the four Republicans vying to succeed Rep. Gwen Graham, D-Tallahassee, in Washington.
+
+Rob Lapham lived in Alaska for 35 years where he ran an IT company before moving to Texas in 2010, according to his website. There he served on the Texas Libertarian Executive Committee and ran for Congress in 2014.
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+In that race he pledged to downsize the military, eliminate the federal income tax and end the war on drugs. Lapham received 1.9 percent of the vote in a three-way race for the 22nd Congressional District of Texas.
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+"I expect to get a better result this time," he quips. "It's an uphill climb, but if you believe in your platform then you should run."
+
+Lapham is a deficit hawk and believes the U.S. needs to get spending under control. Lapham and his wife Cheryl retired to Port. St. Joe last year and helped organized the Gulf County Libertarian Party.
+
+He blames Congress for most of the country’s problems.
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+“A president cannot spend a dime unless it is first authorized by Congress,” said Lapham.
+
+No Democrat has yet to enter the race, but more eyes seem to be turning toward term-limited state Rep. Michelle Rehwinkel Vasilinda. Dave Jacobsen leads two Tallahassee political clubs that tend to tilt toward the party’s left wing; many of his fellow Democrats are upset with Graham’s performance and Vasilinda’s stand on gun rights – she co-sponsored the campus carry bill.
+
+He surveyed people on his email contact list about a Vasilinda candidacy and said more than 70 percent of respondents would support her. Those who opposed her candidacy, he said, were one-issue voters upset about her stance on guns.
+
+“They need to remember she has a history of standing with working people,” said Jacobsen, who had opposed campus carry.
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+Like the opt-in web survey by the Leon County Republican Executive Committee and the straw poll taken after a Florida Family Policy Council debate, Jacobsen conducted an unscientific nonrandom survey with a built-in bias. It’s all that is available at this stage of the campaign but provides insight into the thinking of select groups of county voters
+
+One of the factors Vasilinda said she is considering is whether she can count on financial help from the Democratic Party. A couple of the GOP candidates have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars and long lists of endorsements in a race for a district that so overwhelmingly favors Republicans it sent the Democratic incumbent into retirement.
+
+In first quarter fundraising reports, Neal Dunn reports he had $552,000 in his campaign account, Mary Thomas reported $378,000, Ken Sukhia, $101,000 and Jeff Moran $6,000. New reports will be out next month.
+
+The primaries are August 30.
+
+This past week, Thomas picked up the endorsement of the House Freedom Fund.
+
+“Mary Thomas is focused on fighting for less government and more freedom, and she's the only candidate in this race that conservatives can trust,” said Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan, who chairs the fund.
+
+Thomas adds the HFF endorsement to the score of national groups backing her campaign, including the Club for Growth, Maggie’s List, and the Tea Party Express.
+
+Dunn meanwhile campaigned Friday at a Bay County Chamber of Commerce event where former Florida House Speaker Allan Bense provided an update on the distribution of money from the BP oil spill.
+
+Bay County is Dunn’s base and Bense is among the list of former elected officials, including former Senate President Don Gaetz and Speaker Will Weatherford backing his campaign.
+
+The campaigns indicated they were planning “major announcements” this coming week. On Monday, the state Division of Elections will begin accepting qualifying papers for state and federal offices. The qualifying period actually runs from noon June 20 through June 24.
+
+Reporter James Call can be reached at jcall@tallahassee.com. Follow on Twitter @CallTallahassee.
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+Switzerland’s proposed ‘unconditional basic income’ (UBI) could become an official policy as early as next week. On Sunday, voters will decide whether every Swiss man, woman, and child should receive a monthly no-questions-asked payment designed to help alleviate the stress of paying for basic needs. Campaigners for UBI have fought hard for several years to bring the question to the public, but analysts say it’s unlikely to pass. A recent poll showed 72 percent of voters are inclined to reject the proposal, following advice from the Swiss government and most of the country’s political parties.
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+Continue reading below Our Featured Videos
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+In an effort to rally support for the initiative, its campaigners hit people where they can feel it: their bank accounts. The campaign raised funds to hold a lottery of sorts, in which one citizen will be paid 2,500 Swiss Francs per month for a year—the amount proposed under the UBI policy. With a monthly check like that, supporters of the initiative argue that it would become much easier for Swiss citizens to have children, pursue higher education or job training, and it would diminish or potentially eliminate the need for some social programs geared toward low income residents.
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+Related: Switzerland might pay all citizens a 2,500 Franc basic income every month
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+The ballot measure for Sunday’s vote, if approved, would translate into a monthly payment of $2,500 for each adult citizen, as well as around $625 per month for each child. Foreign residents who have lived in Switzerland for more than five years would also be eligible for the payments, under the initiative.
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+Finland and Holland are preparing to experiment with similar programs, and some cities in Canada and Spain are considering it as well. Imagine what your family could do, if you didn’t have to worry as much about paying for basic needs.
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+Via Phys.org
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+Images via Pixabay and Peter Gronemann/Flickr
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+Photo by Karsten Moran
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+Tor.com Publishing is proud to announce that we’ve acquired a trilogy of novellas from Myke Cole, author of the Shadow Ops series. Cole’s new trilogy is an exciting fantasy adventure featuring magic, persecution, and war machines. The first book in the series is titled The Fractured Girl.
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+Myke Cole had this to say:
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+“Grimdark fantasy has long been my favorite subgenre. I love the flawed characters and stark, gray storyscape, with the smallest hint of redemption glowing on the horizon. After 6 military fantasy novels, I’ve been itching to try my hand at something totally different, and I’m doubly psyched to be doing it with Tor.com Publishing. I loved The Builders, and Tor.com has always been one of my favorite sites to read and write for. Heloise Factor is my favorite kind of hero, the one who makes mistakes and suffers for them, and comes out swinging anyway. I can’t wait for you to meet her.”
+
+Consulting editor Justin Landon had this to say:
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+Back in February, we told you about Shudder Labs, a new program from the horror-specific streaming service—which is still quite new itself, having launched last summer—designed to help up-and-coming horror filmmakers launch their careers by introducing them to mentors with experience serving in the horror trenches. Since then, the Masters-In-Residence for the program have been announced—Habit director and ubiquitous indie-horror actor Larry Fessenden, The Boy writer Clay McLeod Chapman, Darling producer Jenn Wexler, SFX artists Josh and Sierra Russell, and more—but we’ve yet to hear about the lucky fellows themselves.
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+Well, out of more than 300 applicants, 11 have been selected as the inaugural class of Shudder Labs Fellows. They’ll participate in a five-day retreat at the Mohonk Mountain House in New Paltz, New York next week, followed by a year of mentorship from a Master-In-Residence and a $5,000 grant to get started on their projects. Let’s meet them, shall we?:
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+As The Dust Settles / Mike Olenick
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+An asteroid carrying the seeds of alien life crashes down in the neighborhood where a young couple is buying a house from a dishonest realtor. When the couple settles into their new home, they unpack a secret that will change the lives of everyone in the neighborhood: the truth about what happened to the home’s previous owner.
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+Mike Olenick is an experienced editor who’s worked with directors like Guy Maddin, the Quay Brothers, Kelly Reichardt, Sadie Benning, and Jennifer Reeder. He’s made a handful of short films which have screened—and won awards—at festivals across the U.S., as well as streaming on MUBI and airing on Ducth TV. You can watch the trailer for his most recent short, Red Luck, below.
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+A modern sorcerer must save his friends from a dark dimension, but to succeed he must overcome his own suicidal depression.
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+Shane Wheeler’s path to filmmaking has been an interesting one: He was trained as a biologist, and wrote his first screenplay while working on a fishing boat. Since then, he’s made several short films; you can watch the trailer for his latest, Stabbing With Frank, below.
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+Black Bats / Rick Spears
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+Feeling cast out from society, two teens begin a relationship under the belief that they’re transforming into monsters. What begins as fantasy ends with horrific consequences as they both lose touch with reality.
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+Comics fans may know Rick Spears from his work in that medium, which includes the graphic novels Teenager From Mars and Dead West. He’s also written and directed a handful of short films, like last year’s Black Eyes, which you can watch part of here.
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+In The Night / Joshua Erkman
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+A 24-year-old running from his past starts a new job picking up the dead for a mortuary and begins to suspect powerful sinister forces are closing in on him.
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+Like Rick Spears, Joshua Erkman is best known for his work in another creative field—namely, as the drummer for Los Angeles-based punk band LAMPS. But he’s also directed two short films, including 2015’s In The Night, which will serve as the basis for his first feature. You can watch it below.
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+Lovespell / Courtney and Hillary Andujar
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+A teenage girl in Hawaii casts a dark spell that unlocks something sinister within herself.
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+Texas twins Courtney and Hillary Andujar grew up in their local punk scene and have gone on to exciting creative careers—Courtney as a writer who has worked with artists and activists such as Yoko Ono, Paul Chan, and Julian Assange, and Hillary as an an art director. (She also worked in the art department on Tim Burton’s Big Eyes and The Wachowskis’ Sense8.) You can see some of Hillary’s art department work on her website.
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+Polybius / Hunter Stephenson
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+It’s the summer of 1984 in Fayetteville, North Carolina. The only thing booming louder than the arcades is the aircraft over Fort Bragg. A hip babysitter named Tiffany is determined to show the brothers Carmack the parent-free weekend of their lives. But her reality is bleeped when the younger brother, a vidiot ‘sperger named Palmer, is snatched after encountering a pylon-like arcade cabinet. Joined by a skeleton crüe, it’s up to Tiffany to kick ass, chew bubblegum and forevs destroy this trippy gamer-gateway to hell.
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+Although he came up in the Scottish punk scene, Hunter Stephenson is now a writer and producer based “east of the Rockies.” He recently produced the Noisey docu-series Hot Sugar’s Cold World, which received the Honorable Mention at Hot Docs 2015 and was executive produced by David Gordon Green, Jody Hill, and Danny McBride. The trailer is below.
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+The Eyes / Will Forbes
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+In 1970’s Upstate New York, there is a local legend of The Eyes, a spirit in the woods of the Catskill Mountains that consumes the souls of the lost and weary. When the favorite uncle of three local kids dies suddenly and under mysterious circumstances at the edge of those woods, the kids set out on a mission to discover the horrifying truth.
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+In sort of a reverse John Carpenter move, Will Forbes composed and produced music for TV and short films for nearly a decade before “he realized the best way to achieve his goal of scoring horror films was to start making them himself.” The Eyes will be his directorial debut.
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+The Sound of Darkness / Melody Cooper
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+A blind musician and a deaf sculptor are haunted by a woman only they can see and hear, who leads them to take on an epic battle against a terrifying legacy of racial violence and evil.
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+Melody Cooper is a playwright, screenwriter, director, producer, and the founder of Origins, a group that helps create and support Black Visionary work. She won the Women in Cinema International Screenplay Competition for her horror script Monstrous, which also won third place at the Slamdance film festival. The Sound Of Darkness will be her first film; you can see a teaser trailer below, and read more about it here.
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+Un-Seen / Lucy Cruell
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+Some things once seen, cannot be unseen.
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+Although she graduated from law school, Lucy Cruell decided to give up the legal world and now works as a “full-time writer, director, and starving artist.” She’s written short stories, film criticism, and a number of award-winning screenplays and pilots, created the “internet horror serial” 31, and directed four short films, including 2014’s I Need You, the trailer for which is below.
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+What Happens Next Will Scare You / Chris LaMartina
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+On the verge of losing their jobs, a group of click-bait journalists struggle to compile their scariest viral videos for a Halloween listicle, but when a cursed entry brings malevolent forces into their reality, our social media junkies must figure out they’re sharing harmful content before they become victims of their own monsters.
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+One of the more experienced filmmakers in this year’s Shudder Labs program, Baltimore-based Chris LaMartina has several DIY horror-comedy features under his belt, including 2014’s Call Girl Of Cthulhu and 2013’s WNUF Halloween Special (which this writer has seen and recommends). The trailer for the latter is below.
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+You can read more about this year’s class of Shudder Labs fellows at the Shudder Labs website.
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+Monji Essanaa sort de son silence. Une semaine après avoir essuyé les coups de policiers lors de la manifestation contre la Loi Travail, l'éducateur sportif caennais de 54 ans reste dans l'incapacité d'exercer son métier. A l'arrêt de travail d'une journée délivré par son médecin dans les heures qui ont suivi l'agression, s'est ajouté une semaine d'ITT pour le quinquagénaire qui souffre notamment d'un décollement de la plèvre.
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+Mobilisé contre la Loi Travail depuis le départ
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+"J'avais déjà manifesté contre le CPE en 2006 et là, je suis mobilisé contre la Loi Travail depuis le début. Jeudi 26 mai, j'étais à la manifestation prévue par les organismes syndicaux, de l'EPSM du Bon Sauveur jusqu'à la place du Théâtre. J'ai estimé que faire une heure de marche pour se plaindre de la Loi Travail n'était pas suffisant donc j'ai suivi le cortège qui est reparti vers 12h30".
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+Frappé à 6 reprises au moins
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+"Place Gardin, je me suis assis sur un bloc de granit pour ranger mes lunettes cassées dans mon sac. Le temps de regarder à l'intérieur, je vois la police à ma hauteur. Le policier me passe devant, je me dit que je suis tranquille mais non, il fait un pas en arrière et me dit : "qu'est-ce que tu fous là toi ?". Je lui explique que je range mes lunettes mais il ne cherche pas à comprendre et me donne un coup sur l'épaule. Je tente de lui redire ce que je fais et là il me remet un coup dans le bas du dos. En tentant de me lever, je trébuche sur le bloc de pierre".
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+"Une fois à terre, il m'assène un coup de pied, de semelle, sur la poitrine. Je me dit que je n'ai plus qu'à me mettre en boule, à me protéger la tête. J'ai senti au moins deux coups, puis un policier me dit : "relève-toi, tu repars dans la manif !". J'ai été surpris et j'ai répondu que je ne voulais pas y retourner. On m'a ensuite menacé de me redonner des coups si je ne repartais pas. Alors j'y suis allé à travers les fumées des gaz lacrymogènes et en reprenant un coup au passage".
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+Décollement de la plèvre
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+"Dans l'après-midi, je suis allé chez le médecin parce que j'avais des douleurs à la poitrine puis je suis allé porter plainte dans la foulée. La policière a été compréhensive, on a essayé de bien détailler le déroulement de ce qu'il s'est passé. Le lendemain, j'ai eu la police des polices et j'ai passé une radio qui a révélé un pneumothorax, un décollement de la plèvre. J'ai eu deux arrêts de travail : l'un d'un jour et l'autre d'une semaine".
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+"J'ai toujours des douleurs à la poitrine lancinantes et puis quand je fais des inspirations ou expirations fortes. Mon médecin m'a conseiller d'aller aux urgences si j'avais le moindre essoufflement. Pour l'instant, je ne peux plus enseigner parce qu'en cas d'intervention, je prends le risque d'aggraver les problèmes pulmonaires".
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+Rien à faire dans la police s'il ne sait pas se contrôler
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+"La police peut être énervée après plusieurs semaines de mobilisation, mais on est professionnel. Moi, j'ai été pompiers de Paris, quand on est sur des feu très longs, fatigué ou pas, on doit se contrôler. Le comportement qu'il a eu n'est pas un comportement professionnel. J'ai l'impression qu'il s'est fait plaisir, qu’il s'est acharné sur moi. Ce type de personnage n'a rien à faire dans la police s'il ne sait pas se contrôler".
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+"Je comprends les jeunes qui sont énervés, "haineux" contre la police. On aime la police quand elle rend service, quand elle donne des coups de main, quand elle nous soutient. C'est comme dans un couple quand tout se passe bien qu'on est sympathique, on est content d'être avec mais quand elle un un comportement qu'elle ne devra pas avoir, d'agressivité, de violence, on n'a pas envie de l'aimer cette police, elle n'a rien à faire dans un pays démocratique".
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+Maître Marand-Gombar : "Les vidéos de l'agression sont essentielles dans l'affaire !"
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+Pour plaider sa cause devant la justice, Monji Essanaa a fait appel aux services de Maître Claude Marand-Gombar. L'avocat pénaliste caennais entend bien aider son client à clarifier les faits et obtenir des excuses de la part du policier incriminé.
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+"Il faut clarifier les choses, savoir pourquoi il y a eu des comportements inadmissibles. On veut en tirer des conclusion et des conséquences pour éviter la reproduction de comportements de même nature. Il est insupportable d'entendre que les policiers présents ce jour là puissent se dire en état de légitime défense. Toutes les conditions d'une éventuelle légitime défense ne sont pas réunies. Est-ce tellement compliqué dans notre société quand un personnel commet un acte totalement inapproprié, de présenter des excuses ?"
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+"Ce dossier est exceptionnel, non pas en raisons de la gravité des comportements parce qu'il y en a déjà eu dans le passé mais parce que nous avons des éléments de preuves. S'il n'y avait pas les vidéos, les photos, cette affaire aurait eu beaucoup plus de mal à prospérer en terme de suites judiciaires. Ces images sont essentielles, quand on voit les coups de matraques, de semelles, on imagine assez mal que l'on puisse contester la réalité des coups d'une part et mettre en avant l'existence d'une possible ou prétendue légitime défense".
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+The largest ISIL-related federal prosecution to reach trial resulted Friday in emphatic guilty verdicts against three Minneapolis men on charges of conspiring to support a foreign terrorist organization and to commit murder abroad under its command.
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+The three defendants — Abdirahman Daud, 22; Mohamed Farah, 22, and Guled Omar, 21 — now face sentences of up to life in prison in a case that could have national repercussions for the battle against homegrown terrorism.
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+As the verdicts were read in a hushed Minneapolis courtroom, each defendant sat silently and their relatives began weeping. One woman left the courtroom sobbing and one juror could be seen tearing up.
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+On a list of separate charges, the jury found Farah guilty of making false statements to federal authorities, but found Daud not guilty of perjury. Omar was also found guilty of attempting to use student aid to finance his travel.
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+After the verdicts were announced, U.S. District Judge Michael Davis asked each defendant in turn: “Do you understand what the verdict was?”
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+Omar replied: “That’s correct.”
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+Farhiyo Mohamed, right, the mother of defendant Abdirahman Daud, and a second woman emerge in tears from the federal courthouse in Minneapolis on Friday morning after the verdict was delivered in the ISIL trial.
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+The verdicts capped nearly three days of deliberation by the 12-member jury and a three-week trial that featured dramatic, contentious testimony by three former friends of the defendants, including one who had become a paid FBI informant. Several times, the trial was interrupted by altercations in the packed courthouse between Somali-American families who found themselves on opposite sides of the issues.
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+The case was just the third federal ISIL-related prosecution in the nation to reach trial, and the first with multiple defendants. As a result, it was closely watched by prosecutors, civil libertarians and terrorism scholars across the country. Of particular interest was the large number of defendants charged and their connections to friends who succeeded in leaving the United States and joining the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).
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+‘Not about entrapment’
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+As Davis entered the courtroom to receive the jury’s verdict, some spectators could be heard saying, “Bismillah, bismillah,” which means, “In the name of Allah,” a phrase invoked by some Muslims before the beginning of an important event.
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+When court adjourned after the verdicts, relatives and supporters of the defendants left the courthouse for an emotional, impromptu news conference on the plaza outside. Some were silent. Others cried. One woman sobbed as she collapsed into the arms of friends. Protesters held up signs reading “Stop FBI Entrapment” and “Stop Targeting Somalis!”
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+“The families are in grieving,” said Sadik Warfa, who has served as an informal family representative during the trial. “They will appeal. They believe their sons are innocent.”
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+Warfa said the Somali community respects the American judicial system, but that lack of diversity on the jury was troubling.
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+“We may not agree with the legal system, but we have to respect it,” Warfa added. “The mothers won’t rest until their sons get the justice they deserve.”
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+Daud’s attorney, Bruce Nestor, later said he will focus for now on preparing for sentencing. “That’s the next phase.”
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+Speaking to reporters upstairs in the courthouse, U.S. Attorney Andrew Luger called the trial one of the most important in recent Minnesota history.
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+“They wanted to fight for a brutal terrorist organization, kill innocent people and destroy their own families in the process,” Luger said. The defendants, he added, “were not wayward kids who just got caught up in a fantasy.”
+
+Luger was joined by Richard Thornton, FBI special agent in charge in Minneapolis. Both took their firmest public stands yet against observers who have assailed the use of a paid informant and claim the government is targeting the Somali-American community. Both said the case was “not about entrapment” and that the conspiracy was “fully in place” before Abdirahman Bashiir, a onetime friend of the defendants, became a paid informant.
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+“They made that decision on their own, long before a friend started taping their extraordinary planning sessions,” Luger said.
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+Added Thornton: “Some or all of these defendants would be dead and in an unmarked grave in Syria had [Bashiir] not done the right thing.”
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+Late Friday afternoon, at the restaurant she operates in south Minneapolis, Mohamed Farah’s mother, Ayan, said she could not bear to go to the courthouse to hear the verdicts.
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+“Why would I go? I knew they were going to break the hearts of my boys,” she said. “My feelings are tired. I feel tired.”
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+Defendants in the Minneapolis ISIL trial are, from left, Abdirahman Yasin Daud, Mohamed Farah, Guled Omar
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+She denied the government’s accusation that her son intended to become a killer, but said she now places her faith in her religion. “Allah is in charge,” she said.
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+As she spoke with a reporter and friends who stopped by to console her, Ayan Farah’s cellphone rang: It was her son, calling from jail.
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+“I knew this [would be] the outcome,” Mohamed told his mother.
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+“Do not worry,” she replied. “You know your mom is strong.”
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+Then, after his mother handed her phone to a nearby reporter, Mohamed said simply: “I am feeling OK.”
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+With the phone returned to his mother, Farah told his parents: “I am happy. One day I will get a fair justice.”
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+Intensive FBI probe
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+The three young men were the only defendants to go to trial from a group of 10 who were charged as part of an ongoing FBI investigation into terrorist recruitment in the Twin Cities Somali community. The probe dates back more than six years, when nearly two dozen young Minnesotans left to join the Somali terrorist organization Al-Shabab.
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+U.S. Attorney Andrew Luger, speaking to reporters following Friday's verdicts, called the trial one of the most important in recent Minnesota history.
+
+Six of the 10 pleaded guilty at various points in the last year, including two who testified against their former friends at trial. Another, Abdi Nur, 22, was charged in absentia after reportedly making it to Syria in May 2014 to join ISIL and maintaining contact with co-conspirators back home through early 2015.
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+At the heart of the government’s case was testimony and snippets of conversations secretly recorded by Bashiir, the paid FBI informant.
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+Prosecutors cast the conspiracy as a series of “exceptionally persistent efforts” beginning in spring 2014 to join an “exceptionally brutal” terrorist group. Omar was accused of twice trying to travel to California, then cross into Mexico and use a fake passport to fly to Syria. Prosecutors said he was also temporarily emir, or leader, of the group as it tried to leave in the spring of 2014.
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+Farah, meanwhile, was among four defendants who were stopped by federal agents at JFK International Airport in New York in November 2014 as they tried to board overseas flights. Daud and Farah were later arrested in April 2015 after driving with Bashiir to a California warehouse near the Mexican border to buy fake Canadian passports from an undercover FBI agent.
+
+Throughout the trial, defense attorneys argued that the statements captured on tape were youthful boasts, not sincere desires to join ISIL. Bashiir’s role in setting up the fake passport plan also prompted protests outside the federal building over claims of entrapment and FBI surveillance of the Somali-American community.
+
+But jurors were instructed to reject any entrapment defense if they thought the government proved that the men were willing to commit the crime — something prosecutors say they “long itched to do” — before Bashiir turned informant.
+
+Omar, whose older brother allegedly left Minnesota several years ago to join the terror group Al-Shabab, had sobbed on the witness stand and said he vowed not to put his family through a similar ordeal. But Assistant U.S. Attorney John Docherty argued Tuesday that Omar stayed behind in spring 2015 only out of caution, not wanting to travel with others also under FBI surveillance.
+
+Docherty also maintained that the men knew they would be asked to kill for ISIL, playing recordings of each defendant discussing the possibility of being sent back into the United States by ISIL or sharing a route into the country with ISIL fighters.
+
+Security at the federal courthouse was unusually high Friday, and included guards, U.S. marshals and a bomb-sniffing dog.
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+“In those tapes the three defendants convict themselves with the words that come out of their own mouths,” Docherty told jurors.
+
+In his closing remarks, Murad Mohammad, Farah’s attorney, repeatedly referred to the defendants as “kids,” while suggesting that Farah’s desire to leave the country was motivated by humanitarian and religious aims, and an attempt to avoid arrest after months of FBI surveillance.
+
+Assistant U.S. Attorney Julie Allyn rejected that argument, and later showed jurors photos of Nur and Hanad Mohallim, another friend who made it to Syria, clutching AK-47s.
+
+“They’re not children,” she said. “These are grown men capable of making this decision. … They decided to join ISIL.”
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+The FBI investigation, dubbed “Operation Rhino,” is continuing, and a Department of Justice pilot program aimed at countering radicalization is still in its infancy. On Friday, officials continued to call for “a community-based solution” to a threat they say won’t soon go away.
+
+“This is no time for people to stick their heads in the sand,” Luger said. “This trial should be a wake-up call: All Minnesotans must resist the impulse to deny reality.”
+
+Staff writers Shannon Prather, David Chanen and Faiza Mahamud contributed to this report.
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+It's been a busy couple of days for Senator Professor Warren. Harry Reid keeps pushing her for vice president. (Shut up, Harry. Shut up now.) Somebody—and I can't imagine who it might be—leaked the fact that she should be endorsing Hillary Rodham Clinton any day now. (Which has brought the wrath of the Bernie or Bust crowd down on her. Yeah, that'll work.)
+
+And, just to prove that she's still getting better at this whole politics thing, she allowed the text of her speech on Thursday night to the American Constitution Society to get out into the world where, among other outlets, ABC News got a hold of it.
+
+"Donald Trump is a loud, nasty, thin-skinned fraud who has never risked anything for anyone and serves nobody but himself," Warren is set to say at the event, where she will share the stage with Vice President Joe Biden. "Judge [Gonzalo] Curiel has survived far worse than Donald Trump. He has survived actual assassination attempts. He'll have no problem surviving Trump's nasty temper tantrums," Warren will say. The Massachusetts senator also plans to tie Trump directly to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan by making the case that Trump is only taking a page from their playbooks. "Trump isn't a different kind of candidate. He's a Mitch McConnell kind of candidate. Exactly the kind of candidate you'd expect from a Republican Party whose 'script' for several years has been to execute a full-scale assault on the integrity of our courts," Warren will say, in accusing McConnell of blocking judicial nominations. "Trump is also House Speaker Paul Ryan's kind of candidate," Warren will say. "Paul Ryan condemned Trump's campaign for its attacks on Judge Curiel's integrity. Great. Where's Paul Ryan's condemnation of the blockade, the intimidation, the smears, and the slime against the integrity of qualified judicial nominees and Judge Garland?"
+
+Annnnnnnnnnd, scene!
+
+She clearly has taken quite to heart her new role as Secretary of Shade in the HRC shadow cabinet. Linking Trump's attack on Judge Curiel to the efforts of More Serious Republicans to stymie the president's other judicial nominees is some first class, old-school East Cambridge nut-cutting.
+
+(Note, if you will, how Speaker Paul Ryan's absurd support-but-not-endorse position on his party's presumptive presidential nominee gets him some chin music.)
+
+Alas, for us all, the folks at ABC News had the Both Sides microchip implanted years ago and so we get this at the end of the story.
+
+Warren's planned remarks are only the latest addition to the senator's many rants against Trump. She has been outspoken in her criticism of the presumptive Republican nominee in recent months, often using Twitter to unleash social media rants against Trump on several occasions. Trump has similarly used Twitter to bash Warren, calling her "goofy Elizabeth Warren" and attempting to mock her Native American heritage by calling her "Pocahontas."
+
+First, we get "rants" twice in two sentences. Can you really "rant" in 140 characters? We need a ruling here.
+
+Second, except for the part about He, Trump's being a "loud, nasty, thin-skinned fraud," what's rant-ish about the rest of the leaked text? Are the Republicans blocking the president's nominees or not? Is Merrick Garland being denied even the courtesy of a hearing or isn't he?
+
+And third, if that's the best He, Trump has for a comeback, isn't it worthy of note that it has absolutely nothing to do with any issue before the public in this election?
+
+However, this is another example of why SPW should not be vice president. She does her best work when, as the Scripture says, she is praying somewhat outside the camp. For the moment, anyway, the Secretary of Shade is in.
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+Story highlights Green Party likely nominee Dr. Jill Stein told CNN that there is room in her party for disappointed Bernie Sanders fans
+
+Stein said she viewed Sanders as a kindred revolutionary
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+(CNN) As the Democratic primary winds down to a close, Green Party likely nominee Dr. Jill Stein said she wanted Bernie Sanders supporters to "know that there's a plan B here to continue to fight that revolution."
+
+Sanders went from a long-shot candidate to the head of a national progressive movement in months, and Stein said she believed many of his supporters, turned off by presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton's record and a bruising primary season, might go Stein's way.
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+Stein offered condolences to Sanders supporters and praised Sanders for running a "revolutionary" movement that spoke to the issues she also cares about in an interview with CNN Tuesday evening.
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+"We are here in the event that they feel like they don't have a place to go," Stein said.
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+Alex Mar | Atlas Obscura | June 2016 | 27 minutes (6,812 words)
+
+I am standing in the living room of a wood-paneled modular house out in the Nevada desert. Alongside me is Barbara Williamson, once called “the most liberated woman in America”; and slinking toward us, across the grayed-out carpeting, is a large, muscular, wild animal.
+
+Now 78, Barbara had driven me here in a massive red pickup. The plan was to make tea and have a good talk in her office (just past the meditation room). But first, she wanted to introduce me to someone.
+
+“Are you ready?” she asked.
+
+Sure.
+
+I followed Barbara through the kitchen.
+
+“Peggy Sue,” she called out gently. “Are you awake? Peggy Sue…”
+
+We turned the corner into the living room, and that’s when I saw her. Her eyes are huge and almond-shaped, her ears point upwards (a signature of the breed), and her paws are striking in their size. Peggy Sue is a Siberian lynx, over 60 pounds, with powerful legs and sharp, two-inch-long canine teeth. She has not been de-clawed. I’d been aware of this fact, but only in this moment does it truly register: Barbara shares her home with what is, more or less, a small tiger.
+
+“I wanted the wildness,” Barbara says. “I have a streak in me that just has a lot of wild desires, and it makes me feel really good to be accepted by a wild animal—I don’t know for what reasons. Back to the old motto: ‘If it feels good, do it!’”
+
+Barbara, with her close-cut, bright-white hair and fuchsia lipstick, in light blue jeans and an ’80s-graphic parachute jacket, strokes the thick fur on the animal’s back and invites me to do the same. As we stand closer, each of us stroking Peggy Sue’s flanks, Barbara tells me they sleep together in the bed at night, sometimes curled up around one another.
+
+Nearer now, the lynx looks a little raggedy, her skin a little loose, her long tail capped with two strange clumps of fur. She recently turned 20 years old—that’s how long ago Barbara retired to the small desert town of Fallon, Nevada, with her husband John. Out here on their 10-acre plot, the two created a spontaneous, guerilla-style sanctuary for “big cats.” Gradually, though, the creatures died of old age: three cougars, four bobcats, two tigers, two Barbary lions, a serval, two lynxes—and finally, three years and one month ago (Barbara keeps count), John himself. And now Barbara lives alone, with a single exotic animal, elderly herself, as her closest companion.
+
+The lynx butts its head up against my legs.
+
+“That’s a love gesture,” Barbara says.
+
+The enormous cat does it again—two, three, four more times. I can feel the size and weight of her skull as she pushes me.
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+I’m aware that the affection she gives she can take away in a second.
+
+How to Be Free
+
+Barbara Williamson has built multiple sanctuaries for her wild desires.
+
+She and her husband created perhaps the most legendary (and notorious) of the 1970s lifestyle experiments, the nexus of primal behavior and bourgeois America: the Sandstone Foundation for Community Systems Research. Founded in 1969, hidden high up in Los Angeles’s Topanga Canyon, Sandstone Retreat (as everyone called it) was a nudist community that promoted personal freedom through open marriage and group-sex parties. During its seven-year run, it attracted about 500 members and 8,000 visitors, was featured across national media, played a central role in a bestselling book by Gay Talese, and became cultural shorthand for both the promise and peril of the Sexual Revolution. And always, at the core of this alternate universe, were the Williamsons.
+
+Marriage in America has clearly been shifting shape in the decades since the ’70s: “polyamory” has developed into a movement, gay couples across the country can now legally wed, and an unprecedented number of women have chosen to remain single into their 30s and beyond. But there was no visible movement, no pushback against the mainstream, when Barbara was growing up.
+
+Barbara Cramer was born in 1939 on a farm near Chamois, Missouri, to parents who were utterly indifferent. “My abuse came in the form of neglect,” she says. In her memoir Free Love and the Sexual Revolution, self-published last year, Barbara writes of her childhood:
+
+There was never any hugging or touching or kisses. I’m sure I wasn’t even rocked as a baby…I never thought of my house as a home. It was just a silent, cold building where I slept. When I lay in bed at night, my brain churned with questions: Who am I? Why am I here? Why doesn’t anyone talk to me, touch me, or love me? Why am I so unlovable and alone?
+
+She grew up isolated from urban life and culture—with the exception of one film that she watched in 1958, at the age of 18, at the local movie house, Auntie Mame. The film stars Rosalind Russell as an eccentric grand dame who rescues her nephew from a life of convention. At one point, Auntie Mame (Russell) shouts out from the top of a sweeping staircase: “Live—that’s the message! Yes, live! Life is a banquet, and most poor suckers are starving to death!”
+
+It was burned into young Barbara’s memory.
+
+Barbara didn’t want the unexamined life of her parents (and everyone she knew in Missouri). She didn’t have any particular interest in getting married or having children—she wanted pleasure! Besides, she couldn’t imagine life as the appendage of a man. “I saw them as selfish, aggressive, narcissistic, arrogant, and unfeeling,” she writes. “Why in the world would I want a dolt like that hanging around and contaminating my environment? No thanks. I would make it on my own.” After graduating from high school, she took the money she’d saved from working at the local dance hall and, in lieu of college, soon made her way out to Los Angeles to find a job.
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+She managed to land work at New York Life Insurance, and discovered that she had a natural talent for sales. By the age of 22, in the early ’60s, she was earning in the high five figures. (“Word was out: Don’t fuck with Barbara Cramer!”) A self-described Meg Ryan type, she owned a slick new Ford convertible, rented a house with a pool, and spent many of her weekends water-skiing with girlfriends and their revolving roster of dates. She had no desire to choose a mate.
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+Until she met John Williamson. He was a prospective client (at the time, the former Lockheed Martin engineer was managing a small electronics firm in the Valley), but Barbara quickly realized their relationship would run deeper than that. He spoke in a thoughtful, melodic voice, and he was the first man she’d ever met who was a talented listener. Their first date, at the Hollywood Hills Hotel, transformed into a spontaneous weekend in San Francisco, packed with long conversations about what they wanted for themselves (John was also uninterested in a conventional life), and culminated in “simultaneous orgasm.” Within days, Barbara moved in; within a month, they were married—to make things easier on Barbara (after all, the sexual revolution hadn’t happened yet, and living in sin brought social shame).
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+But they didn’t plan on playing out some Middle American fantasy of “husband and wife.” They could be frank with each other about anything—and that’s just what they did. Over the coming years, the two began wondering aloud what their ideal lifestyle might look like, free from social constraint. Both came from very little (John had grown up in a dirt-floor cabin in Alabama swampland) and transformed themselves into high-earning young professionals—but now they questioned their values. What if, in lieu of brand-name clothes, they just went naked? What if, instead of indulging in possessive relationships, they allowed each other to have sexual experiences with other people whenever either of them felt the urge? As long as they remained honest, they agreed, it wouldn’t have to affect their love for one another. On the contrary, they decided, the key to staying together was to take the pressure off their marriage in this way. “We felt it was impossible for one man and one woman to fulfill all of each other’s needs.” It also helped that John embraced Barbara’s new awareness of her bisexuality.
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+By the late ’60s, they began inviting open-minded friends and couples to join them at their house on L.A.’s Mulholland Drive for evening sessions of group nudity and partner-swapping. A few of their guests even moved in. The counterculture movement had begun to take shape, especially on the West Coast, and with it came the idea of communal living—in slightly gross, hippie conditions, sometimes without electricity or running water, crashing in sleeping bags, the inhabitants wearing Goodwill clothes and depending on handouts and the occasional panhandling. But the Williamsons had worked hard to become solidly middle-class, and now nearing 30 and 40 respectively (i.e. pretty much “dead” to the hippie generation), they decided to invite into their circle only similarly driven, “upscale” people who shared “America’s traditional values”—with less traditional views, of course, about marriage and sex. About 10 people gathered in the living room nearly every night, sipping wine in the nude, massaging one another, occasionally retiring to one of the bedrooms for sex with a friend’s partner while the group consoled the un-coupled spouses. For newcomers, the first night could be hard, stirring up complicated emotions.
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+But as their Mulholland Drive experiment carried on, Barbara and John grew bored with its limitations: so many of their guests would simply come to swing and then immediately return to their daily lives, otherwise unchanged. They wanted to build something more radical and transformative.
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+“What if we started a commune,” Barbara writes, “a grown-up one built with comfort and ease in mind where everything was beautiful and well-kept, with a big, luxurious home that would comfortably hold as many guests as we wanted to join us. We envisioned lovely furniture, soft lighting, beautifully manicured lawns, well-tended grounds, and a clean, well-stocked kitchen with all the amenities of a perfect civilization.” They could live in total honesty and open sexuality, free from jealousy. And they would do it with enough material comforts to make even Rosalind Russell feel at home.
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+Californication
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+In 1968, John sold his share in his corporation, and he and Barbara used that money (over $1 million today) as the down payment for their “perfect civilization,” their New Sexual Utopia. They soon found the ideal property: 15 secluded acres way up a winding dirt road in Topanga Canyon, close to Malibu and just far enough from the city. (The Monkees had tried to purchase the place, but the deal fell through.) With a multi-bedroom main house, two guest cottages, and a separate structure that contained an Olympic-size swimming pool, this was the bourgeois free-love compound they’d been dreaming of.
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+The couple set about engineering the right mood. Barbara decorated the 60-foot-long living room on the main floor with plush carpeting, velvet sofas, a crystal chandelier, giant ferns, and floor-to-ceiling curtains—everything in natural tones, everything designed to feel good on naked skin, and only the most flattering lighting. In the large basement, complete with massive fireplace, they covered the floor with a collection of mattresses and waterbeds. They christened this space the “ballroom”—you know, for balling. And in the final stroke in their return to nature, the Williamsons removed all the doors, converting the bathroom on the main level into a kind of thoroughfare. “There was no backstage at Sandstone,” Barbara writes. “Whatever anyone did was done openly in front of everyone else. I always felt that constant exposure made it virtually impossible to be dishonest.”
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+By October of 1969, they were ready for their first party. That evening, as people began trickling in, Barbara says she and John were anxious. “We took all our clothes off, went down there, holding onto one another, and just watched.” But they’d miscalculated: Unsure of how to attract guests, they’d encouraged a friend to invite “the Playboy bunch”—some of the folks who usually populated Hugh Hefner’s parties—and the results were far from what the Williamsons had envisioned.
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+It’s not hard to imagine what happened next. The men, used to swinging at the mansion, worked their way through the women at an impressive pace. “It was as if it was fine for the women to be abused by the guys,” Barbara says. “I saw this one woman—she never got up all night! She must have been fucked by 10 guys. And I thought, ‘This is really an abuse of beauty. This crowd does not share our values whatsoever.’” Sandstone was not meant to be some trendy “fuck club.”
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+So they called a do-over, and spent time strategizing: how to attract a crowd that did share their values? They ran ads for membership in the Los Angeles Free Press and rented an office in Westwood where they could meet with any couples that might apply (a way to keep “freaks” from knocking on their door). These interviews often closed with a critical question: “So, just how much do you love one another?” Some had met only days before; others had been married for 20 years—what mattered was how close they were, how committed to the relationship, and how ready to test it. Those people made the best Sandstone material: they created more of a balance, temperamentally, as well as a balance between the sexes. (In keeping with its friendliness to the middle class, sex at Sandstone seems to have remained all about the heteros, with a handful of bisexual women in the mix but no men openly interested in men.) Most importantly, the Williamsons thought, they had to keep the place from becoming a den for randy single guys. There was also a less high-minded qualification for joining the nudist, group-sex community: preference went to people who were in good physical shape. (Ironically, this left John Williamson himself as one of the only members proudly sporting a potbelly.)
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+They ultimately developed a core group of about a dozen live-in members who managed the community full-time, in the nude, opening the doors to vetted visitors six days a week, with ballroom sex parties every Friday and Saturday. This inner crew was comprised of a fluctuating collection of one-on-one marriages and ménages-à-trois. As far as the part-timers, who eventually numbered about 500, they included people from a whole range of backgrounds—nurses, executives, professors, actors, musicians, artists, a pair of young Mormons, even a judge—and most of them mingled wearing nothing more than their eyeglasses or charm bracelets. Barbara writes of the power of nudity:
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+Once you took off your clothes and got real, everyone knew who you were and loved you for it. You were no longer hiding behind a layer of expensive clothing that showed the world how wealthy and hip you were. No low-slung, hip-riding bell-bottoms and tie-dyed T-shirts proclaimed your disdain of the establishment. No military or law-enforcement uniforms declared your allegiance. No thousand-dollar Armani suits or five-hundred-dollar calfskin attaché cases advertised your status as a high-powered banker or attorney. When you shed your public persona and stand naked with a group of other naked people, incredible lightness washes over you. All pretense and game-playing are gone.
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+Overseeing it all, setting the tone, were the Williamsons, themselves naked at all times (save when it was their turn to go shopping for groceries). To many, Barbara was the boss, drawing up lists of chores and serving as a no-nonsense bouncer on party nights; while John was the unlikely sex guru, a big ape with curls of child-blonde hair and a soft, instantly intimate demeanor that made you want to lean in closer when he spoke, dragging on a cigarette between trippy conversational riffs.
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+Sandstone was intended as a “therapeutic environment,” promoting (in John’s words) “honesty, sharing, and freedom from bullshit.” They were also promoting open sexuality—“but in a very relaxed, low-key sort of way.” Anyone aggressive, competitive, or sexually pushy was immediately asked to leave. The Williamsons liked to reference the “Gestalt prayer” by Fritz Perls, a founder of Gestalt therapy:
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+I do my thing and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I, and if by chance we find each other, it’s beautiful. If not, it can’t be helped.
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+If only it were that easy. Martin Zitter, who became the retreat’s press liaison, remembers grappling with “a sense of separation or loss” from his wife Meg as each witnessed the other experimenting in the ballroom. It was challenging to be confronted with your partner having sex with another person—Barbara herself says that the pain of those possessive feelings toward her own husband never completely went away—but it was intended to be difficult. The goal was to separate the idea of sexual exclusivity from love, and tearing off that Band-Aid hurt.
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+In a surprise to their partners, the women proved more resilient than the men. Jonathan Dana and his then-wife Bunny co-directed a 1975 documentary called Sandstone, living on the grounds, in full participation, in order to do so. (A Dartmouth grad who’d married at 23, Jonathan was taking time off from earning a business PhD when he began his foray into filmmaking.) “The people you thought would have the easy time might have the harder time: guys bringing their wives and then discovering that they can’t handle their wives being there,” he says. “The women were ready to break out—and they had a support network from the other women there. The guys were kind of by themselves; they were still male-competitive—but the women would find themselves in demand and very nurtured.” Or in Barbara’s words: “Most of the women took to Sandstone like a duck to water!”
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+Though Sandstone was not the only space in late-’60s and ’70s America dedicated to sexual freedom—the West Coast was dotted with “free love” communes and cults—it was the cushiest and the most middle-class-relatable. The scene, captured in the Danas’ doc, is striking for its banality as much as its graphic sex. Sipping red wine and dining on an elaborate buffet, members and guests—ranging from their 20s to 50s, most of them in the nude—talk about home renovations, going shopping with their mother-in-law, favorite vegetable dishes, and studying for summer school. (The Danas also documented where the evening goes from there, with everyone descending into the red-light “ballroom,” piling onto the mattresses, a tangle of bodies.)
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+Sandstone was also the most self-promoting of the California communes. Barbara says that she and John occasionally made the trip down to UCLA to give guest lectures on sexuality and human psychology. Sammy Davis Jr., Bobby Darin, Berry Gordy, and Peter Lawford attended Sandstone’s parties. The community was covered by Rolling Stone (with the headline “Sensuality Comes to the Suburbs”), the Los Angeles Times (“Sandstone is not a ‘sex club’ or wife-swapping fraternity”), Penthouse (“sexual hang-ups are treated by permissive therapy or orgy”), and Regis Philbin’s morning talk show. And in what would ultimately become Sandstone’s major claim to fame, journalist Gay Talese spent months there as research for a book about sex in America. He spoke about the experience in interviews with Esquire, New York magazine, and The Tonight Show. “There’s a lot of touching and hugging and friendly kissing and the greatest feeling of camaraderie I’ve ever experienced!” he told Johnny Carson. “If you want to have sex, you simply take your chosen partner by the hand and lead them into the ballroom and have sex! It’s that simple.”
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+Radical honesty and open marriage had infiltrated Middle America, and Sandstone was at the center of the national conversation. In a screen moment that must have seemed prophetic, the Sandstone movie lands on an image of John Williamson naked on the lawn, his blonde hair backlit by the sun. “Five years from now,” he says, “it’ll be an entirely different world.”
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+‘A Sense of Wonder’
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+Or not.
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+In 1980, Talese published his book, Thy Neighbor’s Wife, with Sandstone as its centerpiece, and it became an instant bestseller (it earned $4 million before publication). But by that point, the place had been shuttered for half a decade.
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+Attracting members to the radical commune had always been a challenge—you were required to register under your legal name, which scared off those who only wanted to attend the occasional party anonymously—and the Williamsons felt obligated to keep dues low, at $240 per year. (“Much to our disgust,” Barbara writes, “everything is about money.”) Besides, Barbara and John, loners at heart, had gradually gotten burned out on constant community; after hosting thousands of visitors, they wanted some quiet. At the same time, a battle with the local zoning board, hostile to their sex-obsessed nudist neighbors, was draining their resources, and the bad vibes began to chase members away. Compounding the real-world problems plaguing their utopia, large swaths of Topanga were then declared national parkland, seriously reducing its resale value. To make a long, awkward story short, the Williamsons took off with what little money they had left, and a few members managed to keep Sandstone open for just another 18 months until it shuttered for good in 1976.
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+Even without the money-and-real-estate drama, the group-sex community would have shuttered for good with the horrific spread of AIDS in the early ’80s. And in a broader sense, the mood of the country had shifted, as a wave of divorces gave way to a generation of latchkey kids, unimpressed by their ex-hippie parents’ behavior (see: Family Ties’ Alex P. Keaton). Ronald Reagan was twice elected president on the strength of his return to “family values.” Sexual exploration, especially among married heteros, retreated behind closed doors. Communities dedicated to “free love” seemed hopelessly passé. And for the hundreds of thousands of readers of Thy Neighbor’s Wife, the story of Sandstone was that of the ’70s’ ultimate failed experiment.
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+It’s 11a.m. in New York City when I wake up Gay Talese. I’ve cold-called him on his ground line and to my amazement, being of another generation (he’s 84), he actually picks up the phone. At first, confused, he calls me by another woman’s name. He was up until five this morning, finalizing the text of a new book and dealing with a gaffe he’d made about women in journalism during a recent university appearance. Conscious of the clock, I ask him about the Williamsons.
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+“That was in a time when group sex and consensual adultery were kind of a new thing,” he says. “The big mission of John and Barbara Williamson was to try to make people feel that extramarital sex didn’t reflect a bad marriage—that you could have a central relationship and satellite relationships and not harm your partner.”
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+This ran counter to Talese’s entire upbringing—as a Catholic altar boy in the ’40s in Ocean City, New Jersey, and a college student in the ’50s. “When I had my first girlfriend, whatever sex we had was in a car, and you wouldn’t risk going to a motel. All that was so different”—he means Sandstone, and that entire era—“I wrote about it with a sense of wonder.” From massage parlors and X-rated theaters to pornography and swing clubs, Talese reported on the evolution of American sexual mores, in the role of “participating observer.” The book, while a great success, left him described in the press as a sort of pervert and nearly derailed his now 57-year-long marriage—something he’s discussed openly.
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+Like the Taleses, the Williamsons stayed together. I mention how counterintuitive I find it that a couple that founded a free-love commune would eventually retire to a tiny town, just the two of them, no longer that concerned about seeking out new partners. “You can’t do as easily at age 50 what you can at age 40,” Talese says. “That’s true of almost everybody. You get worn out—like you’re Michael Jordan one year, and then you’re not.”
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+At this point, he goes off track. “Why don’t you write a book?”
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+I tell him that I have written a book, published recently.
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+“But you didn’t answer my question: Why don’t you write a follow-up today, to Thy Neighbor’s Wife? Why not?”
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+It’s a legitimate idea, if a little obvious in a media culture that, at this point, has picked over sex and sexuality seemingly from every angle. But my thoughts are cut short by his next question:
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+“How old are you—28?”
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+I’m well into my 30s.
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+“Are you married?”
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+No, but I have a partner.
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+“Woman partner or man partner?”
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+Man partner.
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+“Does he allow you to have sex outside of the relationship?”
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+That’s not something we’ve been doing…
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+“Oh, so you’re back in the 1950s. You’re not anything like the people I wrote about in this book, are you?”
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+I guess not. I mean, I’m liberal, but—
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+“I’m not chiding you!” He’s losing patience. “I’m just trying to get where you’re coming from.” He asks again: “Does your partner allow you to have sex outside of the relationship?”
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+That’s not something we’ve discussed.
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+“Well, then you can’t write this book.” He’s disappointed. “You’d have to be someone who could do that.”
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+The conversation ends shortly after that.
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+Coming Back to Earth
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+More than writing the next installment in the saga of Sex in America—which apparently would require the author to repeatedly take her clothes off—right now I’m curious about a narrower question: What happens after founding a radical, nudist, group-sex commune in the culture-shifting ’70s? When your life-transformative experimental utopia comes to an end, how do you continue with the rest of your life? Do you compartmentalize it, see it as one of a series of personal projects that weren’t built to last? Or does the experience color everything that comes afterward?
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+Most of the members, it seems, dissolved back into some semblance of mainstream life. Martin Zitter went on to work for Merrill Lynch. In 1988 he married a Japanese model and has been with her ever since; the two live together in Pasadena. “I went from being kind-of a beatnik, to kind-of a sex maniac, to being a stock broker.” But he still fantasizes about what they made happen in Topanga almost half a century ago. “I look at it like I look at the space program: We had a foot on the moon, and we had every ability to keep that foot there and spread that footprint—and then we just stopped going.” If he had $10 million with which to build a splendid new property, he says, he’d do it again—create a new, more decadent Sandstone.
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+For filmmaker Jonathan Dana, his documentary was given an X-rating and released on the eve of Sandstone’s closing. It screened in theaters for 18 months, bringing in $1 million. But Dana, who went on to have a long career as a producer, never fully extricated himself from the Sandstone experience. “Afterward,” he says, “it was a strange transition. To go shopping for two people instead of 12, to be dealing in the regular world, where things we’d gotten accustomed to as normal were off the table—even just to go out to a party to meet people, it was a whole different thing. It was difficult.” To this day, when he’s alone in his house, he often goes naked. “Nothing about the theory of it—that’s just something I started doing there that stayed with me.”
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+He also left Sandstone with his relationship radically transformed. Shortly after filming ended, he and his wife moved in with another L.A. couple and entered a “group marriage.” It lasted a year before his wife decided she’d had enough—and then it became a “triad” that endured for nearly another decade. (When they published the memoir Beyond Open Marriage in 1979, the three of them appeared on The Phil Donahue Show.) “When we were in the flower of that day, so to speak, it was fashionable to be in an open relationship or a Sandstone-type environment,” he says. “That was an interesting time! The fact that there were three of us, going to parties—people thought we were kind of cool.” But sometime in the early ‘80s, the lifestyle went out of fashion. “The times moved on. And you could literally see the smoke on people’s asses as they ran away from us.” It was one thing to flaunt convention in a supportive, bohemian environment; it was another thing to face complete social rejection. For his generation, catering to your libido had become less pressing—the Michael Jordans of the situation found their skills waning—and people were turning to material concerns, like the desire to “cocoon in a big fancy house.” “There’s always a regression to the mean,” Dana says. Since that triad dissolved, he hasn’t made another attempt at polyamory.
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+For Barbara and John, the catalyzing duo, their situation after Sandstone was more extreme. Beyond their undervalued property, they had very few possessions—and even fewer clothes, thanks to several years of nudism. They were like a pair of nuns ousted from the convent, ill-equipped to re-enter society. They’d kept a motor home on top of the hillside at Sandstone, and they now drove it north, to a piece of land they’d optioned across from Glacier National Park, in Montana. There they parked their home and stayed a while, recovering from the years of hosting they could trace back to their nights on Mulholland Drive.
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+Uncertain of their future and in need of some kind of safety net, they decided to head all the way to John’s home state of Alabama—to Mobile, where he had a brother. This was of little help—John’s family ties proved thin. They realized, to their shared horror, that they could not simply step back into their previous life as high-earning professionals. They would not only have to rejoin the mainstream, but start over at a much lower rung on the corporate ladder. While this proved difficult for John—engineers in their 50s were not in demand—Barbara, ever resilient, was able to return to insurance sales. But it was awful.
+
+…I was soon (and once again) sitting behind a desk dressed in a business suit and pantyhose. Ugh! Pantyhose! How I hated them. I was forced to buy a few outfits at Goodwill and other thrift stores, and I had to grit my teeth each morning when I put them on. It was unnatural, and I hated every minute I spent dressed in the working woman’s uniform!
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+They found themselves in a trailer park, subsisting almost entirely on bologna sandwiches on Wonder Bread, dreaming of the elaborate meals they were served at Sandstone. Every weeknight, Barbara would return to their trailer, peel off her uniform, and make the same dinner, in a kitchen packed with large Southern cockroaches. One such evening, a “biblical vision” came to her—“of John and I, blissfully naked, relaxed on a soft bed of grass in the Garden of Eden, and then suddenly and violently cast into hell.”
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+To make matters worse, she was often far too tired for sex.
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+Eventually, after a few years of living in misery—and a few moves into marginally better housing—Barbara saved up enough money for them to return to California in 1983. This time, they headed not to Los Angeles but to San Jose, where she soon opened her own insurance company. They rented a house with a hot tub, and quickly discovered that a slew of 20-something women, high on the myth of Sandstone, were eager to come over and party on the weekends. “So it became all these girls and me and John!” Barbara says. The Williamsons might have been booted out of their experimental-lifestyle Eden, but they managed to sustain themselves with a swinging paradise of their own.
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+The Wildcats
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+All of this brings us back to the 60-pound Siberian lynx.
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+Over the next 10 years, Barbara, then in her 50s, worked to make their retirement possible. She and John wanted to leave California, with its noise and trendiness and materialism, and buy a plot of land where they wouldn’t have to worry about their finances again. And so they headed to Fallon, Nevada, a town populated by retirees and young military (there’s a naval air station nearby), with a main street, 15 minutes from their house, defined by thrift stores, small casinos, and at least one combination-steakhouse-and-casino.
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+But in the middle of executing their plan, the urge struck to form another, markedly different commune, a new Eden: a sanctuary for massive, exotic cats.
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+Shortly after relocating to Fallon, John learned of a collection of “big cats” that were set for euthanization—they’d been seized by local authorities because of their owner’s negligence. If he wanted to intervene, he had 30 days in which to prove that he could house the animals himself. And so, while Barbara was still closing up shop in San Jose, he managed to build a large, fenced-in outdoor area behind their new house, complete with homemade kennels, for the three cougars, one lion, and one tiger. Over the course of the next several years, they went on adopting until they had a total of 14 cats.
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+Through the tigers and cougars and lions and lynxes, the Williamsons seemed to be resuming the project they’d begun decades earlier with a collection of humans. Of John and the cougars, Barbara says, “They were just on the same wavelength; they understood each other by looking into each others’ eyes. It was a perfect relationship.” She also remembers how John, on his first meeting with their male Bengal tiger, opened the animal’s mouth and stuck his entire head inside—then stepped back, patted the tiger’s shoulder, and walked away. The lynx Peggy Sue and a serval named Streaker were given free rein of their house, rough-housing with John during the day and piling into the couple’s bed at night. When they used the hot tub they installed between John’s office and the animals’ kennels, they’d allow their lion to roam free and play her favorite game: she loved to stand on the humans’ heads with her front leg, shoving them under the water.
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+They called Tiger Touch a “research facility”—but, as with Sandstone, it’s unclear what kind of specific scientific research was ever done here. In the ’70s, the Williamsons certainly launched a grand social experiment—but they were never scientists, never recorded data with any kind of methodology at all, nothing beyond the anecdotal.
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+In spite of John’s attempts at crafting mission statements and social-theory papers (his writings are tough to get through), the Williamsons were never great at articulating themselves, more in tune with the experiential than the verbal. For her memoir, Barbara hired a ghost writer, Nancy Bacon—the author of, among other titles, the ’70s tell-all Stars in My Eyes…Stars in My Bed. She used it to try to establish their legacy: rather than long-haired Haight-Ashbury types dropping out, she and John were a married professional couple redefining what marriage could be for the middle class—and in a well-appointed canyon estate. “We were really architects of change,” she says. “Change agents!” But there was a limit to what they were able to accomplish. There had been a financial barrier to sustaining their utopia—and Barbara admits to a more intimate, sexual hurdle as well: Her personal dream had been to form a triad with John and another woman, and that never panned out. Even at Sandstone, she says, “the women—at the end of the day, they all wanted their own man.” What, ultimately, is more essential to our nature: carnal freedom, or territoriality?
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+At one point, cruising in her red pickup, Barbara drives us past the spot where John is buried, not far from their house, in a “green” cemetery called the Gardens. She tells me about his final years: a series of strokes and seizures caused him to lose his memory in chunks, as well as his ability to drive or even to think clearly. After a half-century-long relationship between two fiercely independent individuals, Barbara became John’s caretaker. She’d been caring for him for so long that, shortly before he passed away, he said to her, “I’m just slowing you down, aren’t I?” He was in and out of hospitals, until he was finally diagnosed with lung cancer. In the end, she felt a sense of relief when he died—it had been hard to watch such a free man decline so sharply. He’s buried here in a basket made of seaweed, his place marked by a rock engraved with his name; free from chemical embalming, his remains will eventually return to nature. A stone with Barbara’s name has been placed alongside his plot. “All it’s missing is a number.”
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+About 500 miles away, in Los Angeles, the former Sandstone property is now in the hands of a local real-estate family who, having given up on selling the place, have allowed the premises to fall into disrepair. They knocked down the pool building long ago.
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+Creatures of Instinct
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+In her kitchen in Fallon, Barbara places a kettle on the range while Peggy Sue grows increasingly impatient with me. Barbara asks me to choose from the boxes of tea in the open cupboard—“Lemon ginger? Green? Chamomile?”—as the lynx has rounded the corner from the living room and is now trailing me from one counter to the next. She is making a sound that’s unmistakable, even to someone who has never before spent time with an exotic cat. A deep, low, insistent growl.
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+Barbara boils the water, and I move to stand by her side. The lynx follows me there too—stalks me, really—her growl stronger now, her teeth visible, her lips inches from my thighs.
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+And this is when I experience it: a real, primal-level terror. It’s a very distinct, rare feeling—while I’ve never had to prove myself on a battlefield, I’m fairly brave for a 108-pound woman. So I make myself breathe slowly, steadily, thinking that a raised heartbeat, added to the adrenaline coursing through my body, would be the worst message I could send to the large, fanged animal. My hearing changes, as if I’ve just gone underwater or into a tunnel.
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+“She’s acting different,” Barbara says. She wonders aloud if perhaps the cat is feeling possessive of her.
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+Barbara shoos the lynx away, but the animal does not listen. She shoos her again; again, no response. I think of how she had told me over the phone, lightheartedly, that the cat “doesn’t listen to me anymore”; how a friend who’s a Vietnam vet no longer visits her for fear of the cat; how the cat, since the disappearance of the house’s alpha male (John) has become far more temperamental. To make things worse, Barbara is mostly unfazed by the situation, and I suddenly understand that we are not the same, me and this woman. That even though she is nearing 80, the level of risk she is willing to live with is higher than that of almost anyone I know.
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+Then Barbara says, in a voice that’s flat and slow: “Go into the office and close the door.”
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+She distracts the cat just long enough for me to follow her orders.
+
+When we eventually decide to exit the house, the relief of the outdoors only feet away, Barbara is quick to shut the sturdy metal gate behind us. (Peggy Sue is already trying to nudge it open.) I look back through the screen and, for the first time since my arrival, I see the lynx head-on. The size of her eyes is striking and alien. She looks magnificent, like an animal out of ancient times, from an ancient place. A creature of instinct.
+
+When Barbara returns from dinner, this is the face that will greet her. She will not think of the power of the animal’s jaws, or the size of its teeth; she will step right inside. It’s been a very long time since Barbara Williamson was not the master of her own house.
+
+* * *
+
+Alex Mar is the author of the book Witches of America.
+
+Editor: Reyhan Harmanci
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+“It’s a very, very common practice,” said Sheena R. Hamilton, an employment lawyer at Dowd Bennett in St. Louis who represents companies in workplace cases. “I’ve never recommended a settlement that didn’t have a clause like that.”
+
+But former Abbott employees said the provisions had stopped them from speaking openly with elected officials or appearing at congressional hearings.
+
+“It is very frustrating that you can’t share your story with the public,” said one former Abbott manager, who had worked for the company for 13 years, rising to an important supervisory position. He had prepared a 90-page manual for his foreign replacements showing how to perform every detail of his work. With a disabled child who requires medical care, he said he had to take his severance and its nondisparagement clause, since it extended his medical benefits. So he asked to remain anonymous.
+
+“I’ve been laid off before, I can understand that,” he said. “But these visas were meant to fill in gaps for resources that are hard to find. This time the company actually asked me to transfer my knowledge to somebody else. That changes the equation.”
+
+According to federal rules, temporary visas known as H-1Bs are for foreigners with “a body of specialized knowledge” not readily available in the labor market. The visas should be granted only when they will not undercut the wages or “adversely affect the working conditions” of Americans.
+
+But in the past five years, through loopholes in the rules, tens of thousands of American workers have been replaced by foreigners on H-1B and other temporary visas, according to Prof. Hal Salzman, a labor force expert at Rutgers University.
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+RedditBooru is Closed for Business
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+We all know the adage: if you don’t have something nice to say, don’t say anything. That’s why r/Arrow on Reddit didn’t say anything, they just up and changed into a subreddit for Marvel’s Daredevil. The CW “superhero” series “based” on the DC Comics’ character Green Arrow just completed Season 4, and when it ended there was only one feeling: relief.
+
+Incoherent plotting, contradicting characters who became intolerable, shoddy construction of stakes, and general sloppiness rendered Arrow a sorry shell of its former self, in a banner year when superheroes — namely the DC side of the tracks — have pushed the boundaries tremendously. Arrow was never going to be prestige TV, but it was reliably fun and engaging, and that alone almost put the show in a separate league. Now, the show’s own spin-offs The Flash and Legends of Tomorrow outshine it every week.
+
+It wasn’t all bad, though. No one can or should accuse the cast and crew of Arrow for not trying, and the effort shows in some of the (few) high points of the season. Here are six things Arrow Season 4 actually nailed.
+
+Damien Darhk — or rather, Neal McDonough
+
+Though aesthetically unremarkable – and “Snarky Villain” is a stale archetype – Neal McDonough soaked up every single second in frame as Damien Darhk. His smirk, his delivery, and his overall presence humanized Darhk, more so than he probably deserved.
+
+Most importantly, McDonough had the charisma to pull off Darhk, and as a result, became legitimately fun to watch while Arrow was messing up everything else. By the finale, I supported Darhk: Just destroy it all.
+
+Captain Lance vs. Oliver Queen in “Beyond Redemption”
+
+Paul Blackthorne has been sorely under-appreciated so far in Arrow. As the hard-nosed officer intent on nailing “this hood guy,” he was demoted in Season 2, and got an interesting arc as he developed a bond with the Arrow. Then, things things got murky when he finally nailed Oliver as the vigilante.
+
+But in Season 4, the two settled their differences. That’s kind of boring, but things re-heated when Oliver found out about Lance’s partnership with Darhk in the Season 4 episode, “Beyond Redemption”, which now just reminded me how woefully incomplete this storyline was left. Points for both Amell and Blackthorne for not only reminding viewers how great the dynamic between Queen and Lance is and should be, but for communicating a palpable hatred and distrust that’s still probably between them.
+
+Constantine, Vixen, and the Legends of Tomorrow
+
+It’s a shame Arrow can’t take care of its own, because it did gangbusters for the rest of the DC TV universe. The resurrection of Matt Ryan’s John Constantine felt like a real miracle (speaking as a devoted Constantine fan), and “Haunted” is still, in fact, a fun episode just by itself. It’s a shame there wasn’t more room for Constantine’s world in Arrow (What’s Zed up to? Chas? Papa Midnite?), but that Arrow allowed it to still exist is appreciated.
+
+And Vixen, too! There was no reason to flesh out Vixen, introduced as a character through digital animation, but they did it anyway. And with her voice actress, Megalyn Echikunwoke! Who was awesome. Echikunwoke kicked ass in her one guest episode and she definitely deserves to have a permanent place in the live-action DC universe.
+
+Then there was the two-parter that launched Legends of Tomorrow. Was it a good cross-over like last time? No, but it was still fun and showed how truly big of a world Arrow created.
+
+Heck: Curtis, too
+
+Destined to become Mr. Terrific someday, Echo Kellum was a welcome addition to Arrow’s cast. Beyond the diversity he brought to the show as a gay man of color, he was regularly funny and witty; and his chemistry with Emily Brett Rickards’s Felicity evened out the poor caricature she had devolved into.
+
+Laurel Lance
+
+Katie Cassidy is another actress worthy of commendation for her time in Arrow. While first a bad caricature of Lois Lane without any of Lois’s interesting qualities, Laurel grew into her own as an emotionally intelligent individual, solidifying herself as the superhero she was meant to be (even if I personally hated her bad BDSM-looking outfit).
+
+While her alcoholism was a divisive arc when it aired, in hindsight it was a transformative period, worth enduring to see the mature, wise Laurel Lance in Season 4. Unfortunately, with no more room to grow, there was nothing left for her and so she was killed off, to the ire of many fans. Fans miss her dearly, and with good reason: she was great.
+
+Stephen Amell at SummerSlam 2015
+
+Okay, so it wasn’t actually Arrow Season 4, but c’mon. This was a ton of fun. Remember when Arrow was fun?
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+By Jay Zawaski--
+
+(CBS) Since the Blackhawks' premature postseason exit, I've been trying to figure out how the team's roster will shape up next season.
+
+General manager Stan Bowman has been active already, adding defenseman Michal Kempny and a couple other inexpensive European players who could compete for roster spots, but his work is far from done. As it stands right now, the Blackhawks have about $6 million to fill five roster spots for the 2016-'17 season. That figure doesn't include new contracts for free agents Andrew Shaw, Richard Panik, Andrew Ladd, Dale Weise, Tomas Fleischmann, Brandon Mashinter, Dennis Rasmussen, Michal Rozsival or Christian Ehrhoff.
+
+Ladd and Ehrhoff will be gone for sure. I believe there's an outside chance the Hawks try to find a way to bring Weise or Fleischmann back into the fold. I'd say Rozsival is done for sure, but we've said that twice already, and both times he's signed a new deal. It's expected that Panik will return to the club, while Blackhawks fans may have to face the reality that Shaw has played his last game in a Chicago sweater.
+
+Bryan Bickell and his $4 million cap hit are on board for another season, unless Bowman can move all or part of that contract, and of course we can't forget Artemi Panarin's bonus, which moved him from a $812,500 cap hit to a $2.575 million cap hit.
+
+Needless to say, the Hawks are in a bit of salary cap trouble again. Without a major cap relief move, they won't be able to upgrade a roster that could struggle for a playoff spot.
+
+Unless they trade center Artem Anisimov.
+
+I know this will be an unpopular proposal, and truth be told, I'd hate to see the Blackhawks lose him. The Hawks finally have their answer at second-line center, and winger Patrick Kane responded by putting together his best season as a pro. Why mess with a good thing?
+
+Anisimov's new contract kicks in next season. It carries with it a $4.55 million cap hit. That's fair money for a player of his caliber, for sure, but eliminating that contract opens the door for several other opportunities. Anisimov does have a modified no-movement clause, but those are seen more as a speed bump than a barrier when it comes to making a trade. The attractiveness of this move for the Hawks would be to open up $4.55 million of cap space without moving a member of the core.
+
+Part of that $4.55 million could be used to sign Shaw long term.
+
+Maybe part of that $4.55 million could be used to upgrade the defense with a veteran puck-moving free-agent defenseman like, oh, let's say, Brian Campbell.
+
+Or perhaps part of that $4.55 million could be used for the contract extensions due to Panarin and Teuvo Teravainen.
+
+Speaking of Teravainen, trading Anisimov theoretically opens up a spot at second-line center. Teravainen plays his best in a top-six role, and while his face-off performance this past season is a huge concern, there's not a huge drop-off between Anisimov (44.2 percent) and Teravainen (40.5 percent) at the dot -- and that's assuming the 21-year-old Finn doesn't improve.
+
+(Editor's note: The original version of this story mentioned Russian Vadim Shipachyov as a possible target for the Blackhawks to pursue as a second-line center, but since the story posted, news broke that Shipachyov will remain in the KHL.)
+
+Now let's imagine the Hawks find a taker for half of Bickell's contract ($2 million). That definitely allows room for Shaw and Campbell.
+
+This is always easier to imagine on paper, so let's take a look at potential lines for next season in the two scenarios we've been breaking down.
+
+Keeping Anisimov
+
+Panik-Toews-Hossa
+
+Panarin-Anisimov-Kane
+
+Bickell-Teravainen-Hinostroza
+
+Desjardins-Kruger-Hartman/Motte/McNeill
+
+Keith-Hjalmarsson
+
+Kempny-Seabrook
+
+Van Riemsdyk-Svedberg/Gustafsson/Rundblad/etc.
+
+Moving Anisimov
+
+Panik-Toews-Hossa
+
+Panarin-Teravainen-Kane
+
+Shaw-Player X-Hinostroza
+
+Desjardins-Kruger-Hartman/Motte/McNeill
+
+Keith-Seabrook
+
+Campbell-Hjalmarsson
+
+Kempny-Van Riemsdyk
+
+Which of those teams looks better to you?
+
+Bowman said there would be some surprise moves this summer. Trading Anisimov would be a surprise and solve a lot of problems, so stay tuned.
+
+Jay Zawaski is the executive producer of the Spiegel and Goff Show on 670 The Score and the Blackhawks columnist for CBSChicago.com. He also hosts a weekly podcast with James Neveau of NBCChicago.com that you can listen and subscribe to here. Follow him on Twitter @JayZawaski670.
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+Full Agenda
+
+Friday 10th of June
+
+Fighting for FREEDOM & EQUALITY:
+
+WOMEN’S MOVEMENTS AROUND THE WORLD
+
+6.30pm-7.15pm
+
+Opening rally with contributions from:
+
+Inga Wójcik – Polish women’s rights activist with dziewuchy dziewuchom
+
+Joanna Fuertes-Orr – on women’s struggles across Latin America
+
+Bethania Barry – organiser of campaign of Brazilian women in Ireland against rape culture
+
+Elma Relihan – US activist with Socialist Alternative in NYC &#Movement4Bernie
+
+7.30pm-9.30pm
+
+How can our movements win?
+
+Discussion introduced by:
+
+Maaike Schippefelt from Women on Web
+
+Laura Fitzgerald from ROSA
+
+Saturday 11th of June
+
+11am-12.15pm
+
+Women Can’t Wait – Repeal the 8th
+
+Next steps in the fight for repeal – Rita Harrold & Meabh Hennelly
+
+www.facebook.com/events/272955713051252/
+
+
+
+12.20pm-1.30pm
+
+Discussion groups – Choose one
+
+The Bronte Sisters – Readings & discussion on their work & life – Aisling Grace
+
+www.facebook.com/events/233942983645918/
+
+
+
+The work of Feminist, Iranian Artist Shirin Neshat – Maeve Humphreys
+
+www.facebook.com/events/1028344207254616/
+
+
+
+Socialist Feminist Pioneer – Clara Zetkin – Katia Hanke
+
+www.facebook.com/events/1583608815263792/
+
+
+
+1.30pm-2.15pm
+
+Lunch – Food available. Street Theatre performance & art exhibitions
+
+2.15pm-3.35pm
+
+Discussion groups – choose one
+
+Pride, continuing the fight for LGBTQ Liberation – Fiona Ryan
+
+www.facebook.com/events/1731387437073279/
+
+
+
+End Fortress Europe – build solidarity with refugees & challenge racism & war- Shivonne Dubarry, Lesbos volunteer & Noma Maye, anti-racism and anti-deportation activist
+
+www.facebook.com/events/460302297514387/
+
+
+
+Rosa Parks & her fight for freedom – Vanina Trojan
+
+www.facebook.com/events/1012546605461464/
+
+
+
+3.40pm-4.50pm
+
+Workshops – choose one
+
+School students demand secular schools & real sex education – Leia O’Mahony
+
+www.facebook.com/events/178268585903903/
+
+
+
+Abortion in the North – Criminalisation of the Abortion pill – Courtney Robinson & Maaike Schippefelt from Women on Web
+
+www.facebook.com/events/1696698197258967/
+
+
+
+Why the housing crisis is a key issue for the women’s movement – Diana O’Dwyer
+
+www.facebook.com/events/1129700677091417/
+
+
+
+5-6.15pm
+
+Closing Rally
+
+Silvia Martin – childcare worker
+
+Nicole McCarthy – retail worker
+
+Jana Lyons – lower-paid teacher & INTO activist
+
+Ruth Coppinger TD for AAA & Socialist Party activist
+
+6.15-6.30 Sum up of Festival & Songs
+
+7pm BANBHA theatre presents:
+
+The WIN – (Women’s Information Network)
+
+Original Theatre piece followed by panal discussion with the directors
+
+www.facebook.com/events/1681757055378429/
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+REDDING, Calif. (Reuters) - Presumptive Republican U.S. presidential nominee Donald Trump on Friday denounced protesters in California as “thugs” a day after another demonstration outside one of his political rallies turned violent ahead of the state’s presidential primary.
+
+A supporter of Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump reacts after she was surrounded and egged by demonstrators after a campaign rally in San Jose, California, U.S. June 2, 2016. REUTERS/Stephen Lam
+
+Demonstrators traded blows on Thursday evening in the street outside the San Jose Convention Center, videos posted to Twitter and online by media showed. Hundreds of protesters waved Mexican flags, chanted anti-Trump slogans and burned Trump hats and at least one U.S. flag.
+
+Speaking before a packed crowd in the northern California city of Redding on Friday, Trump described the previous night’s rally as “a love fest inside. No problems whatsoever.” But then his supporters “walked out and they got accosted by a bunch of thugs,” he said.
+
+The protesters, many angry over Trump’s rhetoric against illegal immigration, have gathered at Trump rallies for months. Trump, now the Republican Party’s likely presidential nominee for the Nov. 8 election, canceled a rally in Chicago in March after clashes broke out between his supporters and protesters.
+
+The San Jose Police Department reported 300 to 400 protesters had gathered outside the Trump rally on Thursday, where police formed lines to protect attendants exiting the convention center.
+
+A number of the skirmishes occurred beyond police lines on nearby streets and at a parking garage, a Reuters photographer said. One sergeant suffered minor injuries after a protester struck him with a metal object. Police reported four arrests.
+
+Over 250 officers staffed the “all-hands on deck event,” said San Jose Police Chief Eddie Garcia.
+
+“In hindsight, we’d say that wasn’t enough,” said Garcia. For future events of that scope, “we would need more officers with an absolute, number one goal of keeping both parties separate as much as we can.”
+
+San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo, a Democrat, told the Associated Press that Trump needs to take responsibility for his supporters’ conduct at the rallies.
+
+Slideshow ( 4 images )
+
+But Trump, speaking in Redding on Friday, made light of the mayor’s concerns.
+
+“You know what I say when we have a protestor, which isn’t very often, I say, ‘Be very gentle, please don’t hurt him ... If he punches you in the face, smile,’” Trump said.
+
+Violence has peppered Trump’s recent rallies in New Mexico and California, the U.S. state with the largest immigrant population, in advance of primary elections there on Tuesday.
+
+The latest violence followed Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton’s scorching critique of Trump in a speech on Thursday in which she derided the real estate developer as a dangerous man with an angry, fearful world view.
+
+Clinton told CNN on Friday that Trump had set a “low bar” regarding violence at political events. “Now is it a surprise that people who don’t like him are stepping over that bar? I don’t think it is,” Clinton said.
+
+But Friday afternoon’s rally was peaceful as supporters from Redding and neighboring towns gathered as early as 8 a.m. local time (1500 GMT) to catch a glimpse of the candidate, many wearing hats emblazoned with Trump’s signature slogan: “Make America Great Again.”
+
+Despite the unrest in San Jose, attendees said they felt at ease at Friday’s event.
+
+“We’re both retired law enforcement,” Heather Jimenez, a 45-year-old Cottonwood resident, said of herself and her husband. “No worries.”
+
+Although no formal protests broke out in Redding, the event attracted some who disapprove of Trump, but wanted to witness his high-flying campaign style in person.
+
+“We’ve been hearing his nonsense,” said Rachel Ochoa, a 57-year-old Redding resident who teaches English as a second language. “All we hear is him attacking the opponents and others.”
+
+Trump has accused Mexico of sending drug dealers and rapists across the U.S. border and has promised to build a wall between the two neighboring countries and make Mexico pay for it.
+
+“We’re gonna build that wall, folks,” Trump said on Friday as the crowd chanted its support.
+
+Trump also lamented the loss of American jobs to other countries, a key theme in his campaign. The message resonated in Redding, which residents say has been hit hard by the economic downturn.
+
+“We’ve got a lot of people here out of work,” said Joyce Tausch, a 78-year-old retiree who lives in Redding. “Trump is gonna do things for us.”
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+Facebook says that it does use handsets' microphones, but only to help them out – and there’s an easy way of turning it off
+
+Facebook is listening in on people’s conversations all of the time, an expert has claimed.
+
+The app is using people’s phones to gather data on what they are talking about, it has been claimed.
+
+Facebook says that its app does listen to what’s happening around it, but only as a way of seeing what people are listening to or watching and suggesting that they post about it.
+
+The feature has been available for a couple of years, but recent warnings from Kelli Burns, mass communication professor at the University of South Florida, have drawn attention to it.
+
+Professor Burns has said that the tool appears to be using the audio it gathers not simply to help out users, but to listen in to discussions and serve them with relevant advertising. She says that to test the feature, she discussed certain topics around the phone and then found that the site appeared to show relevant ads.
+
+The claim chimes with anecdotal reports online that the site appears to show ads for things that people have mentioned in passing.
+
+Facebook has not yet responded to a request for comment.
+
+At the moment, the feature is only available in the US.
+
+When it was first introduced, in 2014, Facebook responded to controversy by arguing that the phone isn’t “always listening” and that it never stores the “raw audio” when it is listening.
+
+Read more
+
+Read More
+
+Facebook says explicitly on its help pages that it doesn’t record conversations, but that it does use the audio to identify what is happening around the phone. The site promotes the feature as an easy way of identifying what you are listening to or watching, to make it easier and quicker to post about whatever’s going on.
+
+If people want to use the feature that way, then they can start writing a post in the normal way. If it’s turned on, then it will start identifying what is being listened to or watching – at which point a little face with some soundwaves next to it will appear.
+
+If it identifies the sound successfully, then it will show a little “1” next to the face instead – users can then click that, select the thing they are watching or listening to, and then write the rest of the update.
+
+“If your phone's microphone has trouble matching what you're listening to or watching, the room you're in may be loud or a commercial may be on,” according to Facebook’s help page. “If this happens, tap, drag and release your screen to try a new match.”
+
+Turning off the microphone in a phone’s settings is relatively easy, and since it can be done at the level of the operating system, doing so will mean that Facebook can’t turn it on even if it wanted to. It’s done on an iPhone by heading to the app’s settings, clicking through to privacy and switching the slider for microphone; on Android phones, head to settings and then privacy, and change the permissions that the Facebook app is given.
+
+The claims come after Belgian police warned citizens not to use Facebook's Reactions tool if they valued their privacy.
+
+Independent
+
+Video: Jacob Applebaum: To Protect And Infect
+
+More on privacy and surveillance
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+I stumbled onto this show by accident, online.
+
+
+
+The pilot got me interested, the next episode got me exited, and as I just watched the 3rd episode, it had me bawling with laughter.
+
+
+
+The final scene, they ask the black guy at the door "are you gay?", having caught him in his underwear with the white openly gay guy.... and his reply is "no, but this n***er sucks really good dick".
+
+
+
+Hilarious and refreshingly irreverent!
+
+
+
+This show is of a really high quality, well casted and well written, like early seasons of Entourage or Californication... but it's a comedy.
+
+
+
+I urge people to see it, so it survives.
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+TORIN HALSEY/TIMES RECORD NEWS Harrold ISD Superintendent David Thweatt, the son of a preacher-turned-educator, is no stranger to controversy. His school district became the first to allow teachers to arm themselves. The school's Guardian Plan was implemented soon after the Virginia Tech shootings. Now the district is part of a lawsuit against the federal government. The Harrold ISD passed a bathroom policy May 23 that mandates students use the bathroom that corresponds to their gender at birth, which opposes the federal government's directive to allow students to use the bathroom that corresponds to their gender identity. TORIN HALSEY/TIMES RECORD NEWS Harrold ISD Superintendent David Thweatt, the son of a preacher-turned-educator, is no stranger to controversy. His school district became the first to allow teachers to arm themselves. The school's Guardian Plan was implemented soon after the Virginia Tech shootings. Now the district is part of a lawsuit against the federal government. The Harrold ISD passed a bathroom policy May 23 that mandates students use the bathroom that corresponds to their gender at birth, which opposes the federal government's directive to allow students to use the bathroom that corresponds to their gender identity.
+
+By Lana Sweeten-Shults of the Times Record News
+
+HARROLD, Texas — David Thweatt talks about his 45-second commute to work.
+
+He gabbles about his family's chickens and just how striking the stars look at night when you live in the country.
+
+"It's the quality of life," said Thweatt, the son of a preacher-turned-educator and superintendent of the tiny Harrold ISD, a rural school whose sturdy red brick building rises from the prairie, in the shadow of pump jacks and the sprawling Waggoner Ranch.
+
+Thweatt grew up in Abilene. He spent nine years as a speech and debate teacher in San Marcos and lived in Austin for a year, straying from education to take a job testing lead-based paint.
+
+But mostly, he has lived and taught in small-town Texas: Miami, Bowie, Perryton, Harrold.
+
+He is enamored by the Norman Rockwellian, idyllic quality of small towns. He speaks of them eloquently.
+
+He speaks of them with as much passion as he does about controversial topics.
+
+"I don't believe in the term transgender," he said in the same conversation about small-town life.
+
+It's a term that has thrown this quiet community onto the national stage and under the scrutiny of those who oppose the district's conservative stance, as it finds itself at the center of a landmark lawsuit against the federal government over transgender civil rights.
+
+Surprisingly, it is not the first time the district has found itself mired in controversy. It is not the first time it has taken a stand against the tide of national opinion.
+
+The gun issue
+
+Thweatt jokes how, when national media outlets call him, he tells them, "Oh, you're calling me to ask about our innovative music program."
+
+But, of course, they're not.
+
+"They want to talk about guns," he said.
+
+It was in 2007 that Thweatt started the process of arming teachers.
+
+The year before, on Oct. 7, 2006, Charlie Roberts, a milk truck driver, entered a one-room Amish schoolhouse on the farmlands of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Armed with a gun, he killed 10 Amish girls ages 6-13.
+
+When Thweatt thinks of that small Amish schoolhouse, he sees the Harrold ISD and its 100 kindergarten through 12th-grade students.
+
+The red brick school building, its front door flanked by stone eagles, stands alone, just off a busy U.S. 287, between Wichita Falls and Vernon. A few houses quietly sit behind it.
+
+"We would have let him in," he said of the milkman.
+
+Soon after, in April 2007, senior Seung-Hui Cho killed 32 people in two attacks on the Virginia Tech campus in what would become the deadliest shooting rampage in American history by a single gunman.
+
+"Virginia Tech, their safety plan is everybody's safety plan — lock the doors and hope for the best."
+
+It not a good plan, he said: "When they made schools gun-free zones, I thought it was the stupidest idea ever."
+
+Thweatt implemented the Guardian Plan in October 2007. He would have done it earlier except the school's insurance plan dragged its feet, he said, and school board members were reluctant at first.
+
+"Some didn't want to be the poster child of CNN," he said. "Then Virginia Tech happened."
+
+It was almost a year before the media picked up on what Harrold was doing.
+
+"We sat under the radar for a while."
+
+Thweatt remembers one headline, "Reading, Writing and Revolvers."
+
+"It was interesting, the criticism. They said I did it to thumb my nose at Obama, but we passed this in 2007. We didn't even know him (Obama) yet. People said we were paranoid and overreacting."
+
+Thweatt seeks out his school's "Guardians." With just 24 teachers — and no security guard or budget for one — he knows which ones feel comfortable handling guns.
+
+Guardians must have a gun license, be approved by the board and go through extensive training. He says his Guardians are trained on guns more than the police.
+
+And he won't say which of his teachers are armed.
+
+"It's anywhere from one to 24," he said with a smile, adding how "anonymity is key in this plan."
+
+Thweatt has spoken extensively to other schools about Harrold ISD's Guardian Plan. Once the lone district to do so, now around 110 of Texas' 1,000-plus school districts have implemented similar plans, according to the Texas Association of School Boards.
+
+Thirty minutes from the nearest sheriff's office, Thweatt said the school must act as its own first responder. If a gunman enters the front door — the limited-entry building is protected by magnetic doors — teachers have minutes to try to prevent tragedies that have happened at so many other campuses.
+
+"Rural America is not Mayberry anymore," he said.
+
+Transgender lawsuit
+
+Thweatt is conservative.
+
+He is opinionated and outspoken.
+
+He believes in common sense.
+
+The son of parents who grew up in World War II, he did not expect to be coddled or congratulated for taking care of his responsibilities.
+
+He thinks giving children participation awards is ridiculous and that telling children, "Aw, it's nobody's fault … is a very, very dangerous philosophy."
+
+That's how he runs his school.
+
+With 40 cameras installed around the school (plans are to install 20 more), schoolchildren will find it hard to get away with anything; visitors will find it hard not to be seen.
+
+In Thweatt's office, one filled with antique clocks from his travels around the world, he is able to monitor what the security cameras see.
+
+The transgender rights issue is something he considers as yet another threat to his students' security, so when the Obama administration sent its guidelines to public schools May 13, directing them to allow students to use the bathroom that corresponds to their gender identity, he knew what stance he wanted to take. After being approached by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's office — a few days after the Wichita Falls ISD voted not to adopt a transgender bathroom policy — the Harrold ISD school board on May 23 unanimously voted to pass a bathroom policy that mandated students use the bathroom that corresponds to their gender at birth.
+
+The move defied the federal government's guidelines.
+
+Two days later, Texas joined 10 other states in suing the federal government, filing the paperwork at the federal courthouse in Wichita Falls.
+
+Texas said it was protecting the Harrold ISD from any repercussions, including losing federal funding for not following Title IX, the federal law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in any federally funded education program or activity.
+
+Thweatt argues the federal government, in including transgenders, is rewriting Title IX and that it is overstepping its authority.
+
+"I don't believe in the term transgender," Thweatt said. "If people can't decide what gender they are, they have to explore that on their own."
+
+Opponents of Obama's directive say they worry about sexual assaults or violence that might occur because of the directive. They worry about someone saying they're transgender when they're not so they can have access to a place they shouldn't be.
+
+Thweatt said children are "at a tender age" and are trying to find themselves.
+
+"They don't need to be forced into a situation ...," Thweatt said. "This is just illogical. It doesn't work."
+
+Of the 100 or so students who attend the Harrold ISD, most are there because their parents have chosen for their children to be there. Only about 10 live in the district. The rest transfer in from towns like Electra and Vernon, walking the hallways filled with posters of classic cars, WW II battleships, submarines, snakes, the skeletal system.
+
+Thweatt speaks about those students "doing everything," from six-man football to volleyball and basketball. Then there's the district's jazz band program, initiated in 2006.
+
+When someone plays an instrument, their brain just lights up: "Music and learning music is to the brain what a weight room is to jogging and athletics. It's a workout."
+
+But of course, everyone still just wants to talk about guns and, now, the transgender bathroom issue.
+
+Thweatt says whatever the issue might be, whether it's guns, bathrooms or his innovative music program: "We're going to look out for our kids."
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+On 26th January 1808, officers and men of the New South Wales Corps marched to Government House in Sydney in an act of rebellion against Governor William Bligh. Bligh was arrested and the colony was placed under military rule. This was the only time in Australian history that a government was overthrown by a military coup.
+
+The military stayed in power for two years until Lachlan Macquarie, the fifth Governor of NSW, assumed office at the beginning of 1810. The overthrow of Bligh much later became known as the ‘Rum Rebellion’ because the NSW Corps was heavily involved in the trade in rum in the colony and was nicknamed the ‘Rum Corps’. The term 'Rum Rebellion' was not used at the time. The factors leading up to Bligh’s arrest had much less to do with the rum trade and much more to do with a battle for power between the military and civil elites of the colony and the Governor.
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+A Governor representing the British government ruled the penal colony of New South Wales. He took instruction from the government in London and was responsible for implementing government policy and maintaining order in the Colony. The officers and men of the New South Wales Corps were stationed in the Colony to support the Governor. Many of the men in the New South Wales Corps were recruited from the unemployed in Britain though many were skilled, victims of the Industrial Revolution. New South Wales was a long way from home, and quick promotion, good wages and the opportunity to engage in trade alongside their military duties induced ambitious men to sign up.
+
+Officers were also rewarded by early governors with large land grants and were assigned convict labour, which allowed them to build comfortable homes and cultivate farm produce, which they could sell at a profit. Before the end of the 18th century, trading ships were already calling in at Sydney Cove, knowing that the remoteness of the colony meant good business. The early governors bought some of the goods to replenish the government stores and allowed the military to purchase and market the rest, effectively allowing them to monopolise trade within the town.
+
+Note and coin money was in short supply, so a complex barter system developed which was controlled by those who had access to goods – particularly food, clothing and alcohol. Convicts and lower ranking military were regularly paid in goods, rather than money, and the most popular form of payment was rum. The NSW Corps involvement in this system led to itsnickname in the 1790s – the Rum Corps.
+
+> View a plan of Sydney c. 1808
+
+Some of the officers in the Corps, like John Macarthur, became powerful and wealthy citizens in the small Colony. Macarthur was favoured with large land grants and other privileges under Lieutenant-Governor Francis Grose. As Officer-In-Charge of the NSW Corps, Grose had temporary charge of the Colony after Governor Phillip left and appointed Macarthur to several official positions of influence.
+
+The power wielded by Macarthur and others lead to clashes with the second and third governors, John Hunter and Philip Gidley King, who tried to eradicate the military’s monopoly on trade and crack down on drunkenness, but too much money and power was at stake and they failed. The next Governor was William Bligh, who arrived in the Colony in 1806. ‘Bounty’ Bligh had a reputation for tough leadership and the British Government hoped that he could exert some control over the rum trade in Sydney.
+
+> Find out more about William Bligh and John Macarthur and the other main players in the Rum Rebellion
+
+Bligh came into conflict almost immediately with John Macarthur (who by this time was no longer a Corps officer) over Macarthur's provisional land grant in the Cowpastures and Bligh threatened to remove Macarthur from his prime land. The animosity continued until Bligh had Macarthur taken to trial over an incident involving one of Macarthur’s trading ships. The jury of Corps Officers refused to recognise the court and Bligh indicated that he intended to charged them with treason. Commanding Officer of the NSW Corps, George Johnston defended his men and claimed that removing them from duties would compromise the safety of the Colony. He claimed that Bligh needed to be removed from office for everyone’s good.
+
+> Find out more about the overthrow of Bligh
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+Even though ratification of the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) has stalled in the US, President Barack Obama said he’s still “confident” the trade deal will earn the support of Congress.
+
+"I remain confident we are going to get it done, and the reason I’m confident is because it is the right thing to do. It’s good for the country, it’s good for America, it’s good for the region, it’s good for the world," Obama said during a joint press conference with Vietnamese President Tran Dai Quang in Hanoi.
+
+Leaders signed the 12-nation TPP, which includes the US and Vietnam as members, back in February, but it still requires ratification from each country’s lawmakers before it can go into effect. That process has stumbled, though, as public outcry against international trade deals increases. In the US in particular, all three major-party presidential candidates have come out against the deal.
+
+TPP signing sparks dozens of protests across US over biggest trade pacthttps://t.co/IBh2dM0mYnpic.twitter.com/EheASLmkSH — RT America (@RT_America) February 5, 2016
+
+In Vietnam, Obama reiterated why he believes the TPP is so important, noting that the Asia-Pacific region is the fastest growing part of the world and represents a huge market for the US. He said the TPP would eliminate some 18,000 tariffs that have been placed on American goods sold in Asia.
+
+"I have not yet seen a credible argument that once we get TPP in place we are going to be worse off,” he said. “We are demonstrably better off. American workers and American businesses are better off if we get this deal passed.”
+
+However, opponents have railed against the TPP from the outset, criticizing the secret, years-long negotiations and arguing that it will primarily benefit large corporations, not workers. Protesters have argued that many of the regulations that would be stripped away would negatively affect laborers and the environment.
+
+“It would make it easier to offshore American jobs, and it would push down their wages by putting them in direct competition with workers in Vietnam who don’t make but 65 cents an hour,” Lori Wallach, the director of Public Citizen’s Global Trade Watch, a non-profit consumer advocacy organization, told RT.
+
+Even the economic impact could be negligible – or worse. According to a study from Tufts University earlier this year, the TPP would result in a reduction of 0.5 percent to US GDP over a decade. In Japan, another signatory to the deal, GDP was projected to shrink 0.12 percent. The study projected that gains for other countries would be small, ranging from 1 to 3 percent over 10 years.
+
+Meanwhile, the US would lose almost 450,000 jobs, the study found. Other nations would also see job losses, and inequality could become exacerbated by the pact.
+
+While the study was rather critical of the benefits of the TPP, economists have criticized it for “not accurately model[ing] effects of the trade agreement,” the Wall Street Journal reported. One study from Brandeis University found the US could see an economic gain of a modest 0.4 percent by 2030 with TPP in place.
+
+Elsewhere, opponents have argued that the TPP would only exacerbate trends of other deals such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, which they blame for the current state of US manufacturing. Speaking with RT, Scott Paul, president of the Alliance for American Manufacturing, blamed trade deals for the loss of some 5 million manufacturing jobs since 2000.
+
+In Hanoi, Obama defended several aspects that opponents of the deal have criticized, including that trade deals tend to open the US market to countries with lower wages, harsh labor practices and lax environmental regulations. The president said members of the TPP must make enforceable pledges to raise labor standards, recognize workers’ rights and address environmental problems.
+
+The president’s continued defense of the TPP comes as he faces an uphill battle in Congress. Republicans who control the branch and are generally in favor of free trade deals have expressed skepticism, with GOP frontrunner Donald Trump claiming it would benefit China the most.
+
+Obama also faces some intense opposition from Democratic lawmakers, as well as labor, environmental, privacy, and human rights groups. The frontrunner for the Democratic presidential nomination, Hillary Clinton, has come out against the TPP pending tougher regulations and renegotiation of certain parts. Her opponent, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, wants to kill the deal entirely.
+
+If ratified, the TPP would cover roughly 40 percent of the globe’s economy and include the following nations: Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, the United States and Vietnam.
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+Google is preparing to seize control of Android with its own proprietary closed-source version of the mobile operating system, an analyst claims.
+
+Technology analyst Richard Windsor says that a highly confidential internal project is underway to rewrite the ART runtime, removing any lingering dependencies from the freely downloadable open source AOSP (Android Open Source Project) code base.
+
+This is a long-standing theme for Windsor, who most recently raised it here.
+
+In contrast to Apple, which can rapidly update its installed base of iPhones with new features, it takes years to update the Android market to new features. Windsor said he believes Google could use a court decision in the "Googacle" case next year as its cue, and says that should that occur, OEMs would have little choice but to accept the All New Android.
+
+For years, Google has been adding functionality not to the open source AOSP code base, but to its own proprietary binary libraries, specifically the ever-expanding GMS (Google Mobile Services). Phone makers must pass a compatibility test to receive the GMS.
+
+The mobile industry’s failure to build an alternative stack to Google’s services means that today, a vanilla AOSP Android phone today lacks even the most basic location services, for example, which in Google-compliant Android devices are provided by GMS. So the clean break is merely the next natural step – albeit a big step – in Google's strategy. Vanilla AOSP phones are only really commercially viable in China, where many people buy a Google-free phone and download the Chinese services they need; in the rest of the world, a Google-free phone isn’t competitive.
+
+Why risk annoying the fanbois?
+
+Google’s problem is that for all the innovation it does with each annual release, updates only reach the users very slowly. For example, it took two years for its launch of the 2014 version of Android (L) to overtake the 2013 version (K).
+
+“Google won’t admit this a problem. Internally they’re aware it’s a problem,” claims Windsor.
+
+Windsor thinks that Oracle’s likely victory over Google in the “Googacle” Java case will provide Google just the excuse it needs. Last month Google surprised many by successfully arguing a “fair use” defence of its copying of Java without a licence, based on careful instructions from the judge. But next year, the case will return to the much more IP-friendly Federal appeals court, which has already slapped down Judge Alsup and rejected many of Google’s arguments.
+
+This is the court that affirmed in 2014 affirmed the “copyrightability” of APIs – it's a rightsholder-friendly court. An Oracle win next year isn’t nailed down, but since Google now seems to be clean out of arguments, it’s a decent bet.
+
+“The beautiful part of it is that in 2017 at Google I/O Google will be able to stand up and say 'We’re going to have to take it proprietary'. Their response to the inevitable accusations that they ‘closing down Android’ is the argument that the ‘we were forced to do it’," Windsor told us.
+
+“Google has no choice because they have to take back control of the APIs,” Windsor thinks. “It’s much more important to Google to maintain control of Android than it is to lose two months' cash flow,” he says, referring to the $9bn in damages Oracle is seeking.
+
+Samsung no longer has the market share to take the industry with it, Windsor says. “Samsung was working on an entire ecosystem that included not just maps but browser and search, but they took a huge step back and handed control of it to Google,” he explains. “If one day was their ‘Nokia moment’, that was it: the 26th January, 2014.”
+
+That day Samsung and Google announced a 10-year patent agreement. Samsung agreed to scrap the UI it had teased a few days before at CES, along with much other work. "Android is becoming more like an uber-Google experience than an underlying operating system topped with a selection of apps," Re/Code reflected.
+
+Windsor thinks Google’s hand has been forced by the glacial pace of updates and reluctance of OEMs to provide timely Google updates.
+
+“Firstly, handset makers don’t want to update their phones; they worry people won’t buy a new one. Secondly, they can’t. Android is brutally competitive. A cent on the Bill of Materials makes a big difference. To go from Android 4 to Android 5, you need more memory, RAM and storage, which increases the BoM costs, so no one’s done it,” he explains.
+
+“There is no updating going on at all, really. New phones are replacing old phones – that’s how new platform software is coming into the market.”
+
+With an even greater control over Android, Google will be still vulnerable to penny-pinching OEMs, certifying the hardware as “upgradeable” for example.
+
+Taking Android proprietary will send ripples beyond the mobile industry. Facebook is rewriting its apps to reduce its dependence on Google, notes Windsor. Anyone who can afford to (and many can’t) should be thinking of doing the same.
+
+We have contacted Google and queried the assertions about closed-source Android, as well as Windsor's claims that it had a "highly confidential internal project" on the go to make it happen, but it had not responded at the time of publication. We'll update if we hear more. ®
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+A 73-year-old man has been charged with rape, murder and false imprisonment in relation to the abduction and murder of six-year-old Kylie Maybury in 1984.
+
+Gregory Keith Davies was charged with one count of rape, one count of murder and one count of false imprisonment.
+
+Her body was found dumped in a gutter in Preston early on November 7, seven hours after she was last seen walking home from a nearby shop where she had gone to buy sugar.
+
+A man has been charged over the death of Kylie Maybury, who was found dumped in a gutter in Preston in early 1984. (Supplied)
+
+Gregory Davies was charged in an out-of-sessions hearing today. (9NEWS)
+
+The man was arrested from a home in Waterford Park in Melbourne’s north this morning, and was charged in an out-of-sessions court hearing at Melbourne West Police Station just after 5pm.
+
+Victoria Police held a press conference earlier today, and still wish to speak to a number of people, including an Italian girl with a slim build who spoke to a neighbour of the Mayburies, Lorna Simpson, while she was searching for the young girl on Plenty Road.
+
+She asked Ms Simpson, “are you looking for a little girl?” before telling her “she’s in that car,” referring to a white station wagon.
+
+The girl would now be a woman in her 30s or 40s.
+
+Police have never been able to locate the woman, who they say would have vital information.
+
+The Preston flats where Kylie lived (top left) and an image of a car similar to the one a witness sighted with a child fitting Kylie's description inside. (Vic Police)
+
+Police have released an image of Ms Simpson, who they believe may have passed away, in the hope that the woman will remember speaking to her.
+
+They also wish to speak to two anonymous callers who rang Crime Stoppers.
+
+One made contact in 1984 and alerted them to the white Kingswood Station Wagon which was involved in her death. The other is a caller in 1987 who nominated a specific person.
+
+Police have not revealed the nature of the second call.
+
+“A lot of the stuff we are asking for now, we tried to do prior to the man’s arrest, but we have been unable to which is why we are approaching the media,” Detective Inspector Mick Hughes said today.
+
+Detective Inspector Mick Hughes at the press conference today. (9NEWS)
+
+Kylie was with her mother, Julie, visiting a neighbour in East Preston when she was sent to a nearby milk bar to buy sugar.
+
+“A child should be able to go down the street, buy a packet of sugar and get home safely,” Det. Insp. Hughes said.
+
+“This little girl didn’t.”
+
+He referred to Kylie’s mother as a “pillar of strength” throughout the entirety of the case.
+
+Davies will appear at the Melbourne Magistrates' Court on Friday.
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+Another unique feature is that each pen allows for two different ink colors to be employed, bringing gradation and color variation when you touch the tips together. Each pen comes equipped with one black cartridge, one red cartridge, a converter, and a tip cleaner for clean and enjoyable writing. For even more variety, you can add on two packs of 12 colorful cartridges, specifically designed to offer gradation when used with the Pilot Parallel 2-Color Calligraphy Pens, or some CON-50 piston-style converters to use with bottled fountain pen ink.
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+There is new information on the horrific terror attack in Orlando last night that has killed at least 50 and wounded more than 100 in the largest mass shooting in American history.
+
+Sources are telling the Daily Beast that suspected killer Omar Mateen had previously been investigated by the FBI in 2013 and 2014, making this yet another “known wolf” terror attack:
+
+Omar Mateen of Port Saint Lucie, Florida, came to the attention of federal authorities twice prior to being identified as the gunman in the Orlando nightclub mass shooting, a senior law enforcement source told The Daily Beast.
+
+Mateen 53 people and shot more than 100 in total at the Pulse gay nightclub early Sunday morning, in the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history. The senior law enforcement source reports that Mateen became a person of interest in 2013 and again in 2014. The Federal Bureau of Investigation at one point opened an investigation into Mateen but subsequently closed the case when it produced nothing that appeared to warrant further investigation. “He’s a known quantity,” the source said. “He’s been on the radar before.”
+
+Mateen was a U.S. citizen; his parents are from Afghanistan, CBS News reports.
+
+The FBI is already circling the wagons that Marteen was just “one of hundreds” of ISIS sympathizers known to the FBI:
+
+CNN: Shooter known to FBI. No indication he was plotting attack. One of hundreds suspected of being ISIS sympathizers on the FBI’s radar. — State of the Union (@CNNSotu) June 12, 2016
+
+This is not the first time that the gay community has been targeted by would-be jihadists.
+
+In fact, an imam speaking in Orlando in April said that killing gays according to Islamic law should be done “out of compassion”:
+
+On Twitter I’ve noted two previous cases from 2014 in which Islamic terrorists, Musab Masmari and Ali Muhammad Brown, targeted the gay community:
+
+REWIND: 10 years in prison for Seattle gay club arsonist Musab Masmari who wanted to “exterminate homosexuals” https://t.co/5BVI5j4vMz — Patrick Poole (@pspoole) June 12, 2016
+
+REWIND JUN 2014: Known terror cell member Ali Muhammad Brown executes Seattle gay couple for US foreign policy in ME https://t.co/THVXG64G0b — Patrick Poole (@pspoole) June 12, 2016
+
+Islamic Center of Central Florida imam Muhammad Musri spoke at the FBI press conference this morning.
+
+As soon as there’s a terror attack, first thing they do is call the local Islamic Society. pic.twitter.com/g9wkFd1xCp — David Reaboi (@davereaboi) June 12, 2016
+
+As I reported back in 2010, Musri hosted a Hamas fundraiser in his Orlando mosque:
+
+Then in 2011, Musri blamed the 9/11 attacks on the U.S.:
+
+For more than a year and a half I’ve been reporting here at PJ Media on the “known wolf” terror problem — terrorist acts committed by individuals ALREADY known to law enforcement and western national security agencies:
+
+Will the Orlando terror attack finally be the wake-up call for Congress and the Obama administration to address the “known wolf” terror problem?
+
+Don’t hold your breath.
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+Author and 2020 presidential candidate Marianne Williamson explains how listening to the “wisdom of the heart” within each of us can help heal the world.
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+Seit 2011 arbeiten die Gruppen der FAU-nahen Anarchosyndikalistischen Jugend (ASJ) aus Berlin und Leipzig an der Kampagne „Jung und billig – Gegen Ausbeutung im Minijob“. Die FAU Bremen nimmt zusammen mit anderen lokalen Gewerkschaften der FAU an der Neuauflage der Kampagne teil. Mit der Kampagne, die sich auf den ersten Blick an jüngere geringfügig Beschäftigte richtet, soll auf Missstände im „System Minijob“ allgemein aufmerksam gemacht werden und sollen Beschäftigten ermutigt werden sich zusammen mit der Gewerkschaft für ihre Rechte einzusetzen. Die FAU Bremen bietet hierfür regelmäßig gewerkschaftliche Beratung an, um gemeinsam Wege für die Verbesserung von Arbeits- und Lebensbedingungen finden zu können.
+
+
+
+Mehr Infos auf der Sonderseite zur Kampagne: bremen.fau.org/minijob
+
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+Foto: FAU Bremen
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+Over the years, wealthy individuals and organizations have relied on tax havens such as Switzerland, Lichtenstein and Panama to hide income. That's because of these countries' secretive banking and tax laws. But things are changing for these tax havens and wealthy people still want to find ways to shield their income from taxes.
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+They now have new options: Bitcoin's Zerocash, DarkWallet and similar products. Zerocash and DarkWallet offer Bitcoin clients the ability to process financial transactions with minimum risk of revealing their identities. This comes as banks and their wealthiest clients have come under increased scrutiny for their practices. It is an after-effect of the 2008 financial crisis.
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+A number of governments from major industrialized countries had to overhaul banking industries that many considered corrupt. Tax evaders and tax havens that helped them were obvious targets.
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+The U.S. government fined UBS, Switzerland's largest bank, $780 million; Credit Suisse, $2.6 billion; and Julius Baer, $547 million. It also requested that Swiss banks hand out account details of all alleged U.S. tax evaders. Soon, similar pressure was brought to bear by the EU.
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+Among the end effects: roughly 80 Swiss banks signed a deal with U.S. tax authorities to hand out data on roughly 34,000 accounts of U.S. citizens suspected of tax evasion. Eventually, Switzerland signed a treaty with both the U.S. and EU promising to share data, such as names, addresses and tax Identification.
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+Bitcoin Succeeds Where Switzerland Fails
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+The chain of events has created an opening for Bitcoin.
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+On the surface, Bitcoin seems more transparent than the conventional banking system. Every transaction is documented in the Blockchain, open for all to see. If transactions are done from the same address more than once it becomes simple to track the source, or more accurately, the owner of the account. Some will argue that using a different address for each Bitcoin transfer improves the security and protects your identity. That may be true, but even that is still potentially exposed to investigating tax authorities.
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+Nevertheless, some Bitcoin Wallets provide higher levels of secrecy. Zerocash allows transfers and payments without disclosing the payment's origin, the amount of the transfer or its destination. Zerocash is not unique; there are a few others, including DarkWallet, Tor Integration and Shared Coin. Each uses a slightly different technology, but all have the same intention: to provide maximum privacy that is difficult to hack.
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+Because the sovereignty of those technologies is difficult to ascertain it's hard to see how governments can use the same leverage that they used on Swiss banks. This potential trend underscores demand for secretive banking products.
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+This article is commentary by an independent contributor. At the time of publication, the author held no positions in the stocks mentioned.
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+Fox has apologized for a widely reviled promotional image for X-Men: Apocalypse, which shows Oscar Isaac's Apocalypse strangling Jennifer Lawrence's Mystique.
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+Actress Rose McGowan spoke about the image on her Facebook, and in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, she said, "There is no context in the ad, just a woman getting strangled. The fact that no one flagged this is offensive and frankly, stupid." She continued to challenge 20th Century Fox directly, asking, "Since you can't manage to put any women directors on your slate for the next two years, how about you at least replace your ad?"
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+Feminist site The Mary Sue also criticized the image saying, "This poster reinforces a narrative that commandeers and reduces women into a position of helplessness through violence."
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+Tristan Cassel / The Hollywood Reporter
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+In a statement to The Wrap this afternoon, Fox promised that the billboards had been taken down, and explained, "In our enthusiasm to show the villainy of the character Apocalypse we didn't immediately recognize the upsetting connotation of this image in print form."
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+Unfortunately, as is generally the case with complaints about media portrayals of women, a contingent of Twitter users were more outraged by the poster's backlash than by the poster itself. Some went so far as to say that violence against Jennifer Lawrence was actually a solid selling point for a movie. What a world we live in.
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+You can file this post away under “Internet weirdness” along with ceramics. The Pottery Village Bed & Breakfast, despite having a minimal official presence online, has been making the rounds on several blogs dedicated to the strange. The photographs (perhaps it’s their quality) remind us of galleries we’ve seen of abandoned theme parks or of roadside attactions along empty highways in the States.
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+For about $77 a night you can stay in a casita-sized piece of pottery in Yeongheung Island in South Korea. We came across a Korean-language website about the region here. The pots fit in with the overt quaintness of the island: a travel web site states that the area is home to (obviously) beaches, hiking trails, temples and the country’s largest wind power plant.
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+If you ever find yourself in Yeongheung, please take a few photographs of this intriguing property and let us know what the experience was like.
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+Bill Rodgers is a Contributing Editor at CFile.
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+Any thoughts about this post? Share yours in the comment box below.
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+It is among the success stories of industrial New York: A warehouse that once housed a copper company was transformed into a film studio replete with stages, sound rooms and sets as the city experienced a boom in film and television production.
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+Eastern Effects, the company that built the studio, started in 1999 with a single employee in an apartment-size office and grew to include a small complex of buildings in the gentrifying area around the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn. Large segments of “The Americans,” the show on FX about Cold War spies, were shot there.
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+But this week, the company learned that it would most likely have to leave the warehouse, home to most of its production space, within five years. The parcel, at 270 Nevins Street, was selected by the city and approved by the Environmental Protection Agency to be used in its cleanup of the area, part of an agreement that was made final on Thursday.
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+In its cleanup of the canal, declared a Superfund site in 2010, the E.P.A. worked with the city to find a location for an eight-million-gallon sewage tank to help curb discharge during heavy rains.
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+In a city addressing unequal access to good jobs, Road to Hire provides a pathway to success for young people in Charlotte, NC. For Malik Robinson, his experience with the nonprofit led to a successful career as a front-end developer. But his journey didn’t end there — in September, Malik brought the skills and confidence he gained from Road to Hire to the set of a Bank of America production, giving him a chance to achieve his dream of becoming a professional photographer.
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+CHICAGO (Reuters) - One of the most popular herbicides in U.S. agriculture can be dangerous to animals and fish and leaves behind worrisome residue levels, the Environmental Protection Agency said on Thursday in a draft report that sparked outrage among farmers.
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+The agency’s assessment of atrazine could lead to tighter regulatory limits on the product, manufactured by Swiss-based Syngenta AG. That could ultimately prevent farmers from being able to use it to control weeds, according to agricultural groups that blasted the report as flawed.
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+Atrazine is primarily used on corn, sorghum and sugarcane to fight weeds and increase yields in the Midwest.
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+The EPA’s review adds to a debate about the safety of leading crop chemicals after a branch of the World Health Organization said last year that the herbicide glyphosate was “probably” able to cause cancer in humans.
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+The EPA said atrazine’s effects exceeded its “levels of concern” for chronic risk by 198 times for mammals and 62 times for fish. The agency will accept comments on the preliminary findings and consider whether to require label changes after it publishes a final risk assessment.
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+The EPA republished the findings after it said it inadvertently posted the same report, along with other related documents, online this spring in an error that has sparked criticism from U.S. lawmakers.
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+Syngenta, which is set to be acquired by Chinese state-owned ChemChina, said atrazine is safe and that the EPA report “contains numerous data and methodological errors and needs to be corrected.”
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+If the EPA’s report is finalized as written, it could cause label restrictions so severe that they would “effectively ban the product from most uses,” the Iowa Corn Growers Association said.
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+“EPA’s flawed atrazine report is stomping science into the dirt and setting farmers up for significant economic hardship,” said Gary Marshall, executive director of the Missouri Corn Growers Association.
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+The U.S. House of Representatives’ agriculture committee is looking into EPA actions related to its multi-year review of potential risks tied atrazine and glyphosate.
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+In April, the agency posted documents online, including a report that said glyphosate was not likely to be carcinogenic to humans. It later pulled them down.
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+The agency said it plans to release its draft cancer risk assessment for glyphosate by year’s end.
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+Michu Meszaros, the actor who provided the body for the title character in the hit '80s sitcom ALF, is in a coma after having been found unconscious last week, TMZ reports.
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+Representatives for Meszaros say that the actor has been struggling with his health for nearly a decade, suffering from the repercussions of a stroke eight years ago.
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+Meszaros, who was 33" tall when at his most famous, was found by his manager, Dennis Varga. It was Varga who called 911 and had the 76-year-old taken to a hospital.
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+ALF, for those who don't remember, was about a sarcastic, cat-eating alien who was stranded on Earth and taken in by family. In the vein of I Dream of Jeannie, much of the humor centered on the family trying to explain away their eccentric behavior without telling those around them that they had taken in an alien life form. The show was a massive hit, spawning an animated series, a comic book, trading cards, and more.
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+The character of ALF was voiced by series creator Paul Fusco, who also served as puppeteer for the times when the character was stationary. Meszaros wore the costume when the story called for walking or running shots, when conventional puppetry wouldn't look as good.
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+Meszaros, who got his start at Ringling Brothers & Barnum and Bailey Circus, has appeared in numerous television and film projects besides ALF, including Big Top Pee-Wee, Look Who's Talking (he was a stunt performer for one of the babies) and Freaked. His first on-screen appearance was in H.R. Pufnstuf, and his last was in Warlock: The Armageddon.
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+In the 1980s the city of Hawthorne, California named their shortest street in the City "Michu Lane" in honor of the performer.
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+Seth Dickerson
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+sdickerson@gannett.com
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+Iberia Parish Sheriff Louis Ackal is facing additional federal charges stemming from more beatings that took place in the Iberia Parish Jail, allegedly ordered by the sheriff and two of his top deputies.
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+U.S. Attorney Stephanie Finley announced Thursday Ackal, Lt. Col. Gerald Savoy and former Capt. Mark Frederick would face additional charges in a superseding indictment from the beatings of two more men.
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+Ackal was indicted Thursday on an additional count of conspiracy against rights for allegedly conspiring in April 2014 to assault a man who had been arrested on battery charges for allegedly assaulting one of the sheriff's relatives. Savoy and Frederick were charged with one count of deprivation of civil rights for taking part in a beating inside the jail's chapel in September 2011.
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+According to court records, Ackal called a meeting between himself, the relative, Savoy and narcotics agents Benjamin Lassalle and David Hines.
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+ACKAL: Iberia Sheriff accused of civil rights violation pleads not guilty
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+Ackal ordered Hines and Lassalle to arrest the person for assaulting the sheriff's relative. Hines and Lassalle found and arrested that person, allegedly pinned them to the floor and beat them with a baton.
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+During the inmate's first week in the jail, Ackal allegedly ordered the inmate brought to him.
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+Once in Ackal's office, Savoy allegedly grabbed the inmate's arm, twisting it behind his back.
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+Ackal allegedly yelled, "You want to (expletive) with my family?"
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+MORE: 9th deputy charged, for lying to FBI agent, in Iberia inmate beating
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+Ackal and Savoy had previously been charged in reference to the April 2011 beatings of three pre-trial inmates at the jail. According to the indictment of Ackal and Savoy released by the U.S. Attorney's Office, Ackal ordered Lassalle to "take care of" one of the detainees after that detainee made a lewd comment.
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+Lassalle and Hayes, accompanied by other officers, then brought the detainee to the jail's chapel, where he was beat multiple times with a baton.
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+Nine former IPSO employees previously entered guilty pleas in related cases. Most recently, K9 Sgt. Jeremy Hatley pleaded guilty to lying to an FBI agent during an investigation into the beatings.
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+Ackal, Savoy and Frederick could face 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine for each count.
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+A few short years ago, the Linux Foundation had no networking projects. Now it has six, with the addition of the Open Switch project this week.
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+Open Switch is a complete network operating system with the Open vSwitch virtual switch at its core. The Open Switch effort originally got its start in October 2015 as a Hewlett Packard (HP) led effort and was announced at the Linux Foundation’s Linuxcon EU 2015 event.
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+Rather than relying on an existing Linux distribution as the core, Open Switch is built from scratch from upstream kernel sources and leverages a modular, publish-and-subscribe model.
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+“Transitioning Open Switch to the Linux Foundation is a major step forward and testament to the maturity of Open Switch and realizing the promise of creating stable and agile network infrastructures that can adapt to changing business requirements,” Dominic Wilde, VP/GM, Data Center Networking Business Unit at Hewlett Packard Enterprise, said in a statement. “As a catalyst in creating the source code, HPE will continue to actively participate in the Open Switch community to help make Open Switch the leading open source data center network operating system and the choice for demanding cloud data center business applications.”
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+While Open Switch was originally just an HP project at the Linux Foundation, there are now multiple participating organizations, including Barefoot Networks; Broadcom; Cavium, Inc.; Extreme Networks; Hewlett Packard Enterprise; LinkedIn; Mellanox; Nephos Inc.; P4.org; Quattro Networks, Inc.; and SnapRoute.
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+Open Switch is in many respects competitive with other open-source network operating system efforts, including Cumulus Linux, which updated to version 3.0 of its platform this week.
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+Open Switch now joins the OpenDaylight, ONOS, OPNV, FD.io and IOvisor open-source networking efforts under the Linux Foundation Collaborative Projects umbrella.
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+“OpenSwitch brings another important ingredient of the open networking stack to The Linux Foundation,” said Jim Zemlin, executive director at The Linux Foundation.
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+Sean Michael Kerner is a senior editor at Enterprise Networking Planet and InternetNews.com. Follow him on Twitter @TechJournalist.
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+So Hollywood is once again shopping for a new Bond, and like clockwork the usual questions have arisen as to who should take on the mantle of the iconic secret agent. The biggest discussion currently dominating the conversation is whether the time has come for James Bond to become Jane Bond. Both Emilia Clarke and Gillian Anderson have expressed an interest in stepping into Bond’s shoes and though reception to the idea of a female Bond has always been very mixed the overall reaction online has been positive. Personally I have always been against the idea. While every actor that takes the role may interpret what makes Bond slightly different the core elements, the confidence, the emotional detachment, the suave sexuality and the borderline psychopathy, remain the same. It is always been my opinion that the choices in how Bond expresses masculinity, both positive and negative, are integral to his character. To remove that masculinity would be to remove everything that makes Bond, well, Bond.
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+Besides, a movie already exists that encapsulates perfectly what James Bond might be like as a woman, and that movie is The Long Kiss Goodnight.
+
+The Long Kiss Goodnight was released in 1996 and starred Geena Davis and Samuel L. Jackson. The script was penned by Shane Black and Renny Harlin took the director chair. The Long Kiss Goodnight is an epic and delicious slice of 9o’s action movie cake, with all the flavour and flourishes of explosions, chases, guns, helicopters and quips that you would expect. However action movies with female leads are always considered a huge Hollywood risk (another consideration for those championing a female Bond) and Kill Bill, a comparable female led movie, was seven years away. The studio did consider changing the protagonist for The Long Kiss Goodnight to a male, potentially casting Sylvester Stallone or Steven Seagal in the lead role.
+
+Samantha Caine (Davis) leads an ordinary, if dull, life as a schoolteacher and single parent. Samantha suffers from a form of amnesia and is unable to remember any part of the life she had before she washed up on a beach, wounded and pregnant, eight years previously. A series of events cause some of the memories and skills of her former life to resurface and so Samantha embarks on a journey to discover her former self with private investigator Mitch Henessey (Jackson) As more and more memories return to her Samantha realises that she was once a spy/assassin named Charlene ‘Charly’ Baltimore. Unfortunately, Samantha digging into her past brings her to the attention of enemies and colleagues that had believed her long dead and as the personality of Charly begins to resurface she and Mitch must foil a plan to detonate a chemical bomb and save Samantha/Charly’s daughter.
+
+While The Long Kiss Goodnight is very much a product of the time, the characters of Charly Baltimore and James Bond, at least as he is in the modern Bond films, share some very distinctive traits. Both are deadly, resourceful and trained to adapt to any situation, watch the ice skating scene in The Long Kiss Goodnight and tell me it isn’t something you’d potentially see in any Bond film. Bond and Baltimore are trained to view people as tools, instruments used to achieve an objective and then discarded, this can make some seem incredibly cold blooded. Any emotion or personal connection with others is seen as weakness and potentially dangerous to their mission. Both characters display an overt sexuality and will use it, along with any other necessary means, whenever need or desire arises. In method and in temperament Bond and Baltimore are easily comparable. Both can be charming and sexy while at the same time being emotionally crippled killers.
+
+However the similarities consist of more than just the characters. Modern James Bond has been compared with the Bourne movies, in theme, structure and style. Similar comparisons can be made with The Long Kiss Goodnight, particularly as it is also a spy with amnesia film. The movies have over the top and slightly silly storylines with tightly shot action sequences. The main character is subject to a plot while trying to rediscover their own identity.
+
+Another thing that The Long Kiss Goodnight has in common with modern Bond movies is suffering. The structure of a typical Bond movie dictates that in the second act Bond is captured by the villain and attached to some elaborate and convoluted death device from which he must escape. In modern Bond the capture element has largely remained the same however instead of a death device Bond is subjected to violence, think of the genital torture scene in Casino Royale. Bond’s body is brutilised before he can escape and defeat the bad guy. In The Long Kiss goodnight Samantha/Charly is subjected to brutal abuse before she can win the day. On multiple occasions she is beaten, shot and tortured.
+
+And that is another part of why a female Bond movie may not work. Because although The Long Kiss Goodnight is a very enjoyable movie with fantastic performances (Geena Davis in particular is surprisingly credible as an action star) it was not commercially considered a success. This may be because action movies, while often violent, are generally considered lighthearted romps. Female bodies being brutalised in the same way as male bodies adds a level of discomfort that audiences sometimes have difficulty dealing with. Some of the best and most iconic action characters are female, I shouldn’t even have to name Ellen Ripley and Sarah Connor as examples. However unfortunately for the most part they are the exception and not the rule. The uncertainty about violence against women in action films is also reflected in the way that these films are rated. Casino Royale, even with the aforementioned torture scene, is rated PG-13 while The Long Kiss Goodnight is rated R.
+
+For a Bond movie to truly be a Bond movie there must be stakes and those stakes must take a physical toll, a Bond that isn’t in any real physical danger is not a Bond that anyone is likely to take very seriously. Those that want a female Bond should ask themselves whether they would be happy to see Jane Bond made physically subject to the same mistreatment as James Bond. If the answer is no then I would ask why the push for this is so strong. While much loved, Bond is an anachronism, a relic, and there is only so much he can be updated before he ceases to be Bond.
+
+While we wait for the decision on who the new Bond will be and if you haven’t seen it already (hell, even if you have) then check out The Long Kiss Goodnight. Geena Davis brings a truly fantastic performance as both Samantha and Charly, handling the themes of duality, femininity and self with confidence and charm. The performances combined with the clever script, jaw dropping action and an enjoyably ridiculous plot make The Long Kiss Goodnight an experience that definitely should not be missed.
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+The Department of Veterans Affairs was hit with more bad news Tuesday on two fronts, as an investigation showed the agency’s legal settlements have more than tripled in the past five years, and a congressional review outlined “systemic failures” at the VA’s notorious medical center in Tomah, Wisconsin.
+
+The VA’s total annual payments to settle legal claims rose to $338 million in 2015, up from $98 million in 2011, reaching a total of $848 million over the past five years, the New York Daily News reported, citing information obtained through the Freedom of Information Act.
+
+The report said the rise in settlements was largely due to soaring medical malpractice claims and botched construction projects.
+
+The lawsuits included one by the estate of a U.S. Army veteran who died from internal bleeding in Cleveland after complications from routine gallbladder surgery and a Vietnam veteran from St. Petersburg, Florida, who died from colon cancer after doctors ignored warning signs on his medical tests for three years in a row.
+
+A VA spokeswoman didn’t comment on the overall spike in settlements but said the agency investigates all legal claims carefully.
+
+Meanwhile, the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee released a 359-page report Tuesday detailing the tragedies at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Tomah, Wisconsin. The 16-month investigation concluded that the facility lacked appropriate oversight and ignored complaints for years from veterans and whistleblowers about problems including overmedication, which led to the facility’s nickname as “Candyland.”
+
+The report said serious problems with overprescribed medicine and abuse of authority from at least 2007 to 2015 resulted in at least two veterans’ deaths and the suicide of a staff psychologist.
+
+“The Tomah VAMC is a microcosm of both the VA’s cultural problems with respect to whistleblower retaliation and the VA [inspector general’s] disregard for whistleblowers,” said Committee Chairman Ron Johnson, Wisconsin Republican.
+
+In a field hearing of the Senate committee Tuesday, a top VA official acknowledged the department’s failures at the Tomah Medical Center and said the agency is working to prevent similar failures.
+
+“More than anything else, this is a leadership failure,” VA deputy secretary Sloan Gibson said. “There’s lots of finger-pointing. At the end of the day, we own this. We’ve had ample opportunity over a period of years to fix this. That’s leadership’s responsibility. We failed to get it done.”
+
+• Dave Boyer can be reached at dboyer@washingtontimes.com.
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+Global smartphone sales will continue to slow down and will no longer grow in double digits, a new report has said. But India still has the highest growth potential. Sales internationally are expected to grow seven per cent in 2016, to reach 1.5 billion units, according to the report from market research firm Gartner.
+
+The expected growth in 2016 is down from 14.4 per cent growth in 2015. "The smartphone market will no longer grow at the levels it has reached over the last seven years. Smartphone sales recorded their highest growth in 2010, reaching 73 per cent," said Anshul Gupta, research director at Gartner.
+
+The report said the smartphone market had reached 90 per cent penetration in the mature markets of North America, Western Europe, Japan and the Asia Pacific region, slowing future growth. Also, the users in these regions were not replacing or upgrading their smartphone as often as in previous years.
+
+"In the mature markets, premium phone users are extending life cycles to 2.5 years, which is not going to change drastically over the next five years," Gupta added. Communications Service Providers (CSPs) have moved away from subsidies providing a free smartphone every two years, which had led to more varied upgrade cycles.
+
+Since mature markets are saturated, the focus for many vendors is on India and China. "India has the highest growth potential. Sales of feature phones totalled 167 million units in 2015, 61 per cent of total mobile phone sales (are) in India," Gupta noted. Smartphones are expensive for users in India. But with the average selling prices of low-end models falling, Gartner said 139 million smartphones would be sold in India in 2016, growing 29.5 percent year over year.
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+IANS
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+Update: After this article's publication, Senator Bernie Sanders expressed support for Tyler Kissinger's activism on Twitter:
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+https://twitter.com/SenSanders/status/740677206674919425
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+Fourth-year Student Government (SG) President Tyler Kissinger will go before a disciplinary committee on Friday, the day before his expected graduation, after he opened an administrative building to protesters on May 19.
+
+Kissinger and 33 other members of the IIRON Student Network participated in a sit-in on the fifth floor of Levi Hall near Provost Eric D. Isaacs’s office. Outside Levi, more than 150 students rallied to “democratize” the University. Students led chants and gave speeches calling for a $15 per hour minimum wage for campus workers, equitable policing, and divestment from fossil fuels, among other demands.
+
+Kissinger told The New York Times that he has since been formally charged with “premeditated and dishonest behavior to gain entry to Levi Hall, creating an unsafe situation.” On the day of the protest, Kissinger said that he entered Levi by telling security he was there on SG-related business. The challenge was getting the 33 other protesters inside.
+
+“They had installed two layers of locked doors, so the main door at the edge of the building, both on the North and South lobby are now locked, and then there’s also an interior door on the second floor on the North staircase that’s locked,” Kissinger told The Maroon. “You have to go through that door to get access to both the second and third floors.”
+
+Kissinger used his backpack to prop open the second-floor interior door for 30–40 seconds, while he went downstairs to open the first-floor door for his fellow protesters.
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+“I’m obviously hopeful it’s not expulsion; I hope that I get to walk at graduation this Saturday,” Kissinger said. “I’ve spent a considerable amount of time working on getting a degree in public policy, but it’s hard for me to really say. I don’t know.”
+
+Kissinger cited a lack of precedent from similar cases as reason for his uncertainty. On May 29, 1967, more than 120 students participated in anti-draft sit-in in an administration building, and while 58 students were suspended for the next quarter, most of the suspensions weren’t carried out. In March 1969, however, 42 students were expelled and 81 were suspended for a sit-in.
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+“Aside from the cases mentioned back in the ’60s, there isn’t a whole lot of precedent for a case like this,” Kissinger added, also noting that as far as he knows, he is the only person who participated in the sit-in to be summoned to a disciplinary hearing.
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+According to the Student Manual, if a disciplinary committee hearing is convened before a student’s scheduled graduation, the student’s graduation will be postponed until “the conclusion of the disciplinary proceedings” and “the completion of all sanctions.”
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+“My parents are concerned because they don’t know if they should be coming to observe my graduation or not, or if I should be spending the few dollars to buy my cap and gown,” Kissinger told The Times.
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+Kissinger also told The Times that prior to being summoned to the disciplinary meeting, he had met with Dean of Students in the University Michele Rasmussen about his conduct at a May 24 open meeting of the SG General Assembly, where IIRON students grilled Provost Isaacs with prepared yes-or-no questions.
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+Kissinger said that the protest did not come up in his conversation with Rasmussen: “Everything she said to me was framed in the context of the Assembly meeting, but I think the sit-in was certainly an elephant in the room during the entire conversation.”
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+A Change.org petition created by the IIRON Student Network calling on the University to dismiss disciplinary charges against Kissinger had garnered more than 1000 signatures by the time of the writing of this article. “Disciplinary action such as this against [protest] stifles free speech, and suggests that the University is not tolerant of viewpoints that challenge its own,” the petition reads.
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+Since the sit-in, Kissinger has criticized the University for what he sees as hypocrisy in its stance on free speech. NBC Chicago Channel 5 was told by the University that it could not film the May 19 protest because it had not obtained prior permission, as is required by University policy to film on the quad. Later that day, Kissinger tweeted:
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+https://twitter.com/tylerbkissinger/status/733434649687535616
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+“I think it’s scary for a lot of people,” he told The Times, referring to his disciplinary summons. “If they are cracking down on people who are protesting, I don’t understand what the university means by free expression.”
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+Kissinger said that Rasmussen informed him in an e-mail yesterday that the president would not be able to schedule his quarterly meeting with the incoming and outgoing SG Executive Committees.
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+“Unfortunately, the president’s office has not been able to find a time to reschedule the spring meeting with President Zimmer before the end of the quarter. Thank you for your patience in the interim,” she wrote in the e-mail, adding that she will be in touch with SG leadership in the fall about the scheduling and format of next year’s quarterly meetings with the president.
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+In a Facebook post today, Kissinger wrote, “This University spends a lot of time talking about free expression and critical inquiry, but yesterday we found out that President Zimmer canceled his quarterly meeting with SG leaders, presumably because the inquiry got a little too critical.”
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+“We were informed…that our meeting for…Tuesday the 24th [of May] would have to be rescheduled. This is following the sit-in that had happened the Tuesday of this previous week,” Kissinger told The Maroon. “A fair amount of time had been spent on the planning of this meeting, both in the President’s office and on our end. So we were told Monday that it would have to be rescheduled. Sent many many many e-mails over the past two weeks to Dean Rasmussen, to the President’s office, working on getting it rescheduled. We were told yesterday that they are not able to find a time by the end of this quarter for us to meet with them.”
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+University spokesperson Jeremy Manier said in a statement to The Maroon that the University does not prevent students from protesting. “Freedom of expression and dissent are fundamental values of the University of Chicago, as reflected in the Report of the Committee on Freedom of Expression. The University's policies do not prevent students from engaging in protest, and the University does not discipline students for speaking out on any issue. Any suggestion otherwise is simply untrue. All students are expected to follow the policies set forth in the Student Manual.”
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+The protesters entered Levi around 4 p.m. on May 19, and had planned to sit in the administrative lobby until a meeting with the University was arranged. They came prepared with adult diapers, blankets, and clothes, but the sit-in ended after a little over an hour when Associate Dean of Students in the University for Student Affairs Belinda Vazquez told the students that if they remained, they could face disciplinary action or arrest by administrators and the University of Chicago Police Department (UCPD).
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+“Besides arrest, those of you who are students also face the real possible consequence of discipline. They have various outcomes related to discipline, up to and including suspension or expulsion. So I want you all to be aware of the options that are available,” she was recorded on video saying.
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+The May 19 sit-in and rally were organized in response to the administration’s lack of attendance at a public meeting of various RSOs. IIRON invited administrators including Provost Eric D. Isaacs, incoming Provost Daniel Diermeier, and Dean of Students in the College John “Jay” Ellison to a meeting during fifth week at which students planned to present their concerns and propose changes. The administrators did not attend the meeting.
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+After the protesters left Levi, Kissinger and the other students who participated in the sit-in joined the IIRON members rallying outside the building.
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+“I was just kicked out of the admin building that my tuition dollars go to pay for. I was kicked out with 33 other people, students and not students, because we wanted to talk to some people,” Kissinger said over a megaphone at the rally. “The same people who live in this locked castle are people who make decisions about our endowment, that make decisions about if we invest money to support people with disabilities, if we invest money to support survivors, and they make bad decisions.”
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+Additional reporting by Anjali Dhillon.
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+YANN, a 31-year-old student from Kinshasa, does not wish to be seen speaking with a white foreigner. He fears attracting crowds of Indians, angered at the prospect that he might be complaining about India (he worries that similar, perhaps even angrier, crowds would appear if he were seen speaking to an Indian woman). He lives in one of the crowded villages that sprawl south through India’s capital, and the drive back to his windowless one-room flat happens to wind down Nelson Mandela Marg and cross Africa Avenue, official names given in a spirit of post-colonial camaraderie. Also on the way he passes the brick-strewn gully where an acquaintance, another Congolese named Masonga Kitanda Olivier, was beaten to death by three Indian men on May 20th.
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+Yann came to India three years ago to study IT networks. “On my second day here,” he says, “that’s when I realised, ‘I am black.’” People laughed at him, and called him “kalu” (“blackie”). Children point at him and treat him like a monster. Officials are no better: when he brought his documents to the foreigner-registration office, “They say, first thing, ‘When are you leaving? When are you leaving my country?’”
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+Until recently, though, he had felt physically safe. Then Mr Olivier was killed, and just days later four separate groups of Africans were publicly beaten in villages in the south of Delhi. Each attack has its own proximate cause (Yann thinks Mr Olivier was mistaken for an Ivorian friend of his who had made someone cross), but no one doubts that India’s resident African population has gone from feeling unwelcome to endangered.
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+Except, maybe, the government. V.K. Singh, a minister of state and retired general, tweeted complaints that the press were “blowing up [a] minor scuffle as [an] attack”. The foreign minister, Sushma Swaraj, clarified that the attacks were “criminal acts”, but were “not racial”. Goa’s minister for tourism chose this moment to opine that Nigerians make trouble in India and ought to be deported. African diplomats are outraged—not just at the attacks, but at what they see as official indifference. A statement on behalf of envoys from 42 African countries lamented the lack of “diligent prosecution”.
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+Africans have a long history on the Indian subcontinent. Ethiopians traded with south India in Roman times. African cavalrymen came to serve Islamic rulers; one of them, Malik Ambar, became a sultan in his own right. And the Portuguese brought slaves from east Africa, including some who escaped to form communities sprinkled along India’s west coast, adopting Indian language and dress while preserving elements of their earlier cultures.
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+But the current wave of globalised migrants is new, as are stereotypes that have followed them—that they are all drug dealers or prostitutes. In fact most Africans in India are middle-class; they come for higher education and medical care. In 2014 an estimated 20,000 Nigerians visited for medical treatment. According to the Association of African Students in India, around 25,000 Africans study in Indian public universities, attracted by high standards, low prices and the prevalence of English. In all, experts believe at least 40,000 Africans study and work in India, mainly in the large cities of Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Pune.
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+Some Indians argue, absurdly, that as fellow victims of Western prejudice, they cannot be guilty of racism. Priyanka Chopra (now a star on American television) decries double standards in Hollywood—complaining that Indian actors are made to speak in stereotypical accents. But she herself played a character in a Hindi film whose descent to rock bottom is confirmed when she falls into bed with a black man. Last February, after a Sudanese driver hit an Indian woman with a car in Bangalore, a group of Tanzanian students were attacked; one was stripped and frog-marched through the streets. When she complained to a policeman, she says he told her, “You all look alike,” and implied that because they were both African she must know the man who hit the Indian with his car.
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+Anti-African prejudice may be linked to India’s stubborn, caste-related bias in favour of lighter skin. (Potential brides are advertised as having “rosy” or “wheatish” complexions.) The problems faced by Africans are not so different from those borne by light-skinned Indian nationals from the north-east. Other Indians sometimes call them “chinky”. Landlords sometimes refuse to rent to them; thugs occasionally attack them in the streets.
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+Money provides some insulation to professionals of African descent. Nelson Igunma, a Nigerian-American from New York who worked for internet start-ups across southern India, said he experienced some “micro-aggressions”—like being asked at a dinner party whether he plays basketball—but nothing worse. Now back in New York, he is looking for a way to return to India. Like Mr Igunma, Yann says he admires Indians for their intelligence and the richness of their culture. Still, he wakes up afraid every day: “I love India, but they don’t love us.”
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+Germany has updated its rape laws in the wake of the Cologne sex attacks. Under the old regulations, the victim had to protest both physically and verbally to prove a rape attempt. This has been changed to only requiring a spoken refusal.
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+The decision on Wednesday was considered a legislative victory for Germany. The country saw rising numbers of sexual assaults around New Year’s Eve. There were also heightened tensions over the rapid influx of Middle Eastern refugees, which served to increase media attention on the assaults.
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+Justice Minister Heiko Maas issued a statement, saying it was “high time” that change came about. “We owe that to the victims.”
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+Unknown men stage attacks on immigrants in downtown Cologne https://t.co/YGOHCqxA4vpic.twitter.com/JqnzV0OxMD — RT (@RT_com) January 11, 2016
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+Verbal refusal to have intercourse should be enough reason to prosecute, according to the minister, because a victim shouldn’t have to wait to be attacked and be caused physical harm.
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+There is a whole range of “real life situations” that don’t reflect the current law, Maas says. At times a victim will be taken by complete surprise. At other times the situation may involve an abusive relationship. There is likewise a potential for threat of future violence. In other words, there are often disadvantages to even reporting assaults to the authorities.
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+The run-up to New Year’s Eve saw hundreds of reported sexual assaults and muggings take place in Cologne. They were largely blamed on men of Middle Eastern or North African descent. The debate over this is ongoing, with a portion of the German public up in arms.
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+‘Taharrush gamea’ comes to Germany? Police fear #Cologne sex abuse may be imported practicehttps://t.co/DDrbjD13Gppic.twitter.com/41aGjm1YM1 — RT (@RT_com) January 11, 2016
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+Chancellor Angela Merkel has been facing staunch opposition over her refugee policy. Some are still shocked that the anti-immigrant AfD party secured such a huge number of votes. Merkel suffered losses in two out of three states in the major regional elections, including her own home state of Baden-Wuerttemberg.
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+After a record 1.1 million asylum seekers arrived in the country in 2015 alone, many Germans are worried about what will happen to their homeland with such an intake of newcomers. The mass assaults resulted in an overwhelming 81 percent of Germans saying the migrant crisis is “out of control” under Merkel’s rule.
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+New Civil Asset Forfeiture Tool Makes Bitcoin Even More Powerful
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+The Electronic Recovery and Access to Data machine (ERAD), is a piece of new civil asset forfeiture technology that allows law enforcement to seize money directly from bank accounts by swiping a suspect’s debit or credit cards.
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+Also read: 21 Inc. Open Sources Bitcoin Computer Software Library
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+This new addition to the cops’ arsenal of notorious civil asset forfeiture weapons has only strengthened the case for using bitcoin.
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+Civil Asset Forfeiture Enters the 21st Century With ERAD
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+By swiping a debit, credit or prepaid card through the machine, police can view the suspect’s account information, and freeze or transfer money in the account associated with the card.
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+According to RT America, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol bought 16 ERAD machines and began using them in May 2016, taking money from people without warrants.
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+Local Oklahoma news station KWTV reports that Highway Patrol officers can use the ERAD to freeze or confiscate money whenever there is “probable cause.” However, as with all civil asset forfeiture policies, police are not required to obtain a warrant or charge the suspect with a crime to take their funds.
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+Patrolman LT. John Vincent insists that these devices are meant to combat identity theft, not taking cash.
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+“I know that a lot of people are just going to focus on seizing the money,” Vincent says. “That’s a very small thing that’s happening now. The largest. . .benefit has been the identity theft.”
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+Vincent assures that “If you can prove that you have a legitimate reason to have that money it will be given back to you.”
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+ERAD Group Inc., the company supplying the ERAD machines, are getting a cut of the funds seized by Oklahoma Highway Patrol. In addition to the $5,000 USD the law enforcement agency is paying for the software and scanners, ERAD Group gets 7.7 percent of all cash seized with the devices.
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+Civil asset forfeiture has been a controversial law enforcement policy for several years. Police departments across the United States seize millions of dollars in cash and physical assets every year, which often don’t get returned to their owners.
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+Despite attempts from lawmakers to rein in civil asset forfeiture, police officers across the country continue to seize wealth from citizens.
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+Protect Funds With Bitcoin
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+These ERAD devices highlight the insecure nature of bank and prepaid cards. With the right equipment, law enforcement — or a thief — can steal your money with a single swipe.
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+When using fiat, your money is never safe, it is out in the open for anyone to take.
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+With Bitcoin, though, your wealth is protected by an immutable blockchain and unbreakable encryption.
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+If you’re pulled over by a police officer and he or she sees that you have a hardware bitcoin wallet with you, they will not be able to access your coins without the private key. They may physically confiscate your wallet, but your money will be safe as long as you’re able to keep your password hidden.
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+By simply refusing to divulge your private key, or by “forgetting” it, no one can steal your bitcoins. And although authorities may eventually get your key, either by obtaining a warrant or forcefully taking it from you, you could still buy enough time to move your coins to a different wallet, making the confiscated device worthless to would-be thieves.
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+Be it local cops, federal authorities, or a common criminal, Bitcoin makes your wealth far more secure than any kind of fiat currency or physical store of value.
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+What do you think about the new ERAD devices? Let us know in the comments below!
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+Featured image courtesy of Xplore.
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+Violence spilled onto the terraces in Marseille as fans brawled with each other in the Stade Vélodrome after England's draw with Russia.
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+Supporters were seen fighting after the final whistle as Balaclava-clad Russian thugs ripped down English flags and ran after their rivals across rows of seats.
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+Hundreds of English fans were chased out of the ground by Russian hooligans as ugly scenes marred the opening of the tournament.
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+Fans hurled themselves over railings and worried parents were seen carrying small children away from the rioting, with stewards - rather than police - left to intervene between scuffles.
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+UEFA has announced that it will launch an investigation into the crowd incidents, with 2018 World Cup hosts Russia set to face the more serious action action for their part in the violence.
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+English fans try to escape the violence as they are attacked by hundreds of Russian supporters in the Stade Vélodrome
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+Scared England supporters hurl themselves over railings to escape the hoards of attacking Russian fans in the Stade Vélodrome
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+Chaos breaks out in the Stade Vélodrome as Russian fans brawl with English supporters after the nations met in their opening group clash
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+A Russian fan kicks an English supporter as violence spreads from Marseille's streets and into the Stade Vélodrome after the 1-1 draw
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+Warring supporters grapple among rows of seats in the Stade Vélodrome as stewards rush to intervene after ugly scenes break out
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+A Russian fans rips the shirt off an England supporter as he tries to flee from the hooligans inside the ground after the match
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+Scared children huddle together as they try and escape the violence, while other fans are helped by stewards as they jump over railings
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+England fans flee in their droves as Russian hooligans chase hundreds of supports across the stands in the Stade Vélodrome
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+An England fan has CPR performed on him by riot police after he suffers head injuries caused by Russian fans on the third day of violence in Marseille - he is in a critical condition
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+The supporter is tended to by a friend as another man beckons to the authorities for help after the attack by Russian fans in Marseille
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+The FA condemned the brawling in Marseille with spokesman Mark Whittle saying 'the FA is very disappointed by the terrible scenes that we saw there and of course condemns such behaviour.'
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+He called on French authorities 'to identify those involved in the troubles and deal with them appropriately and quickly'.
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+European soccer's governing body, UEFA, condemned the day's events. In a statement it said: 'People engaging in such violent acts have no place in football'.
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+Russia's sports minister, Vitaly Mutko, has said the country's football union will probably be fined by UEFA.
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+He added: 'There was no clash... that's being exaggerated, in fact everything is fine here. When the match ended, there was no barrier between the fans. The British were upset, of course, but it all quickly dissolved.'
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+Meanwhile, along the Mediterranean coast, Northern Irish fans were involved in a ugly exchanges with locals in the city of Nice that left seven people injured.
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+French riot police moved in after local Nice youths hurled bottles at Northern Ireland supporters in cafes near the central Place Massena.
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+'About 20 to 30 Nice youths started throwing bottles at the Northern Ireland fans. Some bottles were thrown back, some punches were thrown,' a Northern Ireland officer said. 'French police arrived to contain the situation.'
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+Northern Ireland play Poland in Group C later today. There are an estimated 10,000 Northern Ireland fans and several thousand Polish in the city for the game.
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+English fans carry a friend to safety after he is injured, and his clothes are ripped off, during a clash with Russian fans in the Old Port
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+Paramedics treat an injured fan with an oxygen mask as he lies on the pavement after violent clashes on the streets of Marseille
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+An England fan clashes with police in Marseille as violence in the city entered its third day -
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+Riot police police use a water cannon to blast jets into crowds of clashing supporters in order to separate gangs into different streets
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+England fans are covered in blood after suffering head injuries from clashes with rival fans on the streets of Marseille this evening
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+In Marseille, French police had used a water cannon to blast jets into the crowd in an effort to quell violence between warring fans in the Old Port, who continued to battle each other, local gangs and riot police.
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+It marked the worst day of brutality in the Old Port since violence exploded onto the streets on Thursday and Friday. Riot police originally relied on tear gas and batons to disperse the crowd but then ramped up their force to take control of the rioting.
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+It is believed at least 35 people are receiving treatment in hospital as a result of the brutality, including three police officers.
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+One England fan, 51, who had been knocked to the ground and kicked in the head during a clash with Russian fans, is still in a critical condition after he suffered a heart attack.
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+His friend told MailOnline: 'He got knocked to the ground and kicked in the head for nothing. He was not doing anything when some lads attacked him - French, Russian - I don't know who they were.'
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+He added: 'And then the police charged. They always blame the England fans but we didn't do anything.'
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+Fans clash in Marseille's Old Port district as violence continues for the third day in a row between English and Russian supporters
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+An English fan is detained by French security personnel in Marseille as the square was left resembling a war zone
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+A group of riot police officers restrain a fan among broken beer bottles and over-turned tables after three days of fighting in Marseille
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+The Russian hooligans, who were reportedly armed with knives, charged at England supporters yesterday afternoon around 3pm.
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+One Three Lions fan saw a fellow supporter receive a brutal beating from Russian hooligans.
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+Louise McMahon, from Redditch in Worcestershire, said: 'The bloke was from London and in his 30s. He was on his own and then about five or six Russians just jumped him.
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+'They hit and kicked him and literally ripped his England shirt off his back. They nicked his iPhone and money too. The poor bloke was really shook up.
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+'We got him inside the bar where we were and he's going to be OK.'
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+Richard Clarke, 26, from Stoke-on-Trent in Staffordshire, said he witnessed Russian hooligans 'tooling up'.
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+He said: 'It was almost like they were waiting for the trouble to begin and then took their chance.
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+'They took stuff out of the cafe we were in, glasses, bottles, ash trays, things like that. They were big blokes, the fans who got attacked by them would have stood no chance.'
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+Mark Reader, 60, from Bristol, said: 'I've been to lots of England games but that's the most scared I've been. The Russians were just going for anyone in an England shirt, they didn't care what age they were.
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+'I got split up from my mates and just decided to stand next to the riot police. I got tear gas in my eyes.'
+
+An English fan was knocked unconscious following the attack on the supporters by Russian football hooligans
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+Tear gas was fired at English fans in the Old Port district as police battled to separate the two sets of supporters
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+A bloodied fan is detained by police after supporters clashed in Marseille
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+The same fan is led away by police following the clashes in the Old Port District in Marseille
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+The fan - soaked in blood - is put in a police van as police tried to quell the violence that has overshadowed the match
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+Michael Tashall from London, said: 'We were in the Old Port town and the Russian ultras ganged up with the Marseilles ultras and attacked the English supporters that were sitting there drinking beers.
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+'You go into town now and there are English supporters with blood pouring from their head from the Russians' attacks. They are outrageous. The World Cup in Russia should be taken away from them. It is an outrage.'
+
+Another fan told MailOnline: 'It was the Russians that sparked it all off.
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+'A whole gang of the [Russians] came right into the middle of everything and started throwing punches.'
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+A supporter told MailOnline: 'There's this group of Russians who are proper mental. They threw everything at us - chairs, bottles - and they slashed us with knives. The French are also having a go.'
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+Another travelling fan said: 'There's literally an army of Russian fans marching over the hill towards the English supporters. It's absolutely crazy.'
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+The clashes in Marseille on Saturday came after England supporters, local French hooligans and Russian thugs battled on Friday night.
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+That trouble started around 6.30pm when English fans who had been drinking for most of the day at the Queen Victoria pub, pelted French officers with bottles, who then used fired tear gas at them.
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+Police fire tear gas at the charging supporters as they tried to disperse fans who had gathered in large numbers in the Old Port
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+A group of topless English supporters gesture at the Russian fans as riot police had to separate the two sets of rival fans
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+The England fans hurled bottles at the opposition supporters as the atmosphere turned violent ahead of the match this evening
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+The police, who wore full riot gear, were seen marching towards the hundreds of supporters who ran away down the street.
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+Later on, Russian fans joined the brawl, with drunken fans goading each other into fist fights. Witnesses said anyone who fell to the floor was kicked repeatedly.
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+Reports said Russian fans sparked a fight by throwing chairs and bottles at a group of England supporters. As rival gangs threw punches, riot police responded with a baton charge. The Russia fans chanted 'Rossiya' as they were chased by police.
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+A topless England fan hurls a bottle towards police personnel as supporters clashed amid disgraceful and horrifying scenes in Marseille
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+It was a scene of chaos on the Marseille streets prior to England's Group B match against Russia today as the two sets of fans clashed
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+An English fan is led away by plain clothed police amid disgraceful scenes in Marseille before England's opening Euro 2016 match
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+There were England and Russian fans seen fighting for the third successive day this afternoon, ahead of their opening game of Euro 2016
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+A chair was thrown through the air as violence continue to overshadow England's opening match of the Euro 2016 tournament
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+English and Russian fans squared off with one another as trouble continue to flare in Marseille's Old Port district this afternoon
+
+Hours after the initial fighting outside bars, restaurants and a tourists' market, the front of a bar called 'the Red Eagle' was seen engulfed in flames as fans threw missiles at each other.
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+It appeared a group of English fans were targeted as they drank in the bar's terrace area and the group were then seen hurling objects and chairs at rival fans as hooliganism reared its ugly head.
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+It is not known if the offenders were Russian supporters or locals.
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+The flare-attack was one of the most shocking sights of the clashes, which has seen property damaged and a fan dumped into the sea by a French gang.
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+The violence has echoed the brutal scenes from the France 1998 World Cup, during the infamous 'Battle of Marseille', where English fans clashed with local hooligans after England's victory against Tunisia.
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+A cafe is engulfed in flames as English fans were targeted while drinking on the terrace of cafe on the streets of Marseille last night
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+A chair is hurled at riot police officers as violence between warring supporters continues into the night on the streets of Marseille
+
+THE BATTLE OF MARSEILLE: ENGLAND FANS CLASH AT FRANCE '98 The sight of drunken England fans scuffling, brawling and posturing in front of lines of French police is a reminder of a hooligan culture the FA hoped had been stamped out. But despite more than 1,800 banning orders being handed out to repeat offenders prior to this summer's tournament, the dark side of English football raised its ugly head again. Battle of Marseille: England fans clashed with police and local gangs after a match against Tunisia during France '98 World Cup Many supporters will remember the last time England's fans clashed with French police - a brawl that ended with 25 arrested and unsavoury footage broadcast by the world's media. The bloodshed broke out on June 15 1998, after England's 2-0 victory against Tunisia in the group stages of the World Cup. It is believed that unsuspecting fans were provoked into a brawl by local thugs, but what followed were scenes that many had not witnessed since the days of fighting on the terraces in the 1970s and 80s. A group of 35 people were left hospitalised by the clashes and police had to use tear gas after they could not control the fighting hoards. Advertisement
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+The all-powerful Internet search engine company Google says that it is not rigging its system to reduce the visibility of the term “Crooked Hillary.”
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+Danny Sullivan of Search Engine Land discovered that there is no Automatic Recommendation in the Google Search bar for “Crooked Hillary.” In contrast,”Lying Ted” comes up as a recommendation as soon as people started typing “Lying.”
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+Is Google, led by chairman and major Clinton booster Eric Schmidt, trying to keep “Crooked Hillary” from going viral in the same damaging way as Trump’s other nicknames? Google defended itself in a statement to Search Engine Land:
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+Autocomplete predictions are produced based on a number of factors including the popularity of search terms. Our systems are periodically updated to improve Search, and our users’ search activity varies, so the terms that appear in Autocomplete may change over time. Additionally, our systems automatically filter a small set of offensive or inappropriate content from autocomplete predictions. There is no difference between how our removal filters operate among candidates.
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+It appears that “Lying” was just more commonly associated in the public consciousness, after a while, with “Ted Cruz” than “Crooked” is at this time with “Hillary Clinton.”
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+Breitbart ran its own test of Google’s policies by typing the two terms “Crooked Hillary’ and “Lying Ted” into the search engine bar. The images below show how many letters had to be typed in before the options appeared.
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+First, Breitbart typed in just three letters and Google showed the “Lying Ted” option.
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+Then Breitbart ran the test for “Crooked Hillary.” Even after four letters, there was no “Crooked Hillary.”
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+With five letters, Google showed “crooked hillary bernie,” but not “Crooked Hillary.”
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+“Crooked Hillary” appeared only after Breitbart typed “Crooked Hillary” and included two more spaces.
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+However, Google says its software automatically responds to public searches, and that the “Crooked Hillary” term will appear faster if more people search for it.
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+Vulnerabilities in a federal cell phone subsidy program could be exposing taxpayers to hundreds of millions of dollars in fraud, a leading regulator revealed on Wednesday.
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+Cell phone carriers that participate in the Lifeline program, which subsidizes cell phone service for low-income Americans, have bypassed fraud safeguards for millions of their customers, Federal Communications Commissioner Ajit Pai revealed.
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+Those customers have claimed $476 million per year in subsidies that bypassed a single safeguard designed to reduce duplicate subsidies for a single customer, Pai said in a letter to Lifeline administrators, raising concerns about the scale of fraud in the program.
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+The FCC is currently relying on the carriers themselves to verify that Lifeline customers are not receiving more than one subsidy from the program. But the commission leaves it entirely up to the carriers to verify that information.
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+"The carrier essentially, on its own say-so, tells the FCC … ‘we pinky swear that this is a legitimate subscriber,’" Pai explained to reporters in a Wednesday briefing.
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+Recent revelations regarding the scale of fraud in the Lifeline program suggest that carriers routinely fudge that information, and Pai said that taxpayers could be on the hook for nearly half a billion dollars as a result.
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+Lifeline was dubbed the "Obamaphone" program early in the Obama administration after YouTube videos of beneficiaries thanking the president for their cell phones went viral. In fact, Lifeline began under President Ronald Reagan, when it subsidized landline use.
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+The program has long been criticized for its susceptibility to fraud due to its use of other federal programs, such as food stamps, that are also vulnerable to fraud to satisfy eligibility criteria.
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+According to data shared with reporters on Wednesday, nearly half of all Lifeline subscribers have bypassed fraud protections by "overriding" measures to weed out duplicate or fraudulent subsidy applications.
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+The overrides are designed to continue service to a subsidy recipient that sets of a red flag such as listing an address that is not on file with the Postal Service, a common problem for customers in rural areas or on Indian reservations.
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+However, the increasing use of one override in particular has Pai concerned about the potential scale of fraud in the program.
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+According to his letter, Lifeline carriers in the 46 states that participate in a data-reporting program for the service enrolled nearly 4.3 million customers, more than a third of all Lifeline subsidy recipients in those states, despite flagging concerns that suggested they might be receiving more than one subsidy.
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+The "independent economic household" (IEH) override allows carriers to deliver services to multiple customers at a single address. It’s designed for places such as homeless shelters, where more than one Lifeline beneficiary might legitimately live.
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+However, carriers are not required to review any customer documentation or provide any verification to the FCC beyond checking a box that certifies the supposed legitimacy of the IEH override.
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+The FCC’s ongoing investigations into large-scale Lifeline fraud have Pai concerned that carriers are routinely fabricating IEH overrides in order to steer subsidies to their customers.
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+His Wednesday letter comes on the heels of a $51 million fine levied in April against Total Call Mobile, a large Lifeline service provider, for widespread fraud that Pai said merited an even greater penalty.
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+According to Pai, 99.8 percent of TCM’s enrollments bypassed fraud safeguards. That included widespread use of the IEH override, according to his Wednesday letter.
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+"We saw in the Total Call Mobile case how unscrupulous carriers could regularly register duplicate subscribers by fraudulently using the address of a local homeless shelter, altering a person’s name, and using fake Social Security numbers to evade detection," he wrote.
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+Pai revealed to reporters on Wednesday that TCM employees had learned many of their fraudulent tactics from employees of other Lifeline carriers, suggesting that those tactics are widespread.
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+Overriding fraud safeguards has become an integral part of Lifeline carriers’ business models, Pai said.
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+"Given what happened in the Total Call Mobile case … it seems pretty clear to me that there are substantial problems with the way the program is being administered now and unscrupulous actors have no problem filling the vacuum so to speak when the enforcement mechanism isn’t robust," he told reporters on Wednesday.
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+Large-scale Lifeline fraud is a problem in itself, Pai said, but it also hinders the mission of the Universal Service Fund, the federal program behind Lifeline.
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+"If we’re talking about $476 million each and every year that is being siphoned illegitimately just through the IEH override process, that’s $476 million that gets detracted from the overall universal service mission, which is to connect people with digital opportunity."
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+"I would hope that the agency … would embrace the need to ensure that [the FCC] is taking every possible step to ensure that this kind of thing does not persist," Pai said. "We need to get to the bottom of it and we need to root out the waste, fraud, and abuse that’s persisted in the program."
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+Indian Muslim women are in the midst of creating history. Perhaps for the first time since the controversial Shah Bano case of 1985, a growing movement for the legal rights of Muslim women in matters of marriage and divorce has captured national attention. At the heart of the movement is an ongoing case in the Supreme Court in which two women and one Muslim women’s organisation have demanded a ban on unilateral, instantaneous triple talaq.
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+A practice already banned in 22 Islamic countries, triple talaq allows a Muslim man to divorce his wife by merely uttering the word “talaq” (divorce) three times, all in one go. But husbands are also increasingly divorcing their wives through speed post, text messages, on Facebook or in phone calls, leaving the woman with no rights to maintenance. If the husband is later willing to take back the divorced wife, she is forced to go through nikah halala – a practice that allows her to return to her first husband only after marrying another man, consummating the marriage and then divorcing him.
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+In February, when triple talaq victim Shayara Bano approached the Supreme Court for justice, she didn’t restrict her fight to unilateral divorce alone. Her petition also demands a ban on the practices of nikah halala and polygamy. Previous, unsuccessful petitions in the apex court have attempted to counter these practices through demands for a Uniform Civil Code. But Shayara Bano’s is the first case to take on these patriarchal practices as violations of a woman’s fundamental, Constitutional right to equality before law irrespective of gender or religion.
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+A landmark case in the making
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+The reaction to Shayara Bano’s case has been a clear reflection of the changing attitudes of Indian Muslims to Muslim personal law. In April, inspired by Bano, Jaipur resident Aafreen Rahman filed her own petition to protest the sudden divorce her husband sent through speed post. Rahman is now the second petitioner in the Shayara Bano case.
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+Shaista Amber, president of the All India Muslim Women’s Personal Law Board, also spoke out unequivocally against triple talaq.
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+In the past six weeks, the non-profit Bharatiya Muslim Mahila Andolan launched a nationwide campaign to gather the support of ordinary Muslims against unilateral divorce, nikah halala and polygamy, collecting 50,000 signatures of Muslim women and men to bolster their case. Last week, the Andolan’s campaign prompted the National Women’s Commission to announce that it will completely back Shayara Bano’s petition and become a party to the case. The Bharatiya Muslim Mahila Andolan has already intervened in the Shayara Bano case to become an additional party.
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+“This has now become a class action suit,” said Balaji Srinivasan, Shayara Bano’s lawyer, using the legal term for a lawsuit in which a group of people with similar grievances caused by the same product or action sue as a group. “At least one more victim of triple talaq will be added as a petitioner once the courts resume...For the first time, such a case is backed by a strong movement from within the community. The time has come for triple talaq to go.”
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+At the forefront: Shayara Bano
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+Shayara Bano at her home in Kashipur. (Photo: Arshad Ali)
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+When she agreed to an arranged marriage in 2001, Shayara Bano was a confident sociology postgraduate from a simple, middle-class family in Kashipur, Uttarakhand. Fourteen years later, when her husband Rizwan Ahmed sent her back to her maternal home from Allahabad, she was depressed, defeated and traumatised from years of domestic abuse.
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+Speaking to Scroll.in from Kashipur, Bano said that Ahmed had tortured her for dowry right from the time they got married. He had forbidden her from meeting her sister and threatened her regularly with divorce. They had two children, but he forced her to have at least six abortions. “Or seven, I lost count,” said Bano.
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+In April, 2015, Ahmed dropped Bano at Kashipur along with their son and daughter, but returned soon after to take the children away. For months, Bano and her family tried to reach out to Ahmed, hoping that he would eventually return for his wife. “We could never reach his phone, but occasionally he would call and threaten to marry another woman,” said Arshad Ali, Bano’s younger brother.
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+“Then in October, he told us he’s sending some property papers through speed post that Shayara must receive,” said Ali. When she opened the papers, all Bano found was a document with the word “talaq” written three times.
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+“It was over just like that,” said Ali. “Even our local mufti (priest) told us that the divorce was valid.”
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+With the support of her brothers, Bano approached a local lawyer who transferred the case to Srinivasan at the Supreme Court who proposed a case that could be wider in scope.
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+For the first time, Bano discovered that instantaneous triple talaq was an un-Quranic custom outlawed in 22 Muslim countries. She had to decide whether she wanted to go beyond her own divorce and pursue a legal fight for the rights of all Muslim women by challenging the very power vested in all-male Muslim law-making bodies in India.
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+“I had not seen or spoken to my children for almost a year,” said Bano. “It was a moment when I had lost all hope in life, and going ahead with the case felt like the only option.”
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+She added: “I have now met a lot of other women who have been through a similar ordeal, but they are not able to come forward and fight. I don’t really know where I got the strength from.”
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+Bano has been overwhelmed by the support she has received from Muslims across the country, but doesn’t spend much time thinking about the prospects of the case. “I may or may not go back to my husband once this is over,” she said. “But I just want my children back.”
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+Afreen Rahman
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+Afreen Rahman
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+It took just three months for 28-year-old Afreen Rahman’s dream marriage to turn into a nightmare. The MBA-graduate from Jaipur married an Indore-based lawyer in 2014 after meeting him via a matrimonial website. “He seemed like a decent, normal man from a reputed family,” said Rahman. “So I agreed to the match after the first meeting itself.”
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+Her brothers took a loan of Rs 25 lakh to fund their sister’s “four-star” wedding.
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+“The first time he hit me, it came as such a shock,” said Rahman. “Then it became regular, and my mother-in-law beat me too. It was all about dowry.”
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+Rahman chose not to say a word to her mother and brothers back home, because of the loan they still had to repay. But the story of her ordeal became public when she was kicked out of her marital home in August 2015, a year after she was married. “My family kept asking him to take me back, because all of us really wanted my marriage to work,” said Rahman. “He picked me up nine days later, only to throw me out again the next month.”
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+In October, when Rahman’s mother died in a bus accident, her husband visited for a few days, showing her some signs of sympathy. “Then he left and completely blocked me on the phone and all social media,” she said. In January, when she opened a speed post letter from him, she was caught off guard.
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+“It was a divorce, a completely un-Islamic triple talaq,” said Rahman. “I was not even given a reason for it. Our local qazi said a divorce can happen only after the husband and wife get three months to reconcile, but I didn’t even get that option.”
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+Distraught and feeling helpless, Rahman soon found courage when she came across local representatives of the Bharatiya Muslim Mahila Andolan and joined the organisation. “With their help, and with the inspiration of Shayara Bano, I decided to go to court,” said Rahman, whose petition was incorporated in Bano’s case and accepted in the apex court last month.
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+“I am glad that our individual cases have been combined to make one big petition,” said Rahman. “I was wronged, but this issue is so much bigger than just me. The male leaders have been misusing Islam, and they have made a mockery of marriage.”
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+Zakia Soman and Noorjehan Safia Niaz
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+Zakia Soman and Noorjehan Safia Niaz, co-founders of the Bharatiya Muslim Mahila Andolan. (Photo credit: BMMA)
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+Zakia Soman and Noorjehan Niaz are co-founders of the Bharatiya Muslim Mahila Andolan, a non-profit organisation that has managed to enlist a staggering 30,000 members from 15 states since its launch in 2007. The organisation has been in the news in the past year for spearheading a legal battle to demand women’s rights to enter mosques and Mumbai’s Haji Ali dargah. They also conducted the first countrywide survey of Muslim women, which found that 92% of the women want a ban on triple talaq.
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+The Andolan also regularly conducts “Sharia adalats” or Sharia-based informal courts where Muslim women’s domestic problems are addressed by female qazis (Islamic judges). These adalats have enabled the Andolan to collect hundreds of firsthand stories of women left destitute because of triple talaq, nikah halala or polygamy. Despite the testimonies they have collected, male-dominated bodies like the All India Muslim Personal Law Board insist that such practices are a “non-issue” that affect only a fraction of the community.
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+“It has been an anomaly in our democracy that, unlike other communities, the sole representatives speaking for Muslims are always male religious leaders,” said Soman, a former university lecturer and newspaper editor, who lives in Ahmedabad. “But these patriarchal leaders are completely out of touch with the ground realities in the community.”
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+On the ground, Soman and Niaz constantly get calls and emails from ordinary Muslim men and women who want to join the fight against triple talaq. “The 50,000 signatures they collected in support of Bano’s case has been a game-changer,” said lawyer Srinivasan. “It clearly shows that there is a demand for change from within the community.”
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+Soman and Niaz are not done yet. “Even as we participate in the case, we will continue to go door-to-door across the country and collect many more signatures,” said Soman.
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+Last year’s Hoffman Report, which came out of an independent review of the world’s largest organization of psychologists, the American Psychological Association (APA), made waves in the field of psychology. The reviewers found that the APA’s leadership had colluded with national intelligence agencies and the Department of Defense to allow psychologists to take part in and facilitate the torture of detainees as part of the state’s counter-terrorism efforts. This wasn’t news to the dissident psychologists from organizations like the Coalition for Ethical Psychology and Psychologists for Social Responsibility who had been trying to spotlight this practice for over a decade. Nonetheless, soon after its release, numerous APA leaders resigned or were fired, and some have publicly apologized. The organization also implemented policy reforms, banning psychologists from conducting, supervising, attending, or assisting in any national security interrogations for military or other intelligence agencies, including private contractors working on their behalf. The APA now has one of the strongest anti-torture policies of any health care profession. The Hoffman Report was a big victory, but psychology isn’t in the clear. Psychologists continue to operate, largely unnoticed, in other spaces — most notably the legal system — that promote immediate harm. Here, psychologists routinely provide expert testimony to help courts render decisions. These decisions are often directly detrimental to defendants, resulting in a range of negative outcomes including the loss of benefits, the categorization of juvenile defendants as adults, and even death.
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+Passing Judgment Psychologists’ testimony has long played a role in death-penalty sentencing. But since 2002, when the Supreme Court ruled in Atkins v. Virginia that executing defendants with “mental retardation” — now called “intellectual disability” after the 2010 passage of Rosa’s Law — is unconstitutional, this role has increased significantly. Granted, barring defendants with intellectual disabilities from receiving the death penalty lessens the number of executions. But because psychologists now routinely provide judgments on defendants’ intellectual ability, they have been drawn deeper into the practice of state-sanctioned execution than ever before. This effectively means that psychologists — despite being members of a healing profession — play an active role in determining who lives and who dies. A psychologist’s testimony that a defendant does not have an intellectual disability can lead to that person’s death. Even with the best intentions, psychologists are once again systematically violating their ethical code to “do no harm.”
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+The Fine Line The way intellectual ability is determined in the United States highlights how psychology and criminal justice intersect on a landscape shaped by persistent inequality. The term “intellectual disability” itself is a catch-all that, like many other recognized psychiatric disorders, lumps together individuals who have varying abilities in terms of judgment, reasoning, and maturity. On top of this, the Atkins v. Virginia ruling left it to individual states to define intellectual disability. In effect, there is no standard criteria in either the mental health or the legal field that determines intellectual disability. Different states have different rules for who is deemed disabled — and thereby spared from death. Many states rely on the defendant’s IQ score and designate a single-score cut-off (e.g., a defendant’s IQ score has to be 70 or less) to determine whether the defendant has an intellectual disability. The “tyranny of the single score,” as psychologists have called it, is highly problematic because it averages a person’s performance across multiple verbal and nonverbal sections of the test, vastly oversimplifying the overall picture of the defendant’s abilities. Indeed, psychologists rarely use the single score to determine ability outside of the legal system. Moreover, IQ scores are plotted on a continuous scale, which makes any cut-off score arbitrary. An IQ score of 70 or less only indicates that one tested lower than 97.5 percent of the population. In other words, there is no “natural” delineation between “disability” and “ability.” The difference between an IQ of 70 and 71 doesn’t reflect a meaningful difference in cognitive ability, yet a one-point difference can mean life or death for a prisoner. IQ tests also bring their notorious history of racial bias into the courtroom. Psychologists have long been aware that black, Latino, and Native American test-takers score on average lower than white test-takers, attributing the gap to broader disparities in household income and educational resources and the tests’ preference for certain forms of (Western, white, middle-class) knowledge. These flaws haven’t stopped IQ scores from being used to prop up scientific racism (a recent example is Nicholas Wade’s A Troublesome Inheritance). And rather than address the fundamental limitations of the test, psychologists instead make post-test changes to correct for these biases, essentially raising black and Latino test-takers’ scores by using discrete scoring systems for each group. Psychologists defend this quick fix, arguing that adjusting IQ scores shields the test-taker from the consequences of the current tests’ inherent limitations. But these corrections — called “ethnic adjustments” in the legal field — can turn deadly when brought into the courtroom because they make it easier for courts to give disadvantaged minorities the death penalty. For example, after being convicted of murder in Texas, Ramiro Hernandez underwent testing to determine whether he would be eligible for the death penalty. His raw IQ score was 62, well in the range of intellectual disability, but after an “ethnic adjustment” — Hernandez was born and raised in Mexico — his score jumped to 70. The court opted to use his ethnic adjustment score, and he was executed soon afterwards. Hernandez’s case is not isolated. Revising IQ scores based on the defendant’s race or ethnicity is becoming a widespread practice in courts nationwide, making it substantially more difficult to exempt minority defendants from the death penalty. Many psychologists raise these concerns during their testimony, but not all. In fact there have been cases of psychological assessments’ misuse. In 2011, Texas reprimanded psychologist George Denkowski for using improper methods to assess the intellectual ability of at least twenty-five death row prisoners. Prior to the reprimand Denkowski’s expert testimony put at least fourteen defendants on death row, two of whom were later executed. Disturbingly, while Denkowski has been barred from assessing criminal defendants, he has escaped censure and retains his license to practice as a psychologist.
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+Finance Minister Bill Morneau and astronaut Chris Hadfield are among the 130 participants invited to this year's highly-secretive Bilderberg Meetings.
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+The conference, set to take place from June 9 to 12 in Dresden, Germany, invites the world's rich and influential to have "informal discussions" about "major issues facing the world." This year's topics include migration, the Middle East and "Precariat and middle class."
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+Fellow Canadians Yoshua Bengio, a computer science professor at Université de Montréal, and Heather Reisman, founder and CEO of Indigo Books and Music, will also attend the meetings.
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+You can find the full list of participants here.
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+'Private nature'
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+The meetings, founded in 1954, do not produce any resolutions. There are no votes and no minutes are recorded.
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+"The meetings are held under the Chatham House Rule, which states that participants are free to use the information received, but neither the identity nor the affiliation of the speaker(s) nor any other participant may be revealed," the organization said in a press release.
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+The conference's "private nature" allows attendees to have discussions without having to worry about the "conventions of their office," it added.
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+Due to the meetings' exclusivity and secrecy, they've become a large target for conspiracy theorists who label it as a meeting of elites planning a new world order. Some even think it's a forum to decide who the next U.S. president will be.
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+No need to panic, just because a frail human body—made up of eminently breakable bone, skin, and sinew—is about to step into the vacuum of space, protected only by a reinforced bouncy castle. EVERYTHING IS FINE.
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+After finally getting its inflatable space house up and running on the second try, NASA is about to hit another milestone: It’s going to send a person inside to see how it looks in there. On Monday, astronaut Jeff Williams will become the first person to float foot into BEAM, Bigelow’s test expandable space unit, which is currently screwed to the side of the ISS.
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+This first inflatable space walk is actually happening a little off-schedule. It was supposed to have happened yesterday. But, after BEAM refused to expand more than a couple inches outward in NASA’s first attempt last week, they called a temporary halt until they could figure out the source of the unit’s lost pressure. Finally on Saturday, they were able to get BEAM fully expanded.
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+The first order of business on Monday will be for Williams to run an air sample and install sensors to test how the unit is handling the barrage of radiation and space trash that regularly flings itself against the ISS. Assuming that all goes well over the two-year test, similar and more elaborate space houses (as you can see from the picture, the inside of BEAM is currently pretty spartan) may one day be deployed to the ISS and even further into space.
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+The 800 Club Created with Sketch.
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+“This is the skyline people talk about.” It was a Wednesday evening in late May, and Warren Estis, a real estate litigator, was showing me the views from his penthouse apartment at Trump World Tower, at 47th Street and First Avenue. We were on the 86th floor, which, according to the building’s management, meant we were 810 feet above the ground. “You can see water planes landing on the East River,” he said. “I love the seaplanes when they come zooming in.”
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+He led me north into the home theater, from which you could see all the way up and across town to the George Washington Bridge and where the deep leather chairs reclined into divans at the touch of a button. Then he led me south, through a lavish open-plan living room, where his partner, Tatyana Enkin, was preparing tea. The two are collectors of glass art, and the living room was dense with it: crystal swans and obelisks and lilac-and-purple baubles of various abstract shapes. LED strip lighting in the ceiling made the room glow blue, then red. “Look at the World Trade Center,” Estis said, pointing downtown. Finally, he led me west.
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+Trump World Tower is a sleek black slab of a building that looms over the far eastern edge of Midtown Manhattan, and the view back across the island is truly remarkable. “Here you’re sitting in a chair, and you turn and you see everything,” he said. “All the iconic buildings in the city. And it’s different at night. Everything’s lit.”
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+But as he looked out the window his eyes flickered, a little irritated, at two new supertall condo buildings that tower above his, slightly blighting his west-facing view. To the right in the middle distance was One57, a blandly luxurious gray-blue monolith that rises to 1,004 feet and casts a significant shadow over the south side of Central Park; just to the right of that stood the even loftier 432 Park Avenue, pencil-thin and still unfinished. The design of 432 Park is more attractive than One57’s — it resembles a neat stack of pale Rubik’s Cubes — and its rapid rise has made it perhaps Manhattan’s most noticeable skyscraper. When Estis moved into Trump World Tower in 2002, his year-old home was the world’s tallest residential building. Now 432 Park dwarfs it.
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+Estis shot its penthouse — which is, at 1,396 feet, currently the highest condominium in the world — a derisive glance. “At a certain point, you’re too high,” he said. “You don’t want to be higher than this,” he added, meaning his own apartment. “Up there you lose the effect. You have to walk to the window to look down.”
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+“It’s like when you go to an art gallery,” Enkin said. “The painting has to be on eye level.”
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+“What’s the good of being above it all?” Estis said. “You’re missing out on the beauty of the city and the various structures. Here you have the flavor.”
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+Estis is, much like the man who built Trump World Tower, thickset, restless, plain speaking and motivated by a desire to win. He grew up in Little Neck, Queens, his mother a legal secretary and his father a lawyer for the Veteran’s Administration. At school, they asked him what he wanted to be when he grew up. “Rich,” Estis replied. He was 6. While in college, he rented an ice-cream truck and drove it around on an aggressive schedule — eight months out of the year. Soon after he graduated from law school he had enough money saved to buy his first piece of property: a two-family home in Bay Terrace, Queens. Now 57, he owns approximately 65 apartments and houses throughout Manhattan and Queens, and heads a 79-lawyer law firm.
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+Enkin, like Trump’s first and third wives, is an ex-model who grew up in the Eastern bloc. She was raised in Soviet Ukraine and worked as a hydrologist in the Siberian gulags before moving to the United States to become a model for the Elite agency and Marc Jacobs. Now 40, she works as an artist’s agent.
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+By living above 800 feet, Estis and Enkin are two members of an unexpectedly exclusive group in Manhattan. In my estimation, no more than 40 people currently live above that line, scattered among just three buildings (Trump World Tower, One57 and 8 Spruce Street, a Frank Gehry building downtown). But they’re just the vanguard. The city is in the midst of another building boom, one unlike any that has come before. In the past, Manhattan’s tallest buildings were filled with corporate offices; now, the most imposing skyscrapers are built as homes for some of the wealthiest people on the planet. By 2020 there are expected to be at least 14 residential skyscrapers in New York City. Many of them will block out the light for a great expanse of Central Park. A small city is being built in the sky — but for whom? I was curious to learn about them, so I set out to meet as many as I could.
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+Estis and Enkin were the first I got in touch with, and the most hospitable. I lingered around their apartment for hours, until the sun was setting over the Hudson. The spires of the Empire State Building and the Chrysler Building suddenly illuminated, bathing the apartment in their light.
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+“When you’re up there,” Estis said, meaning the 432 Park penthouse, “you’re missing this. You’ll see lights. But not at this level. You never want to be level with, or looking down on, rooftops. There’s no advantage.”
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+“Apparently that penthouse sold for $95 million,” I said. The buyer has been reported to be the Saudi Arabian retail and real estate giant Fawaz Alhokair (432 Park’s representatives declined to comment). He made his $1.37 billion fortune by bringing outlets of Western retail chains — Topshop, Banana Republic, Zara and Gap — to the Middle East, North Africa, Central Asia and the Caucasus.
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+Estis shrugged, unimpressed. “They get bragging rights,” he said. Then he affected the smug tone of a 432 Park penthouse purchaser and added: “I paid more money than anyone else in the building. But I may not have the best view.”
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+The view may not matter in the end. According to Forbes, Alhokair lives primarily in Riyadh, so presumably 432 Park’s penthouse will become just a pied-à-terre for him — or perhaps simply an investment property, destined to remain pristinely and forever empty.
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+The precise number of people living above 800 feet is impossible to calculate because of the secrecy that now veils so many real estate transactions in New York. This is especially true at One57, where eight of nine condos above the 800-foot-mark have already sold. Buyers protect their identities fastidiously over there, purchasing their condos through shell corporations with impenetrable names that exist solely to mask their identities.
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+Tracking down the owners was a drawn-out process. I would make a trip to the New York City Registry to fetch the names and addresses of the limited-liability companies that made the purchases and try to contact them that way. For example, the top two floors of One57 make up a single duplex, Apartment 90, which sold for $100.5 million to an L.L.C. named, unhelpfully, P89-90 LLC. (It remains Manhattan’s most expensive single residence.) The lawyer representing the L.L.C., Andrea Riina, emailed me, “Your request was forwarded to the client and declined.”
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+I had slightly better luck with Apartment 90’s downstairs neighbor, the owner of Apartment 88. In April 2015, it was sold for $47.3 million to Pac Wholly Own L.L.C., which is associated with a Chinese airline, Pacific American. The airline is owned by the HNA Group, which is in turn owned by the billionaire Chen brothers, Feng and Guoqing. After correctly predicting in the early 1990s that Hainan, a balmy island south of Beijing, would become a kind of Chinese Riviera, they started an airline to take passengers there. Soon, they amassed a fortune. According to a 2014 Bloomberg profile, Chen Feng is a “rigorously private” man; apparently his brother is, too. I emailed Guoqing Chen’s assistant several times before she finally responded: “One57 is a company investment program, and Mr. Chen doesn’t live in One57 right now. So, I am afraid Mr. Chen can’t take the interview. Thank you so much for your consideration.” The rebuff knocked out Apartment 86 too. The L.L.C. that purchased it, One57 86 L.L.C., is registered to the same small downtown Manhattan office suite that houses Pacific American airlines.
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+Apartment 83 is unsold, and the owners of Apartments 85 and 82 — the billionaire retailers and business partners Lawrence Stroll and Silas Chou, respectively — “prefer not to be included in the article,” their assistant wrote. Stroll, who made his money by investing early in Tommy Hilfiger, is Canadian but a resident of Geneva, according to Forbes. Chou — an early investor in Michael Kors — lives in Hong Kong.
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+I had a good feeling about Apartment 81 (which lies slightly below 800 feet, but I felt I’d earned it). For a start, there was a chance its owner actually lived there. The apartment cost $55.5 million and — according to The Times’s real estate pages from the week of the sale — boasts a “galvanizing 75-foot-long entrance gallery,” a “grand salon,” four bedrooms, a “one-ton bathtub carved from a single marble slab,” “head-on views of the park to the north” and a concierge who can organize everything from “helicopter service to the Hamptons” to use of a quartz stone bed at a spa on a lower floor that has, apparently, certain healing properties. These apartments are marketed in grandiose ways. As Michael Graves, a real estate agent with Douglas Elliman, told The Times in November 2015, “Living on a full floor at One57 is probably the closest thing to being a king in the 21st century.” (To be pedantic, the world’s 15 actual kings are closer to being kings than the residents of One57 are, though there might conceivably be some overlap.)
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+The purchaser of Apartment 81 turned out to be a Texan named Becky Moores. Unlike her neighbors, she didn’t conceal her identity. She bought it in her own name — well, in the name of the Rebecca Ann Moores Family Trust. She married her childhood sweetheart, John, in 1963. Forty-five years later she filed for divorce, hinting at infidelity. The divorce was messy and public and the payout vast enough to afford her not only Apartment 81 but a $34.3 million apartment on One57’s 54th floor too. The settlement proved less fortuitous for fans of the San Diego Padres. John Moores was the team’s owner, and to pay the settlement he had to sell his majority share. In the process, the payroll plummeted, and the star players Jake Peavy and Adrian Gonzalez were traded off to save money. “Ultimately, the team collapsed,” says Tom Krasovic, a sports reporter at The San Diego Union-Tribune who covered the Padres for years. He seemed confident that Becky Moores would grant me an interview. “I always found her to be a very nice lady,” he told me over the telephone. “She’s very well liked and very approachable with a lot of the media.”
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+“Bad news,” emailed my contact for Moores. “Rebecca Moores isn’t interested in participating in your story.”
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+Sorting out who lives above 800 feet in Trump World Tower is slightly easier, thanks both to the tabloids and to the fact that it was built before this vogue for secrecy really took hold. Beyoncé and Jay-Z used to live up there. They rented an apartment a few floors above Estis and Enkin for a year, paying a reported $65,000 per month. The former Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter lived there, too. He sold his 5,500-square-foot apartment on the 89th floor, identical in shape and size to Estis and Enkin’s, for $15.5 million in 2012. Nowadays, their neighbors include the widow of a Delta Air Lines pilot who made a fortune in the stock market, a human rights advocate from South Africa who specializes in health care projects for the developing world, the chairman of Assist America (a global medical-emergency service) and a mysterious Asian businessman who purchased the three remaining apartments all at once, paying in cash, according to Enkin. “He’s Japanese,” she said, “but I don’t know exactly what he does.” (According to a resident and city records, his name is Chinh Chu. Chu works in finance and he is, in fact, from Vietnam. He didn’t respond to a request for comment.)
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+8 Spruce Street stands out among these new buildings because it’s rental-only — none of the units are for sale. Only the top three floors sit above the 800-foot line. The resident of Penthouse South, on the very top floor, agreed to meet me.
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+Penthouse South is tiny — so tiny it looks as if there has been some mistake. Its 453 square feet are inclusive of literally everything. It’s so incongruous amid the huge penthouses it abuts that it feels almost magical, like the secret railway platform from which the wizards take the train to Hogwarts. It was designed to be a guest or nanny’s room for one of the other penthouses, but building management rented it instead to Stellan Parr — 33, tattooed, soft-spoken and studying to be a physician assistant. He pays rent “in the low thousands.” He is a unique man: perhaps the only person of (somewhat) modest means who lives at such heights in New York. We sat at his kitchen/living room/bedroom table and admired his view, which takes in the Statue of Liberty, the curve of the East River, 1 World Trade Center and the 9/11 Memorial pools. He opened his window a fraction, and we both suddenly experienced debilitating vertigo. He closed it, and the feeling immediately dissipated.
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+Sometimes, Parr told me, he leaves his room to surprised glances from his neighbors — they have included a basketball player with the Brooklyn Nets and a European who used the $45,000-a-month apartment as a crash pad for the rare occasions he was in town. They have said to Parr, “I didn’t know anyone lived there.”
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+On a clear day in early May, I was given permission to stand on the 95th floor of 432 Park — which is, at 1,271 feet, the building’s second-highest floor, directly below the $95 million condominium. 432 Park is still partly under construction, and it took much haggling with the building’s owners before they granted me access. The two apartments that make up this floor are currently filled with dust and construction equipment, but once completed they will go on the market at around $40 million each. (This makes them roughly four times the price of, and 25 percent smaller than, Estis and Enkin’s apartment.)
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+I could see Trump World Tower easily from here, and I recalled Estis’s frequent assertions that his views were better. Now I had the chance to assess his claim. Looking south I could see all the way to the Atlantic. I could see how Manhattan tapered to a point at its southernmost end. Still, from this side of the building, I had to agree with Estis: The 95th floor is too high. There’s too much sky. You do have to walk up to the windows to look down.
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+But then I walked to a north-facing window and gazed out upon the most expensive view in the world — the view that someone was willing to pay $95 million for. (It really is the view that sells these places. The apartments aren’t that big.) I could see, at once, the whole of Central Park. But I could also see everything happening in it: children playing baseball, picnickers lying on the grass, a sea lion jumping from a rock into the water at the zoo. I could even see the splash. It was overwhelming, awe-inspiring. I felt like Gatsby — removed and superior. And then it was time for me to leave.
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+As my elevator descended and my ears popped, it occurred to me that I would almost certainly never take in such a view again. And in fact, maybe nobody will, if these apartments wind up becoming empty investments.
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+A few weeks later, via email, I received an enormous surprise. For the first time ever, a purchaser of an apartment above 800 feet in one of the mysterious new supertall condo buildings had agreed to speak with a journalist about his purchase. I was to meet him in his Fifth Avenue office on Thursday at 4 p.m.
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+Howard Lorber is a 67-year-old New Yorker, balding, gregarious, instantly likable. He stood at his 52nd-floor office window, which looks out over — or, I suppose, under — his future home. His apartment will be on the 67th floor, he told me, 850 feet above the ground.
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+“I point it out to everyone who comes in here,” he said.
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+I mentioned my calculation that only a few dozen people currently live above 800 feet in the city. Lorber, who works in real estate, did his own calculation and said, “Once 432 Park is filled, there’ll be 40 more.”
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+On his mantelpiece were photographs of him with Donald, Ivanka and Melania Trump. “I think Donald is fantastic, and he’s going to beat Hillary and be the next president,” he said. There was also a photograph of him with Mitt Romney. “I should take that one down,” he said.
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+Lorber grew up in the Bronx. His father was an electrical engineer, and Lorber entered the work force by the time he was 13, “flipping pizzas, pumping gas.” He went to college but hated it, so he became a sociology major because someone told him it was the easiest way to graduate. Out in the world, he wasn’t satisfied with the sort of work he could find with a sociology degree, so he went back to college and learned accounting. He became a stockbroker, then moved into insurance. Eventually, he made enough money to buy Nathan’s Famous, the hot-dog company. He’s currently chairman of the real estate firm Douglas Elliman, the very same firm that is now selling the condos at 432 Park — hence, perhaps, his willingness to be interviewed. From time to time during our conversation, he lapsed into a kind of marketing autopilot: “432 Park is an unbelievably striking building, it’s like a masterpiece, it has to be the most talked-about and revered building in New York City. ... ” But I didn’t mind the spiel because — given his expertise — he provided insightful answers to my lingering questions about the supertall boom.
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+“How come Trump World Tower is so much less expensive than 432 Park?” I asked.
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+“By New York standards it’s already an older building,” he said. “First Avenue in the 40s doesn’t command the same price as Park Avenue in the 50s. It just doesn’t. Everyone wants to live in the middle, as opposed to the ends. I guess Central Park is the equivalent of living on the water in the Hamptons. Then there are the ceiling heights, the amenities. ... ” (432 Park will have a restaurant, a fitness center and several floors of studios that the owners of the larger apartments can purchase as offices or for staff accommodation. When I walked into Lorber’s office, he was complaining to one of his associates about the price of these studios. “Seven hundred feet for $3 million, to house your staff?” he was saying. “I don’t think it’s such a good idea.” Still, he has reserved one for himself.)
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+I recounted to him my lack of success at One57, how I was impeded in part by the impenetrable L.L.C. names. “People do it for privacy,” he said.
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+“Well,” I said, “it worked.”
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+“If you’re wealthy,” he said, “with the world as it is, with ISIS saying they want to go after billionaires, there’s really almost no reason not to buy in an L.L.C.”
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+I asked him about all the emptiness up there. Will those apartments purchased as investments by foreign billionaires really remain forever vacant?
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+“It depends on the people,” he replied. “Some foreigners just want to get their money out of the countries they’re in. They may or may not rent them, but it’s not about making money. It’s more a matter of wanting stability, to be in a safe haven, which they believe New York City is. Look around the world. Look at all the turmoil. Argentina’s bankrupt, Brazil’s in trouble. In China the prices probably went down 20 to 30 percent last year.” But this, he added, was more an issue for One57 than for 432 Park. “One57 is geared more to foreigners; 432 Park is mostly domestic.”
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+“How come?” I asked.
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+“It ended up that way,” he said. “One57 has a hotel in it. 432 Park doesn’t. I think the foreigners like the idea of having a hotel. The locals like the privacy and the security of not having a hotel. And also, in fairness, One57 was on the market first. So they had the first shot at those people.”
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+This last statement made me realize just how tiny a group this is — these foreign billionaires happy to spend tens of millions on New York City apartments they may never visit. It’s a very small community, the superrich. In fact, when Lorber asked me who else I had interviewed for the story, and I mentioned Warren Estis, he broke into a huge smile and said: “I know Warren very well! He’s a client of the company! He’s a fun guy!”
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+It’s no surprise that Donald Trump seems to loom over life at 800 feet. Years before he coasted to the Republican nomination on a tide of populist anger, he was the first to give the superrich the chance to purchase these aloof Manhattan palaces in the sky, these physical embodiments of how the extremely wealthy operate at a remove from society. And now, in a way, his campaign is exploiting the rage this divergence has caused.
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+When I was at Estis and Enkin’s apartment we got to talking about Trump and the hostility that follows him around. Trump World Tower was itself constructed amid much acrimony and division — a chaotic and upsetting experience for some neighbors and a bonanza for others. Taking advantage of the city’s idiosyncratic “air rights” process, Trump quietly bought rights from the owners of several low-rise neighboring buildings — a church and a Japanese cultural center among them — until he had enough to build one gigantic tower. He undertook his maneuver with such stealth that none of the other neighbors, not even Walter Cronkite, knew what was unfolding in their backyards. When Trump’s plans were finally revealed, Cronkite made an emotional petition to the city appeals board, calling the design “demeaning” to the United Nations. “How can we allow an institution as important to the world and New York as the U.N. to be forever dwarfed by this outsize and illegal tower?”
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+A Trump executive, Abraham Wallach, responded by reminding the media that Cronkite himself lived in a 50-story high-rise at U.N. Plaza. “People who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones,” he said.
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+Before setting off for Trump World Tower, I emailed the Rev. Robert J. Robbins, formerly of the Church of the Holy Family, to ask what the church did with its unexpected $10 million air-rights windfall from Trump. He declined my interview request, citing “Mr. Trump’s present high profile” as the reason. One of Estis and Enkin’s neighbors refused to let The Times photograph their apartment because they didn’t want their name associated with Trump’s in the current climate. For that reason, I felt concerned about mentioning his name to Estis and Enkin. But I needn’t have worried. They are huge fans of his and intend to vote for him.
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+“He’s truly impressive,” said Estis. “He gives off an aura of presence and he usually has very positive things to say to the individual he’s talking to. He makes you feel good about yourself. He’ll praise you.”
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+“How has he praised you?” I asked.
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+“One time I ran into him at the U.S. Open, and he was with a well-known name in New York real estate,” Estis said. “We shake hands, and he turns to the builder-developer and says, ‘Warren’s probably one of the best lawyers in New York City.’ ” Estis beamed. “As I said, it makes you feel good.”
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+Trump does like to say things that make people feel good, though the question of their veracity is often tricky. Trump World Tower’s public-relations agency repeatedly assured The Times that Estis’s apartment lay 810 feet above the ground. But then I called Marshall Gerometta, an expert in skyscraper heights at the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat.
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+“Only the top residential unit is above 800 feet,” he said. That’s the 90th-floor penthouse, four floors above Estis and Enkin. His figure, he told me, came from a 3-D image of the building on Google Earth. When I raised doubts about his methods, he said that he had “checked dozens of buildings this way against the actual blueprints, and it’s usually within a couple of feet of accuracy. I’m kind of the go-to guy on this.” (This is true: The Council on Tall Buildings is a respected source.)
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+“Is Trump known for exaggerating his buildings’ heights?” I asked.
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+Gerometta replied that he didn’t know about that, but he did know this: Trump was probably one of the first builders to skip floor numbers in order to inflate the total count. “What he markets as the 90th floor is often actually the 72nd floor, just to make it sound more impressive.”
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+“The Donald,” Gerometta said, laughing, “likes to exaggerate.” (Trump World Tower continues to dispute Gerometta’s figures but has not produced blueprints or other evidence to the contrary.)
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+For Estis and Enkin, the precise altitude of their apartment is ultimately immaterial. At sunset we sat at a west-facing window. The evening light filled the room, and Enkin had opened a bottle of Champagne. I suddenly remembered recent demonstrations at various Trump-owned skyscrapers across New York City.
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+“Was there an anti-Trump protest outside this building a couple of weeks ago?” I asked them.
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+Enkin smiled. Then she shrugged and said, “You only see the top of their heads.” ♦
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+Jon Ronson is the author, most recently, of “So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed.” He last wrote for the magazine about social-media public shaming.
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+Christopher Anderson is a Magnum photographer and a recipient of a Robert Capa Gold Medal Award.
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+HARRIS COUNTY, TX (KTRK) -- A Harris County jail inmate claims he was assaulted by deputies because he smiled for his mugshot.Christopher Johnson is suing after he says two county employees put their hands around his neck and choked him for about 30 seconds.Johnson was arrested July 25, 2015 on suspicion of drunk driving. His attorney says at the time of booking, Johnson was berated and ridiculed for smiling in his mugshot."He was choked, in front of a room full of people, for smiling. That's very humiliating," said attorney Andre Evans, who is representing Johnson in a civil rights lawsuit filed in Federal Court.In the lawsuit, Johnson accused a deputy of saying several times, "Man, stop smiling!""This is how I always take my pictures," Johnson stated in the lawsuit.That is when Johnson says a second deputy with gloves entered the equation. The deputies allegedly began to choke Johnson by placing their hand around his neck.Johnson's attorneys maintain their client suffered significant pain and mental anguish from the alleged event.The Harris County Sheriff's Department says in general, jailers often have to hold up heads of uncooperative defendants. It also points out that plenty of people have smiled or made other faces while getting booked. The department released the following statement:Johnson's attorney says that's not what happened here."What took place at the Harris County jail that night was a clear violation of my client's first amendment free speech rights as well as a childish show of excessive force," said Evans.Johnson is seeking both compensation and punitive damages, alleging the deputy and those involved in the incident violated his civil rights. However, well-known local attorney Dan Cogdell, who is not involved in this case, says even if the allegations are true, they will be difficult to prove in court."Even if it's true, I wouldn't be calling Ferrari of Houston this afternoon to order me a yellow one based on the expectation of a huge verdict in this type of case, because they're very, very difficult cases to prove," said Cogdell.Johnson has been arrested several times before. And his other mug shots all appear to be pretty uneventful. But whether this mug shot is one that violated his civil rights will be eventually up to a jury to decide.
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+Steve McCurry, a Magnum photographer and contributor to National Geographic magazine, admitted on Monday to using the image editing software Photoshop in a selection of his images, crossing what many consider the ethical red line of photojournalism.
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+However, the world-renowned American photographer, known for the National Geographic magazine front-cover image titled "Afghan Girl," told Time Magazine that despite "years of covering conflict zones," he now considers himself a "visual storyteller."
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+"Even though I felt that I could do what I wanted to my own pictures in an aesthetic and compositional sense, I now understand how confusing it must be for people who think I'm still a photojournalist," McCurry said.
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+"Going forward, I am committed to only using the program in a minimal way, even for my own work taken on personal trips," he added.
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+American photography blog PetaPixel broke the story earlier this month after Italian photographer Paolo Viglione posted a botched image from McCurry's trip to Cuba he discovered on the Magnum photographer's blog. The photo in question showed remnants of a traffic sign sticking out of a passerby's leg.
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+The post prompted a backlash from social media users, who questioned the integrity of the photojournalist's works. McCurry's personal blog, which contained an archive of his images dating back several years, has since been deleted in its entirety.
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+Steve McCurry: The Magnum photographer The iconic 'Afghan Girl' While traveling in Pakistan, Steve McCurry captured a photograph of the young Afghan girl. She was identified in 2002 as Sharbat Gula, when she was once again photographed by McCurry. According to him, the image was almost passed over by the editors of National Geographic magazine. It was used in the publication's June 1985 cover.
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+Steve McCurry: The Magnum photographer The coal miner In 2002, McCurry went back to Afghanistan, where he had previously documented rebels before the Soviet invasion in 1979. "The first thing this man did when he came out from under the ground, after breathing all this coal dust, is light up a cigarette. And I found it so amazing," said McCurry in a statement published on Magnum Photos' website.
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+Steve McCurry: The Magnum photographer Gun to the head This image was taken by the Magnum photographer during a trip to Peru in 2004. While the gun the boy is holding looks real, it is in fact a toy. The photograph was displayed during an exhibition titled "The world of Steve McCurry" in 2016 at the Palace of Venaria in Turin, Italy.
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+Steve McCurry: The Magnum photographer Beyond photojournalism While McCurry is widely known for his works as a photojournalist, he also takes photographs for companies. In this image, Brazilian model Adriana Lima poses during her pregnancy in Rio de Janeiro. The Magnum photographer was commissioned to shoot the Italian motorsports company Pirelli's 2013 calendar.
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+Steve McCurry: The Magnum photographer 'Powerful image wouldn't be rejected' This image of a man during India's monsoon season was chosen for National Geographic's December 1984 issue. In 2016, the Magnum photographer admitted that using "Photoshop ensured that a powerful image wouldn’t be rejected because it was a horizontal orientation," McCurry told Time magazine. Author: Lewis Sanders IV
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+'Ethical lapse'
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+Late April, Gianmarco Maraviglia, founder and director of Echo Photojournalism agency, posted on Facebook two of McCurry's images, an unprocessed one and the same image with two people missing from the scene.
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+"What he did in Photoshop is totally outside the limit of power in the profession. In my opinion, one cannot move any pixel when it comes to journalistic photographs," Maraviglia told DW.
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+Sean D. Elliot, ethics committee chairman of the National Press Photographer's Association (NPPA), said in a statement that McCurry "bears the responsibility to uphold the ethical standards of his peers and the public, who see him as a photojournalist."
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+"Any alteration of the journalistic truth of his images, any manipulation of the facts, regardless of how relevant he or others might feel they are to the deeper 'truth,' constitutes an ethical lapse," said Elliot.
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+Maraviglia's Facebook post
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+Pictures must always tell the truth'?
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+Although using an image editing tool such as Photoshop is generally accepted to process RAW camera files and lightly tweak colors and lighting, most photography agencies ban removing or inserting objects in the image.
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+"AP pictures must always tell the truth. We do not alter or digitally manipulate the content of a photograph in any way," states The Associated Press' code of ethics for photojournalists.
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+"No element should be digitally added to or subtracted from any photograph. The faces or identities of individuals must not be obscured by Photoshop or any other editing tool," the code adds.
+
+Meanwhile, Reuters news agency last year emailed its photographers informing them of its decision to ban the use of RAW files, stating that their photographers should only capture JPEG files, which do not allow the same flexibility in processing visual information as the former format.
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+"While we aim for photography of the highest aesthetic quality, our goal is not to artistically interpret the news," a Reuters spokesperson told American photography website PetaPixel.
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+A struggling generation
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+Meanwhile, Echo Photojournalism agency's Maraviglia told DW that although McCurry is a role model for many aspiring photojournalists, his actions in digitally removing objects is "totally wrong."
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+"I respected him and his work in the past. But the rules have to be the same for everybody," Maraviglia told DW.
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+"I know a lot of young photojournalists struggling with this - to be completely honest with themselves and the story they are trying to tell," he added.
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+Following record-breaking sales, Ubisoft is already developing a movie based on its video game “Tom Clancy’s the Division,” and now looks to have an A-list star to lead the film.
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+Sources tell Variety that Jake Gyllenhaal is attached to star in the pic based on the hit video game that has already become Ubisoft’s fastest-selling product.
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+Gyllenhaal is also attached as a producer, and the studio is currently looking for a writer to pen the adaptation. Ubisoft could not be reached for comment.
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+Developed and published by Ubisoft, with assistance from Red Storm Entertainment, for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, the third-person shooter is set in a dystopian New York City in the aftermath of a smallpox pandemic. The player, who is an agent of the Strategic Homeland Division, commonly referred to as simply “The Division,” is tasked with helping to rebuild the Division’s operations in Manhattan, investigating the nature of the outbreak and combating criminal activity in its wake.
+
+Early reports had the game reaching $330 million dollars in sales in just five days, and that number has surely grown in recent weeks. Ubisoft will package the project, possibly adding one more actor to the mix before taking it out to studios. It currently has “Assassin’s Creed” starring Michael Fassbender in post-production at Fox and New Regency as well as “Splinter Cell” starring Tom Hardy at Paramount.
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+For Gyllenhaal, the move gives the actor the opportunity to step into a major tentpole following several prestige projects such as “Nightcrawler,” “Southpaw” and the upcoming “Nocturnal Animals.” In producing the movie, Gyllenhaal will also have the ability to be hands-on in the big-budget film.
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+Gyllenhaal can next be seen starring opposite Amy Adams in Tom Ford’s “Nocturnal Animals,” scheduled to open Nov. 18, 2016.
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+He will commence production on Bong Joon Ho’s “Okja” and Daniel Espinosa’s “Life” later this year. Through his Nine Stories shingle, Gyllenhaal produced David Gordon Green’s upcoming “Stronger,” in which he also stars.
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+Gyllenhaal is repped by WME and Carlos Goodman of Bloom Hergott.
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+Most antidepressants on the market are ineffective for children and teens with major depressive disorder, and some may be unsafe for young patients, according to new research published in The Lancet.
+
+The findings show that out of 14 antidepressants, only fluoxetine (sold under brand names Prozac and Sarafem) was more effective at relieving symptoms of depression in young people than a placebo pill. In contrast, taking venlafaxine (Effexor) was associated with an increased risk of suicidal thoughts and suicide attempts when compared to a placebo and five other antidepressants.
+
+The researchers say their study is the most comprehensive analysis to date of commonly prescribed antidepressant use in children and teens. However, they caution that the drugs' true effectiveness and potential for harms remain unclear because only a limited amount of research has been done on antidepressant use in children and teens.
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+Major depressive disorder is relatively common in kids and adolescents, with estimates suggesting it affects about 3 percent of children aged 6 to 12, and 6 percent of teens aged 13 to 18, the authors note.
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+The U.S. National Institutes of Health reports that in 2014, an estimated 2.8 million adolescents aged 12 to 17 -- about 11 percent of this population -- had at least one major depressive episode.
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+Lead study author Dr. Andrea Cipriani of the University of Oxford in the U.K. points out that depression in young people is often very different than depression in adults. "Not only is it still under-diagnosed and under-treated but also it tends to present in a different way," he said in an interview with The Lancet. "Depressive symptoms in children and adolescents are rather undifferentiated. You notice more irritability, aggressive behavior and problems at school. And consequences of depressive episodes in children and adolescents are dramatic because they include impairments in their social functioning but also an increased risk of suicidal ideation and attempts."
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+International treatment guidelines for major depression recommend starting with a non-drug approach, such as cognitive behavioral or interpersonal therapy. Evidence shows such interventions work, "but also because with children and adolescents we are talking about a developing brain, so we are always very cautious when prescribing medications because we don't know the potential implications in the long term for a developing brain," Cipriani said.
+
+In 2004, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a "black box" warning for all antidepressant use in young people up to the age of 24 because of the risk the drugs may increase suicidal thinking and behavior.
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+Still, the use of antidepressants in kids and teens is slowly rising. One study published in March of this year, also in The Lancet, found antidepressant use increased from 1.3 to 1.6 percent in U.S. children and teens from 2005 to 2012.
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+For the study, Cipriani and his colleagues conducted a systematic review and analysis of all published and unpublished randomized clinical trials comparing the effects of 14 antidepressants in young people with major depressive disorder. The final analysis included 34 trials involving 5,260 participants.
+
+They assessed the drugs on efficacy, tolerability (how many patients stopped taking them due to adverse events), acceptability (discontinuation due to any cause), and associated serious harms like suicidal thoughts and attempts.
+
+The results showed that fluoxetine was the only antidepressant where the benefits outweighed the risks. Nortriptyline (sold as Pamelor) was "significantly less effective" than seven other antidepressants and a placebo pill. Imipramine (Tofranil), venlafaxine, and duloxetine (Cymbalta) were lowest rated for tolerability. Venlafaxine was also linked with an increased risk of suicidal thoughts or attempts.
+
+Dr. Victor Fornari, director of the division of child and adolescent psychiatry at Zucker Hillside Hospital in Glen Oaks, New York, and Cohen Children's Medical Center in New Hyde Park, New York, said the study and its findings are very important.
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+"Depression in youth is a serious public health problem associated with the leading cause of death in this age group, suicide," he told CBS News. "Understanding what the evidence demonstrates is critical to guide treatment for this vulnerable population."
+
+The authors also note that 65 percent of the trials in the review were funded by pharmaceutical companies. Furthermore, they used research tools to rate the risk of bias and overall quality of the studies analyzed. They found that the majority of studies had a high risk of bias and very low quality of evidence, suggesting the results have limited implications for clinical practice.
+
+In an accompanying editorial, Dr. Jon Jureidini at the University of Adelaide in Australia questions how many more instances of suicidal thoughts or behavior might have been revealed had individual patient-data been available. He points out, "[For example], in four trials of paroxetine versus placebo, only 13 (3%) of 413 [suicidal] events were reported in the paroxetine group; this seems implausible when individual patient-level data reanalysis of just one of those studies found ten events in only 93 patients given paroxetine (10.8%)."
+
+Furthermore, he adds: "The effect of misreporting is that antidepressants, possibly including fluoxetine, are likely to be more dangerous and less effective treatments than has been previously recognized, so there is little reason to think that any antidepressant is better than nothing for young people."
+
+However, even if the study raises questions about the use of antidepressant drugs, Fornari emphasized that these results do not mean treating depression in children and adolescents should be any less of a priority.
+
+"Careful monitoring is important in order to identify youth who may have the emergence of suicidal thoughts, in order to provide the proper level of care to insure safety," he said. "Failure to treat depression should not be the take-home of this study."
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+About half of voters think former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server was illegal, unethical and is a “major problem” as the Democrat seeks the presidency.
+
+According to a new Morning Consult national survey of 2,001 voters, nearly all of them (85 percent) have heard something or a lot about her private email usage – a key issue being raised against her by Republicans as they try to cast her as untrustworthy.
+
+Last week, the State Department’s Office of Inspector General released a report in which it found Clinton had not complied with its records-keeping procedures. The report said while her “production of 55,000 pages of emails mitigated her failure to properly preserve emails,” the State Department still had concerns over the security of their content after it ran through a personal server in her home.
+
+Half of voters said Clinton’s use of a private email server was illegal, while more than a quarter of voters (27 percent) weren’t sure if it was legal or not. Just less than a quarter (22 percent) said they believed it was legal. Only 20 percent of voters believed her practice was ethical.
+
+Among all voters, 48 percent view the emails as a “major problem,” while 24 percent see it as a minor problem. Just 18 percent of voters said it was no problem at all. But even among Democrats, a quarter of them think it is a major problem for Clinton, compared with 50 percent of self-identified independents and 78 percent of Republicans.
+
+Clinton has denied any wrongdoing, only stating that she “should have used two accounts,” one personal and one public.
+
+While the email issues have been repeatedly raised by Republicans, her opponent in the Democratic primary — Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) — has mostly ignored the topic, memorably dismissing it as an issue in a debate last fall by saying “the American people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn emails!” He has instead focused his attacks on her refusal to release transcripts of paid speeches she made to banks and corporations.
+
+Sixty-four percent of the electorate who was surveyed had heard of the calls for Clinton to release the transcripts, and the same percentage of voters said those transcripts should be released. Only 19 percent said they should not, while 17 percent said they had no opinion.
+
+Nearly half of Democrats (47 percent) believe Clinton should release the transcripts, along with 67 percent of independents and 80 percent of Republicans.
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+The survey comes a week after another Morning Consult found that 67 percent of voters, and about 60 percent of Republican voters, said they thought presidential candidates should release their tax returns, which Republican Donald Trump has refused to do.
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+Yesterday, ownCloud co-founder Frank Karlitschek announced he was starting a new open-source, Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) cloud project and company, Nextcloud. The same day, ownCloud, announced it was closing its US office.
+
+In a statement, ownCloud executives said Karlitschek's annoucement had "consequences for ownCloud, Inc. based in Lexington, MA. Our main lenders in the US have cancelled our credit. Following American law, we are forced to close the doors of ownCloud, Inc. with immediate effect and terminate the contracts of 8 employees. The ownCloud GmbH is not directly affected by this."
+
+special feature Integrating the Hybrid Cloud As far and fast as cloud computing is embedding itself into the enterprise, there remain many cloud-resistant applications and services. Read More
+
+This seems unlikely to me. Nextcloud has just opened its doors. How could the mere announcement of a competitor immediately force a company's backers to shut down their line of credit?
+
+The ownCloud top brass opened by saying that Nextcloud had "poached developers" from the company. It is true that many of ownCloud's best programmers have left the company for Nextcloud.
+
+Never-the-less, the company promises that "ownCloud will continue to deliver software and maintenance to our future and existing customer base. Support, consulting and professional services continue to be available."
+
+The executives also stated that:
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+One of Frank's criticisms concerned the need to strengthen the Community. In this regard, we have been working on the creation of the ownCloud Foundation, the formation of which we announced earlier this week. The Foundation's board will consist of 7 members, among them developers elected from the GitHub community, community users and one ownCloud representative. This will strengthen the Community in the long term, and ensures the availability of a free, entirely open source version of ownCloud. The Community Edition is and remains the backbone of our company.
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+Posters Series II - Wave 5 - The Final Wave - Rymdimperiet Slår Rillbaka - Swedish Theatrical By The Senate on 2016-06-06 00:30:00 The next round of Star Wars posters is here! This time, they’re encased in a variety of frames to collect!
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+UCLA engineering Professor William S. Klug was killed in an apparent murder-suicide. UCLA photo
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+EMBED More News Videos A lockdown was triggered at the UCLA campus after two people were found dead in what turned out to be a murder-suicde.
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+EMBED More News Videos Two men are dead in a shooting at an engineering building at UCLA as authorities search for the suspect Wednesday morning.
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+This map outlines the location at which a shooting was reported on the UCLA campus. June 1, 2016
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+WESTWOOD, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- The victim in the apparent murder-suicide on UCLA's campus was William S. Klug , a professor of engineering.Klug was one of two men who died in a suspected murder-suicide inside an engineering building at UCLA Wednesday morning, triggering a campus-wide lockdown as hundreds of officers scoured the campus for a possible shooter.Klug was a married father of two, with a son in fourth grade and a younger daughter. He also coached Little League baseball and soccer, friends tell Eyewitness News.After the initial report came in around 10 a.m. of two men dead inside an engineering building, investigators weren't immediately certain if a shooter was on the loose on campus.Hundreds of officers from multiple law enforcement agencies, including the FBI and ATF, flooded the campus in search of a possible gunman or gunmen and ordered students to remain sheltered in place.Students who did move around on campus were told to walk with their hands up and were searched by officers. Classes were canceled and nearby middle and elementary schools were also placed on lockdown.The report of a shooting happened shortly before 10 a.m. at Boelter Hall.By noon, LAPD Chief Charlie Beck said the shooting appeared to be a murder-suicide and a note was found, but would not elaborate if it was a suicide note."The campus is entirely contained," he said. "We believe there are no suspects outstanding and no continuing threat to UCLA's campus."UCLA officials say classes will resume Thursday, while final exams and commencement will continue as scheduled."We want to resume normal operations as quickly as possible, so we will resume scheduled classes tomorrow morning," UCLA Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost Scott Waugh said. "Faculty, staff and students should show up tomorrow and go through their regular routines and complete the quarter as planned."A large police presence remained at UCLA continuing to investigate after the lockdown was lifted and some areas of campus remained closed to students.UCLA Police Chief James Herren said the campus police force is well-trained to deal with such incidents. The school immediately triggered BruinAlert, the campus alert notification system, to warn students and faculty of an incident that could be dangerous."We have a lot of resources here that we're dedicating to ensure the safety of the campus community," Herren said. "It is something that we have trained to do. So when our officers arrived on scene they immediately began putting teams together ... to help those who have been injured and also search teams to look for suspects who may (have been) in the area."Mayor Eric Garcetti offered his sympathy to all affected by the incident."My thoughts and prayers go out to all those affected by what appears to have been a murder-suicide on the campus of UCLA," Garcetti said. "This horrific event, at an institution dedicated to learning and mutual understanding, reminds us once again of the fragility of a peaceful society."President Barack Obama was also briefed about the incident while aboard Air Force One, according to a White House spokesman.
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+The lawyers’ association to which Judge Gonzalo Curiel belongs was co-founded by a man who publicly bragged about Hispanics taking over California and all of the state’s governmental institutions–and insisted that whites should go back to Europe. The group, the California La Raza Lawyers Association, has been widely defended as “not pro-Mexican” by mainstream media outlets, though the outlets failed to report the inflammatory statements of the man listed first as a founder, Mario Obledo.
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+A 2010 Snopes report asserts that the first-listed co-founder of Judge Curiel’s group, Obledo, made the statements. They reported:
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+Mario Obledo was a co-founder of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund (MALDEF) and the La Raza Lawyers of California bar association, and he formerly served as California’s Secretary of Health and Welfare. We don’t know exactly when and where he first made his controversial statement about California’s becoming a “Hispanic state,” but he has confirmed he said it at least twice: during an appearance on Ray Briem’s talk radio show in May or June of 1998, and again on Tom Leykis’ talk radio show:
+
+Obledo: “We’re going to take over all the political institutions of California. In five years the Hispanics are going to be the majority population of this state.” Caller: “You also made the statement that California is going to become a Hispanic state, and if anyone doesn’t like it, they should leave. Did you say that?” Obledo: “I did. They ought to go back to Europe.”
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+The statements were also reported by the New York Times in their 2010 obituary for Obledo. They wrote:
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+When someone put up a sign at the California border saying, “Illegal Immigration State,” he threatened to burn it down personally.
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+He ignited an explosive response in 1998 when he said in a radio interview that Hispanics were on the way to taking over all of California’s political institutions. He suggested that people who did not like it go back to Europe.
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+The Washington Post asserts that Judge Curiel is a member of the San Diego La Raza Lawyers Association, which is a local affiliate of the La Raza Lawyers Association of California.
+
+The website for the group lists Mario Obledo as one of three co-founders. He is listed first.
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+Remember last year’s surprise from Quantic Dream titled Detroit: Become Human at Paris Games Week? While Sony has made no mention if the game will appear at this year’s E3, it seems someone else did it for the company.
+
+Kinda Funny’s Greg Miller confirmed the game’s involvement at E3 over on Twitter where he said the following:
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+Conferences Sunday/Monday, but more excited to open Tuesday with Horizon, Batman/Walking Dead, Detroit, more. #E3 pic.twitter.com/r9wmcV0a1a — Greg Miller (@GameOverGreggy) June 8, 2016
+
+While we don’t know if we’ll see pure gameplay or another cinematic trailer, the fact that it’s confirmed that Detroit will be at the event should be comforting enough for some. Additionally, Quantic Dream co-CEO Guillaume de Fondaumière also tweeted to “don’t miss” Sony’s E3 press conference, which heavily implies that Detroit will make an appearance of some sort during Sony’s presentation.
+
+Don’t miss the Playstation Conference, live on 6/13/16! https://t.co/Ywp7OfnqWR — G de Fondaumiere (@GdeFondaumiere) June 7, 2016
+
+PlayStation LifeStyle will, of course, be at the show floor and we’ll try our damnest to get some hands-on time or impressions if we can.
+
+Do you think we’ll see raw Detroit gameplay during Sony’s E3 presser? What are you expecting this time around?
+
+[Source: Greg Miller (Twitter), G de Fondaumiere (Twitter)]
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+People sometimes forget that oceans contain a lot more than the water you see just beneath the surface.
+
+The depths below the ocean's surface comprise a staggering 95 percent of the Earth's living space, and much of it is unexplored by humans.
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+To put into perspective just how deep the oceans go, Xkcd.com created the illustration below (click the image for a larger version).
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+As you can see, most of the ocean doesn't even see sunlight.
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+Even scientists aren't familiar with everything that's down there:
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+
+
+Xkcd.com
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+In fact, getting to the deepest reaches of the ocean is so expensive that some people - like Oscar-winning director James Cameron - take it upon themselves to explore underwater spaces rarely visited by humans.
+
+Cameron visited the Mariana Trench, the deepest place on Earth at 7 miles (11 km) below the surface of the Pacific Ocean, in a minisubmarine in 2012. He was only the second person to visit that area of the ocean.
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+He didn't see any sea monsters, but he described the experience as out of this world.
+
+A version of this article was first published in June 2016.
+
+This article was originally published by Business Insider.
+
+More from Business Insider:
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+A new online poll released on Saturday shows that Britons who want to leave the European Union have pulled ahead by 10 points of the Remain camp.
+
+The survey of 2,000 people by ORB found that 55 percent believe the U.K. should leave the European Union, up four points since the last poll in April, while 45 percent want it to remain (down four points), according to the Independent.
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+These figures are reviewed taking into account the people’s likelihood to vote in the June 23 referendum. It is by far the biggest lead the Leave camp has enjoyed since ORB began polling the EU issue for The Independent a year ago, the newspaper said. It was Remain who enjoyed a 10-point lead then. Now the tables have turned.
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+Even when the findings are not weighted for turnout, Leave is at 53 percent (up three points since April) and Remain at 47 percent (down three). The online poll was taken on Wednesday and Thursday. It suggests the Out camp has achieved momentum at the critical time ahead of the voting day.
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+Differential turnout could prove crucial. ORB found that 78 percent of Leave supporters say they will definitely vote — describing themselves as a “10” on a 0-10 scale, while only 66 percent of Remain supporters say there’s no doubt they will turn out to cast their ballots.
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+The poll shows many seem ready to vote for Brexit even if they believe it involves some risk, and think the economy is more important than immigration — widely seen as the Leave camp’s trump card.
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+Scumbag Steve
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+calls you the day after you post your resume and schedules an interview the earliest time available
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+"i can't hire you. you're overqualified. i don't know why you even applied."
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+Revolve’s Coachella event is compared to Fyre Festival as influencers say they were stranded in the hot desert after paying $2000 to attend
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+New Jersey Governor Chris Christie defends presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump for his comments about a Hispanic judge involved in the Trump University lawsuit
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+New Jersey Governor Chris Christie defends presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump for his comments about a Hispanic judge involved in the Trump University lawsuit
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+HACKENSACK, N.J. Two Republican officials in New Jersey switched political parties over what they said are racist comments made by presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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+Hackensack Mayor John Labrosse and Deputy Mayor Kathleen Canestrino filed a change of party affiliation to independents on Thursday with the Bergen County Board of Elections, they announced in a news release.
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+"The divisive and racist statements that Trump keeps making are insulting to many of our people and completely unacceptable. We don't want a young student in one of our schools hearing these things and believing that their own elected officials are supporting these types of statements," the pair said in a statement.
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+Census figures show about 17,000 of the city's nearly 44,000 residents in 2014 were foreign-born. Nearly 13,000 spoke Spanish at home, according to the data.
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+Labrosse and Canestrino said there was not a specific comment that influenced their decision. They say it was the general tone of the campaign.
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+Their decision to switch part affiliations came days after the state's top Republican, Gov. Chris Christie, refused to criticize Trump's comments about an American-born federal judge of Mexican heritage and said that the presumptive Republican presidential nominee is not a racist.
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+"Those are Donald's opinions and he has the right to express them, the same way anybody else has the right to express their views regarding how they're treated in the civil or criminal courts in this country," Christie said.
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+Trump said that U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel cannot judge him fairly in lawsuits against Trump University because he is of Mexican heritage and Trump has pledged to build a wall with Mexico. Trump later said in a statement that his comments were "misconstrued" as an attack against people of Mexican heritage.
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+Even though Labrosse and Canestrino were registered Republicans, Hackensack selects council members in a nonpartisan election.
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+A refugee camp in Germany was burned down by migrants amid claims they were angry they had not received a wake-up for Ramadan breakfast, it has been reported.
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+The large fire ripped through the centre - home to 280 refugees - completely levelling the hall in the western German city of Dusseldorf on Tuesday.
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+Emergency crews treated 25 people for smoke poisoning before police started an arson investigation amid claims a mattress had been sprayed with lighter fluid then torched.
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+A refugee camp in Germany was burned down by migrants amid claims they were angry they had not received a wake-up for Ramadan breakfast, it has been reported
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+The large fire ripped through the centre - home to 280 refugees - in an exhibition hall in the western German city of Dusseldorf on Tuesday
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+Emergency crews treated 25 people for smoke poisoning before police started an arson investigation amid claims a mattress had been sprayed with lighter fluid then torched
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+More than a hundred refugees were evacuated from the centre as the blaze started to take hold
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+According to the German newspaper Express, two Moroccans living at the centre said Iranian security staff at the facility had 'deliberately' not woken those observing Ramadan ahead of their scheduled breakfast time.
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+The newspaper reports the two men as saying that a plan was then formed to start a fire.
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+Witnesses reported that there had been recurring tensions between followers of different religions in the Red Cross-run facility.
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+'During this time of Ramadan, there was one group that wanted to strictly observe the fast, and another that insisted on the usual timetables and usual servings,' said Ralf Herrenbrueck, spokesman for the prosecutors service.
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+'This had led on several occasions to disputes and altercations with officials of the German Red Cross,' he said in an interview with public broadcaster WDR.
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+'It got to the point where threats were made over what would happen if things didn't change, and that one threat was obviously implemented.'
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+German authorities last night said two North African men were suspected of starting the blaze and causing extensive damage 'as part of a dispute over food'. Refugees are pictured resting outside after the fire
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+TV footage of the blaze showed plumes of black smoke billowing into the air at the facility on the site of the city's trade fair
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+The centre had been on fire since midday but the fire service brought the flames under control during the afternoon
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+Since the start of the year, police had been called 89 times to the 65,000 sq ft hall, which was formerly part of the city's congress centre, reports said
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+Since the start of the year, police had been called 89 times to the 65,000 sq ft hall, which was formerly part of the city's congress centre, reports said.
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+German authorities last night said two North African men were suspected of starting the blaze and causing extensive damage 'as part of a dispute over food'.
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+Police and prosecutors said one of the two 26-year-olds was seen pouring flammable liquid onto a mattress and setting fire to it, while the other told fellow residents: 'We had to do it so that things change.'
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+Investigators said an argument over food is believed to have preceded Tuesday's fire.
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+They said Muslims who weren't observing dawn-to-dusk fasting during Ramadan had complained about what they said was a small lunch.
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+Prosecutor Ralf Herrenbrueck told ZDF television that both suspects have told authorities they are North African.
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+TV footage of the blaze showed plumes of black smoke billowing into the air at the facility on the site of the city's trade fair.
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+Story Highlights Trump leads Clinton as better able to handle the economy, jobs
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+Education is highest-ranking issue on which Clinton leads
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+Candidates each favored on eight of 17 issues; tied on trade
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+PRINCETON, N.J. -- If the race for president comes down to Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, Trump could benefit from an edge in public confidence on the issues Americans are prioritizing most this election. A slight majority of Americans choose Trump as better able to handle the economy (53%) and jobs (52%), and 50% choose him -- versus 46% who choose Clinton -- on terrorism and national security.
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+Americans' Preference for Donald Trump vs. Hillary Clinton to Handle Each of Top Five Election Issues Regardless of which presidential candidate you support, please tell me if you think Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump would better handle each of the following issues. High importance to vote^ Prefer Trump on issue Prefer Clinton on issue Advantage % % % The economy 92 53 43 Trump +10 Employment and jobs 89 52 45 Trump +7 Terrorism and national security 87 50 46 Trump +4 Education 86 35 61 Clinton +26 Healthcare and the Affordable Care Act 83 40 56 Clinton +16 ^ Percentage saying the candidates' positions on the issue will be extremely/very important issue to influencing their vote for president Gallup, May 18-22, 2016
+
+At the same time, the Democratic front-runner boasts commanding leads over the presumptive Republican nominee in public perceptions of who can best handle education and healthcare, with 61% and 56%, respectively, choosing Clinton over Trump on these issues. Both issues rank among the top five Americans say will influence their vote for president.
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+These findings come from a May 18-22 Gallup poll in which U.S. adults were first asked to rate how important each of 17 prominent national issues will be to their vote for president this year, and then to say whether Clinton or Trump would best handle each issue. As Gallup reported previously, most of the issues Americans rate as highly important are economic and national defense-related. By contrast, most of the bottom eight involve social policy, trade and the environment. (See the full list in the table at the end of the story.)
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+Overall, Trump leads Clinton in public perceptions of who would better handle eight of the 17 issues. Beyond his modest leads on the economy (+10) and jobs (+7), and slight edge on terrorism (+4), he leads on several lower-ranked concerns: the federal budget deficit (+18), the size and efficiency of the federal government (+14), regulation of banks and Wall Street (+11), taxes (+8) and gun policy (+5).
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+Donald Trump Issue Advantages Based on U.S. adults High importance to vote^ Prefer Trump on issue Prefer Clinton on issue Advantage % % % The economy 92 53 43 Trump +10 Employment and jobs 89 52 45 Trump +7 Terrorism and national security 87 50 46 Trump +4 The federal budget deficit 78 57 39 Trump +18 Taxes 71 52 44 Trump +8 The size and efficiency of the federal government 64 55 41 Trump +14 Gun policy 63 50 45 Trump +5 Government regulation of Wall Street and banks 59 53 42 Trump +11 ^ Percentage saying the candidates' positions on the issue will be extremely/very important issue to influencing their vote for president Gallup, May 18-22, 2016
+
+Meanwhile, Clinton has advantages on eight other issues. However, aside from education (+26) and healthcare (+16) these tend to be lower-ranking concerns: climate change (+38), the treatment of minority groups in the U.S. (+38), social issues such as gay marriage and abortion (+33), foreign affairs (+21), income and wealth distribution (+8), and immigration (+8).
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+Hillary Clinton Issue Advantages Based on U.S. adults High importance to vote^ Prefer Clinton on issue Prefer Trump on issue Advantage % % % Education 86 61 35 Clinton +26 Healthcare and the Affordable Care Act 83 56 40 Clinton +16 Foreign affairs 74 59 38 Clinton +21 Immigration 69 52 44 Clinton +8 The treatment of minority groups in this country 66 67 29 Clinton +38 The distribution of income and wealth in the U.S. 65 51 43 Clinton +8 Social issues such as gay marriage and abortion 48 64 31 Clinton +33 Climate change 47 66 28 Clinton +38 ^ Percentage saying the candidates' positions on the issue will be extremely/very important issue to influencing their vote for president Gallup, May 18-22, 2016
+
+Trade, a relatively low-ranked election issue, is the one area where the candidates are tied. Neither Clinton's foreign policy credentials nor Trump's business credentials and emphasis on trade policies in his campaign have given either candidate an advantage on the issue. Both Trump and Clinton are on record opposing the Trans-Pacific Partnership now being debated in Congress.
+
+Trump Leads on Higher-Profile Issues, but by Slimmer Margins
+
+On average, 75% of Americans rate the eight issues Trump leads on as extremely or very important to their vote, slightly higher than the 67% who rate the eight issues Clinton leads on this highly.
+
+At the same time, Clinton tends to have much larger advantages on the issues on which she is favored than Trump has on the issues on which he is favored. Clinton leads on her eight issues by an average of 24 points, while Trump leads by a 10-point average on his eight. Clinton's ratings on the issues may also be somewhat suppressed to the extent supporters of Bernie Sanders are reluctant to say positive things about her while he is still actively contesting the nomination.
+
+Bottom Line
+
+More Americans prefer Trump than Clinton to handle the issues of utmost importance to voters this fall -- the economy in general as well as employment and jobs, specifically. More broadly, Trump's center of gravity on the issues is a little higher on the priority scale than Clinton's. On the other hand, the candidates are tied in the sheer number of issues on which each is preferred. And while Clinton tends to lead Trump by wide margins in the issues for which she is favored, Trump's leads are a bit tenuous and could more easily dwindle or disappear. Still, as of today, the issue advantage seems to go to Trump.
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+Survey Methods
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+Results for this Gallup poll are based on telephone interviews conducted May 18-22, 2016, with a random sample of 1,530 adults, aged 18 and older, living in all 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia. For results based on the total sample of national adults, the margin of sampling error is ±3 percentage points at the 95% confidence level. All reported margins of sampling error include computed design effects for weighting.
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+Each sample of national adults includes a minimum quota of 60% cellphone respondents and 40% landline respondents, with additional minimum quotas by time zone within region. Landline and cellular telephone numbers are selected using random-digit-dial methods.
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+View complete question responses and trends.
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+Learn more about how the Gallup Poll Social Series works.
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+The campaign to take Britain out of the EU has opened up a remarkable 10-point lead over the Remain camp, according to an exclusive poll for The Independent.
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+The survey of 2,000 people by ORB found that 55 per cent believe the UK should leave the EU (up four points since our last poll in April), while 45 per cent want it to remain (down four points). These figures are weighted to take account of people’s likelihood to vote. It is by far the biggest lead the Leave camp has enjoyed since ORB began polling the EU issue for The Independent a year ago, when it was Remain who enjoyed a 10-point lead. Now the tables have turned.
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+Even when the findings are not weighted for turnout, Leave is on 53 per cent (up three points since April) and Remain on 47 per cent (down three). The online poll, taken on Wednesday and Thursday, suggests the Out camp has achieved momentum at the critical time ahead of the 23 June referendum.
+
+✕ David Cameron asked if he is 'finished as PM' after EU referendum
+
+Differential turnout could prove crucial. ORB found that 78 per cent of Leave supporters say they will definitely vote – describing themselves as a “10” on a scale of 0-10, while only 66 per cent of Remain supporters say the same.
+
+The results will heighten fears in the Remain campaign that it is losing ground among Labour supporters, who are seen as critical to securing victory for it. According to ORB, 56 per cent of people who voted for Labour at last year’s general election now back Remain when turnout is taken into account, but a dangerously high 44 per cent support Leave. Only 38 per cent of Tory voters endorse David Cameron’s stance by backing Remain, while 62 per cent support Leave.
+
+Many people seem ready to vote for Brexit even though the poll shows they believe it involves some risk and think the economy is more important than immigration – widely seen as the Leave camp’s trump card.
+
+The one crumb of comfort for the Remain camp is that when people were asked to predict the referendum result, the average figures were 52 per cent for Remain and 48 per cent for Leave. This “wisdom of the crowd” polling proved accurate during Ireland’s referendum on gay marriage last year.
+
+The most scaremongering arguments for Brexit Show all 7 1 /7 The most scaremongering arguments for Brexit The most scaremongering arguments for Brexit 22 May 2015 In his regular column in The Express Nigel Farage utilised the concerns over Putin and the EU to deliver a tongue in cheek conclusion. “With friends like these, who needs enemies?” PA The most scaremongering arguments for Brexit 13 November 2015 UKIP MEP for Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire Mike Hookem, was one of several political figures who took no time to harness the toxic atmosphere just moments after Paris attacks to push an agenda. “Cameron says we’re safer in the EU. Well I’m in the centre of the EU and it doesn’t feel very safe.” Getty Images The most scaremongering arguments for Brexit 19 April 2016 In an article written for The Guardian, Michael Gove attempts to bolster his argument with a highly charged metaphor in which he likens UK remaining in the EU to a hostage situation. “We’re voting to be hostages locked in the back of the car and driven headlong towards deeper EU integration.” Rex The most scaremongering arguments for Brexit 26 April 2016 In a move that is hard to decipher, let alone understand, Mike Hookem stuck it to Obama re-tweeting a UKIP advertisement that utilises a quote from the film: ‘Love Actually’ to dishonour the US stance on the EU. “A friend who bullies us is no longer a friend” The most scaremongering arguments for Brexit 10 May 2016 During a speech in London former work and pensions secretary Ian Duncan Smith said that EU migration would cause an increasing divide between people who benefit from immigration and people who couldn’t not find work because of uncontrolled migration. “The European Union is a ‘force for social injustice’ which backs the ‘haves rather than the have-nots.” EPA The most scaremongering arguments for Brexit 15 May 2016 Cartoon character Boris Johnson made the news again over controversial comments that the EU had the same goal as Hitler in trying to create a political super state. “Napoleon, Hitler, various people tried this out, and it ends tragically.” “The EU is an attempt to do this by different methods.” PA The most scaremongering arguments for Brexit 16 May 2016 During a tour of the women’s clothing manufacturer David Nieper, Boris had ample time to cook up a new metaphor, arguably eclipsing Gove’s in which he compares the EU to ‘badly designed undergarments.’ “So I just say to all those who prophecy doom and gloom for the British Business, I say their pants are on fire. Let’s say knickers to the pessimists, knickers to all those who talk Britain down.” Getty Images
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+The ORB survey highlights the stark generational differences over the EU. Seven out of 10 people aged 18-24 back Remain and 30 per cent Leave. Support for Leave rises up the age scale to 64 per cent among those aged 55 and over (figures weighted for turnout). Crucially, just over half (56 per cent) of 18-24 year-olds say they will definitely vote, compared to more than 80 per cent of those aged 55 and over.
+
+Support for EU membership is highest in Scotland, with 60 per cent backing Remain. But a majority of people in every other region of Great Britain favour withdrawal when turnout is taken into account. In London, seen as a strong area for the Remain campaign, only 44 per cent back staying in the EU and 56 per cent favour voting to leave. This is due to the turnout factor. Only 66 per cent of people in London say they will definitely vote, the lowest of any region.
+
+Take our EU referendum poll:
+
+However, warnings about the economic impact of Brexit appear to have hit home. According to ORB, eight out of 10 people – and of Conservative voters – think leaving the EU would pose some risk, and only 19 per cent think it would pose no risk at all. But a majority of both groups are still prepared to take the risk.
+
+Similarly, 52 per cent of people agree with the statement that the economy is a bigger issue than immigration when considering how to vote in the referendum, while 37 per cent disagree.
+
+Seven out of 10 people think the campaign has been too negative so far, while only 15 per cent disagree. The Leave camp will see this finding as a sign that what it has dubbed Remain’s “Project Fear” has not worked.
+
+Four out of 10 people believe that whatever the referendum result, it will not have much impact on their everyday life, but more people (44 per cent) disagree with this statement.
+
+Polling experts say the result is still too close to call, and that there has been a late swing to the “status quo” option in previous referendums, including the one on Scottish independence in 2014. They also point out that telephone polls consistently give Remain a higher rating than online surveys.
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+
+
+Should the UK remain a member of the EU or leave the EU?
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+Weighted for turnout Now April Remain 45 per cent 49 per cent Leave 55 per cent 51 per cent
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+Headline Figure (not weighted for turnout) Now April Remain 47 per cent 50 per cent Leave 53 per cent 50 per cent
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+What people think the result will be (average prediction)
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+Remain 52 per cent Leave 48 per cent
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+How much of a risk do you think leaving the EU would pose?
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+A great deal of risk 26 per cent Some risk 55 per cent No risk at all 19 per cent
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+When considering how to vote, the economy is a bigger issue than immigration
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+Agree 52 per cent Disagree 37 per cent Don't know 11 per cent
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+Whether we decide to leave the EU or to remain, the result won't have much impact on my daily life
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+Agree 40 per cent Disagree 44 per cent Don't know 17 per cent
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+I feel the campaign so far has been too negative
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+Agree 69 per cent Disagree 15 per cent Don't know 15 per cent
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+The EU referendum debate has so far been characterised by bias, distortion and exaggeration. So until 23 June we we’re running a series of question and answer features that explain the most important issues in a detailed, dispassionate way to help inform your decision.
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+What is Brexit and why are we having an EU referendum?
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+Will we gain or lose rights by leaving the European Union?
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+What will happen to immigration if there's Brexit?
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+Will Brexit make the UK more or less safe?
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+Will the UK benefit from being released from EU laws?
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+Will leaving the EU save taxpayers money and mean more money for the NHS?
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+What will Brexit do to UK trade?
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+How Brexit will affect British tourism
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+What will Brexit mean for British tourists booking holidays in the EU?
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+Will Brexit help or damage the environment?
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+Will Brexit mean that Europeans have to leave the UK?
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+What will Brexit mean for British expats?
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+Leading animal conservation experts are challenging Cincinnati zoo’s decision to shoot dead a male gorilla when a young boy entered its enclosure over the weekend, amid wider safety concerns.
+
+Adam Roberts, chairman of the animal welfare advocacy group Born Free USA, said there was a big question mark over whether it would have been safer to tranquilize the gorilla, named Harambe, at the zoo on Saturday after it began dragging the child around its enclosure.
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+“I feel for the people who had to make the decision to shoot the gorilla, but we should never have had this incident in the first place,” he said.
+
+The episode sparked a flood of public comment, especially on social media. A lot of it was critical of the parents, some viciously so, and there was both support and condemnation for the zoo, which has defended its actions.
+
+Jack Hanna, a prominent zoo expert, has sprung to the zoo’s defense, saying the time lag before the tranquilizer took effect would have been too dangerous.
+
+But Roberts argued that shooting the gorilla dead could have crushed the child as the animal collapsed.
+
+“It’s a miracle that the boy survived,” he said. “The zoo needs to be open about everything that happened between the alarm being raised and the shot being fired.”
+
+Roberts challenged the zoo to explain whether it had been prepared for scenarios other than the ones it has talked about publicly – calling all the gorillas in the enclosure away from the scene and then, when Harambe had failed to respond and was manhandling the child, shooting the animal.
+
+“This should be the biggest question for every zoo after this incident – do we have the right protocols in place? If the only protocol was shoot to kill, then I think they were small-minded,” he said.
+
+Ian Redmond, chairman of the UK-based conservation charity the Gorilla Organisation, said he would like to know if staff at the zoo tried distracting Harambe with treats, rather than shooting him.
+
+“The zoo hasn’t talked about whether they tried to negotiate – talking to the animal calmly and offering him fruit ... because gorillas have a reasoning mind,” he said.
+
+Redmond said the gorilla was clearly agitated but it appeared more of a mix of stress and curiosity than aggression.
+
+“Was a lethal shot the only option? No, I don’t think so. Were other options tried? You could have offered the gorilla more fruit than he could ever normally imagine in one sitting and then the boy would have become less interesting to him. It seemed like no one was prepared to go into the enclosure.” he said.
+
+Redmond pointed out in an op-ed for the Guardian that the gorilla’s dragging of the boy through the enclosure resembled behavior apes would display in the wild, dragging branches or fellow apes through the forest, where surfaces are typically more forgiving than the concrete of the zoo enclosure.
+
+He also suggested the option of a line of staff entering the enclosure and advancing towards Harambe with a determined demeanor.
+
+“In such a situation, the silverback gorilla tends to back down,” he said.
+
+Redmond called for a public inquiry into the incident. Lowland gorillas like Harambe are endangered. The gorilla was born in captivity in Texas and transferred to Ohio last year.
+
+Federal inspectors are looking into the zoo’s actions and the Cincinnati police department is investigating the parents of the three-year-old boy.
+
+The child escaped his family’s control at the zoo on Saturday afternoon and climbed over a 3ft steel fence, crossed through some undergrowth and fell 15ft into a shallow moat in the gorilla pen.
+
+“I’m surprised he survived the fall,” said Redmond.
+
+The zoo said on Monday that no one had breached the barriers at the Gorilla World exhibit since they were installed 38 years ago.
+
+“This has been an accident waiting to happen for 38 years,” Redmond retorted.
+
+Roberts’ organization, Born Free USA, operates a database that has logged more than 2,300 incidents in the last 20 years of dangerous encounters between humans and exotic animals. Most of the entries, gathered from news and public reports, concern people getting into scrapes with exotic pets such as snakes. And most zoo accidents do not involve the paying public.
+
+Still, the group logs risky incidents and even fatalities and serious injuries involving the public at US zoos, including 20 episodes of dangerous encounters with gorillas, such as an ape that escaped his cage at the Buffalo zoo in 2012 and bit a zookeeper and a gorilla that attacked several people after absconding from his enclosure at the Dallas zoo in 2004 was shot dead by police.
+
+“Time and time again, people are being injured or animals are being killed, or both, and it suggests a very dangerous situation,” said Roberts.
+
+There are examples in the past when young children have slipped down a drop into gorilla enclosures and been knocked out by the fall, whereupon an ape has tended to them gently.
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+
+
+Thane Maynard, the director of the Cincinnati zoo, said on Monday that the staff decided the boy was in mortal danger because the gorilla was agitated and acting erratically, and because of his enormous strength – able to crush a coconut in his hands with little effort.
+
+Maynard added that the barriers at the zoo complied with all federal regulations and inspections. He said the zoo was reviewing its safety policies and barriers at Gorilla World.
+
+Roberts called for major improvements to all US zoos.
+
+But Pat Janikowski, president and owner of the Seattle-based architecture firm PJA, which designs zoos around the world and built the Animal Kingdom exhibit at the Disney World resort in Orlando, Florida, said the enclosure in question, as described by the Cincinnati zoo, was “absolutely standard”.
+
+He said that both European and American regulations dictating the characteristics of animal enclosures at zoos are very similar.
+
+Janikowski said the zoo’s description and public images of Gorilla World’s outdoor enclosure, with rocks and a sunken moat, is a popular type of gorilla exhibit.
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+“It gives the zoo what they are going for: an open-air view. Because one of the magnificent things about gorillas is to be able to smell their unique, pungent scent and hear the sound when they beat their chests,” he said.
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+He added that if the zoo has complied with all the official regulations to the letter, in his opinion it would be difficult to see how they could lose a lawsuit, should the family of the boy choose to file one.
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+Pros And Cons Of Proposed Maine Woods National Park
+
+A plan to establish a national park in Maine's North Woods could receive a boost from the White House by the end of the year. A long simmering battle has been brewing over the area's future.
+
+STEVE INSKEEP, HOST:
+
+This is a day to explore tensions between state and federal authority.
+
+AILSA CHANG, HOST:
+
+In today's program, we're hearing from a Western sheriff. He opposes federal efforts to control federal land.
+
+INSKEEP: We also have the story of an Eastern forest. It's in Maine. And the man we're about to meet wants to give land to the federal government.
+
+CHANG: He envisions a national monument. Maine residents question what that means for them. Here's Susan Sharon of Maine Public Radio.
+
+SUSAN SHARON, BYLINE: First, a little history - the heart of the North Woods, about 3.5 million acres, remains the largest undeveloped territory east of the Rockies. This is the same continuousness of forest that captivated naturalist Henry David Thoreau 150 years ago. Still mostly uninhabited, it's a place that crawled with rugged lumberjacks armed with heavy axes, where logs by the millions were floated downriver to mill towns that sprung up out of the woods themselves.
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+LUCAS ST. CLAIR: This river is - it's so cool the way - the upper end in Matagamon - there's, like, giant waterfall after giant waterfall. And it's just this steep crashing river.
+
+SHARON: Lucas St. Clair is motoring up a slower-moving section of the east branch of the Penobscot River, where the log drives have long since ended. St. Clair and his foundation, Elliotsville Plantation, Inc., have put in a public boat launch and built cabins and tent platforms nearby.
+
+They own 90,000 acres of once-working forest that is still home to moose, lynx, deer and other wildlife. And they've offered to donate it to the federal government as a national monument with the hope that it is could someday win congressional approval to be a national park. Either way, St. Clair says there would be plenty for visitors to do.
+
+ST. CLAIR: Biking, hiking, horseback riding, obviously cars along the loop road - and then on the east side of the east branch, we allow for hunting and for snowmobile riding. There's a couple ATV trails that are open now.
+
+SHARON: Polls show most Mainers support a national park. But there's still very strong opposition from local residents. They worry that a park will forever change their identity. And they resent not having a say in the matter. At a recent meeting with National Park Service Director Jonathan Jarvis, residents like Sam Houston made it clear that anything to do with the federal government is a nonstarter.
+
+SAM HOUSTON: And a government park coming - not a national park, government park. They couldn't keep an ant farm running. We don't need them. Let the state run the things.
+
+SHARON: Over the past two years, five paper mills in Maine have closed, putting hundreds of people out of work. Some think a monument or a park will make it impossible to revive the forest products industry.
+
+There's also lingering distrust of St. Clair's mother, philanthropist and entrepreneur Roxanne Quimby. Quimby is the founder and former CEO of the personal care products company Burt's Bees. She used her fortune to buy the land in question and now sits on the board of the National Park Service Foundation.
+
+(SOUNDBITE OF GAVEL BANGING)
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+UNIDENTIFIED MAN: I call this meeting to order - roll call.
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+SHARON: In the town of Millinocket, where the Great Northern Paper mill has been idled for more than a decade and most of the downtown is shuttered, Louis Pelletier is the only town councilor who's in favor of a national monument.
+
+LOUIS PELLETIER: The economic condition is so bad in this town and has been for so long that we have to look at all ideas for improving our situation as long as they're legal.
+
+SHARON: National Park Director Jarvis says studies show every dollar invested in a national park returns $4 to the local economy. That's one reason the local chamber of commerce supports the plan. Jarvis says he's taking all points of view under consideration before making a recommendation to the president. For NPR News, I'm Susan Sharon.
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+Copyright © 2016 NPR. All rights reserved. Visit our website terms of use and permissions pages at www.npr.org for further information.
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+NPR transcripts are created on a rush deadline by an NPR contractor. This text may not be in its final form and may be updated or revised in the future. Accuracy and availability may vary. The authoritative record of NPR’s programming is the audio record.
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+“Failed plans should not be interpreted as a failed vision. Visions don’t change, they are only refined. Plans rarely stay the same, and are scrapped or adjusted as needed. Be stubborn about the vision, but flexible with your plan.” ~John C. Maxwell
+
+This year started as a complete mess for me.
+
+After a five-week holiday away from December to January, it was difficult to get back to London and into the swing of things. Not only was I still in holiday mode, but I also came back without a plan.
+
+I am at a point in my life where I am still exploring where in the world I want to be, what I want to be doing, and how.
+
+My background is quite varied and broad. I am half Finnish, half New Zealander, but I grew up in Singapore. I came to London for university, where I studied Geology & Geophysics and then Business Management. I also developed a passion for running, which extended into overall health, fitness, and nutrition, thus I started working as a fitness and running instructor.
+
+I am at quite a fragile point, deciding what path to go down (which field—earth science, business, or fitness; which country—stay in the UK, one of my home countries, somewhere completely new).
+
+It is a decision made harder by having lots of options and a mind that tends to look for the perfect decision. It results in overanalyzing and overthinking, and leads to procrastination. Even small steps and imperfect action would be better than staying still. But I am just so scared to make the “wrong” decision.
+
+I know I want to live life doing what I love. I know what I love—the outdoors and nature, health and fitness, running, travel, and exploration. Therefore, I have a rough idea or vision of the where, what, how—somewhere with amazing nature and sunshine; something that combines the environment, outdoors, and fitness. So a rough idea, but not completely clear, and it feels like a lot of big decisions to make!
+
+At the start of the year, I felt quite lost, really. The lack of plan and knowing made me feel out of control and anxious about the future. Having always harbored perfectionist tendencies and feared the unknown, it was terrifying for me.
+
+So I tried to get back on track by planning. Planning things would make me feel more in control. Having a plan would make me feel less anxious and stressed. A perfect plan would solve everything and help me achieve anything, I thought.
+
+And it did help get back into a routine and on track. But it also did the complete opposite and made me overthink everything, which created a lot of stress and more fear.
+
+During the spring I was actively looking for different opportunities and things to learn, do, experience. It is amazing how much you can find when you really look.
+
+I applied for and asked about many different opportunities including world expedition/exploration jobs and courses, fitness jobs, internships in these fields, startups related to nutrition or fitness, photography, writing, language courses, further education degrees.
+
+At times I got good news and I thought I was in such a great place—lots of opportunities obtained and the whole year set out. I could relax and go with the plan.
+
+But then I got bad news and things seemed to fall apart. For example, because of a foot injury I had to stop running and expedition hiking. And I didn’t get the startup job, which brought me back to square one with no set plans.
+
+Throughout this time, no matter how much I planned, things would change. I felt so out of control and anxious. The whole opposite of what planning was meant to do.
+
+But as time went on, even though the ups and downs kept coming, I started to feel calmer about it all. I don’t know if it was my daily meditation or the fact that I had been thrown out of my comfort zone so many times that I was getting used to it. In any case I was calmer and started to reflect.
+
+I came to realize a few very important things:
+
+1. Plan, but know that plans change.
+
+Having a plan is good because it leads to setting and working toward goals. Hopefully these goals pertain to things that will bring you happiness and a sense of achievement. However, as much as you plan, things change. It is important to be okay with this and flexible. Then re-evaluating and getting going again will be much easier.
+
+2. Overthinking can keep you stuck.
+
+Spending all your time planning, overthinking, and overanalyzing is often procrastination for actually doing something. Usually because of some fear.
+
+3. Doing something is more important than finding the “perfect” opportunity.
+
+It’s important to take action toward any opportunities, even if they don’t seem perfect, as this opens doors for you. It gives you different avenues to explore, new ideas, and even routes to your goal. The open doors are also something you come back to, even when plans change. In the very least, it gives you experience.
+
+4. And finally, in life we go through phases, some that seem good and some that seem bad. But neither lasts forever.
+
+Sometimes you get into a bad phase and feel so stuck and unhappy. It feels like it will never pass. But it does. And then you get into a good phase and are really happy. As awesome as that is, unfortunately, that doesn’t last forever either. But the good news is that a good phase will come again!
+
+I like to think about this as a metaphor about a blue sky and clouds. I got this idea from the mindfulness and meditation app “Headspace” (highly recommend!)
+
+There’s always a blue sky. There may be sun, clouds, or rainy days (representing positive and negative thoughts or phases) and the weather keeps changing. But behind it there is always the calm blue sky, and overall everything is all right.
+
+This idea helps you live more in the present and be calmer. It helps think clearly and make plans or decisions based on your core values. It helps with anxiety in not having everything planned, not having the perfect plan, thoughts of “what if my plan doesn’t work?” It just takes the pressure off and helps you live in the present rather than constantly fearing the future.
+
+It’s great to make plans, to have a direction and vision. This helps you achieve the goals you set for yourself, things you always wanted to do or accomplish, things that could bring you happiness. But we need to accept that plans don’t always go, well, to plan!
+
+Know that when they don’t, you can still achieve your goals and vision, just in a different way—and with a lot more peace of mind.
+
+About Sofia Walker Sofia has completed degrees in MSc Management and MSci Geology & Geophysics. She used her gap year to learn new skills and languages, as well as travel and run marathons in different cities around the world. A Personal Trainer and Fitness Instructor, Sofia is passionate about health and fitness, along with helping people. Visit her at sofiawalker.blogspot.sg and on Instagram.
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+Orlando, Florida (CNN) An American-born man who'd pledged allegiance to ISIS gunned down 49 people early Sunday at a gay nightclub in Orlando, the deadliest mass shooting in the United States and the nation's worst terror attack since 9/11, authorities said.
+
+* The gunman, Omar Mateen, 29, of Fort Pierce, Florida, was interviewed by the FBI in 2013 and 2014 but was not found to be a threat, the FBI said.
+
+* Mateen called 911 during the attack to pledge allegiance to ISIS and mentioned the Boston Marathon bombers, according to a U.S. official.
+
+* Orlando police shot and killed Mateen.
+
+* Mateen's ex-wife said she thinks he was mentally ill.
+
+Mateen carried an assault rifle and a pistol into the packed Pulse club about 2 a.m. Sunday and started shooting, killing 49 people and wounding at least 53, officials said.
+
+After a standoff of about three hours, while people trapped inside the club desperately called and messaged friends and relatives, police crashed into the building with an armored vehicle and stun grenades and killed Mateen.
+
+"It appears he was organized and well-prepared," Orlando Police Chief John Mina said early Sunday. Authorities said they haven't found any accomplices.
+
+'An act of hate'
+
+There has been no claim of responsibility for the attack on jihadi forums, but ISIS sympathizers have reacted by praising the attack on pro-Islamic State forums.
+
+"We know enough to say this was an act of terror and act of hate," President Obama said in an address to the nation from the White House.
+
+While the violence could have hit any American community, "This is an especially heartbreaking day for our friends who are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender," he said.
+
+JUST WATCHED President Obama: 'This was an act of terror and hate' Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH President Obama: 'This was an act of terror and hate' 05:27
+
+Omar Mir Seddique Mateen was born in 1986 in New York. Most recently he lived in Fort Pierce, about 120 miles southeast of Orlando. Fearing explosives, police evacuated about 200 people from the apartment complex where he lived while they looked through his residence for evidence.
+
+Mateen's parents, who are from Afghanistan, said he'd expressed outrage after seeing two men kiss in Miami, but they didn't consider him particularly religious and didn't know of any connection he had to ISIS.
+
+Omar Mir Seddique Mateen
+
+He was married in 2009 to a woman originally from Uzbekistan, according to the marriage license, but he filed documents to end the marriage in 2011.
+
+Sitora Yusufiy, interviewed by CNN in Boulder, Colorado, said she and Mateen were together about four months, though it took a long time to complete the divorce because they lived in different parts of the country after separating.
+
+Mateen was a normal husband at the beginning of their marriage but started abusing her after a few months, she said. She said Mateen was bipolar, although he was not formally diagnosed. She also said Mateen had a history with steroids. He was religious but she said she doesn't think his religion played in to the attack.
+
+Mateen had worked since 2007 as a security officer at G4S Secure Solutions , one of the world's largest private security companies.
+
+A message posted in Arabic on a dark web site associated with the ISIS news agency Amaq said "the armed attack that targeted a gay night club in the city of Orlando in the American state of Florida and that bore more than a 100 killed and wounded was carried out by an Islamic state fighter."
+
+But CNN's Salma Abdelaziz, who translated the message and closely monitors ISIS messaging, cautioned about taking the message at face value.
+
+She said the language is inconsistent with previous ISIS announcements and that the Arabic word for gay was used rather than an epithet normally used by ISIS. Also, there was no claim that the attack was directed, just an after-the-fact claim the gunman was an ISIS fighter, she said.
+
+At a Sunday afternoon news briefing, FBI Assistant Special Agent Ronald Hopper said the agency was aware of Mateen. The FBI interviewed him in 2013 and 2014 after he expressed sympathy for a suicide bomber, Hopper said.
+
+"Those interviews turned out to be inconclusive, so there was nothing to keep the investigation going," Hopper said.
+
+CNN Map
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+Mateen was not under investigation at the time of Sunday's shooting and was not under surveillance, Hopper said.
+
+In the past two weeks Mateen legally purchased a Glock pistol and a long gun, ATF Assistant Special Agent in Charge Trevor Velinor told reporters.
+
+It's not known if those weapons were used in the attack.
+
+"He is not a prohibited person. They can legally walk into a gun dealership and acquire and purchase firearms. He did so. And he did so within the last week or so," Velinor said.
+
+Scene inside the club
+
+Pulse describes itself as "the hottest gay bar" in the heart of Orlando. Hours before the shooting, the club urged partygoers to attend its "Latin flavor" event Saturday night. The club is a vast, open space that was hosting more than 300 patrons late Saturday and into Sunday morning.
+
+People inside the cavernous nightclub described a scene of panic made more confusing by the loud music and darkness.
+
+"At first it sounded like it was part of the show because there was an event going on and we were all having a good time," clubgoer Andy Moss said. "But once people started screaming and shots just keep ringing out, you know that it's not a show anymore."
+
+Christopher Hansen said he was getting a drink at the bar about 2 a.m. when he "just saw bodies going down." He heard gunshots, "just one after another after another."
+
+The gunshots went on for so long that the shooting "could have lasted a whole song," he said.
+
+When the shots erupted, Hansen hit the ground, crawling on his elbows and knees, before he spotted a man who had been shot.
+
+"I took my bandana off and shoved it in the hole in his back," Hansen said, adding that he saw another woman who appeared to be shot in the arm.
+
+Photos: Orlando nightclub shooting Police investigate the back of the Pulse nightclub in Orlando on Sunday, June 12. At least 49 people were killed there by Omar Mateen, who was shot and killed by Orlando police. It was the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history. Hide Caption 1 of 20 Photos: Orlando nightclub shooting Bodies arrive at the medical examiner's office on June 12. Hide Caption 2 of 20 Photos: Orlando nightclub shooting Friends and family react after a list of hospitalized victims is released June 12 outside a hotel near the Orlando Regional Medical Center. Hide Caption 3 of 20 Photos: Orlando nightclub shooting Pastor Kelvin Cobaris embraces Orlando City Commissioner Patty Sheehan, right, and Terry DeCarlo, executive director of the LGBT Center of Central Florida, on June 12. Hide Caption 4 of 20 Photos: Orlando nightclub shooting Jeremy Glatstein donates blood in Orlando on June 12. He drove an hour to the donation center to show his support for the shooting victims. Hide Caption 5 of 20 Photos: Orlando nightclub shooting A bomb disposal unit checks for explosives around the apartment building where Mateen is believed to have lived in Fort Pierce, Florida. Hide Caption 6 of 20 Photos: Orlando nightclub shooting Ray Rivera, a DJ at the nightclub, is consoled by a friend outside of the Orlando Police Department. Hide Caption 7 of 20 Photos: Orlando nightclub shooting Florida Gov. Rick Scott arrives at the scene. Hide Caption 8 of 20 Photos: Orlando nightclub shooting Police gather outside the home in Port St. Lucie, Florida, where Mateen's father lives. Hide Caption 9 of 20 Photos: Orlando nightclub shooting Police officers gather outside of the nightclub, which describes itself as "the hottest gay bar" in the heart of Orlando. Hide Caption 10 of 20 Photos: Orlando nightclub shooting Ron Hopper of the FBI answers questions from members of the media on June 12. Listening are Orlando Police Chief John Mina, left, and Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs. Hide Caption 11 of 20 Photos: Orlando nightclub shooting A police officer stands guard outside the Orlando Regional Medical Center. Hide Caption 12 of 20 Photos: Orlando nightclub shooting A SWAT team member arrives at the scene of the shooting. Hide Caption 13 of 20 Photos: Orlando nightclub shooting Medical personnel wait with stretchers at the Orlando Regional Medical Center. Hide Caption 14 of 20 Photos: Orlando nightclub shooting People wait for news outside the emergency entrance of the hospital. Hide Caption 15 of 20 Photos: Orlando nightclub shooting Police in Orlando direct family members away from the scene of the shooting. Hide Caption 16 of 20 Photos: Orlando nightclub shooting Shooting victims are attended to by emergency responders outside the club. Hide Caption 17 of 20 Photos: Orlando nightclub shooting Emergency personnel gather outside the nightclub. Hide Caption 18 of 20 Photos: Orlando nightclub shooting Bystanders wait at the scene. Hide Caption 19 of 20 Photos: Orlando nightclub shooting Police officers respond to the scene of the shooting. Hide Caption 20 of 20
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+Survivors provided CNN with dramatic accounts of how they avoided death. One person hiding in the bathroom covered herself with bodies to protect herself. Some entertainers hid in a dressing room when the shooting started and escaped the building by crawling out when police removed the air conditioning unit.
+
+One of the bartenders said she hid under the glass bar. Police came in and said, "If you are alive, raise your hand." Then police got her and others out.
+
+After the initial shooting, police surrounded the club while Mateen was inside with clubgoers hiding in bathrooms and other parts of the building. People inside the club were communicating on their phones with law enforcement from that time until around 5 a.m., when authorities used an armored vehicle to break down the door of the building.
+
+Hospital swamped with victims
+
+Thirty-nine people and Mateen were pronounced dead at the scene, with two bodies found in the parking lot, Mayor Buddy Dyer said. Eleven people were taken to hospitals and pronounced dead there, he said.
+
+The City of Orlando is posting names of the deceased on a website after next of kin are notified. The youngest person among the first seven named, Luis Omar Ocasio-Capo, was 20 years old.
+
+Forty-three of the wounded people were patients on Sunday afternoon at Orlando Regional Medical Center, a hospital spokesperson said, with 26 operations being performed.
+
+Before Sunday, the deadliest shootings in U.S. history were at Virginia Tech in 2007 and Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012, with 32 and 27 killed. Fourteen people were killed December 2 i n an attack in San Berardino, California.
+
+National media attention was already focused on Orlando over the weekend because of Friday night's fatal shooting of Christina Grimmie while she signed autographs after a show. She was an up-and-coming singer who had appeared on NBC's "The Voice." Her shooter then killed himself. The Pulse shooting happened only a few miles from the Plaza Live theater, where Grimmie was killed.
+
+Dyer, the mayor, called for the city to come together. "We need to support each other. We need to love each other. And we will not be defined by a hateful shooter," he said.
+
+President Obama called for flags to be lowered to half staff and Florida Gov. Rick Scott called for a moment of silence across the nation at 6 p.m. Sunday. States of emergency were declared for the city of Orlando and for Orange County.
+
+Santa Monica arrest
+
+Also on Sunday, authorities in West Hollywood, California, arrested 20-year-old James Wesley Howell. They said they found an arsenal in his car that included, three assault rifles, high-capacity magazines, ammunition and a five-gallon bucket with chemicals that could be used to create an explosive device, officials said. At 5 a.m. PT, police got a call about a prowler and found Howell, who told authorities he was looking for a friend to attend the LA Pride festival.
+
+There was no indication the arrest was related to the Orlando attack.
+
+JUST WATCHED Police: Approx. 20 dead in Orlando nightclub shooting Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH Police: Approx. 20 dead in Orlando nightclub shooting 01:39
+
+Police on leave
+
+Eleven Orlando police officers and three sheriff's deputies who exchanged gunfire with the suspect will be temporarily relieved of duty pending an investigation.
+
+One officer suffered an eye injury when a bullet struck his Kevlar helmet, said Danny Banks, special agent in charge of the Florida Department of Law Enforcement's Orlando bureau. The helmet saved the officer's life, Banks said.
+
+'This is a hate crime'
+
+The attacks were denounced on Sunday by numerous groups, including the Vatican, Afghan President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani and the Council on American-Islamic Relations.
+
+JUST WATCHED Muslim leader to ISIS: 'You do not speak for us' Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH Muslim leader to ISIS: 'You do not speak for us' 01:08
+
+"This is a hate crime, plain and simple," CAIR National Communications Director Ibrahim Hooper said. "We condemn it in the strongest possible terms."
+
+Nadine Smith of Equality Florida said groups are planning vigils around the nation. "It has just been a devastating day but people are starting to rally," she said.
+
+Barbara Poma, owner of the Orlando nightclub Pulse, released the following statement on Sunday:
+
+"Like everyone in the country, I am devastated about the horrific events that have taken place today. Pulse, and the men and women who work there, have been my family for nearly 15 years. From the beginning, Pulse has served as a place of love and acceptance for the LGBTQ community. I want to express my profound sadness and condolences to all who have lost loved ones. Please know that my grief and heart are with you."
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+A team of European astronomers has discovered a second planetary system, the closest parallel to our own solar system yet found. It includes seven exoplanets orbiting a star with the small rocky planets close to their host star and the gas giant planets further away. The system was hidden within the wealth of data from the Kepler Space Telescope.
+
+KOI-351 is “the first system with a significant number of planets (not just two or three, where random fluctuations can play a role) that shows a clear hierarchy like the solar system — with small, probably rocky, planets in the interior and gas giants in the (exterior),” Dr. Juan Cabrera, of the Institute of Planetary Research at the German Aerospace Center, told Universe Today.
+
+Three of the seven planets orbiting KOI-351 were detected earlier this year, and have periods of 59, 210 and 331 days — similar to the periods of Mercury, Venus and Earth.
+
+But the orbital periods of these planets vary by as much as 25.7 hours. This is the highest variation detected in an exoplanet’s orbital period so far, hinting that there are more planets than meets the eye.
+
+In closely packed systems, the gravitational pull of nearby planets can cause the acceleration or deceleration of a planet along its orbit. These “tugs” cause the variations in orbital periods.
+
+They also provide indirect evidence of further planets. Using advanced computer algorithms, Cabrera and his team detected four new planets orbiting KOI-351.
+
+But these planets are much closer to their host star than Mercury is to our Sun, with orbital periods of 7, 9, 92 and 125 days. The system is extremely compact — with the outermost planet having an orbital period less than the Earth’s. Yes, the entire system orbits within 1 AU.
+
+While astronomers have discovered over 1000 exoplanets, this is the first solar system analogue detected to date. Not only are there seven planets, but they display the same architecture — rocky small planets orbiting close to the sun and gas giants orbiting further away — as our own solar system.
+
+Most exoplanets are strikingly different from the planets in our own solar system. “We find planets in any order, at any distance, of any size; even planetary classes that don’t exist in the solar system,” Cabrera said.
+
+Several theories including planet migration and planet-planet scattering have been proposed to explain these differences. But the fact of the matter is planet formation is still poorly understood.
+
+“We don’t know yet why this system formed this way, but we have the feeling that this is a key system in understanding planetary formation in general and the formation of the solar system in particular,” Cabrera told Universe Today.
+
+The team is extremely hopeful that the upcoming mission PLATO will receive funding. If so, it will allow them to take a second look at this system — determining the radius and mass of each planet and even analyzing their compositions.
+
+Follow-up observations will not only allow astronomers to determine how this planetary system formed, it will provide hints as to how our own solar system formed.
+
+The paper has been accepted for publication in the Astrophysical Journal and is available for download here.
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+The DC TV universe is growing even bigger as Supergirl prepares to make the network move from CBS to the CW, and a physical move from LA to Vancouver. We’re all eagerly awaiting to see how Supergirl will interact with The Flash, Arrow, and Legends of Tomorrow, and the potential four-part crossover. However, we can’t forget that Kara has her own problems and mysteries to deal with, like the Kryptonian rocket that landed on Earth at the end of the season finale. We’ve got our own thoughts on who's in the rocket and what this means for the show, but it’d be nice to know what Supergirl star Melissa Benoist knows about it.
+
+Melissa Benoist was at the recent CW Upfront event and she was asked by TVLine what she thought might be in the rocket. Benoist doesn’t give any details, and it looks like even she doesn’t know yet.
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+I have theories. I've heard some rumblings as to who it may be, but I'm not positive.
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+Whether this means the writers know and just haven’t shared that information with the cast, or that they haven’t figured it out yet is up for debate. Supergirl has been going through a transitional period, so it’s plausible that the writers haven’t nailed everything in Season Two down quite just yet. Or maybe Melissa Benoist is just being evasive and doesn’t want to ruin the mystery for everyone. Either way, we’re likely to find out more about the mystery rocket as we get closer to the Season Two premiere this fall.
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+TVLine also kept the questions rolling with Melissa Benoist, and asked if there would be more development on the Kara and James Olsen romance. Benoist apparently didn’t know the answer to that either, but she loves how awkward Kara is with relationships and hopes she’ll get to play around with that more in the future. If you ask her, though, that relationship isn’t the most important one in the show. That honor goes to Kara’s relationship with her sister Alex, played by Chyler Leigh, who Benoist describes as her real life “soul sister.”
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+You can watch the full interview below, where Melissa Benoist goes into more detail about moving to Vancouver and the chance of meeting lots of new heroes next season.
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+Supergirl will be returning in the fall at its new home on The CW. Thankfully, it’s keeping its normal timeslot at Mondays at 8 p.m. so get ready for four nights of DC TV shows all in the same continuity.
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+New York (CNN) One of the veterans' charities receiving money from the Donald J. Trump Foundation is also linked to a Michigan telemarketing firm that's been accused of deceptive statements by the Minnesota attorney general.
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+Two companies which solicited donations for the Foundation for American Veterans, based in suburban Detroit, were named in a civil suit filed last week by the Minnesota attorney general's office, according to a press release.
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+The lawsuit, the press release said, was filed against Associated Community Services and its affiliate, also based in Detroit, and accused the company of sending false "pledge reminders" to donors and calling potential donors, in one case 42 times in a four-month period.
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+On its federal 990 income tax filing for 2014, the Foundation for American Veterans lists donations of more than $8 million but fundraising and other expenses nearly matching the contributions received. The charity lists nearly $2 million in "grants" to veterans but doesn't specify when or where.
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+Read More
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+How to make super easy paper mouse.
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+This mouse is a simple cut and paste paper craft that is fun for young children to make.
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+Supplies:
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+Paper
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+Scissors
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+Hot glue gun
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+Marker
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+Print and cut out the template.
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+Hold in half and glue it.
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+Fold the ears and draw the eyes.
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+Squeak! Squeak!
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+We thank our sponsor for making this content possible; it is not written by the editorial staff nor does it necessarily reflect its views. We love the warmer temperatures that spring brings. That is until we try to sleep at night, and we just can't do it. It's too hot! And the electricity bill that… READ THE REST
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+Nov 29, 2015; Atlanta, GA, USA; Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Stefon Diggs (14) runs after a catch against Atlanta Falcons cornerback Jalen Collins (32) in the first quarter of their game at the Georgia Dome. Mandatory Credit: Jason Getz-USA TODAY Sports
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+Now that the draft and heavy lifting of free agency is over, Vegas has released the betting lines for all 2016-17 Minnesota Vikings games.
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+As mentioned in previous articles, the national media is starting to take notice of the Minnesota Vikings and how talented their roster is. If you watch the Vegas betting lines, a lot of times they are pretty close to right on. The sports books have some pretty talented people developing these lines.
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+After a surprising season last year, at least surprising for non-Vikings fans, the team will look to build on last year’s success. If not for a botched field goal, the Vikings would have had a chance to make a deep postseason push. With few holes on this team, they seemed to address most of them and add needed depth in the draft and free agency.
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+It looks like this team will build on last season’s success, and Vegas seems to think so too. This morning Cantor Technology released their betting lines for all NFL regular season games through Week 16.
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+Here is the lines for the Minnesota Vikings Week 1- Week 16 games:
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+Week 1
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+Minnesota (-3, 43) at Tennessee Titans
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+Week 2
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+Green Bay Packers at Minnesota (PK)
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+Week 3
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+Minnesota at Carolina Panthers (-5.5)
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+Week 4
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+New York Giants at Minnesota (-6)
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+Week 5
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+Houston Texans at Minnesota (-6)
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+Week 6
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+BYE
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+Week 7
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+Minnesota (-1.5) at Philadelphia Eagles
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+Week 8
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+Minnesota (-2.5) at Chicago Bears
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+Week 9
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+Detroit Lions at Minnesota (-6.5)
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+Week 10
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+Minnesota (-1.5) at Washington Redskins
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+Week 11
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+Arizona Cardinals at Minnesota (-1.5)
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+Week 12
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+Minnesota (-2.5) at Detroit Lions
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+Week 13
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+Dallas Cowboys at Minnesota (-4.5)
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+Week 14
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+Minnesota (-2.5) at Jacksonville Jaguars
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+Week 15
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+Indianapolis Colts at Minnesota (-4)
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+Week 16
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+Minnesota at Green Bay Packers (-4.5)
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+For some reason, they released their lines for Weeks 1- 16, and left out the last game of the season, against Chicago. But, if you read between the lines, they have the Minnesota Vikings favored in 12 of the 15 games listed. The final regular season game is at Chicago and at home, so we can assume they will be favored in that game since they were favored in Soldier Field.
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+So we can look at this as the Minnesota Vikings being favored in 13 of their 16 games this season. This is an amazing compliment from a Vegas sports book. The only games they are not favored in are against the NFC Champion Carolina Panthers and when they play the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. The first matchup with the Packers in U.S. Bank Stadium is a pick em.
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+A projected record with at least 13 wins sounds good like a lot, but this team is just that talented. Plus, Vegas usually wins so you might not want to bet against them.
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+Japan has summoned the Chinese ambassador in Tokyo after a Chinese navy ship sailed close to what Japan considers its territorial waters in the East China Sea for the first time.
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+The Japanese foreign ministry said the Chinese warship had entered waters that are contiguous to what Tokyo considers its territory in the vicinity of disputed islands, known as the Senkaku in Japan and the Diaoyu in China.
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+The incident shortly after midnight on Thursday could be a setback for signs of improvements in relations between Asia’s two largest economic powers, which had soured in recent years over their wartime history and territorial rows.
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+Japan’s vice foreign minister Akitaka Saiki summoned the Chinese ambassador in Tokyo at around 2am on Thursday local time to “express a serious concern” and urge the Chinese ship to leave the area, the ministry said in a media statement.
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+The Chinese frigate left the waters about an hour later, sailing to the north, the Japanese defence ministry said.
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+China’s defence ministry said it was looking into the reports but in a statement sent to Reuters, the ministry said the islands are Chinese, and that China’s navy had every right to operate in Chinese waters.
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+Chinese patrol ships have occasionally sailed close to or entered what Tokyo considers its territorial waters, but this was the first time that a Chinese naval ship made its way into those waters.
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+At around the same time, three Russian battleships entered waters close to what Japan considers its territory, the defence ministry said. The ministry said it was investigating whether the Chinese and Russian actions were related.
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+None of the ships violated what Japan considers its territorial waters, it said.
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+The uninhabited East China Sea islands lie about 135 miles (220km) north-east of Taiwan and are controlled by Tokyo but claimed by Beijing.
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+There was no immediate comment from Beijing but China in the past has warned Japan not to take any “provocative” action over the disputed islands. Chinese ships sailed near the disputed islands last year.
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+Japan in turn in the past has told China that any foreign naval vessel that entered Japanese waters for reasons other than “innocent passage” would be told to leave by a Japanese naval patrol.
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+About Wide Angle Software
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+Interim Conservative Leader Rona Ambrose says changes proposed by the Senate to the Liberal government's proposed new law on medically assisted dying are a sign of a bigger problem.
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+Senators voted 41-30 on Wednesday to amend Bill C-14, to allow suffering patients who are not near death to seek medical help to end their lives.
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+The change, if accepted, would delete a requirement that a person's natural death be reasonably foreseeable, removing the central pillar underpinning the legislation.
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+The amendment replaces the eligibility criteria in the bill with the much more permissive criteria set out in last year's landmark Supreme Court of Canada ruling, which struck down the ban on assisted dying.
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+That sets the Senate on a potential collision course with the government.
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+But Ambrose says it also circumvents the will of the elected House of Commons, just as she said the Supreme Court did in setting parameters around doctor assisted death.
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+"We have the courts making laws in this country and now we have an unelected Senate changing the laws of an elected House," Ambrose told a news conference Thursday.
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+"There's even a larger debate here, which I think is upsetting a lot of my constituents and a lot of people across the country."
+
+Ambrose says unelected Senate should not be changing laws Duration 1:44 Interim Conservative Leader Rona Ambrose says the unelected Senate should not be changing or amending laws like C-14 that were drafted by an elected House of Commons. 1:44
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+Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould has signalled that the government is unlikely to accept such an amendment, saying a lot of work went into ensuring a balance between recognizing personal autonomy and protecting the vulnerable.
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+Ambrose agreed with Wilson-Raybould that the bill approved in the Commons and sent to the Senate strikes the right balance, although she actually voted against it.
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+The Senate is expected to continue debating the bill and voting on other amendments into next week.
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+Whistleblowers at one of the world’s largest food distribution companies are speaking out about a food handling practice they describe as unsanitary and unsafe.
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+Insiders at Sysco Corporation in the central Canadian province of Saskatchewan came forward to the Investigative Unit earlier this spring to voice their concerns about observing frozen hamburger patties, chicken, pork, and other perishable food items sitting out unrefrigerated at the company’s facility in Saskatoon.
+
+“They’re just doing a lot of wrong things,” one worker told NBC Bay Area. The person asked to remain anonymous for fear of retribution, but says that on numerous occasions, he observed food sitting unrefrigerated potentially for hours at the company’s overnight loading station called a cross dock.
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+The cross dock center distributes food to thousands throughout the province and supplies restaurant chains including KFC, Burger King and Dairy Queen. The cross dock is supposed to be used as a pit stop to transfer food between refrigerated trailers.
+
+Instead, workers say these images show raw food sitting on pallets after they were unloaded from one truck. The workers claim the products likely sat on the cross dock for hours until the next truck driver came in and loaded the food to take it to its final destination. The workers say the images show food sitting in temperatures as high as 64 degrees. That’s 24 degrees above Canadian health standards (4C/39.2F) for these types of products. They say it’s unknown exactly how many hours elapsed but they witnessed the food sitting out for at least one hour on multiple nights over several years. Workers believe scheduling gaps for overnight delivery drivers make it likely the food sat out much longer.
+
+“This type of cross dock should only be used for general freight. Not for food handling. . pallets of dry goods or equipment, machinery, things like that,” another source told NBC Bay Area, claiming he also observed unsafe food handling practices.
+
+“I would not take my groceries home and let them sit on the kitchen floor for 4 hours, [or] my milk, my eggs and everything else. That’s what people are eating and they have no clue,” the source said.
+
+They live a country away, but said they needed to speak out, after management showed an NBC Bay Area report about Sysco in California, at an employee meeting in Saskatchewan to discuss food safety.
+
+“For them to show us that video [with] what’s happening at Saskatoon … is probably pretty silly because everyone knows what’s going on in Saskatoon, and we’re doing wrong. They just think that we’re just going to turn a blind eye, and it’s not right,” a source said.
+
+Sysco Corporation denies the company allows food to sit out for long periods of time at its cross dock facility.
+
+In a statement, the company said that all food is off-loaded to pre-cooled trailers in accordance with food safety regulations. The company said, “Sysco conducts similar cross docking operations in other locations in the U.S. and Canada in a manner consistent with our food safety policies and procedures.”
+
+But days after NBC Bay Area began investigating, the company brought refrigerated trailers into the facility and hired additional personnel to ensure that food is immediately refrigerated. Sysco said that was to “improve” its process, but that did not mean it was committing any food safety violations.
+
+Canadian health inspectors agree. They did not validate the whistleblower concerns. They said they conducted a surprise visit to the Saskatoon cross dock and did not observe any violations nor did they see any food sitting out on the cross dock. However, according to the inspection report, inspectors visited during the afternoon, not overnight, when insiders said the food sat out unrefrigerated. Sysco said it has spoken with regulators and invited them to observe Sysco’s overnight procedures.
+
+Representatives from KFC, Burger King and Dairy Queen say food safety is a high priority and they are investigating the claims.
+
+After the changes whistleblowers say the food no longer sits out on the cross dock, a change they hope remains permanent.
+
+If you have a tip for the Investigative Unit, call 888-996-TIPS or email Vicky@nbcbayarea.com or TheUnit@nbcbayarea.com.
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+Follow Vicky Nguyen on Twitter at twitter.com/@vickydnguyen and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/vickynguyentv
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+Transcript:
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+Rat: I hear you went to the Dodgers/Giants game. What was the score? Pig: Giants one. Dodgers two. Rat: How can they both win? Pig: They didn't. I said the Giants had one. Rat: And the Dodgers, too? Pig: Right. Rat: That makes no sense. Did you at least happen to see how many runs the Padres scored in their game? Pig: Four. Rat: For my bet. I have big money on them. Pig: Then I hope that's the number you needed. Rat: What's the number I needed? Pig: I just told you. If you don't believe me, ask my German friend, Hans. Rat: Fine. Do you know how many runs the Padres scored? Hans: Nein. Rat: You said it was four something. Pig: You said it was for something. Rat: Dude, just gimme the right Dodgers/Giants score and I'll buy you your stupid lunch, unless you already had foot at the game. Pig: Ate nothing. Rat: Who had nothing? Pig: Me. Rat: Ahhhhhhhhhh. Pig: I was too upset the Dodgers had won.
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